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Annie was killed by Owen.

We've been deluding ourselves
we could ever be accepted

by proper human beings.
We are monsters.

Everything that Owen and I
ever had can go to ash.

They're only human?
Then it's our mistake
wanting to be like them.

I'm in.

GEORGE: We meet people
and fall in love.

And when we part,
they leave marks for us
to remember them by.

Our lovers sculpt us.

They define us

for better or worse.

Like a pinball, we slam
into them and rebound

in a different direction,
propelled by the contact.

And after the parting,
we might be scarred

but stronger

or more fragile

or needy or angry

or guilty.

Tuesday, graveyard shift.

-Wednesday, same thing,
graveyard shift.
GEORGE: It's never unchanged.

And Thursday,
I'm meeting Sasha.

Mmm-hmm.

GEORGE: Our lovers linger
inside us like ghosts,

haunting the corridors
and deserted rooms.

Sometimes whispering.

(GASPS)

GEORGE: Sometimes screaming.

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

Invisible, but

always there.

Waiting.

(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

More jam?

How many is that now?

That's 11 jars.

I wonder what it is about us
that says, "We need jam."

It's a gesture.
They feel guilty.

Yeah, so was writing "Peedo"
on the front door.

I'm going to haunt Owen.

Okay.

I think that's why
I'm still here.

In fact, I'm certain.

And I thought
finding out what happened
would be it,

but clearly more to it
because, well...

-Look, I haven't gone.
-Mmm.

Have you spoken to Mitchell?

A chance would be
a fine thing.

Barely seen him,
have you?

No. Not since the other night,
when...

Well, since the accident.

Do you need any help?

Um...

Yeah, thanks.

But I don't really know
what I'm going to do yet,
but...

Right. Well, can I just state
for the record
that I understand

why you're doing this,
but I don't want you to go.

Noted. (LAUGHS)

The door opens
and it's the hotel manager!

And he kind of stops.

I'm having a cigarette,
and Mitchell's face
is, like...

It's covered in blood,
and there's this dead girl
lying on the bed.

Which reminds me,
she's coming by later.

So the manager
is standing there,
staring at this scene

and then there's
this kind of silence.

And Mitchell says... (LAUGHS)

"Ah, tomb service."

(ALL LAUGHING)

I can't tell you how delighted
I am to welcome Mitchell back.

These are exciting times,
my friends,

and I know I've
said it before...

Look, they're
rolling their eyes.

They know
what I'm going to say.
But it's true!

Come on, say it with me.

ALL: No one gets left behind!

Behind.

Come here.

(APPLAUSE)

Er...

I just want to say thank you
for taking me back.

I've seen what humanity
is really like

and this is where I belong.

I'm home now.

(APPLAUSE)

LAUREN: Maybe you can
explain something.

A funeral parlour?
This has been bothering me.

Aren't we skirting a little
close to a cliche here?

Well, there's
a practical reason.

After they've died,
the recruits, this is where
they're brought.

But there's
more to it than that.

Our very existence is a union
of life and death.

Cemeteries, hospitals,
little funeral parlours,

are all places where
the two worlds
meet and overlap.

We feel at home here.

These are our churches.

Plus there's plenty of room
for storage.

It is so great
to have you back.

(APPLAUSE)

(IN DEEP GHOSTLY VOICE)
Owen.

Owen!

Oh, is that it?

It's rubbish, isn't it?

-What would Patrick Swayze do?
-What do you mean?

Well, what effect
do you want to have?

You know? Maybe it would help
if we knew what
you wanted to achieve.

-I want him to confess,
I guess.
-Well, so tell him.

"Confess!"

(ATTEMPTING STERNNESS)
Confess!

Put a bit of a hiss
on the end there. "Fessss".

(HISSING) Confess!

-No.
-Um...

(HISSING) Confess!

Yeah, that was nice.
Just throw in some
spooky stuff, as well.

You know, like,

"I am darkness. I am death!"

I am darkness!

I am death!

(SIGHS)

It's not like the films,
is it?

We don't even know if he's
going to be able to see you.

Oh, he'll be able to see me.

Everything's different now.

I know what
I'm supposed to do.

Well, maybe we're
underestimating
what just that will do to him.

You know what I said about
making him confess?

It's not just that.

I want to scare him.

To make him

cry and beg and scream.

It's not just
about justice, it's

more jagged than that.

Is that wrong?

It's human.

Not everything about
being human is nice.

(SINISTER INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

You know how this works?

Come in.

(MOCKINGLY)
Ready to spread a little joy?

Duncan Johnson, 41 years old.

AIDS-related cytomegalovirus.
He's got about
five weeks, tops.

What does he do?

-He's an engineer.
-Ha.

Now, you know what
I wanted to be?

An architect.

I had this little picture book
when I was a kid.

Spires and castles,
cathedrals.

And I'd kind of dream of them,
you know?

And my own buildings, too.

They were like
coloured blocks

scattered across
a mountainside.

I still dream about
that picture book.

But now there's this.

This chose me.

(LIFT BELL DINGS)

Herrick, don't frighten him.

He hasn't come to terms with
what's happening to him yet.

He's angry and scared and

he doesn't want to die.

(CHUCKLES) Who does?

Mr Johnson?

Please don't be alarmed.

Forgive me if I dispense
with the niceties.

No one more than you knows
that time is of the essence.

Now, my name
is William Herrick.

And I have
a proposition for you.

Yeah, it just stopped
working again.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, I'm turning it now.

No, not even a rattle.
(CHUCKLES)

Could you?
That would be great.

Um... 6:00? 7:00?

Yeah, well, if I'm not here,
then just let yourself in.
Lovely.

Okay, yep. See you then.

It's done.

Owen's coming.

(SOFT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

Black coffee.

No sugar, just a splash
of cold water from the tap.

-Hello, Josie.
-My God. Is it really you?

You haven't changed.

Neither have you.

Liar.

(LAUGHS SOFTLY)

What are you doing here?

I live here. I work here. You?

Oh, we moved here
when my husband retired.

You're married?

Oh, he died five years ago.

Oh, I'm sorry.

-What about you?
-No.

Just me. As ever.

-All alone?
-No, I have a house
I share with some friends.

Are they...

They're not vampires,
they're something else.

We came here to Bristol
one weekend, do you remember?

-The Clifton Hotel.
-"Mr and Mrs McCartney"?

It was the '60s.

Beatlemania. It was
the first thing
I could think of.

I stole my mother's
wedding ring.

The only time we left
the hotel was to buy
more cigarettes and chocolate.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

-Sorry, we need to talk.
-All right, George.

This is Josie. George is one
of the people I talked about.

Oh, right. Hi.

-Yeah, hi.
-Josie and I dated
for a while.

In the '60s.

It's fine.
She knows about us, it's cool.

Right, er, yes.

Right, um...

What do you want
to talk about?

We can talk later.

-That was mean.
-What? Why?

Mitchell. You just outed him.

Oh. (LAUGHS)

So why are you here?
Are you sick?

Lung cancer.

-Can they...
-No.

Look at you.

Frozen, like a photograph.

(SOBS)

George!

(EERIE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

Why do I bother?

(SIGHS)

Hello, you.

I hope you're not going
to take that out
of their deposit.

(GASPS) Annie?

Not any more.

-I am darkness.
-(WHIMPERING)

I am death,

vengeance and fury,

fire and blood,

diamonds and bones,

sapphire and

steel.

(WHIMPERING)

Confess, Owen.

(HISSING) Confess!

Textbook.

Hey, Annie?

That the best you've got?

I knew it.

I fucking knew it!

All that stuff happening
at my house.

I thought it was just

guilt.

(CHUCKLES)

You see,
I should have known

that even death wouldn't be
a match for one of your sulks.

I mean, that's what this is,
isn't it? (LAUGHING)

-It's the Isle of Wight
all over again.
-A sulk?

You killed me!

So what are you, then?
A ghost?

How does this work?

What? Come on, spit it out!

(LAUGHING)

Quiet as the grave.

Well,

I think we're done here,
don't you?

See, I should
charge rent for three.

See you.

(DOOR SLAMS)

What's everyone doing?

Well, um,
Sorenson has just farted

so all the men
are high-fiving each other.
(CHUCKLES)

It's like dinner
with the Kennedys up there.

-Everyone looking after you?
-They won't leave me alone.

I can't even take a piss
without someone
going,

"Hey, do you mind
if I tag along?"

Yeah, and I bet that was Seth.
(LAUGHS)

What can I say? We're just
thrilled to have you back.

-Anything?
-No, it could be a while yet.

Hmm, come on.

Take a break. Go and sit with
the guys from Mensa up there.

No, there needs to be
someone here when he wakes up.

The things he'll have seen
in-between.

I was wondering,

if you're recruiting people,
making offers, could you
talk to somebody I know?

-Sure. Who?
-Ah, she's just an old friend.

-She's at the hospital,
she's ill.
-What does she do?

Um, I'm not sure.
She was a dance teacher
when I knew her.

(LAUGHS)
Not exactly a key worker.

But what the hell?

Come the revolution,

we'll all need to know
how to dance.

Great. Thank you.

-(DOOR CLOSES)
-You shouldn't do that.

Let them take someone
you care about.

Why not?

They might become cruel.

It changes you, this life.

It didn't change me.

It did.

-It just took longer.
-Ugh.

What's going on, Lauren?

I thought you were happy.

How could I not be happy?

They're catering
to my every need.

(BATS SCREECHING)

Oh, God.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)

It's okay. It's okay.
It's all right.

Men. There were men there.

I know. I know, it's okay.
You're safe now.
You're home now.

(SIREN BLARING)

He didn't freak out?

At all?

It makes sense, really,
when you think about it.

We were expecting him
to react like a sane person,

even though this is
someone who killed
his fiancee,

concealed it and then
rented out the crime scene.

-So what do we do now?
-I'll have to see Janey,
I guess.

I'll go while he's at work.

-Owen's girlfriend?
-Otherwise she'll
be next, won't she?

(DOOR SLAMS)

-Hello, stranger.
-Hey.

You're back late.

Yeah. I had a...

Stuff at the, uh...
It was a mad day.

(EXHALES)
Any of these a coffee?

Oh. Um,
that one or that one maybe.

So, um,
I decided to haunt Owen.

Cool.

Yeah, I wanted
to talk it through
with you first, but...

Anyway, he saw me today,
but he didn't
react as I expected

so now I think
I'll have to see Janey.

-Sounds like a plan.
-Where have you been?

-Work. I told you.
-Not all the time.

I've been busy.

You're back
with them, aren't you?

-It's different now.
-Oh, Mitchell.

-Are you killing again?
-It's voluntary. No one's
being forced to do anything.

We're giving people hope.

Well, now I've heard
everything.

But you've always said
that getting this house
was to be part of humanity

so that you could retreat
from what you are.

Humanity? Most of humanity
still point at planes.

The way you two
talk about them.

How charming they are,
how benign.

Like they're Howard
from the fucking Halifax.

They are stupid and thuggish
and cruel

and we will
never be like them,
and thank God for that.

They are the monsters.

I just can't believe
it's taken me
this long to work it out.

MITCHELL: It's a lot to
take in, I know. It's about
being another option.

If I agreed

what would happen?
Would I get better?

Instantly. And not just you,
everyone!

(SCOFFS) Places like this
would be museums.

It'll end all famine, all war.

Oh, please, please,
stop the spin!

I don't know who you are
when you talk like this.

But I wouldn't...

I'd be like this.

-I wouldn't be young.
-No. You'd be...

Frozen, like a photograph?

With you?

Forever.

-I'm sorry.
-It's okay.

It's okay. It was the same
for me at the start.

No, no, that was different.

Being human
means being mortal.

It means dying.

You can't rob people of that.

No one's being robbed,
don't you see? It's a choice.

It's a trick.

Christ, Mitchell, just because
they're handing themselves
over voluntarily,

it doesn't stop it
being a con.

You're offering something
you have no right to.

Of course people
want eternal life.

People want
capital punishment.
That doesn't make it right.

-It's evolution.
-(SIGHS)

Never a birth? Never a death?

That's not evolution,
that's a full stop.

Getting him to approach me,
was that really your idea?

The Mitchell I knew
would never have dreamed...

I wanted to save you.

(SCOFFS)
No, I don't think it was that.

These people you live with,
your friends,

do they know about this?

I think that's why
you asked him
to talk to me.

Because you knew
I'd tell you this.

(TAKE ME OUT PLAYING)

(DOOR OPENING)

(DOOR CLOSING)

Janey, it's me.

No, no, no, no, don't!

Great. So you freak out.

Hiya.

(SCREAMS)

-Janey! Janey!
-Oh, God! (WHIMPERING)

Janey,
I'm not going to hurt you!

You took my shoes off.

Oh, my God.
Why did you take my shoes off?

You fainted.
I thought that's what
you do when people faint.

You did it to keep me here.

You did it so
I couldn't get away!

Look, if I wanted to
keep you here I would have
chopped your feet off.

(SOBBING) Oh, no!

Look, I'm not going
to chop your feet off.

But you're dead.

You died.

You fell down the stairs
and cracked your head open.

That's not what happened.

-Owen said.
-Owen

killed me.

That's not true.

It's why I'm still here.

I can't let it go.

ANNIE: I needed to warn you
because...

Next it'll be you.

You're lying. He loves me.

If you tell me that
he has never
laid a finger on you,

never, not even for a second
made you feel scared,

then I'll walk away right now.

Sometimes he gets...

-What?
-No.

You need to say it.

No!

I'm going mad, that's all.

JANEY: It's like what happened
to my Aunty Linda.

She kept seeing
the Bronte sisters
in her en suite.

(KEY TURNS)

Owen!

Owen! Owen!

(SOBBING)

-What's wrong?
-I'm going mad. I'm going mad.

-What are you talking about?
-I'm seeing things!
It's Annie.

She's here, Owen. She was
going to chop my feet off!

Okay, that is totally
out of context.

-I can't see anything.
-Don't listen to him, Janey,
he's lying.

-He's looking right at me.
-It's still talking, I can
hear it. It's got her voice.

-Sweetheart, I swear to you,
I can't see a thing.
-JANEY: Can't you?

Don't listen to him, Janey.

Listen to me. You saw me,
you spoke to me.

Oh, God. Make it stop.

What's it been saying, baby?

What do you think
it's been saying?

It said

you killed her.

Did it now?

So you know
what I think this is?

A delayed reaction.

-How do you mean?
-You see, I think
that you're feeling guilty

because of what we were
doing when she was alive.

Because of the affair.

Yeah.

All the emails and texts.

That time at your work.

In the Lexus.

Our engagement party.

Our engagement party? But how?

In the disabled toilets.

So I think this is all
just a reaction to that.

And you know something?

You see, now, Annie,
she would love this.

She was always so bitter.

All her life,
bitter towards people
that were cleverer than her.

People that did something.

She would stand at the side
and snipe and bitch,

never participate,

never risk.

So she lived her life
in the periphery.

Like a ghost.

So you don't think
I'm going mad?

No, baby.

I think that
this is a testament

to just how wonderful
and caring a person you are.

And you really
can't see anything?

Come on.

You know what?

I really can't.

The doctor will be over
in a minute.

-Hello, my boyfriend.
-Hello, my girlfriend.

Couple of things,
my boyfriend. Lucy Willis,
the thrombosis patient.

We're getting her to tag along
with the porters whenever
they take anyone

to physio or x-ray 'cause...

(INHALES) Well, it's the only
way we can get the bloody
woman to do any exercise.

-Got you.
-(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Second thing.

Um, ahem, the results are in

and it turns out that
you have a smashing arse.

I see. Well, in that case,
can I just point out that you
have two amazing...

JOSIE: I need to talk to you.

-Um...
-Yes.

Look, I don't know
what Mitchell
said to you about...

-Shut up.
-Right you are.

-Mitchell's in trouble.
-What?

He introduced me
to another vampire
to recruit me.

To make me one of them.

The vampires are mobilising.

Oh, they're making
it sound all New Labour,
but this is an invasion.

It's a coup.

And the first thing
they're doing is recruiting

on a bigger scale
than ever before.

They're coming in here
and talking to people
who are dying.

And Mitchell's part of this?

-He's how they're getting in.
-Oh, Christ!

-Well, what do we do now?
-Your thing.

Can I ask? Is it anything...

-Useful? No, no, no.
My thing is a part-time thing.
-Oh, right.

I thought perhaps
you were a wizard
or something.

A wizard? (LAUGHS)

Oh, God, that's ridiculous.

Trust me, once you've dated
a vampire,

you tend to have
a different criteria
for what's ridiculous.

Okay, um, I need to go home.
I need to...

How many people are they
planning to recruit? How...

How bad is this?

He said it.

The man. He said,

"No one gets left behind."

(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

(BELL RINGS)

Hiya.

You know what I don't get?
Why Bristol?

Why not London or Madchester?

What's all that about?

Well, the first vampire
settled here in 1630.

Richard Turner.

I guess we never got around to
getting our shit
somewhere else.

-The first vampire lived here?
-The first to have
a double life.

He ran for parliament,
he was a slave trader,
killed maybe

-I don't know,
1,000 people...
-I never knew.

Has nobody ever told you
this stuff?

All the best stories
are about you, Mitchell.

Everyone else is like,
"I've got this tramp
in a doorway."

But with you, all they ever
talk about is when
Mitchell did those twins,

-Mitchell got
that soldier and...
-I need to talk to Herrick.

You want me
to ring you through?

I want you
to get out of my way.

We should do this more often.

Mitchell's here.

(INDISTINCT GHOSTLY VOICES)

(SPOOKY WAILING)

(WAILING INTENSIFIES)

Hello?

You didn't give her
long enough.

The last one, I told him,
she'd just come back,
for Christ's sake.

What are you doing here?

Look, please.
There has to be
an order to this.

That's why Michael died
and Daisy got so sick.

-What are you talking about?
-We keep quiet.
We eat when you say.

But there are
too many of you now.
No one has time to recover.

-Are they feeding from you?
-Don't do this. Please.

-How long have you been here?
-Weeks.

There were other people's
clothes when we got in here.
There were toys under the bed.

We were going to tell you, but

like so much in life,

it all comes down to timing.

(DOOR OPENS)

Annie, Annie, Annie!
We've got to rescue Mitchell.

The thing with the vampires,
oh, my God, it's a lot
worse than we thought.

There's this woman
at the hospital,
she's... No, I'll...

I'll tell you on the way.
Oh, they're, they're...

They're based
at an undertakers.

Stereotypes clearly
hold no fear for these people.

I have no idea
what I'm looking for.

Something to defend myself
with, but, you know, so far

so far, I have a whisk
and I have my
mobile phone recharger.

So that's...

I mean, what do we take?

Do we take crosses and garlic?

I know, we should have watched
more films!

We should... You should
have answered me.

Anytime you want to chip in,
say something constructive,
do feel free.

I can't.

I'm sorry? What did you say?

It's beaten me.

I can't move. I can't...

Owen's won.

Can't touch him.

He just keeps on killing me.

Okay, first off,
you need to stop talking.

Then, you need
to stand up and help.

-Don't understand...
-No.

Mitchell, our friend,
needs you. Your friend.

So if you can't do this,

then you have
done to yourself the one thing
Owen could never do.

Because then you
have finally died.

Are you sure this is
the vampire headquarters?

Good afternoon. I'm so sorry.
I'm afraid we're closed
for business at the moment,

but I do have a number of...

Oh, my God.
What do you want?

Well, either you have
the world's worst
customer service

or we're in the right place.
We want to see Mitchell.

Are you out of your mind?
Piss off before
I call the others.

Well, can we leave
a message, then?

-What the cock is that?
-I'm a ghost, actually.

Get out.

Can you, like,
move things about and
walk from one room to another?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure
everyone can do that.

Shut it, Digby.
The only reason why I haven't
torn your bastard face off yet

is because I've just done
the hoovering in here.

Mmm-hmm.
Okay, I'm going
to get Mitchell.

-That's it.
-(GASPS IN PAIN)

I'll call my boys.
We're gonna have
some fun with you.

-Annie! A bit of help here?
-Sorenson!

-Good move.
-(ANNIE SCREAMING)

I want to hear you bark,
little dog.

-Did you just
hit me with a chair?
-Yes!

-Sorry.
-What is wrong
with you people?

That totally fucking hurt!

-For Christ's sake, Annie,
hit him again!
-Hit him again?

-Hit him again! Again, Annie!
Annie, hit him!
-(YELPS)

We're gonna do this
old-school.

-Again, Annie! Again!
-(YELPS)

That was pathetic.
We were like
the world's gayest ninjas.

What? I don't get it.
I hit him with a chair
and nothing.

Then you punch him with
your girly arm
and he's knocked out.

I think my Star of David
weakened him.
Mitchell sees it all the time.

He looks after it
when I transform.
Why doesn't it affect him?

Oh, God. I feel sick.

(ANNIE PANTING)

I think that was
my first actual fight.

Yeah? Well...

You'd better get used to it.
This is our life now.

-How's your hand?
-It really hurts.
It's really...

-I think I've bruised
the bone.
-No.

Those people in that room,
who are they?

Oh, kind of runaways, mostly.

You said it would
be voluntary.
This whole thing.

That didn't look
very voluntary to me!

How did you think this
was going to be done, huh?

With "please" and "thank you"?
"May I be so bold?"

Evolution has casualties.

The Romans,
you know, they devoured

almost every inch
of the entire world.

Giving us irrigation, medicine
and democracy.

And the Ottoman Empire,

they conquered
three continents,

giving us education
and the judicial system.

Now, do you think
that all of that was achieved

without dropping
a single ounce of blood?

This is the natural churn
of history, Mitchell.

We're not good or bad,
we're just what happens next.

The people in that room,
how do they fit in?

Well, they're a kind of
dry run, really, a theory.

But you haven't
recruited them.

I never said I wanted
a 100% conversion.

There'll always be
a portion of humanity
kept alive,

kept pure.

-Why?
-We've got to eat.

(SCOFFS)

And that's what it
comes down to.

Historical precedents.
Slogans.

It's smoke and mirrors.

You just want to feed.

You just want to kill.

But it feels so nice.

I can't do this.

Ah, sorry, Mitchell.

You can't just hop in and out
as the mood grabs you,
you know?

You can't just dip your toe.

It sends a message.

You understand, don't you?

We'll be kind.

-And my friends?
-You mean the dog?

There's another one. A ghost.

What about if, um,

when it happens
I promise it'll be me,

not Seth, no,

not, not anyone like him.

So how do we do this?

Well, we can do it right here.
Have a drink, choose a chair,
break a leg and

sharpen it.

Do me a favour.

Afterwards

don't talk about me
the way you do.

Don't tell each other
those stories about
the things I did.

That's not how I want
to be remembered.

I never had you down as vain.

I just don't want to be
an inspiration like that.

Better to be forgotten
than that.

Shall we?

-Who wants some of my chair?
-(PANTING)

I totally should have
prepared something.

-Run!
-(SCREAMING)

Come on! Get them!

(BOTH PANTING)

MITCHELL: Wait, wait, wait.
Come over this way.

HERRICK: Get him! Get him!
Come on!

(PANTING)

I went ahead to check
the coast was clear.

-Is it?
-Very much not.

-Well, did anyone see you?
-Um, possibly!

Shit. This way!

-Annie?
-No, I'm here.

-Come here, mate.
-Annie! Get away from here.

-No, I'm not gonna leave you.
-Annie, just go!

That's not gonna work
this time, Digby.
There's too many of us.

Let them go, Seth!

If you let them go,
I swear I won't run!

(SQUELCHY JABBING)

Ow.

(SETH MOANING)

Well, he won't be
staring at my tits when he
speaks to me anymore.

Let's go.
Let's go. Let's go!
Come on. Come on!

Go, go, go, go!

(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

This way, this way!
This way, this way!

Come on!

-Where are we even going?
-I don't know.

We'll find somewhere. Come on!

-There's nowhere.
-No, it's fine, really.
We can hide.

I can't hide from me, though.

-What are you talking about?
You can't go back.
-Mitchell, come on!

You brought me
into this world.

-Wait, wait.
-I want you to
take me out of it.

No.

-No way. Absolutely not.
-Please.

-Lauren.
-You saw the people
in that room.

Come on! Mitchell!

-I'd go down there.
-Don't do this.

No, George, wait.

Their faces.

Oh, God, sometimes
they didn't even fight.

What are you doing?

Why didn't you tell me?

Because you would
have stopped me
and I liked it too much.

Mitchell!

Oh, Lauren, please don't
make me do it.

You have to.

The me I used to be,

the me who got hay fever

and was scared her parents
would find out she smoked,

she's almost gone.

Soon all that's going
to be left is her.

-Oh, Lauren, I can't.
-There isn't time.

But you saved us.

So save me.

(DRAMATIC INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

-(LAUREN GRUNTS)
-(MITCHELL GASPING)

(MITCHELL PANTING)

Somebody needs to stop him,
Mitchell.

He wants to tear
everything down.

Here it comes. (PANTING)

Oh, my!

(CRACKLING)

Thank you.

Not for the tea.

Well, if I'd known it was
going to be so Andy McNab,
I might not have bothered.

I'm sorry about Lauren.

(COMFORTABLY NUMB PLAYING)

Hi, honey, I'm home!

I got your message.

So

the gang's all here.

What are they?
Your backing singers?

Oh, fuck.
You're not ghosts as well,
are you?

(LAUGHS)

I knew I should have
got references.

Can I ask you something?

Is the point of all this
to make me feel guilty?

Is that what we're doing here?
Because it won't work.

Okay, 'cause here's the thing
they never tell you.

You see, to kill someone

and get away with it

you're bulletproof.

You're a god.

There's a question you haven't
asked yourself yet.

If I exist, what else does?

You think you're
the big bad wolf,

you should see
George on a full moon.

You think you're
a cold-blooded murderer?

Mitchell was killing
80 years before
you were even born.

Don't you get it yet?
I'm just the tip
of the iceberg.

I'm Good Cop.

ANNIE: Look at you.
So pleased with
your grubby little murder.

The fact is, when it comes
to pure, naked evil,
you're an amateur.

I want you to know you've
wandered off the path.

This is where
the wild things are,
and we've got your scent now.

We can find you
at the edge of the earth

and create
unimaginable tortures.

And now I'm going to tell you
the very worst thing
in the world,

something only the dead know.

(WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY)

That's not true.

I saw it. My advice to you?

Find a safe place with locks
and bad dogs

and never ever
turn out the light.

(DISTORTED WAILING VOICES)

(SOBBING)

I think I'm going to go
and put the kettle on.

What did you say to him?

I told him a secret.

(WAILING VOICES CONTINUE)

(SOBBING)

(INDISTINCT MENACING VOICES)

ANNIE: So what happens now?

To me?

I thought there'd
be fireworks.

I thought
the clouds would part.

I thought there'd be Elvis.

-We just wait, I suppose.
-Wait?

And do what?

Well, The Real Hustle's on.
It's 8:30.

-Is it?
-If it's a question
of closure, well,

-what constitutes closure?
-(SIGHS)

Owen turning himself in?

MITCHELL: Doing himself in?

Yes, sir.
What can I do for you?

-I need you to keep me safe.
-Okay.

Have you been threatened
by someone?

I killed my girlfriend.

And now she lives
with what I think
is a werewolf and a vampire

and they're
going to torture me.

So I need to find
somewhere safe.

I see.

Well, in that case
we're going to need
a different form.

Annie.

Those things you said to Owen,

what happened?

I have never seen
you like that before.

Yeah.

It's funny what overcoming
a whole army of vampires
does to your confidence.

I'll see you later.

Um, guys?

ANNIE: Oh, my God, it's here.

GEORGE: So that's it?

That's death?

Do I... Do I pack?

No. I mean, I don't think so.

I think you just
go as you are.

What is it?

On the other side,
is it something good,
or something else?

It's probably something else.

Then why are you going?
It doesn't make sense!
Stay. Please. Just stay.

If you don't know
what's there, why the hell
are you going?

Because it's an end.

I should say
goodbye now, then.

-Will you be all right?
-BOTH:
Yeah, I'll look after him.

Oh, oh!

(ANNIE SOBBING)

You hated me.

-I didn't.
-Oh, you did.

A bit.

(MELANCHOLY
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)

Don't kill anyone.

Good tip.

Write that down.

-So.
-So.

Yes.

I'll be off, then.

Oh, this is ridiculous!

You're lucky. Most people
don't get a chance
to say goodbye.

I know, but fucking hell!

You might want to have
different last words.

George, when I open it,
don't look inside.

Okay.

-Oh, it's cold.
-(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

-(GEORGE & ANNIE SCREAM)
-There's someone
behind the door!

-It's all right,
it's the other door!
-What?

It's the front door.

-Oh, my bloody God!
-I actually let out
a little bit of wee then.

Of all the times,
there's someone at
the door now?

Maybe they'll go away.

-(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
-Oh, this is absurd.

We can't do this
with somebody at
the door.

Oh, no!

Ask me in!

-GEORGE: Oh, God! Oh, God!
-ANNIE: Stake? God!

Ask me in!

Oh, no!

-Mitchell, tell me what to do!
-Should we take the stake out?

-George, he's dying.
-You need to go.

-What?
-We don't know how long
the portal will be here.

Annie, this
might be your last chance.

-Just go.
-But he's dying!

-George!
-I'll get him to the hospital.
I can deal with this.

Ambulance, please.

-Annie.
-(WHIMPERING)

Go.

Annie, just go!

-What do you believe?
-That it's time to grow up.

HERRICK: I am the beginning,
this land is ours

and we have all the time
in the world.

(HOWLING)