Original subtitles

[music playing]

ELLIE: (SINGING) Down by the

bay where the watermelons grow.

Back to my home I dare not go.

For if I do, my

mother would say,

did you ever see a bear combing

his hair down by the bay.

Down by the bay where

the watermelons grow.

Back to my home I dare not go...

- MAE: Did you pack - The green suitcase?

- Where's the green suitcase? - ELLIE: (SINGING)... for if I do...

ANDREW: It's back there. Don't worry about it.

It's back there somewhere.

- ELLIE: (SINGING)... did you - Ever see a bear combing

his hair down by the bay?

Down by the bay where

the watermelons grow.

Back to my home I dare not go.

For if I do, my

mother would say,

did you ever see a whale with a

polka dot tail down by the bay.

Down by the bay where

the watermelons grow.

Back to my home I dare not go.

For if I do, my

mother would say,

did you ever see

a teacher kissing

a creature down by the bay.

Down by the bay where

the watermelons grow...

[door closing]

[music playing]

ANDREW: Well, here we are.

[music playing]

Oof.

Oh.

[meow]

Angela!

[footsteps]

[whistling]

[footsteps]

Hey, come here.

[thud]

Look out.

Look out don't step on that.

[footsteps]

[music playing]

[thud]

(SINGING) [inaudible]

Amen.

So there were all the

angels in heaven, right?

And they were all good.

I mean, they never did

anything even slightly wrong.

Then Lucifer... he was

the prettiest angel,

and the smartest...

see, he wanted to

take God's place.

But soon God heard what

Lucifer was thinking,

and he tried to kill Lucifer.

And the good angels and the

bad angels had a war in heaven.

And God won.

And he threw all

the bad angels off

of heaven, down through the

clouds, down to this Earth.

And now they live in the world,

and they try to take people

to that place, which is hell.

That's why you have

to be clean inside.

They smell badness in

you, and they take you.

And Lucifer is the

worst angel, the king.

And he looks all day, all

night, looking for fresh souls.

He's extremely bad.

Where do they live now?

Different places.

Right now he's staying

in the basement.

Our basement?

He wants to take

one of us away.

Who?

Depends.

Depends on what?

On who has more sin.

See, every sin

weighs just so much.

Lucifer puts them on

a scale, and whoever

turns out with the

heaviest sin gets taken.

[knocking]

[music playing]

We're going down.

It's too dark.

You just want me to read you

that story again, don't you?

No, I don't.

[music playing]

Ghosts don't get mail.

How do we know we're

not dreaming right now?

You are dreaming now.

Don't worry.

- Nobody can tell the difference - Until they're seven.

Am I dreaming you,

or are you dreaming me?

Cheese.

[footsteps]

[music playing]

Think that lady's

definitely and angel.

Angels talk in signs.

But I'm not sure if she's

a good one, or a bad one.

[music playing]

MAN: (SINGING) I was

[inaudible] a creation,

like a twisted fascination.

Yeah, I was going on vacation

when she switched from a girl

to a vampire.

So much bridge under the water.

And the rivets

are getting rusty.

How much bridge under the water?

Will it take [inaudible]?

[inaudible]

You hungry?

Ow!

Ow.

Fuck.

Did that taste good?

[soft laughter]

No.

I don't think I can do

that church thing again.

- ANDREW: I think it's - Good for the girls.

It's bland.

- MAE: This is getting - Completely relentless.

We can't keep moving.

It just doesn't work anymore.

ANDREW: It'll be over soon.

- You're getting really - Sick of this, aren't you?

[sigh]

Just say it.

- Just say you're - Getting sick of me.

Just say it!

ANDREW: Cheer up.

I'm yours, OK?

You're stuck with me.

Just promise me.

What?

- That you won't put me - In one of those places.

Oh, I...

I promise.

I promise.

- Where they fuck - With your brain,

- and you shuffle around in those - Fucking slippers all the...

I promise.

I swear.

[kissing]

You know what, Andrew?

[sigh] What?

I don't feel anything

for the girls anymore.

I can't.

It's like I'm dead inside.

I'm numb.

But it hurts.

We just have to wait it out.

[insects chirping]

Three cents.

Do mine.

She'll get even happier.

[music playing]

[children laughing]

[splashing water]

[insects chirping]

[music playing]

- (WHISPERING) Hail - Mary, full of grace,

take away this ugly face.

Hail Mary, full of grace,

take away this ugly face.

Hail Mary, full of grace,

take away this ugly face.

[footsteps]

[birdsong]

(WHISPERING) The devil came.

What? Never mind.

Just come on.

If we read the signs right, and

get all the way clean inside,

Mama could get happy again.

[splashing water]

[footsteps]

Shit.

Disasters are starting

early this morning.

Come here.

[footsteps]

Where the heck were you guys?

Thank you.

How do you feel?

Oh, you know,

like, 20, 25 bucks.

Main thing is...

Here, put this in.

how I look.

Get over by the sink.

[running water]

- I don't want you going out - Anymore unless you ask, OK?

OK.

This is the salamander's seat.

Oof.

Something knocked over

the garbage last night.

It's probably a raccoon.

Are you gonna kill it?

Of course.

- What do you think we're - Having for lunch later?

- I thought you were - Gonna go get a deer today.

I am. After work.

Can I come?

Hey, you want to come?

OK.

Let's hope we don't get busted.

[music playing]

[striking match]

[music playing]

Angela!

Uh-oh.

Angela!

[birdsong]

[gunshot]

[cracking]

Angela!

[footsteps]

[splash]

[door closing]

[whistling]

[door closing]

It was an accident.

What the fuck are you doing?

You don't love me.

- MAE: (WHISPERING) How - Could you say that?

[footsteps]

How could you say that?

[horn honking]

[WHISTLING - "SHE'LL BE COMING

['ROUND THE MOUNTAIN"]

[horn honking]

[music playing]

I'm away for one afternoon,

and you set fire to the drapes.

I only thought a

little corner would burn.

Now she's really upset.

It's OK.

I think this will

definitely work.

It's the strongest thing

you can do for cleaning.

How long do I

have to stay here?

Till your sin burns off.

I think it take

around 15 minutes.

But you can't leave the

circle, no matter what.

How come?

If you leave the circle,

you go into the big nothing,

and you can never come back.

What's the big nothing?

- The place to go - When you dream.

The same place as dying.

I don't like this.

You've got to do it.

It's all we have left, if we

want Mama to be happy again.

Don't you have any

sins to burn off?

You're the one who

burned the drapes.

[clattering]

OK.

See ya.

The Virgin will only come to

the person inside the circle.

So I better go.

But remember, I can't help

you if you leave the circle.

- If you leave the - Circle, it's permanent.

[footsteps]

[door closing]

[creaking]

ELLIE: (SINGING) Down by the

bay where the watermelons grow.

Back to my home I dare not go.

For if I do, my

mother would say,

did you ever see a bear combing

his hair down by the bay.

Down by the bay...

[music playing]

[chimes]

[music playing]

[meow]

Emily?

- Is this where you - Always disappear to?

Is the lady an angel?

I mean the mailbox lady.

Make a sign if she's an angel.

Is she a good angel

or a bad angel?

- Make a sign if - She's a bad angel.

OK.

[door opening]

I told you not to

leave the circle.

But the Virgin came.

- That probably wasn't - The Virgin then.

If she tried to make

you leave the circle,

it was probably the devil

dressed up as the Virgin.

You sure are lucky I showed up.

That would have been permanent.

Well, if that was the Virgin,

this might really work.

[music playing]

[birdsong]

Mm.

[distant train whistle]

[violin tuning]

It worked!

[violin music]

- Dad! - Dad!

- Dad! - Dad!

- Dad! - Dad!

Dad!

[laughter]

[music playing]

Ah!

Ah!

- Listen, did you get the - Wine and peppercorns?

- We have wine left - Over from that party.

We do?

- We have lots... we're - Gonna need lots of wine,

because I thought I'd make...

I'd make a lot of it.

- And then I thought maybe - I'd make chicken curry, too.

Chicken curry, too?

You like like chicken curry.

Wow, you're a dynamo in there. My favorite.

MAE: Do you want pie?

- ANDREW: What kind - Of pie do you want?

- Blueberry? - What kind of pie do you want? Blueberry!

Blueberry!

You know what I thought?

- I thought that I would scrape - Down the whole living room

- and I would paint it - A different color.

- Maybe blue. - What do you think?

- Pink, pink. - Pink? Green.

Green. What do you think?

- No, pink. - Red.

Pink.

Red.

- And then I would do the - Bathroom downstairs.

- And then I would - Do the girls' room.

- What color do you - Want your room?

Red.

Red.

You really like red, don't you?

Purple!

Purple haze, man.

[laughing]

You know what, Andrew?

What?

I really love this house.

I'm so happy here.

It's great, right?

I really like it here.

It's so nice.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

And thank you.

And thank you, too.

Hey, and a ho,

and a hey, ya, ya.

Hey, and a ho,

and a hey, ya, ya.

[insects chirping]

[birdsong]

[sigh]

[music playing]

ELLIE: Um, I had this dream

where I had a box of spar...

a... a box of butterflies

and some sparrows.

And I let them go.

And whenever we

left our house, we...

we would still see the animals.

[music playing]

Hey.

[door closing]

ANGELA: What size

do you think I am?

SALESLADY: Hmm, why,

I would say a three.

Do you have anything green?

Ha, hello there.

Hi.

We have others, if you like.

Oh, you know what,

I really shouldn't

buy any more jewelry today.

[door closing]

You didn't get anything?

You want it?

Really? Sure.

Come here.

[birdsong]

[passing traffic]

Angie, you're the most

beautiful girl in the world.

Did you know that?

I love you so much.

[engine starting]

ELLIE: I dreamed I could fly.

- MAE: I think you - Should practice,

- because I think that would be - Really great if you could fly.

[splashing water]

[laughter]

Stop.

[laughter]

[music playing]

[door closing]

Hi.

Um, can I get a Manhattan

and two Cokes, please?

- Can I have a quarter - For the bowling machine?

Sure.

Here you go, sweetheart.

Thanks a lot.

[footsteps]

[chair scraping]

MAN: You're a beautiful woman.

- If I give you my number, - Will you call me?

[chuckling]

No.

- Well, what if I ask - You to dance with me?

[chair scraping]

You're wild, aren't you?

- Actually, I'm - Usually housebound.

I'm just having a good week.

[chuckling]

Is that so?

How much time do you have?

You've got crazy eyes.

[chuckling]

[tires crunching on gravel]

Um, listen.

I don't want you to tell Daddy

that I danced with that man.

OK?

I was just kidding around.

OK.

OK.

OK?

Do you hear me?

Do you hear me?

Yeah.

[music playing]

[engine revving]

[scraping]

[door closing]

[door closing]

[laughter]

Hey.

Ah.

I've got this great idea.

I wanna start the band again.

Jess isn't doing anything.

- Remember those great - Songs you wrote at the end

that we never recorded?

Don't you think we

should do those?

Come on. What do you think?

Say something. What do you think?

Say something.

- What do you want - Me to say, Mae?

I don't know.

What do you think?

I think it's unrealistic.

You know that.

Why?

[sigh]

- Mae, let's not - Start this now, OK?

Oh, come on.

- Don't tell me you - Just think we're just

- gonna be stuck here - Forever and ever,

and not ever

getting out of here.

Mae, we just

moved in a week ago.

Well, so what?

We can move to the

city, and... and...

and the kids would love it.

- And... and we could stay with - Freddie and Margaret, and...

- ANDREW: I don't wanna stay - With Freddie and Margaret.

We can't just keep

packing them up.

You know?

I can't sit here and play

fucking housewife forever.

Oh. Ha.

Oh, is that what you're playing?

Housewife?

[sigh]

- All right, so you - Want to go back.

What happens when you sink?

MAE: I don't care.

I just... I just...

I... I think...

I think we have more options.

Mae, this blind

optimism, you've got to see

it for what it is, for once.

So nothing I feel is real?

No, not nothing.

Just what you decide.

- You're just scared, - That's all it is.

What am I scared of?

Failing.

- No, that's not - What I'm afraid of.

I just want to play in

front of people again, please.

OK, so go.

Please.

[sigh]

What do you mean?

Well, we don't really

need you around here.

Not in any, you know,

functional kind of way.

How can you say that?

- What do you mean, - How can I say that?

- That's obviously - What you want, Mae.

Your freedom.

What are you saying, Andrew?

I'm just continuing

the conversation.

Oh, come on, baby,

please don't be cold.

Please.

That was mean, what I said.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Please.

It doesn't matter.

- How can you say that I - Could just leave by myself?

I can't leave by myself.

Please, I love you.

[sigh]

Where are you going?

I have to get dinner ready.

Andrew, don't go, please.

[footsteps]

I'll be anything

you want me to be.

[thud]

[footsteps]

[music playing]

Lucifer?

What did I do?

Why do you want me?

Please, listen.

If you take me, Ellie will die.

You can't take me, please.

Take Mama. [clap]

[gasp]

[insects chirping]

MAE: [sobbing]

[door closing]

[crash]

[scream]

[insects chirping]

It was a bird.

I take it back.

I take it back.

You can take me.

Take me.

[music playing]

[ambulance radio chatter]

ANDREW: Angela, make sure

you lock the door, OK?

I'll be back soon.

Ellie, don't worry.

Be back soon.

OK, have a seat right there.

[door closing]

[door closing]

[engine starting]

[distant train whistle]

[insects chirping]

[owl hooting]

ELLIE: How long

is it gonna take?

Not long, once the

Virgin gets here.

But we're not leaving

the circle, or anything.

I mean, because then we could...

we'd go in the big nothing,

and then we can never come back.

Right?

Right?

I don't think she's coming.

If we follow the signs

right, we get to real heaven.

If we follow them

wrong, we go to hell.

Outside the circle?

Come on.

I don't want to.

- Well, if you don't - Go, I'm going by myself,

- and you'll be - Alone in the world.

[music playing]

This is the big nothing?

It's a mirror of our world.

But none of this is really here.

WOMAN: [laughing]

How do we get to heaven?

[laughing]

Oh, Muenster.

Oh.

Why?

Cheese.

Uh.

[laughing]

Hi, Darlene.

Who's Darlene?

I'm Darlene.

Darlene's your sitter.

What sitter?

For while I'm at work.

That looks really good.

I ate already.

Do you want to bring anything?

Where are we going?

Darlene's house.

- Well, actually, I thought I'd - Bring them by the yard first.

- I got something I want - To drop off for Frank.

OK.

You gonna take that

costume off before we go out?

No.

[laughter]

You'll get itchy.

Tell you what.

We'll go upstairs and pick out

a real pretty outfit for you

to wear instead.

Yeah. Go ahead, Ellie.

I don't want to.

Let's go, honey.

Ellie, go ahead.

Now, sweetie.

Ellie, let go of the table.

I got her.

Ellie, let go of

the table, please.

[chair scraping]

No!

No!

[music playing]

[footsteps]

[whirring]

Frank!

Hi, fellas.

I mean my Frank.

Hey, Darlene. Hi, Darlene.

Hi, Darlene.

These are the Levesque kids.

Mm.

This is Frank.

Why are there

cars in the trees?

Tornado.

- I brought you some - Cookies for later.

[giggling] He's nervous.

- Have you ever been to a - Yard like this before?

ANGELA: No.

- Well, it's a family business, - And Frank is the youngest.

[giggling] Not for long.

- The funny thing is, - Everyone here is

named Frank, except the mother.

Either they were named it,

or they got it as a nickname.

I think that's the

craziest thing.

I have tried and tried to get

them to think up new names,

but everyone just

wants to be Frank.

OK, we're going to my house now.

ELLIE: Are you married?

No, this is my parent's house.

But I wanted the baby.

[distant dog barking]

Can I see your stomach?

No, but you can listen to it.

Here, put your head right here.

You can hear its heart.

So you could get

pregnant without a husband?

A couple of kisses,

and you're there.

But you have to want it, though.

I wish you'd have seen his

face when I told him the news.

He was so cute.

His cheeks got all red,

and he just looked at me

for a really, really long time.

[yawn]

I'm sleepy.

If I nod off for a few

minutes, you'll be all right.

Just, uh, play with those

toys, and don't go upstairs.

[door opening]

What am I supposed to do?

Just stand there for a while.

[thud]

We've gotta get out of here.

Couldn't she maybe

be a good angel?

Darlene? No way.

She's just guarding us.

Question is, how

to break the spell.

[thud]

- DARLENE: [scream] - My water broke!

Sorry.

DARLENE: My water broke!

I think it's coming.

Get a towel from the bathroom.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

I think it's... It

think it's coming.

Hurry!

And... and call my mother.

Call my mother.

555-6108.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

ANGELA: Hello?

Is Mrs. Ferguson there?

Well, this is Angela Levesque,

a kid she's sitting for.

- Well, Darlene is - Having her baby now,

so it would be good if Mrs.

Ferguson could come over.

It's coming out now.

DARLENE: [panting]

It's coming right now.

Get it!

Get it!

Oh.

[baby crying]

- MAN: Well, it's - It's a good things

she had those ballet lessons.

- [chuckling] That's - All I can say.

Yes, thank you.

It's wonderful.

- Now, I want you to make - Sure she takes her vitamins.

I will.

[murmuring]

MAN: Look who's here.

[murmuring]

How did you know what to do?

I don't know.

I just caught him.

He was as light as a feather.

I broke her water, though.

- Excuse me, we have - To go to the bathroom.

[footsteps]

Frank was delivered

in five minutes, flat.

How often do you

think that happens?

Never.

It never happens.

It's a sign.

It's a sign for us to

get out of here, fast.

- They won't notice we're gone - For at least 15 minutes,

- they're so excited - About Darlene.

[music playing]

- ELLIE: Is the big - Nothing the place

- where you go when you - Dream, or when you die?

They're both the same place.

- Just when you dream, you - Come back in the morning.

So we're dead?

Do you feel dead?

No.

Well.

- But then we're - Supposed to go to heaven.

If we follow the signs right.

[clinking]

What's that?

I don't know yet.

[footsteps]

You could have killed my sister.

Sit on his head.

Get the kid away from me.

Apologize, or she'll fart.

Sorry.

- Say, I'm very, very sorry, - Ellie, and I loved your smile.

I'm very, very sorry,

Ellie, and I love your smile.

OK, Ellie, take it away.

Who are you?

- I'm Angela. - That's Ellie.

We're in a hurry.

- Do you have any - Food for sandwiches?

I think so.

What do you have?

Cheese.

What kind of cheese?

Muenster.

- Well, why don't you make - This a couple of sandwiches,

and we can go have a picnic?

OK, quick, sit down.

We have to practice kissing.

How come?

For if we do it with boys.

But I don't have

anyone I wanna kiss.

- You can't just - Leave it to instinct.

OK, now, I'm gonna

have to be the boy.

- Just look like you don't know - What's gonna happen, then kiss.

OK, wait a minute.

OK.

[giggling]

Easy to do.

Stay here.

[door opening]

[door closing]

[flowing water]

I'm getting baptized

in this river tomorrow.

We were already baptized.

ELLIE: No, we weren't.

- TOM: I'm getting it again, - So I'll be double blessed.

Double blessed?

TOM: That's right.

- So the devil won't - Be able to touch you?

That's right.

What church are you in?

We are Christian Scientists.

What's Christian Scientists?

We use electricity to

make people's souls cleaner.

That's what this is for.

What do you mean?

Well, we attach this

end to some part of you.

And then the electricity in you

body goes through this core.

- We turn the crank, - And follow where

the metal part takes us, until

you're scientifically cleaned.

It's called the soul scrubber.

I'm surprised you

haven't heard of it.

Of course, you've got

to be blindfolded.

[inaudible]

ANGELA: Yeah.

- Any bad thing you've done - In the past five months

is automatically erased.

Fly, fly, fly.

[music playing]

How much longer?

Not long.

Baby Jesus lost and

found, won't you

bring Tom's soul back round?

[tumbling]

TOM: Hey!

Hey!

ELLIE: What if he can't get up?

We'll never get to heaven now.

- Mean things are bad - For getting to heaven.

He was bad.

But he had monster cheese.

I told you, it's in code.

I'm following the signs,

Ellie, that's all I can do.

[music playing]

[splashing water]

[laughter]

ELLIE: Stop.

[giggling]

I think I'm pregnant.

What are you talking about?

- All that kissing - You made me do.

Darlene said all you gotta

do is kiss and want for it.

No way.

You get pregnant from boys only.

Oh.

See this? Yeah.

That's exactly what men have.

They stick it in the woman.

I've seen Mom and Dad do it.

It looks like it hurts.

Why did they do it, then?

It's a rule. You have to.

I don't wanna do it.

- Well, if you don't do - It by the time you're 21,

you start getting smaller.

How come?

- Because there are - Certain vitamins.

- And I don't know, but I've - Seen people like that.

They're Mom's age, and

they're as small as you.

And they shrank?

Yeah.

It happens little by little.

Where are we going?

Wherever he takes us.

[airplane flying overhead]

[clattering]

[footsteps]

- Thanks.

- Sure.

Is that a pony or a horse?

Um, a pony.

You running away?

Kind of.

- I runned away once, - But then I came home.

We're not going home.

Do you like blackberries?

Yeah.

ANNE: Where'd you used to live?

Circus.

ANNE: How come you left?

[coughing]

- Because our mom - Got taken away.

(SINGING) Taken away.

ANNE: Well, I got $3 you

can have, if you want.

It's all right.

- You can't run - Away without money.

It isn't practical.

Thanks.

Don't matter.

- Right now we're in - The big nothing.

What's that?

- The place where you - Go when you dream.

Same place as dying.

- Excepting now we're - Trying to get to heaven.

I don't believe in heaven.

I think there's only hell.

How come?

Life is heaven.

Death is hell.

You got it all wrong.

[music playing]

Hey, who are they?

Where'd you get your outfit?

I'll tie the horse up.

Mom, I met these

girls on the road.

Oh, that's quite an outfit.

Where were you going?

ANGELA: Oh, she's just playing.

We live right around here.

We should be going.

Have a cookie first.

- We're waiting for - Our cow to have a baby.

Any minute now.

You girls are welcome

to stay for supper.

But we should call

and ask your folks.

Uh, no, thanks.

We really should be going soon.

- You're sure you're - All right, now?

Yes.

It's coming.

ANGELA: Look.

It's a sign.

[running footsteps]

See, this really

meant something.

(SINGING)... with a

pumpkin on your head.

Eat a piece of

pie and go to bed.

Dream about a monkey

tail that's broken

and a tiny door will open.

Walk into the room

that isn't there.

Try to find the bee

that fits the bear.

Kiss him on the

nose if he is frozen

and he'll fall right off...

[smack]

Are we still in

the big nothing?

Yes.

[music playing]

How much does it cost?

WOMAN: $2.

[music playing]

ELLIE: You look like a monster.

Just shut up, OK?

- ELLIE: - [singing quietly to herself]

Do that again.

[music playing]

Would you like to

try to win a prize?

I could if I wanted to.

Let me buy you a try.

[thud]

[bell ringing]

We have a winner here.

You have a choice of

anything you like.

Uh, that one.

Thank you.

Is this your sister?

Yeah, that's Ellie.

What's your name?

Angela.

Where are your

parents, Angela?

They died.

You must be with someone.

No.

Hi, Frank.

FRANK: Oh, hi, girls.

This is my friend, Greg.

Nice to meet you.

Hi.

So, you ran out on us.

We went home.

I was just getting...

getting some air.

I got a makeover.

Maybe we should find your dad.

He said to meet

him, right over there.

[running footsteps]

That man was a good angel.

Hello.

Hello.

Had enough of the carnival?

Yeah.

Would you like

to go for a walk?

OK.

When I was a kid,

we used to come here.

You get a much better view

of the carnival from up here.

[insects chirping]

[music playing]

What's that costume for, Ellie?

Flying.

Oh, good.

Very good.

Come here, Angela.

I like you, very much.

And I will make you

extremely happy.

You will?

If you trust me.

I know who you are.

What do you mean?

I know where you

were going to take us.

Oh.

What are you talking about?

We've been looking

for you for a long time.

You've been looking for me?

Yeah.

What are you talking about?

Who told you who I was?

I just know.

Everything's ready.

It's OK.

No, it's not OK.

It's definitely not OK.

I'll be right back.

[footsteps]

[door opening]

ANDREW: What happened to you?

What happened to your eye?

I fell.

You fell? Huh?

Did somebody take you somewhere?

- No. - No? What did you do?

Run away?

Huh?

- Do you know what could - Have happened to you?

You had me scared to death!

Where have you been all day? She got a makeover.

Is Mama back yet?

- No. - Now answer me.

- Where were you? - No place

[smack]

No place!

[insects chirping]

Hit me.

Go wash your face.

You can hit me.

I was bad.

Don't ever do that again, OK?

What do you want to

do tomorrow, huh?

You'll do whatever you wanna do.

MANY VOICES: (SINGING) Shall

we gather at the river, where

bright angels' feet have trod,

with its crystal tide forever

flowing by the throne of God?

Yes, we'll gather at the

river, the beautiful,

the beautiful river.

Gather with the saints

at the river that

flowed by the throne of God.

I know where you live.

Where Satan's throne is.

Listen to the words of John.

Listen.

I looked and saw an

open door, and there I

saw a lamb standing, as

though it had been slain.

And there was a woman, clothed

by the sun, with the moon

under her feet.

And on her head, a

crown of 12 stars.

And she was pregnant.

And she screamed in pain,

because the child was coming.

And behold, a great red dragon

with seven heads and 10 horns

stood before the woman

who was to give birth,

because the dragon

wanted to eat the child.

Now war rose in

heaven, and the angels

fought against the dragon.

And the dragon and his angels

fought back, but were defeated.

The ancient serpent

who is called

the devil, or Satan, the

deceiver of the whole world.

He was thrown down to

Earth, and his angels

were thrown down with him.

You are they, who come from

this great tribulation.

This living water, this

is the blood of the lamb.

Let this living

blood wash you clean.

[flowing water]

[splashing water]

I baptize you, my brother,

the name of the Father...

[gasping]

and of the Son,

and of the Holy Spirit.

[gasping]

[splashing water]

I baptize you, my sister,

in the name of the Father,

and of the Son, and

of the Holy Spirit.

Could you do it again?

[splashing water]

[guitar music]

ANDREW: (SINGING) I don't

want to be loved by anybody.

Not anybody but you.

Think of one?

(SINGING) I don't wanna be...

Shoved.

(SINGING)... shoved by anybody.

Not anybody but you.

I don't wanna be

doved by anybody.

Not anybody but you.

I...

GIRLS: (SINGING) Shall we gather

at the river, the beautiful,

the beautiful river?

Gather at the saints...

With the saints.

[giggling]

(SINGING) Gather at the

saints with the river,

all the live long day.

[music playing]

[footsteps]

[door opening]

Dad?

Can I go to the bathroom?

- Yeah, just when - You're done, make

- sure that you and your - Sister come through that door

- right there. - Do you see it?

On the left?

OK.

[door closing]

I don't have to go, hardly.

[door opening]

[door closing]

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17...

[toilet flushing]

18, 19, 20, 21, 22,

23, 24, 25, 26, 27...

ELLIE: Angela! [banging]

29, 30, 31...

[banging] ELLIE: Angela!

We gotta see Mama.

- ... 35, 36... - ELLIE: Angela!

37...

How you doing?

Brought you some flowers.

[sigh] The girls picked them.

- So, guess... guess - What we did yesterday.

- I told Angela that we could - Do anything she wanted.

- So she gets this idea she wants - To be baptized in a river,

you know.

So, I don't want to

say no, so I took her.

A complete freak show.

She got dunked.

So, anyway, they

say you're gonna

be out of here pretty soon.

That's what they told me.

Mae, I had to call somebody.

You were bleeding.

What was I supposed to do?

I had no choice.

What could I do?

I had to.

Don't look at me like that.

Say something.

Anything.

Tell me.

- You tell me what I - Was supposed to do.

Come on.

Don't... don't do this, Mae.

Mae, don't fucking

do this to me!

Tell me.

Talk to me.

Tell me.

Talk to me.

Come on, Mae.

Say something to me, Mae.

Huh?

Mae, talk to me.

Say something.

Come on.

Say something to me.

Mae, talk to me!

Mae, come on.

Say something to me,

you fucking bitch!

Don't fucking look

at me like that!

Hello, my love.

I'm sorry.

[footsteps]

ELLIE: Where's Mama?

She got sleepy.

She had to go back

to her... her bedroom.

She said she'd see you tomorrow.

No.

Let's go. No.

Come on.

Not you.

Mama.

ANDREW: Come on, Ellie.

Come on.

Mama.

Mom!

Mama!

Mama!

Mama!

Mommy!

[guitar music]

ANDREW: (SINGING) I don't

wanna be loved by anybody.

Not anybody but you.

Think of one?

(SINGING) I don't wanna be...

ANGELA: Shoved.

ANDREW: (SINGING)

shoved by anybody.

Not anybody but you.

I...

[insects chirping]

[music playing]

[door opening]

[footsteps]

How do you get to heaven?

Mm-hmm.

Please tell me.

I can't find a way.

Go down cellar, she says.

Give him a sandwich.

What?

Don't you lock the

door, you little monster.

I know who you are.

Who?

Hm, hm, hm.

You let me out of here.

Let me out!

Please tell me.

Mm-hmm.

[footsteps]

[footsteps]

Hm?

Uh.

Oh.

Who are you?

Please!

Get out of here.

Get out of here.

Please tell me!

Get... get out of here.

Get out of here!

(SHRIEKING) Please!

Get out of here!

Get out of my house!

Get out!

Get out!

[running footsteps]

LUCIFER: (WHISPERING) Angela.

[music playing]

[quiet crying]

Angela.

I love you.

More than anything in the world.

You are like me.

You can't take me.

You took Mama.

But you're the bad one.

No.

I'm going to the other place.

Why?

My place is as

beautiful as his place.

Please.

I love you.

[birdsong]

[fluttering]

[running footsteps]

Ellie.

Ellie.

Leave me alone.

Wake up.

We've got to go.

Please, wake up.

I've figured it out.

[flowing water]

I'm not going in.

Come on.

The longer you stay

under, the cleaner we get.

Just like the preacher did.

- We just have to do it - A whole bunch of times.

[splashing water]

This is gonna really work.

[music playing]

OK, Angie, that's enough.

One more time.

Please, Angela,

just come back!

[splashing water]

ANGELA: Ellie.

Angela!

[splashing water]

Angela.

[rushing water]

Angela, it's really real.

Angela!

Angela!

Angela!

Angela!

Angela!

[muffled gurgling]

[silence]

[light breathing]

[birdsong]

[music playing]

[splashing water]

[laughter]

[music playing]