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Stay tuned after the show
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for an exclusive look
inside the episode.
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It's not a sin
to kill the devil.
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You'd better do it
before he gets too big.
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I'm wondering
if you'll run genetic testing
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on a blood sample.
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I run a thousand samples
a day.
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That's hardly a favor.
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We've identified someone who
has a vendetta against Lasher,
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someone who can get in
and out of the house with ease.
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Man: Mayfair.
Do you know why he's here?
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Rowan?
Do you know the truth?
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It's a miracle what you've done.
A spirit made into flesh.
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Very soon he'll be
a grown man.
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What happened?
You have to fix her!
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She's dead.
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And there's nothing I can do
for the dead.
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♪
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- Gifford, you know,
it reflects poorly on me,
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showing up alone
to these things.
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It's not healthy, the way
you hole up at the lake house.
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You have a responsibility
to this family.
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Gifford, are you listening?
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- Was everyone well tonight?
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Has something happened?
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- What do you mean?
Like what?
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- Something bad is
coming their way.
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The cards keep saying it
again and again,
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and I will not be drawn
into it.
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- "The cards are saying"?
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Jesus, Gifford.
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Remind me, what's your
track record with that?
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- Well, I'm not coming
into town this week,
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and there's no reason for you
to come out here either.
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Maybe some time apart
would be good for both of us.
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[line beeps]
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♪ ♪
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[washing machine rattling]
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- Hello?
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Lasher.
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[whooshing]
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Lasher?
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[phone buzzing]
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Lark.
- Hey.
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So I ran the blood sample
you sent,
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but I'm sorry to report
I got an error.
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- What kind of error?
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- It came back as an impossible
genetic profile.
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Nonhuman.
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Probably contamination.
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Anyway, I stopped testing.
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- No, no, no, keep testing.
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It might be
some kind of mutation.
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Can you run it through
the database at Keplinger?
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Discreetly, please.
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- "Discreetly"?
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What's--what's going on?
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- I really wish
I could tell you, but I can't.
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You just have to trust me.
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- "Mayfair Medical,
New Orleans."
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- Lark, it's not a puzzle.
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- I don't know.
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It kind of sounds
like a puzzle to me.
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- Well, how about this?
It is a puzzle,
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but it's not your puzzle,
it's mine.
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And I really, really, really
need you to hand me this piece.
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[door closes]
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♪ ♪
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[doorknob rattles]
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- [groans softly]
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[sniffs]
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[bird calling]
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[wood creaks]
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- Can I help you?
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- I was watching you here.
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I wanted to know
what you were thinking.
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- I don't know.
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Not anything, really.
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- Well, not thinking.
Feeling, then.
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What were you feeling?
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- I was watching
a loon take off.
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Did you see it?
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It was beautiful.
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- You appreciate
the natural world.
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- Yes, I do.
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I'm sorry, what was your name?
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- I used to swim in the ocean.
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I remember that.
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I remember cliffs.
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- That sounds nice.
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Where was that?
- Somewhere far away.
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Another life.
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Have you always come
to this spot?
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- Yes.
It was my mother's house.
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- Did you swim with her?
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- [chuckles softly]
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Would you like a drink?
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[soft eerie music]
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♪ ♪
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There we go.
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[grunts] Ouch!
[winces]
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- Are you hurt?
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- Uh, it's OK.
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It always does that.
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I feel like I know you.
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Do we know each other?
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- [breathes deeply]
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You smell wonderful.
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♪ ♪
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- [chuckles softly]
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I don't know why I'm--
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I don't usually do this--
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invite strange men
into my house.
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- Do you find me strange?
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- Yeah, I do.
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But it's not a bad thing.
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Everyone I really like
is strange.
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- Do you spend time
with people you don't like?
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- Oh, God, yes.
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Most of my life.
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- [breathing heavily]
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I want to kiss you.
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♪ ♪
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- Oh.
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[both panting]
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- Am I what you want?
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- Yes.
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[moans]
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[music darkens]
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♪ ♪
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[screaming]
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[hyperventilating]
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[groaning in pain]
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- Stay with me.
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♪ ♪
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[eerie music]
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[voices whispering
indistinctly]
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♪ ♪
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- [vocalizing]
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♪ ♪
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- No, no, no, no.
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It wasn't my fault. Please.
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I didn't want to hurt anyone.
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My father--
my father made me do it!
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Please.
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[opera music playing]
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♪ ♪
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Oh!
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[record scratches]
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[ominous music]
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♪ ♪
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Father?
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♪ ♪
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[silverware clatters]
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- You should have killed him.
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- I couldn't.
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He had a deal with Lasher.
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I thought you'd be angry.
- I am.
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At him.
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- Well, if anyone knows what
Lasher is up to, it's him.
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And I hate this,
but I need his help.
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I thought you'd want to be here
when I wake him up.
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- No.
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- Yes. I have to.
- No. No.
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- I have to.
- Do not wake him up.
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He won't know anything.
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He'll--he'll act like he does,
like he has all the answers.
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But that's--
that's just what he does.
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There are other ways
of finding him.
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We'll call Alonso.
We'll have him scry.
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- That won't work.
Lasher's blood isn't human.
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- The Talamasca, then--
they've tracked him before.
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- I can't trust Sip.
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- We'll--we'll think
of something.
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We'll figure it out.
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He is a predator
and a manipulator,
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and I--
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God, I trusted him.
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I trusted him
for so long, and--
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- OK, OK, OK.
We'll figure it out.
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We'll figure it out.
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I'll think of something.
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- How long has it been
since you've eaten anything?
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- A little while, yeah.
- [laughs]
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- I'm so tired.
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I was out all night
looking for him.
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- He doesn't know
how to get by out there.
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I bet he comes back on his own.
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I talked to the board,
by the way.
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They are beyond thrilled
to have you.
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- Oh, right. Great.
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- I'm so glad
you're here to stay, Rowan.
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I really am.
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- Me too.
[phone buzzing]
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- Ryan?
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Oh, my God.
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I--OK.
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Uh, we'll be there
as soon as we can.
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OK.
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- What happened?
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- Uh, Cousin Gifford's dead.
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[eerie music]
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♪ ♪
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[indistinct chatter]
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♪ ♪
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[disembodied whispering]
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- Ma'am.
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You don't need to see this.
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♪ ♪
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- Are you here?
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Lasher, what have you done?
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♪ ♪
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Lasher!
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Lasher.
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♪ ♪
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- Will you help me?
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- Of course I will.
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[twigs snapping]
Where are you?
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- Close your eyes.
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- Close my eyes?
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Why?
- Close them.
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- OK.
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OK. OK.
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[inhales deeply]
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- I didn't want to hurt them.
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They smelled so good.
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- You smelled them?
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- I didn't know
they were so weak.
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- No, of course not.
How could you know?
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- I thought
Mayfairs were strong.
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- Mayfairs?
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That girl last night
was a Mayfair, too?
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- Lucy.
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Her name was Lucy.
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Why do I do this?
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Why do I feel this way?
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- I don't know.
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Come home with me, and we can
figure it out together.
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- No.
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- Everything's gonna be
all right.
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- I can't trust you anymore.
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00:17:16,624 --> 00:17:18,259
- You can.
You can trust me.
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Yes, you can.
- No. You ruined it.
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- [gasps]
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♪ ♪
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It can be like
how it was before.
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Do you remember?
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Do you?
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- [sighs]
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- Do you?
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- You don't love me
that way anymore.
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- No, I love you in a new way.
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- You think I'm bad.
- No.
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You don't want to hurt anyone.
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I can help you stop.
You don't have to be alone.
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- I don't believe you.
- You can believe me.
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- You don't want to help me.
You want to control me.
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- No!
[grunts]
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Somebody has to control you!
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You're killing people!
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[dramatic music]
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You were never my child!
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♪ ♪
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No!
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[engine revving]
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♪ ♪
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[insects chirping]
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- [winces]
Ah!
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[groans]
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♪ ♪
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[groans]
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[knock at door]
273
00:19:57,518 --> 00:19:59,052
- Here it is.
274
00:19:59,219 --> 00:20:00,854
Though I really think
you should do this
275
00:20:00,954 --> 00:20:02,690
the old-fashioned way
and buy her a cup of coffee,
276
00:20:02,790 --> 00:20:04,692
get to know her.
- I wish.
277
00:20:04,792 --> 00:20:06,727
Don't have time.
278
00:20:06,827 --> 00:20:08,929
Thanks again for doing this so
quickly--really appreciate it.
279
00:20:09,029 --> 00:20:11,031
- You know, you use
a trust tab on someone,
280
00:20:11,131 --> 00:20:13,200
you can only use them
as an asset once.
281
00:20:13,301 --> 00:20:16,103
To obtain trust through force
is a violation.
282
00:20:16,203 --> 00:20:18,739
People trust you
when you trust them.
283
00:20:18,839 --> 00:20:20,741
- You're not wrong.
284
00:20:20,841 --> 00:20:22,910
Thanks.
- Wait.
285
00:20:23,043 --> 00:20:25,579
Here.
286
00:20:25,679 --> 00:20:28,015
- Actually, do you mind holding
on to that a little longer?
287
00:20:28,148 --> 00:20:29,917
Give it to me next time.
288
00:20:30,017 --> 00:20:32,653
- It's a memory, isn't it?
- Yeah.
289
00:20:32,753 --> 00:20:35,323
Something I need to be
reminded of, in case--
290
00:20:35,423 --> 00:20:37,358
- In case what?
291
00:20:37,491 --> 00:20:39,393
Come in for a sec.
292
00:20:42,195 --> 00:20:44,298
The thing is,
I've been having these blips,
293
00:20:44,398 --> 00:20:46,534
these blank moments.
294
00:20:46,667 --> 00:20:50,003
Spaces in my memory.
295
00:20:50,103 --> 00:20:52,072
Do you know what that is?
296
00:20:54,342 --> 00:20:56,276
- That's Albrecht.
297
00:20:56,377 --> 00:20:58,111
That's what he does.
298
00:20:58,211 --> 00:21:00,147
He erases memories.
299
00:21:00,280 --> 00:21:02,282
- Jesus Christ.
300
00:21:02,383 --> 00:21:04,485
What did he take from me?
301
00:21:04,585 --> 00:21:06,454
If you touch me, can you see?
302
00:21:06,554 --> 00:21:08,422
Can you tell me
what the memories were?
303
00:21:08,522 --> 00:21:10,090
- I'm sorry.
304
00:21:10,223 --> 00:21:13,594
When they're gone,
they're gone.
305
00:21:13,694 --> 00:21:17,164
- He's done this to you before,
and you still trust him?
306
00:21:17,264 --> 00:21:19,867
- No, I don't trust him.
307
00:21:19,967 --> 00:21:22,703
But I realized
I can't do my job alone,
308
00:21:22,803 --> 00:21:24,638
and he's more useful to me
as a colleague
309
00:21:24,738 --> 00:21:27,040
than as an enemy.
310
00:21:27,140 --> 00:21:31,612
I keep my eyes open
and my ear to the ground.
311
00:21:31,712 --> 00:21:34,281
I leave messages in bibles.
312
00:21:37,985 --> 00:21:41,389
The work is worth
any amount of personal risk.
313
00:21:41,489 --> 00:21:44,825
We're all that stands
between order and chaos.
314
00:21:48,962 --> 00:21:50,664
- I'd complain to HR,
315
00:21:50,764 --> 00:21:53,166
but I'm pretty sure
Albrecht is HR.
316
00:21:53,266 --> 00:21:54,968
- [chuckles]
317
00:21:55,068 --> 00:21:57,538
He'd just make you forget
you ever had a complaint.
318
00:21:57,638 --> 00:21:59,840
- Effective
management technique.
319
00:21:59,940 --> 00:22:02,576
Shitty but effective.
320
00:22:02,676 --> 00:22:05,646
[tense music]
321
00:22:05,746 --> 00:22:07,915
♪ ♪
322
00:22:08,015 --> 00:22:11,719
[upbeat music playing
on stereo]
323
00:22:11,819 --> 00:22:13,987
- Ah. Ooh, remember this?
324
00:22:14,087 --> 00:22:16,857
Come on, dance with me.
- No. No, Mom. No, no.
325
00:22:17,024 --> 00:22:18,692
You're already drunk.
326
00:22:18,792 --> 00:22:20,928
I can't do this
with you anymore.
327
00:22:21,028 --> 00:22:23,230
- I got us a reservation
at Commander's Palace,
328
00:22:23,330 --> 00:22:26,066
your favorite,
for old times' sake.
329
00:22:26,166 --> 00:22:27,367
Come on.
330
00:22:27,468 --> 00:22:29,903
- OK,
where's the stereo remote?
331
00:22:30,003 --> 00:22:32,372
Can we turn off
the music, please?
332
00:22:32,473 --> 00:22:35,108
- [chuckles]
333
00:22:35,208 --> 00:22:38,446
- ♪ And what you want
we'll just leave alone ♪
334
00:22:38,546 --> 00:22:41,915
- Is it so hard to just have
an honest conversation with me?
335
00:22:42,015 --> 00:22:44,518
- [sighs]
336
00:22:44,618 --> 00:22:48,121
And you wonder why people
don't want you around.
337
00:22:48,221 --> 00:22:51,525
Nobody wants to be
interrogated, Moira.
338
00:22:51,659 --> 00:22:53,761
I don't want you in my head.
339
00:22:53,894 --> 00:22:55,529
- Yeah, I got it.
340
00:22:55,629 --> 00:22:58,365
Clearly, that is
very important to you--
341
00:22:58,466 --> 00:22:59,900
more important than having
342
00:23:00,033 --> 00:23:01,602
any kind of actual relationship
with me.
343
00:23:01,735 --> 00:23:02,770
- [sighs]
344
00:23:02,870 --> 00:23:04,705
- It's the story
of my fucking life.
345
00:23:04,838 --> 00:23:07,374
- Don't be so dramatic.
[sighs]
346
00:23:07,475 --> 00:23:11,278
- Commander's was
Tessa's favorite, Mom,
347
00:23:11,378 --> 00:23:14,381
not mine.
348
00:23:14,482 --> 00:23:16,617
- ♪ That you can be
whatever you want ♪
349
00:23:16,750 --> 00:23:18,185
- Nice.
350
00:23:18,285 --> 00:23:20,888
- ♪ If you believe it ♪
351
00:23:21,054 --> 00:23:24,558
[music continues muffled,
fades]
352
00:23:28,428 --> 00:23:31,398
[tense music]
353
00:23:31,499 --> 00:23:38,438
♪ ♪
354
00:23:47,681 --> 00:23:49,917
- It was always apparent
in you,
355
00:23:50,050 --> 00:23:51,451
that weakness of character.
356
00:23:53,887 --> 00:23:55,789
[sucks teeth]
357
00:23:59,860 --> 00:24:03,831
Even as a little boy, you let
your sisters walk all over you.
358
00:24:03,931 --> 00:24:06,166
A dull...
359
00:24:06,266 --> 00:24:09,136
unimaginative little boy.
360
00:24:11,772 --> 00:24:13,841
Nothing of the Mayfair in you.
361
00:24:13,941 --> 00:24:15,843
[laughs]
362
00:24:15,976 --> 00:24:18,946
We all wondered
if your mother had stepped out.
363
00:24:19,112 --> 00:24:21,481
A boy like you,
when I was young,
364
00:24:21,582 --> 00:24:24,885
you would not have survived.
365
00:24:24,985 --> 00:24:27,020
- Oh, no, no, no!
366
00:24:27,120 --> 00:24:28,989
- They'd have made
mincemeat of you.
367
00:24:29,089 --> 00:24:31,191
- You're in my head.
368
00:24:31,291 --> 00:24:33,527
- [laughs] No, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no.
369
00:24:33,627 --> 00:24:35,829
Maybe you're in my head.
370
00:24:35,929 --> 00:24:37,364
Did you ever think of that?
371
00:24:37,464 --> 00:24:39,499
Against all logic,
you have achieved
372
00:24:39,600 --> 00:24:42,803
your minimum of usefulness,
bringing him into the world,
373
00:24:42,903 --> 00:24:45,839
and now others will carry out
the great work.
374
00:24:45,973 --> 00:24:47,808
- What others?
375
00:24:47,908 --> 00:24:50,077
What great work?
376
00:24:50,177 --> 00:24:52,379
Well, let me help.
377
00:24:52,512 --> 00:24:53,681
Father...
378
00:24:53,814 --> 00:24:56,316
- From each...
379
00:24:56,449 --> 00:25:00,588
according to his ability,
Cortland.
380
00:25:00,688 --> 00:25:02,389
- But I can do it.
381
00:25:02,489 --> 00:25:04,124
- [chuckles]
382
00:25:04,257 --> 00:25:06,059
- Just tell me
what--what it is.
383
00:25:06,159 --> 00:25:08,796
Please, just--just tell me.
384
00:25:08,929 --> 00:25:11,164
Anything. Anything.
385
00:25:13,967 --> 00:25:17,370
- You ask what you can do...
386
00:25:17,470 --> 00:25:20,708
yet you look on as I starve.
387
00:25:22,509 --> 00:25:23,911
It's all talk.
388
00:25:24,011 --> 00:25:25,746
Talk, talk, talk, talk, talk.
389
00:25:25,879 --> 00:25:29,016
[ominous music]
390
00:25:29,116 --> 00:25:36,056
♪ ♪
391
00:25:52,039 --> 00:25:54,842
[knife clinks]
392
00:25:54,942 --> 00:25:58,411
♪ ♪
393
00:25:58,511 --> 00:26:00,413
[sucks teeth]
394
00:26:02,582 --> 00:26:05,418
[sucking teeth]
395
00:26:07,087 --> 00:26:10,057
- [grunts]
396
00:26:11,558 --> 00:26:14,662
[groans]
397
00:26:14,762 --> 00:26:17,230
[wheezes, grunts]
398
00:26:17,330 --> 00:26:24,271
♪ ♪
399
00:26:29,109 --> 00:26:30,744
- Better.
400
00:26:37,851 --> 00:26:40,754
The meek shall not
inherit the Earth.
401
00:26:40,854 --> 00:26:44,758
It shall be us, enfin--
402
00:26:44,892 --> 00:26:48,595
the mighty, the visionary,
the deserving.
403
00:26:48,696 --> 00:26:51,564
Who so eateth their flesh
and drinketh their blood
404
00:26:51,699 --> 00:26:52,866
hath eternal life,
405
00:26:52,966 --> 00:26:56,036
and they shall raise us up
at the last day.
406
00:26:56,203 --> 00:26:58,638
♪ ♪
407
00:27:02,910 --> 00:27:05,946
[indistinct chatter]
408
00:27:12,085 --> 00:27:14,554
[tense music]
409
00:27:14,722 --> 00:27:21,594
♪ ♪
410
00:27:30,170 --> 00:27:32,672
- Get out of here, man.
What are you doing?
411
00:27:32,806 --> 00:27:35,976
- You're throwing it away.
Let me have it.
412
00:27:36,076 --> 00:27:38,912
- It's spoiled.
- Then give me fresh.
413
00:27:39,012 --> 00:27:41,214
- Hey, Len?
- What's going on?
414
00:27:41,314 --> 00:27:43,216
- Hey, Len, call the cops.
415
00:27:43,316 --> 00:27:46,186
[distant bell tolling]
416
00:27:48,088 --> 00:27:50,690
- [inhales deeply]
417
00:27:50,791 --> 00:27:52,793
[exhales sharply]
418
00:27:59,767 --> 00:28:06,706
♪ ♪
419
00:28:34,634 --> 00:28:36,804
- Happier times.
420
00:28:36,904 --> 00:28:38,772
- [sighs]
421
00:28:38,872 --> 00:28:42,242
- Before you invaded our home
422
00:28:42,375 --> 00:28:45,578
and opened the door right up
for him.
423
00:28:45,678 --> 00:28:47,915
- Millie, I didn't open
the door--I was the door.
424
00:28:48,015 --> 00:28:51,084
This isn't my fault.
425
00:28:51,184 --> 00:28:53,787
Lasher's...
426
00:28:53,887 --> 00:28:55,688
Lasher killed Lucy and Gifford.
427
00:28:55,856 --> 00:28:58,458
He's killing Mayfair women.
428
00:28:58,591 --> 00:29:01,661
First he seduces them,
and then they hemorrhage.
429
00:29:01,761 --> 00:29:03,230
I tried to kill him.
430
00:29:03,330 --> 00:29:06,066
- Oh, I doubt that very much.
431
00:29:06,166 --> 00:29:08,768
You're Rowan Mayfair,
the 13th witch.
432
00:29:08,869 --> 00:29:11,471
If you really wanted
to kill him,
433
00:29:11,571 --> 00:29:14,274
you would have killed him.
434
00:29:16,209 --> 00:29:18,478
But then you'd lose
those nice new parlor tricks
435
00:29:18,578 --> 00:29:20,613
that he gave you, wouldn't you?
436
00:29:20,713 --> 00:29:23,984
So maybe--oops--
437
00:29:24,084 --> 00:29:26,053
you just missed by a hair.
438
00:29:28,288 --> 00:29:29,789
- I did try.
439
00:29:31,258 --> 00:29:33,626
[book closes]
440
00:29:33,726 --> 00:29:35,328
- What are you gonna do now?
441
00:29:35,428 --> 00:29:37,998
- Whatever it takes to make
sure it doesn't happen again.
442
00:29:38,098 --> 00:29:40,333
He's tracking them by scent.
443
00:29:40,433 --> 00:29:43,136
I'll conjure a storm to make
sure he can't find them.
444
00:29:43,236 --> 00:29:46,473
- For an hour maybe.
445
00:29:46,606 --> 00:29:48,141
You poor girl,
446
00:29:48,241 --> 00:29:50,043
trying so hard
to convince yourself
447
00:29:50,143 --> 00:29:53,981
that you're protecting
this family...
448
00:29:54,081 --> 00:29:58,651
when every new gift from him
still gives you goose bumps.
449
00:30:00,587 --> 00:30:03,156
- Did they do a good job
with the funeral at least?
450
00:30:03,290 --> 00:30:05,292
- I couldn't even get
a flight in time.
451
00:30:05,392 --> 00:30:07,961
[sighs] I still--
I had to come, you know?
452
00:30:08,061 --> 00:30:09,863
Went to her grave.
453
00:30:09,963 --> 00:30:11,498
Just...
454
00:30:11,598 --> 00:30:13,400
- [clicks tongue]
455
00:30:13,500 --> 00:30:15,802
- Thanks.
456
00:30:15,903 --> 00:30:17,670
- So how long you staying?
- Not long.
457
00:30:17,804 --> 00:30:19,839
I'm gonna take care
of some family stuff,
458
00:30:19,940 --> 00:30:22,142
and then I'm going back
to Spain before they find
459
00:30:22,242 --> 00:30:23,743
some reason to trap me here.
460
00:30:23,843 --> 00:30:25,712
Ugh, it's really good
to see you guys.
461
00:30:25,812 --> 00:30:27,314
- You too.
- Yeah.
462
00:30:27,414 --> 00:30:28,916
- I'm gonna pee.
- OK.
463
00:30:29,016 --> 00:30:31,151
- Don't leave.
[both laugh]
464
00:30:35,288 --> 00:30:37,657
- Moira Mayfair.
May I speak with you?
465
00:30:39,792 --> 00:30:42,495
- [sighs]
You're Talamasca.
466
00:30:42,595 --> 00:30:44,731
- How can you tell?
- You have a wall up.
467
00:30:44,831 --> 00:30:46,333
I can't read your mind.
468
00:30:46,433 --> 00:30:48,701
- It's part of the training.
469
00:30:48,801 --> 00:30:51,571
Listen, I am so sorry
about Tessa.
470
00:30:51,704 --> 00:30:53,974
We tried our best, but we all
failed her that night.
471
00:30:55,775 --> 00:30:57,844
Do you have a moment to talk?
472
00:30:57,978 --> 00:31:02,382
- Yeah.
No, I-I don't think so.
473
00:31:05,018 --> 00:31:06,186
- Wait.
474
00:31:07,654 --> 00:31:11,224
[low thrumming]
475
00:31:11,324 --> 00:31:14,194
[tense music]
476
00:31:14,294 --> 00:31:21,201
♪ ♪
477
00:31:24,671 --> 00:31:27,407
- You're still
in love with her...
478
00:31:30,077 --> 00:31:34,047
After everything
that she put you through?
479
00:31:34,147 --> 00:31:36,216
How can that be?
480
00:31:36,316 --> 00:31:38,585
- I wouldn't call it love.
481
00:31:38,718 --> 00:31:41,154
- If you say so.
482
00:31:41,254 --> 00:31:44,157
She's not even letting us
into the house to see him yet,
483
00:31:44,257 --> 00:31:46,459
so it's not like
I can just go in there
484
00:31:46,559 --> 00:31:48,395
and ask him to go for a walk.
485
00:31:48,495 --> 00:31:51,098
- But the day will come
when you can.
486
00:31:51,231 --> 00:31:53,400
Let me ask you--
487
00:31:53,500 --> 00:31:57,404
when you see him face-to-face,
what are you going to do?
488
00:31:57,504 --> 00:32:00,440
- Read his mind...
489
00:32:00,540 --> 00:32:03,443
see what really happened
between him and my sister.
490
00:32:03,543 --> 00:32:04,677
- And then?
491
00:32:04,844 --> 00:32:09,516
♪ ♪
492
00:32:09,616 --> 00:32:11,918
- Look...
493
00:32:12,019 --> 00:32:14,521
I wouldn't be the asset
that you're looking for.
494
00:32:14,621 --> 00:32:17,257
- You know I have your family's
best interests at heart.
495
00:32:17,357 --> 00:32:19,826
- You have Rowan's
best interests at heart.
496
00:32:19,926 --> 00:32:23,096
Or you think you do,
but you can't help people
497
00:32:23,196 --> 00:32:24,931
who don't want to be helped.
498
00:32:25,032 --> 00:32:28,568
♪ ♪
499
00:32:31,638 --> 00:32:34,774
[tense rhythmic music]
500
00:32:34,874 --> 00:32:41,781
♪ ♪
501
00:32:53,793 --> 00:32:55,962
- [breathing sharply]
502
00:32:56,063 --> 00:33:02,969
♪ ♪
503
00:33:11,811 --> 00:33:14,914
[thunder rumbling,
rain pattering]
504
00:33:15,014 --> 00:33:18,985
[indistinct vocalizing]
505
00:33:19,086 --> 00:33:25,992
♪ ♪
506
00:33:28,428 --> 00:33:29,862
- Rowan?
507
00:33:32,532 --> 00:33:33,800
- Lark?
508
00:33:38,938 --> 00:33:42,109
[thunder rumbles]
- Hey, Fielding.
509
00:33:42,209 --> 00:33:45,878
Were--were you, uh, taking
a shower up there?
510
00:33:45,978 --> 00:33:47,547
- [chuckles]
511
00:33:47,680 --> 00:33:50,517
What the hell
are you doing here?
512
00:33:50,617 --> 00:33:52,852
- I, uh...
513
00:33:52,952 --> 00:33:55,855
I brought the analysis
that you asked for.
514
00:33:57,490 --> 00:33:59,626
- You're handing me this?
515
00:33:59,726 --> 00:34:01,294
You printed this out
and you flew here
516
00:34:01,394 --> 00:34:03,096
instead of emailing me?
517
00:34:03,196 --> 00:34:05,265
I haven't seen you
in three years.
518
00:34:05,398 --> 00:34:08,635
- I had points that were
gonna expire soon, so...
519
00:34:08,735 --> 00:34:10,803
You know, you really
shouldn't be up that high
520
00:34:10,903 --> 00:34:12,372
in a--in a storm.
521
00:34:12,472 --> 00:34:15,442
Are you--you're familiar
with, um--with lightning?
522
00:34:15,542 --> 00:34:18,611
- I am aware of lightning, yes.
523
00:34:18,711 --> 00:34:21,781
- Are--are you gonna
invite me in?
524
00:34:21,881 --> 00:34:24,151
- Um...
525
00:34:24,251 --> 00:34:27,120
now's not a great time.
526
00:34:27,220 --> 00:34:29,356
- Oh.
527
00:34:29,489 --> 00:34:31,124
- Where are you staying?
528
00:34:31,224 --> 00:34:33,760
- Uh, I'm--I'm
at the Pontchartrain Hotel.
529
00:34:33,860 --> 00:34:36,796
Have you--do you know it?
530
00:34:36,896 --> 00:34:38,165
Oh.
531
00:34:38,265 --> 00:34:39,599
Hey, look at that.
532
00:34:39,699 --> 00:34:41,801
Stopped raining.
533
00:34:41,901 --> 00:34:43,670
- Great.
534
00:34:43,770 --> 00:34:46,973
Pontchartrain's not far.
Can I walk you there?
535
00:34:47,073 --> 00:34:48,741
- Sure. Yeah.
536
00:34:48,875 --> 00:34:50,410
- Let me just put
something dry on.
537
00:34:50,510 --> 00:34:51,644
One sec.
538
00:34:51,778 --> 00:34:53,713
[door opens]
539
00:35:01,954 --> 00:35:03,990
[grunts softly]
540
00:35:04,090 --> 00:35:06,092
- You OK?
541
00:35:07,460 --> 00:35:08,761
- Yeah.
542
00:35:10,563 --> 00:35:13,166
Yeah, let's go.
543
00:35:13,266 --> 00:35:14,634
All right.
544
00:35:14,734 --> 00:35:16,135
- All right.
545
00:35:16,303 --> 00:35:19,272
[soft dramatic music]
546
00:35:19,372 --> 00:35:24,477
♪ ♪
547
00:35:24,577 --> 00:35:27,447
[wind whooshing]
548
00:35:27,547 --> 00:35:34,487
♪ ♪
549
00:35:45,598 --> 00:35:48,368
- You came.
550
00:35:48,468 --> 00:35:50,770
I always knew you'd come back.
551
00:35:59,746 --> 00:36:04,050
[laughing]
552
00:36:04,150 --> 00:36:05,852
Oh, no.
553
00:36:09,188 --> 00:36:11,324
Oh, wow.
554
00:36:11,424 --> 00:36:13,260
[laughing]
555
00:36:13,360 --> 00:36:15,328
Oh, I can't believe--
556
00:36:22,769 --> 00:36:26,072
[chuckles]
Don't you remember?
557
00:36:26,172 --> 00:36:28,107
- Tell me.
- [chuckles]
558
00:36:28,207 --> 00:36:29,876
You used to come
to this window,
559
00:36:29,976 --> 00:36:31,778
when Deirdre was here,
560
00:36:31,878 --> 00:36:34,881
when we had sleepovers
as girls.
561
00:36:34,981 --> 00:36:37,317
She was your witch,
but I thought--
562
00:36:37,450 --> 00:36:39,752
Oh, I'm embarrassed.
563
00:36:39,852 --> 00:36:42,522
I always thought
you came to see me.
564
00:36:44,123 --> 00:36:45,825
- Yes.
565
00:36:45,925 --> 00:36:48,428
♪ ♪
566
00:36:48,528 --> 00:36:49,929
And then what?
567
00:36:50,062 --> 00:36:52,231
- [chuckles]
568
00:36:52,332 --> 00:36:55,067
You'd sit here and talk.
569
00:36:55,201 --> 00:36:59,105
You told us stories
about Riverbend...
570
00:36:59,205 --> 00:37:01,274
[chuckles]
About Haiti,
571
00:37:01,408 --> 00:37:05,244
about the antics you got up to
with Oncle Julien,
572
00:37:05,345 --> 00:37:07,747
about Antha
in the East Village.
573
00:37:07,880 --> 00:37:09,482
- Ah.
574
00:37:09,582 --> 00:37:11,951
- Things the grown-ups thought
we were too young to know.
575
00:37:12,051 --> 00:37:14,787
Oh, I had such a crush on you.
576
00:37:14,887 --> 00:37:17,557
We both did.
- What is that, a crush?
577
00:37:17,657 --> 00:37:20,527
- [chuckles]
You know, I...
578
00:37:20,660 --> 00:37:23,095
thought about you.
579
00:37:23,229 --> 00:37:26,299
I thought something
might happen between us.
580
00:37:26,433 --> 00:37:29,402
But then Deirdre would leave,
and you'd go with her.
581
00:37:31,438 --> 00:37:33,005
- [gasps]
582
00:37:33,105 --> 00:37:35,107
- What happened?
583
00:37:35,207 --> 00:37:37,610
Are you all right?
- [grunts, sighs]
584
00:37:37,710 --> 00:37:40,079
I've walked a long way.
585
00:37:40,179 --> 00:37:42,782
[grunts]
I'm very tired.
586
00:37:42,882 --> 00:37:44,784
- Oh, my God, and--
587
00:37:44,884 --> 00:37:47,320
Are you hungry?
Thirsty?
588
00:37:47,420 --> 00:37:49,389
What can I get you?
589
00:37:51,724 --> 00:37:54,293
- So you--you live here
permanently?
590
00:37:54,427 --> 00:37:56,463
- I don't know permanently,
like, forever,
591
00:37:56,596 --> 00:37:58,230
but I am gonna be
head of neurosurgery
592
00:37:58,365 --> 00:38:00,299
at Mayfair Medical.
593
00:38:00,400 --> 00:38:02,502
- Was--was that your house?
594
00:38:02,635 --> 00:38:03,470
- Yeah.
595
00:38:03,603 --> 00:38:05,204
- Shit, that's--
596
00:38:05,304 --> 00:38:06,939
I mean, it's fantastic.
597
00:38:07,073 --> 00:38:09,676
What is it, like,
mid-19th century?
598
00:38:09,809 --> 00:38:11,310
- Yeah.
599
00:38:11,411 --> 00:38:13,546
It was built by my
great-great-great-grandmother.
600
00:38:13,646 --> 00:38:15,615
- It's like a fairy tale,
you know?
601
00:38:15,715 --> 00:38:19,018
You--you find out
you're the long-lost daughter
602
00:38:19,118 --> 00:38:22,021
of this grand old
New Orleans family.
603
00:38:22,121 --> 00:38:24,323
I mean, that--
that doesn't happen, right?
604
00:38:24,424 --> 00:38:25,892
That's--that's insane.
605
00:38:25,992 --> 00:38:28,160
- You have no idea.
606
00:38:28,294 --> 00:38:30,029
So did you find anything
in the database?
607
00:38:30,129 --> 00:38:31,531
- No.
No, no matches.
608
00:38:31,631 --> 00:38:33,466
Um, but I went
back to the sample,
609
00:38:33,600 --> 00:38:35,334
and here's the weird thing.
610
00:38:35,435 --> 00:38:38,471
I identified
four extra chromosomes.
611
00:38:38,571 --> 00:38:40,139
- Extra copies?
- No.
612
00:38:40,239 --> 00:38:42,542
No, four entirely
distinct chromosomes.
613
00:38:42,675 --> 00:38:44,043
- Really?
614
00:38:44,176 --> 00:38:45,745
- Yeah, yeah.
So give me a little more here.
615
00:38:45,845 --> 00:38:47,380
So how does
the patient present?
616
00:38:47,480 --> 00:38:48,748
- I really can't talk about it.
617
00:38:48,848 --> 00:38:50,983
I told you, it's my puzzle.
It's not yours.
618
00:38:51,083 --> 00:38:52,919
- Right, you're on your island,
as usual.
619
00:38:53,019 --> 00:38:54,487
- So this is gonna sound crazy,
620
00:38:54,587 --> 00:38:58,290
but can you run it
against historical samples?
621
00:38:58,425 --> 00:39:00,393
- What do you mean, historical?
- Like--I don't know.
622
00:39:00,493 --> 00:39:02,495
Like, early human,
like Neanderthal.
623
00:39:02,595 --> 00:39:04,597
- Not at Keplinger.
We're not anthropologists.
624
00:39:04,697 --> 00:39:06,566
- OK.
Well, then what about primate?
625
00:39:06,699 --> 00:39:08,034
Anything?
626
00:39:08,134 --> 00:39:10,737
- OK, Ro, what--
what the fuck is going on?
627
00:39:10,837 --> 00:39:13,873
Is your patient an orangutan?
628
00:39:13,973 --> 00:39:16,308
I feel like
you're messing with me here.
629
00:39:18,177 --> 00:39:21,448
- No, my patient's
not an orangutan.
630
00:39:21,548 --> 00:39:23,883
- OK.
Well, that's a clue.
631
00:39:23,983 --> 00:39:26,218
Are you, like, a zoo doctor?
632
00:39:26,318 --> 00:39:28,154
- [chuckles]
633
00:39:33,626 --> 00:39:35,562
- [sniffs]
634
00:39:38,197 --> 00:39:40,199
[sniffs]
635
00:39:41,668 --> 00:39:43,402
- Go to bed, Mom.
636
00:39:45,972 --> 00:39:48,240
Mom?
637
00:39:48,340 --> 00:39:51,410
Let's go.
[clears throat]
638
00:39:51,511 --> 00:39:53,045
Mom.
639
00:39:53,145 --> 00:39:55,582
[sniffing]
640
00:40:00,086 --> 00:40:03,055
[tense music]
641
00:40:03,155 --> 00:40:07,393
♪ ♪
642
00:40:07,494 --> 00:40:08,928
Hmm.
643
00:40:09,061 --> 00:40:11,831
[door opens,
footsteps approaching]
644
00:40:11,931 --> 00:40:13,299
No.
645
00:40:13,432 --> 00:40:14,867
No, no, no.
646
00:40:15,001 --> 00:40:16,869
Hey. Hey, don't.
Just--OK?
647
00:40:17,003 --> 00:40:18,738
Just don't come in here.
648
00:40:18,838 --> 00:40:20,239
Stay there!
649
00:40:23,209 --> 00:40:27,179
[line trilling]
650
00:40:27,279 --> 00:40:30,049
- This is Ciprien.
- Can you come, please?
651
00:40:32,384 --> 00:40:33,886
It's my mom.
652
00:40:39,191 --> 00:40:42,762
- Look, you're--you're on your
own as far as, um, monkeys.
653
00:40:42,895 --> 00:40:46,599
[chuckles]
But what I can do is--
654
00:40:46,699 --> 00:40:48,835
is run a literature review
655
00:40:48,968 --> 00:40:50,737
for any mention of these
chromosomal abnormalities
656
00:40:50,870 --> 00:40:53,139
in forensic-anthropology
journals.
657
00:40:53,239 --> 00:40:57,877
In fact, I-I could do that
right now on my laptop,
658
00:40:57,977 --> 00:41:00,012
if, um...
659
00:41:00,112 --> 00:41:01,781
if you want to come up.
660
00:41:04,050 --> 00:41:05,518
Hey.
661
00:41:05,618 --> 00:41:08,487
I know you keep saying
don't worry about you.
662
00:41:08,588 --> 00:41:11,290
But look me in the eyes
right now
663
00:41:11,390 --> 00:41:14,661
and tell me everything's OK.
664
00:41:14,761 --> 00:41:17,697
You know I can't resist
a puzzle.
665
00:41:17,797 --> 00:41:20,900
And you sent me a puzzle.
666
00:41:21,000 --> 00:41:23,335
- Yeah, look,
I mean, you're right.
667
00:41:23,435 --> 00:41:27,206
I found myself in something
out of a fairy tale.
668
00:41:27,306 --> 00:41:31,844
Like, finding
my long-lost family.
669
00:41:31,944 --> 00:41:34,681
And, um, I just--
670
00:41:34,781 --> 00:41:37,083
I'm in this other world.
671
00:41:37,183 --> 00:41:39,285
Like, through
the looking glass.
672
00:41:39,418 --> 00:41:41,353
- Like you don't belong?
673
00:41:41,487 --> 00:41:44,824
- No, like I do.
674
00:41:44,924 --> 00:41:48,327
But like I'm a different person
than I thought I was,
675
00:41:48,427 --> 00:41:50,296
and I just am still trying
to figure out
676
00:41:50,429 --> 00:41:52,064
how to be that person.
677
00:41:52,164 --> 00:41:54,567
- Different how?
678
00:41:54,667 --> 00:41:57,369
- The things that didn't
make sense about me,
679
00:41:57,469 --> 00:42:00,907
they make sense now.
680
00:42:01,007 --> 00:42:04,243
But, you know, that doesn't
mean that anything's easier...
681
00:42:04,343 --> 00:42:05,678
at all.
682
00:42:11,383 --> 00:42:13,219
- Coming up?
683
00:42:17,023 --> 00:42:19,458
[phone buzzing]
- One sec.
684
00:42:19,558 --> 00:42:21,060
- Yeah.
685
00:42:24,631 --> 00:42:26,232
- Hi, Jojo.
686
00:42:26,332 --> 00:42:28,167
- Alicia's dead.
687
00:42:30,703 --> 00:42:32,805
It looks the same as Gifford.
688
00:42:32,905 --> 00:42:36,042
Rowan, I think
Lasher is doing this.
689
00:42:37,576 --> 00:42:40,012
- No, I know he is.
690
00:42:40,146 --> 00:42:42,481
I'm gonna take care of it.
I'm gonna take care of him.
691
00:42:42,581 --> 00:42:44,483
- Do you mean
what I think you mean?
692
00:42:44,583 --> 00:42:46,719
- Yes.
But I need to find him first.
693
00:42:46,886 --> 00:42:49,588
Where are you?
- Alicia's house.
694
00:42:51,257 --> 00:42:54,260
Rowan, Sip is here.
- What?
695
00:42:54,360 --> 00:42:58,397
Who called him?
- Moira, I guess.
696
00:42:58,497 --> 00:42:59,999
- OK.
697
00:43:00,099 --> 00:43:02,101
OK, thank you, Jojo. Bye.
698
00:43:02,201 --> 00:43:05,304
[tense music]
699
00:43:05,404 --> 00:43:07,339
- Is everything all right?
700
00:43:07,439 --> 00:43:09,441
- Yeah.
It's just a family thing.
701
00:43:09,575 --> 00:43:12,144
Can we meet up later?
- Yeah, sure.
702
00:43:12,244 --> 00:43:15,081
- I'm really, really, really
glad that you're here.
703
00:43:15,181 --> 00:43:22,121
♪ ♪
704
00:43:52,952 --> 00:43:55,788
[disembodied whispering]
705
00:43:55,888 --> 00:44:00,860
♪ ♪
706
00:44:00,960 --> 00:44:02,461
[gasps]
707
00:44:02,561 --> 00:44:09,468
♪ ♪
708
00:44:14,240 --> 00:44:15,674
- Stop that.
709
00:44:18,310 --> 00:44:20,880
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
You stay here.
710
00:44:20,980 --> 00:44:25,217
You--you want to show
your loyalty to me?
711
00:44:25,317 --> 00:44:28,320
You'll stay right by my side
until the end.
712
00:44:28,454 --> 00:44:29,521
Stay the hell out of the way.
713
00:44:29,621 --> 00:44:32,524
That's how you serve
the family best.
714
00:44:32,624 --> 00:44:36,028
- Well, no, Father.
715
00:44:36,128 --> 00:44:39,198
[chuckles]
I don't believe it is.
716
00:44:42,101 --> 00:44:44,570
[grunts]
717
00:44:44,670 --> 00:44:47,006
[sighs]
718
00:44:47,106 --> 00:44:48,674
- Oh, look at you.
719
00:44:48,775 --> 00:44:50,810
- [gasps]
Rowan.
720
00:44:50,943 --> 00:44:53,245
Rowan, I want you
to know that I--
721
00:44:53,379 --> 00:44:54,847
- Shut up.
722
00:44:54,981 --> 00:44:56,515
- I'd never keep him from you.
723
00:44:56,615 --> 00:44:59,919
- What does Lasher want?
Where would he go?
724
00:45:00,019 --> 00:45:02,288
- You--you don't know
where he is?
725
00:45:02,388 --> 00:45:04,623
- Why did he want
to be embodied?
726
00:45:04,723 --> 00:45:07,226
You knew his intentions
better than the rest of us.
727
00:45:07,326 --> 00:45:09,661
He wanted to be born into
human form, and then what?
728
00:45:09,796 --> 00:45:13,866
- And then--and then he would
lead the family into a new day.
729
00:45:13,966 --> 00:45:15,768
- What about the pages ripped
out of Marguerite's diary
730
00:45:15,868 --> 00:45:17,269
and Katherine's notebooks?
731
00:45:17,403 --> 00:45:19,405
All the notes and the--
the entries about Lasher.
732
00:45:19,505 --> 00:45:21,607
Did you rip them out?
What did they say?
733
00:45:21,707 --> 00:45:23,910
- No, no, no, no, no.
734
00:45:24,010 --> 00:45:25,878
I had no idea.
735
00:45:25,978 --> 00:45:29,615
What--what is this
about Marguerite's diary?
736
00:45:29,715 --> 00:45:31,717
- Are you lying to me?
737
00:45:34,220 --> 00:45:37,156
- No, no.
- Oh, my God.
738
00:45:37,256 --> 00:45:40,026
You really don't know anything.
739
00:45:42,328 --> 00:45:44,596
Lasher's out there
hunting Mayfair women,
740
00:45:44,730 --> 00:45:46,665
and you really
don't know anything.
741
00:45:46,765 --> 00:45:49,568
After all the horrific things
that you did in his name,
742
00:45:49,668 --> 00:45:51,938
all of your crimes
that you committed,
743
00:45:52,038 --> 00:45:53,940
and all of your
selfish behavior.
744
00:45:54,040 --> 00:45:55,407
- No, no, no, no.
745
00:45:57,243 --> 00:46:01,247
I had some time to think
in there...
746
00:46:01,347 --> 00:46:04,116
in a manner of speaking,
and you're right.
747
00:46:05,952 --> 00:46:08,654
I-I am terrible.
- I don't care.
748
00:46:08,754 --> 00:46:11,323
- But I was a pawn,
just like you.
749
00:46:11,423 --> 00:46:13,459
[sighs]
750
00:46:13,559 --> 00:46:16,128
I was raised by a tyrant,
my father.
751
00:46:17,897 --> 00:46:21,433
I modeled myself after him.
752
00:46:21,533 --> 00:46:23,802
I did everything he asked.
753
00:46:23,903 --> 00:46:27,639
- A lot of people were born
with horrible fathers.
754
00:46:29,775 --> 00:46:31,343
You think that yours means
755
00:46:31,443 --> 00:46:33,712
that you're not responsible
for your own actions?
756
00:46:33,812 --> 00:46:35,614
- No, no.
I am--I am responsible.
757
00:46:35,714 --> 00:46:36,916
Look.
758
00:46:39,451 --> 00:46:41,153
I won't ask
for your forgiveness.
759
00:46:43,389 --> 00:46:46,792
I know I don't deserve it.
760
00:46:46,893 --> 00:46:48,394
- All right.
Here's what I want you to do.
761
00:46:48,494 --> 00:46:50,696
- Oh, anything.
Anything at all.
762
00:46:50,796 --> 00:46:52,698
- I want you to get
the whole family here.
763
00:46:52,798 --> 00:46:54,466
A wake, party, whatever.
764
00:46:54,566 --> 00:46:55,834
I don't care.
Just get them all here.
765
00:46:55,968 --> 00:46:57,669
They always come when you call.
- A party?
766
00:46:57,769 --> 00:46:59,338
[stammers]
- Yes.
767
00:46:59,471 --> 00:47:02,141
- I mean,
you kind of lost me there.
768
00:47:02,241 --> 00:47:04,643
- If you were me,
would you confide in you?
769
00:47:04,743 --> 00:47:05,844
- Huh.
770
00:47:05,945 --> 00:47:08,347
Fair enough.
771
00:47:08,447 --> 00:47:10,249
- OK. Come on.
772
00:47:10,349 --> 00:47:13,519
You have a lot to do,
and you work for me now.
773
00:47:13,619 --> 00:47:15,854
- Oh, lucky me.
774
00:47:17,623 --> 00:47:20,526
[insects buzzing]
775
00:47:20,626 --> 00:47:23,495
[ominous music]
776
00:47:23,595 --> 00:47:29,501
♪ ♪
777
00:47:29,601 --> 00:47:31,037
- Rowan.
778
00:47:32,604 --> 00:47:34,340
Rowan.
779
00:47:37,944 --> 00:47:38,710
Come on.
Come in, come in.
780
00:47:41,113 --> 00:47:43,849
My last memory was of Lasher
standing there watching her die.
781
00:47:45,217 --> 00:47:46,485
Cortland: You tell them Lasher
was out on a killing rampage,
782
00:47:46,618 --> 00:47:47,719
they'll blame it on you.
783
00:47:48,955 --> 00:47:50,722
Lasher is their god.
I can kill him.
784
00:47:52,691 --> 00:47:53,725
[Laughing]
785
00:47:53,825 --> 00:47:54,660
What are you?
786
00:47:55,827 --> 00:47:57,696
I hope when
the moment comes
787
00:47:57,829 --> 00:47:59,665
you're strong enough
to go through with it.
788
00:48:00,967 --> 00:48:01,700
Lasher is coming.
789
00:48:01,867 --> 00:48:04,570
♪
790
00:48:09,341 --> 00:48:10,542
Rowan: Lasher
killed Lucy and Gifford.
791
00:48:10,642 --> 00:48:12,511
He's killing Mayfair women.
792
00:48:12,644 --> 00:48:14,180
I tried to kill him.
793
00:48:14,313 --> 00:48:15,814
Oh, I doubt that
very much.
794
00:48:15,914 --> 00:48:21,720
♪
795
00:48:21,887 --> 00:48:27,926
♪
796
00:48:28,027 --> 00:48:31,397
In Episode 2, it's really
structured as a detective story,
797
00:48:31,497 --> 00:48:33,599
where Rowan is trying
to understand, first of all,
798
00:48:33,699 --> 00:48:35,667
where Lasher is
799
00:48:35,767 --> 00:48:38,937
and then what he's doing
and how he's doing it.
800
00:48:39,071 --> 00:48:41,640
Huston: When Lasher
does escape from the house
801
00:48:41,773 --> 00:48:45,611
and he has grown up and he is
searching, it's like this scent.
802
00:48:45,744 --> 00:48:47,913
He's like a-- an animal
803
00:48:48,014 --> 00:48:51,617
that is being drawn
to the scent of the Mayfairs,
804
00:48:51,717 --> 00:48:54,020
'cause they give him power,
they give him strength.
805
00:48:54,120 --> 00:48:56,088
But he also sees what he does
to people,
806
00:48:56,188 --> 00:48:58,957
and that's something
that is incredibly hard for him.
807
00:48:59,058 --> 00:49:01,393
I feel like I know you.
808
00:49:01,527 --> 00:49:03,262
Do we know each other?
809
00:49:03,362 --> 00:49:07,333
So the minute anything goes
a little further...
810
00:49:07,433 --> 00:49:09,468
[Gasps]
You smell wonderful.
811
00:49:09,568 --> 00:49:12,438
...these women hemorrhage
and have these horrific deaths.
812
00:49:12,538 --> 00:49:14,140
[Gasping]
813
00:49:14,273 --> 00:49:16,442
And I think it causes him
great pain
814
00:49:16,542 --> 00:49:20,512
because he's fighting this urge,
this absolute will,
815
00:49:20,612 --> 00:49:22,648
which is, "I want to seduce."
816
00:49:22,748 --> 00:49:24,116
And then they're gone.
817
00:49:24,283 --> 00:49:27,119
♪
818
00:49:27,253 --> 00:49:29,121
No. Listen,
it wasn't my fault.
819
00:49:29,221 --> 00:49:30,589
Please.
820
00:49:30,722 --> 00:49:32,058
We really, in this season,
821
00:49:32,158 --> 00:49:34,726
get to dive into some
of the out-there
822
00:49:34,826 --> 00:49:38,297
magical elements
of the Mayfair family.
823
00:49:38,397 --> 00:49:41,700
We go into a special world
with people
824
00:49:41,833 --> 00:49:44,770
who aren't even with us
in the human world anymore
825
00:49:44,903 --> 00:49:46,638
and meet new characters.
826
00:49:46,805 --> 00:49:49,641
♪
827
00:49:49,775 --> 00:49:51,610
Spalding: Every time
you're planning one
828
00:49:51,743 --> 00:49:54,346
of these sequences-- For
instance, Julien and Cortland
829
00:49:54,446 --> 00:49:55,681
and this meal
was always written
830
00:49:55,781 --> 00:49:57,683
as a kind of psychological,
831
00:49:57,783 --> 00:49:58,984
emotional video game.
832
00:49:59,085 --> 00:50:00,686
Father?
833
00:50:00,819 --> 00:50:02,888
You're trapped in a game
834
00:50:03,021 --> 00:50:05,624
where you're trying to satisfy a
parent who cannot be satisfied.
835
00:50:05,757 --> 00:50:08,026
So that's in the writing of it.
836
00:50:08,127 --> 00:50:10,129
But then the director comes
along and the director said,
837
00:50:10,262 --> 00:50:11,930
"In order to really feel this,
838
00:50:12,030 --> 00:50:14,100
what we need is
a foreshortened table.
839
00:50:14,200 --> 00:50:15,867
Let's have this table
that's on a slant
840
00:50:15,967 --> 00:50:17,836
so the father is enormous
up here,
841
00:50:17,969 --> 00:50:21,173
and so that Harry Hamlin,
who's an adult man...
842
00:50:21,273 --> 00:50:24,210
Unimaginative little boy.
843
00:50:24,310 --> 00:50:25,911
...feels like a child.
844
00:50:26,011 --> 00:50:28,046
Nothing of the Mayfair
in you.
845
00:50:28,147 --> 00:50:29,815
The scenes
with Ted Levine,
846
00:50:29,948 --> 00:50:31,417
who plays Julien, my father,
847
00:50:31,517 --> 00:50:33,319
those are really meaty scenes.
848
00:50:33,452 --> 00:50:35,387
He's a fantastic actor.
849
00:50:35,521 --> 00:50:37,356
Even as a little boy,
850
00:50:37,489 --> 00:50:39,391
you let your sisters
walk all over you.
851
00:50:39,525 --> 00:50:41,026
Dull.
852
00:50:41,160 --> 00:50:43,729
Feeding my left arm to my father
for dinner
853
00:50:43,862 --> 00:50:47,466
probably was one
of my favorite moments.
854
00:50:47,566 --> 00:50:50,336
Obviously,
somebody's building that arm
855
00:50:50,469 --> 00:50:53,239
and saying to us, "Is this
the right consistency of jelly
856
00:50:53,372 --> 00:50:55,674
and the right amount
of blood squeezing out?"
857
00:50:55,841 --> 00:50:58,377
♪
858
00:50:58,477 --> 00:51:01,680
And his relishing
the nice fatty tissue
859
00:51:01,813 --> 00:51:03,782
on the outside of my arm.
860
00:51:03,915 --> 00:51:04,816
Better.
861
00:51:04,916 --> 00:51:07,919
♪
862
00:51:08,019 --> 00:51:09,155
Mmm. Yum, yum.
863
00:51:09,255 --> 00:51:13,392
♪
864
00:51:13,525 --> 00:51:15,927
Chirisa: I think Season 1
did a great job
865
00:51:16,061 --> 00:51:19,898
of establishing
just how vulnerable Cip is.
866
00:51:19,998 --> 00:51:22,134
The thing is, I've been having
these blank moments.
867
00:51:22,234 --> 00:51:23,569
Do you know what that is?
868
00:51:23,702 --> 00:51:25,971
That's Albrecht.
That's what he does.
869
00:51:26,104 --> 00:51:28,440
He erases memories.
870
00:51:28,574 --> 00:51:30,742
The way
he just approaches individuals
871
00:51:30,876 --> 00:51:32,811
just makes people
a lot more comfortable.
872
00:51:32,911 --> 00:51:35,181
Moira Mayfair.
May I speak with you?
873
00:51:35,281 --> 00:51:37,649
And so when he does get to share
what he stands for...
874
00:51:37,783 --> 00:51:39,251
You're Talamasca.
875
00:51:39,385 --> 00:51:40,819
...I think
it's a little more digestible
876
00:51:40,919 --> 00:51:42,454
for people to be like, "Okay."
877
00:51:42,554 --> 00:51:44,190
How can you tell?
878
00:51:44,290 --> 00:51:45,791
You have a wall up.
I can't read your mind.
879
00:51:45,891 --> 00:51:47,759
It's part
of the training.
880
00:51:47,859 --> 00:51:50,629
You-- You normalize
the supernatural,
881
00:51:50,762 --> 00:51:52,931
which is what I think
Cip does a great job of.
882
00:51:53,031 --> 00:52:00,706
♪
883
00:52:00,806 --> 00:52:02,441
Spalding: So the scene
where Rowan is trying
884
00:52:02,574 --> 00:52:04,042
to stop Lasher in the woods
885
00:52:04,142 --> 00:52:06,445
is really the culmination
of their arc
886
00:52:06,545 --> 00:52:08,647
through the first episode.
887
00:52:08,780 --> 00:52:12,050
So by Episode 2,
he has killed someone again.
888
00:52:12,150 --> 00:52:15,987
She is doing anything she can
to stop him now.
889
00:52:16,087 --> 00:52:19,491
This is the first time we've
seen our Rowan, Alex Daddario,
890
00:52:19,625 --> 00:52:23,161
with Jack Huston, and those
two playing off of each other,
891
00:52:23,295 --> 00:52:25,797
you can feel the chemistry.
It's palpable.
892
00:52:25,931 --> 00:52:27,199
You don't love me
that way.
893
00:52:27,366 --> 00:52:28,967
No, I love you in a new way.
894
00:52:29,067 --> 00:52:29,901
You think I'm bad.
895
00:52:30,001 --> 00:52:32,003
No.
896
00:52:32,103 --> 00:52:33,639
Huston: So there's a moment
of such intimacy initially,
897
00:52:33,739 --> 00:52:36,475
and then I feel like
I'm being manipulated.
898
00:52:36,608 --> 00:52:38,477
That's why he tries to escape.
899
00:52:38,577 --> 00:52:40,178
Daddario: We have
an amazing stunt team.
900
00:52:40,279 --> 00:52:41,713
They've really kept us safe,
901
00:52:41,813 --> 00:52:43,915
and they've done everything
in a way
902
00:52:44,015 --> 00:52:45,584
that makes
everyone feel comfortable.
903
00:52:45,684 --> 00:52:48,354
And so it's cool
to go into those kinds of scenes
904
00:52:48,454 --> 00:52:51,089
and feel so prepared.
905
00:52:51,189 --> 00:52:53,325
Spalding: When you're
designing a sequence like this,
906
00:52:53,425 --> 00:52:54,493
first of all, you have to have
a great director,
907
00:52:54,626 --> 00:52:56,362
which we had in Logan Kibens.
908
00:52:56,495 --> 00:52:58,230
That director is planning out
the sequence
909
00:52:58,330 --> 00:53:00,165
and storyboarding the sequence.
910
00:53:00,266 --> 00:53:02,033
And then there are elements
the actor brings to it.
911
00:53:02,167 --> 00:53:03,735
Jack came in and said,
"I don't know
912
00:53:03,869 --> 00:53:05,737
if it's interesting
to watch me run that fast.
913
00:53:05,837 --> 00:53:08,340
I think we should be
closer to each other."
914
00:53:08,440 --> 00:53:11,009
So it was a really exciting
sequence to build.
915
00:53:11,142 --> 00:53:13,011
Huston: Oh, yeah,
they set things on fire.
916
00:53:13,144 --> 00:53:15,080
Trees were falling,
things were burning.
917
00:53:15,180 --> 00:53:17,148
It's great. I love that stuff.
918
00:53:17,383 --> 00:53:18,784
Dylan: 'Cause our stunt double
had to run under these things.
919
00:53:18,884 --> 00:53:20,452
They're gonna fall
with the gravity,
920
00:53:20,552 --> 00:53:22,721
so we have to make sure
that he's safe,
921
00:53:22,821 --> 00:53:24,222
but it also looks close.
922
00:53:24,323 --> 00:53:26,157
You were never my child!
923
00:53:26,292 --> 00:53:28,026
Uh!
924
00:53:28,159 --> 00:53:29,895
Daddario: Rowan's really
going on this journey of,
925
00:53:29,995 --> 00:53:32,898
"I know what's right,
but I also know what I want."
926
00:53:32,998 --> 00:53:36,001
When she's faced with the moment
where she has to kill him,
927
00:53:36,134 --> 00:53:38,103
it's not possible for her.
928
00:53:38,236 --> 00:53:40,171
[Panting]
929
00:53:40,339 --> 00:53:44,910
♪
930
00:53:46,812 --> 00:53:49,648
[music]
931
00:53:49,815 --> 00:53:56,588
♪ ♪
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