- Hey. - What are you doing?
- Looking for you. - For me?
For you.
Must be nice, you and your sister together again...
- like you used to be. - Yeah, like we used to be.
- Have a swing? - Swing?
- Have a swing. What do you say? - Okay.
- I'll push you. - Yeah.
- Ready? - Yeah.
Okay.
You're good at this.
Oh!
I got you.
- You okay? - Yeah. You scared me.
I wouldn't have let you fall, honey.
Hey.
- So this how you pick the wood, okay? - Okay.
- Like that, like that. - Okay.
And now you go...
- Okay. Okay. - Easy.
- No, you go on first. I wanna watch you first. - Okay.
With your left hand.
Okay.
- Okay, hold on. Let me get a good one. - Okay.
- Is that one good? - Hey.
- Hey.
- Show your sister what you can do. - How's the packing going?
It's coming. I could use your help, though.
Okay, hold on one second, I wanna show you something.
Watch what your sister can do.
- You ready? Okay. - Now.
Yeah!
- I think that was pretty good. - Pretty good? It was great.
Okay, so I'm gonna go back up, and you'll come up?
- Yeah, I'll be right up. - Okay.
- Wait, wait. - No, I cannot find it. Let's go.
Stop catching me.
Come on, Karen.
It's time to play.
Remember, you're gonna tell me whenever you need to go...
Go to the bathroom, blow my nose, get a glass of water.
I'll keep you updated.
Look, I can't explain why. It's just, I don't...
What?
I'm your sister. You can tell me anything.
No, it's nothing. There's nothing to tell, it's just...
Look, it's for me, okay? I'm a big scaredy-cat.
- I know that. - So will you stay with me, just tonight?
- Like, in the bed with you? - Yeah, like, right here.
And you promise not to hog all the covers?
I promise not to steal all the covers.
- Okay, I'm sold. - You're sold?
Yes, but you have to snuggle in, because you're gonna take them...
and I'm gonna be, like, sleeping on the other side of the bed with nothing.
- Come on, snuggle close. - Spoon me.
Karen?
Karen, it's Wendy.
Karen, open the door.
Karen!
What's going on?
- They're getting so real. - What is?
Karen, what are you talking about?
It was just a dream.
Just a bad dream.
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
Oh, God.
God, look at you.
I'm okay.
What?
Karen, hey, what?
Karen, what's going on?
I feel like we haven't done this in so long.
Just hang out and play with each other's hair.
I remember the first book I read in this library.
- Yeah? - Snow White.
I made Mom read me that book so many times.
Except she left out the part of the evil queen...
because you got too scared.
I would sneak the book under the covers and read that part myself.
- Yeah, and then you cried yourself to sleep. - I did not!
Okay, maybe a little bit.
I miss them.
I know.
You are such a brat.
You didn't!
- Stop it. - That hurt me.
Hey.
Ready for that ride yet?
Go on, go.
Come on, one hour.
Still scared? I won't let you fall. Come on.
Two, three, and up. There you go.
Now here, put these in your right hand.
Okay. Now, don't...
Hey, don't squeeze with your legs, you hear me?
Don't squeeze with your legs, and just relax.
Don't fight it. Hang on.
If you get afraid, you just grab here, okay?
And just enjoy the ride. All righty? Let's go.
Come on.
Relax.
Wendy?
It's a dream.
It's a dream, it's a dream, it's a dream.
It's a dream.
Karen.
Come on, Karen.
It's time to play.
Karen.
Oh, Karen.
It's time to play.
- Give it to me, you stupid... - No! Stop it! It's my doll!
- Give it to me now. - No, I don't want...
- Wendy, stop. Give it to me. - No!
- Karen, no! It's mine. - Stop it. It's mine!
- It's my favorite doll! - It's mine!
No! Stop!
- No, it's mine. - Mine.
Waiting for a good pitch?
Whoa!
- Take it easy, slugger. - How did you get in here?
Oh, I was just checking up on you. Making sure you're okay. You okay?
Yeah?
No. No, no, no.
- No, no, no. Pierce, no, no, no. - What?
- Wait, this is wrong. - Why?
No. No, no, no. No. No.
I said, quiet.
I got you. I got you.
I got you. I got you, darling.
I got you.
Let's go. Get up.
Hey, I been reading some of the books in the library.
Read much history? Huh?
It's good stuff. I just read this one about a Doctor...
Josef Mengele.
He was something.
Hey, come on.
He was special. He was a special kind of guy...
and he saw himself as a scientist more than as a doctor.
He did these studies. With twins, you see.
He'd separate them.
He'd put one in a little room...
and he'd have someone watch her...
you know, real close.
Meanwhile, in the next room, he has the other twin...
strapped down to some kind of, you know, operating table...
and he'd start doing things to her.
He'd start out kind of small. Maybe cut off her finger or an ear and...
Karen. Karen.
Now, they're strapped down...
and the room is soundproof...
and she's screaming.
Can you imagine that? Imagine it, okay?
Imagine this.
The other one in the other room, you know...
doesn't know anything.
Meanwhile, the doctor's torturing away now.
Karen, this is my very favorite part...
so listen. My very favorite part.
Now, he stops torturing, this doctor does...
and he goes across the hall to that very next room...
and he asks her, he goes, "Hey, little girl, how you feeling?
"How you feeling?"
See, he wanted to show some kind of link.
Karen, what are you doing?
Get up! I'm trying to teach you something about history.
Yeah. Go. Let's go.
She's not linked, you see. He brings the...
He brings the one twin some food to see if she can eat...
and he asks her if it tastes good...
and she says, "Hey, tastes great. Where's my comic book?"
Wild stuff.
Oh, he cut the other one's tongue off. That was the thing about the food.
My girlfriend is staying up at the house on Mission Road.
On Mission Road, yes.
Yes, that's the one. Yeah, I can't reach her.
I don't know what's going on with the phones up there.
Yeah, no, I haven't heard from her since I dropped her off a couple of days ago.
That's correct. Can someone please go and check on her for me?
Morning. You sleep well?
Karen, is something wrong?
What?
Did you hear that? It's Wendy.
Here. Put something on, okay?
I'll see.
- Hey, you. - Hey.
- I got it. Can you get that one? - Yeah.
Remember this? We used to love this.
Ma'am. I'm Deputy Anderson.
Hello.
We received a call from your boyfriend.
Says he's been having trouble getting through.
I just stopped by to see if everything was all right.
Yeah. Everything's fine.
You mind if I have a look around?
Oh, no, go ahead.
- All right. - Thank you.
Well...
everything looks okay to me, ma'am.
Okay, thanks.
- Have a nice day. - You, too.
What did he want?
Nothing. He was just checking on me.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I'll take much better care of you than him, okay?
Badge or no badge.
- Do you have the keys? - Yeah, why?
Give them to me.
Come on.
- Look, tell me what's going on. - Just give them to me!
- Karen, just talk to me. - Just trust me.
- Hey... - Get in.
- Are you serious? - Yeah, come on.
Okay.
Oh, no.
Shit!
Did I leave the lights on?
I don't think it was you.
Wendy.
Wendy? Wendy!
Get off her, you fuck!
No, you can't dance worth a shit.
Wendy!
Can you? It's a yes-or-no question.
- Wendy! - Can you dance?
I thought so, honey.
Well, maybe there's something you do better.
Let's find out. Let's find out what you do better than dance.
You know?
Shut up! Don't cry.
Don't cry.
It upsets me. It makes me feel bad.
Now, maybe, just maybe...
there's something you do better than dance...
'cause you can't dance worth a shit.
Is there?
Why did you tempt me like this, Wendy, huh? Why?
Why did you tempt me like this?
Wendy, why?
Why did you do this to me?
Why, Wendy, why? When I like you, honey.
I like you, Wendy!
Why? Wendy?
Wendy, don't cry. Don't cry, Wendy.
Don't... Please? Don't cry, Wendy. Wendy.
Wendy, I'll stab you if you continue to cry. So don't.
Now, I wanna know...
why did you do this to me...
when I like you?
I like you! Wendy, I like you!
God damn it! I like you, you dumb bitch!
Now shut the fuck up.
Let's find out what you do better than dance.
I got an idea. I got an idea!
I just got an idea!
I got an idea.
Hey.
Where are you going?
- I'm sorry. - Shut up!
I'll cut your throat. Shut up. Hey, shut up. Want me to cut your throat?
- Want me to cut your throat? - No.
- No! No! - You gonna listen to me? Be quiet.
Then be quiet.
Want me to cut your throat? I can't hear you!
Now, calm down and talk to me.
Oh, please, please.
Please, please, no.
Go!
Safety off?
- Better check. - Back off! Back off!
Back off!
Run!
You actually think I kept this thing loaded?
Come here!
You stabbed me.
No...
that wasn't very nice.
Look at me.
Can you get up? Can you get up? Wendy?
I need you to run. Okay? Come on.
Come on.
No. No. No.
- I'm so sorry. - No, no, it's okay, baby.
- I didn't know. - I know. It's not your fault.
Let's just get out of here together, okay?
Come on. Come on.
Wendy.
Wendy. Wendy!
Hurt, Karen?
Bye-bye, Wendy.
Hello, Karen.
Wendy.
No.
Jeff?
What? What's wrong?
- She's dead. - What?
She's dead. She's dead.
Who's dead?
- Wendy. Wendy. - Wendy?
My sister, Wendy.
Honey...
Wendy's been dead for 17 years.
He was just here. He was just here.
He was just here. He was...
You all right?
I am now.
- I love you. - I love you, too.
You ready?
Yeah.
Let's go.