Masters. of. Horror
Season 2 Episode 2
202 Family
Well, my jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
but it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
but it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
oh, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
well, jesus gives me water
but it was not from the well
well, I'm bound
well, I'm bound for the canaan land
well, am I worthy
of holding the master's hand?
Well, I stepped over yonder
laying in christian sand
well, jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
well, jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
oh, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, I'm bound
bound for the canaan land
well, am I worthy holding the master's hand?
My soul got heavy on the other side
well, jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
oh, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
oh, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
oh, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
oh, jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, jesus gives me water
that everlasting water
jesus gives me water
and it was not from the well
well, friends, let me tell you about jesus
let me tell you about the latest thing
friend, let me tell you about jesus
he's a rock in the harbor
he's a wonderful counselor
Sorry, dad. Time for lunch.
- Hey, honey. -Hi, honey.
Well, I think we gotsome new neighbors moving in over atthe harper's old place.
Oh, yeah? That's good.
Maybe they'll be quieterthan the harpers were.
Coming and going atall hours of the night.
Sarah, honey, you're sittingtoo close to the television.
I've told you. You're gonna ruin your eyes.
You have to move back.
There you go.
When is grandpagonna get here?
Oh, just another day or two.
So soon?
Yeah, it's not takinganywhere near as long as I though it would.
Soup?
No. I'm fine.
You sure? It's really good.
'Cause I can...
oh, I'll eat later.
Found another kitchen boxin the bedroom.
Well, so much for labelingeverything for the movers.
I fucking hate moving!
Why are you so uptight?
I don't know. I just...
what? What is it?
I just thought thatl would feel different now thatwe've moved here,
but I don't.
I still feel unsureand...scared.
Hey, this isa new start for us,
- a new beginning. -I know. I just...
I can't help thinking
that this might all bea huge mistake.
You're just tired.
Why don't we stop for a whileand go grab a bite to eat?
- A drink would be better. - Okay, how about both?
Where are we?
We're almost home.
Jeez, those two glasses of winereally put you down.
Hon, I'm not usuallysuch a lightweight.
Well...the move'sbeen hard on you.
What about you? You sure were sucking backthose martinis.
Liquid courage.
It's gonna be all right. You'll see.
You all right?
Yeah, I think so. Are you?
Yeah.
Oh, boy.
I can't believe that didn'twake anyone up!
Somebody had to haveheard that, right?
Well, whatshould we do?
- Come on. -Wait, wait, wait.
I should getmy insurance card.
Is anyone home or...
I don't know.
Hmm. Well, I guess I'ILJust leave a note, then.
Da--David?
Well, I left a note withour address on it.
It should be too hardto get in touch with us.
Well, I hope they'renot too upset about this.
Well, it's a hell of a wayto meet your neighbors.
That's weird.
Well, maybe the guy'sa bricklayer or something.
Well, he must have gotten the note I left'cause it's not here.
Or maybe we justdreamed the whole thing.
Uh, can I help you?
I'm David fuller.
- This ismy wife celia. -Hi.
- Harold thompson. -Nice to meet you.
Unfortunately, we're the ones that hit yourmailbox last night.
Would you liketo come inside?
I've got a fresh potof coffee brewing.
Sure.
And...
here we are.
- I love your house. -Thank you.
Did your wifedecorate it herself?
Uh, no. I'm afraidl'm just an old bachelor.
But I did it all myself.
- Oh! Impressive. -Yeah.
If I had to decorateour place by myself,
it would look likesquatters had moved in.
Cream or sugar?
Oh, I'd love somecream, thank you.
You?
Nothing for me, thanks.
So, uh, what line ofwork are you in?
I'm a type ofindependent salesman.
It's kind of hard to explain.
I guess I make huntingand fishing licenses.
Hey, that's great. I love hunting.
Maybe you could help meget a license.
I don't actuallymake or sell the licenses.
I develop this exoticplastic film
that the licensesare printed on.
It's really a specificline of work,
and most peopledon't quite get it, but...
I like it.
It allows me to workout of the house--which I love.
I couldn't agree more. I love it.
No co-workers, no bosses.
What kind of workdo you do?
Investigative reporter.
Mostly freelance work.
I swear, she is part bloodhound.
She can track downthe smallest lead.
It sounds likea fascinating job.
Actually, it's kind ofboring work,
but sometimes ithas its rewards.
And what do you do?
I'm an er doctor.
You must have startedschool very young.
no
I'm older than I look, trust me.
- Are you alreadyworking here? -Oh, no, not yet.
I'm taking a littletime off before I start overat westfall.
Westfall? Very good hospital.
Is that what brought you twoall the way from california?
Yeah. That anda few other things.
You must havefamily here, then.
No. Both of our parentsdied a long time ago.
Yeah, but we figured this would bea great place to start a familyof our own.
How did you know that we came outfrom california?
- She is a reporter, right? -Yeah.
See? What did I tell ya?
She'll grill you, man.
Oh, I'm sorry. It's--oh--
no, no, no. I saw your license plates.
I used to live incalifornia myself.
In the L.A. Area.
You know, I'm not really sexuallyor emotionally satisfied.
I beg your pardon?
Oh, I just said wherein L.A. Did you live?
Burbank.
Mmm! That is crazy!
We lived right down the roadin studio city!
Wow. It is a small world.
I'll tell you, we are so glad to beout of there, though.
There's too muchcrime and traffic.
It wasn't safe anywhere.
David has a reallysmall penis.
I bet yours is big.
Nice and thickand long, isn't it?
I would suck your cock until you came so good.
I'm a little deaf in this ear.
Oh, I--I was just saying how sorry we areabout your mailbox.
You have beenso nice about it.
Please, it's just nothing.
It gave me something to do.
Well, we were impressed at how quicklyyou fixed it.
I do get up very early.
And I had some bricksand mortar laying around.
I've been doing some landscaping workin my free time.
I would feela lot better if you let mewrite you a check, huh?
Absolutely not.
Accidents happen, and...
well, if you ask me,
I built that mailbox waytoo close to the curb anyway.
We should get going.
We have a millionthings to do.
I bet you do.
Now, are you sure thatwe can't get you something?
Forget it.
Well, hey, how aboutwe have you over for dinner once we're a little moresettled in?
Yeah.
I would reallylike that.
Jesus
hear me praying
hear the words that I'm sayin'
wash
wash my soul with water
yes, from on high
please, master
while the world of sin is around me
evil
mmm mmm, evil thoughts divide me
I'm asking you, jesus, to hide me, hide me
hide me, jesus, lord, please, master
until the storm
oh, yeah
I'm asking you to rock me, rock me
rock me, rock me in the cradle, jesus
yes, of your love
whoa
yes, of your love
oh, yes
and I'm asking you to feed me, jesus
until I-- I want no more
I want no more
and I want you to take me
oh, take me, jesus
hey, hey, everybody. Look who's here.
Grandpa!
Well, Come onand give him a hug.
Hi there, cutie. Did you miss me?
Oh, great.
Ah, make yourselfat home, dad.
We've beenwaiting for you.
"A little boy used to come on tiptoeto the window
"and watch chip as he flew inand out of the vine,
bringing worms to nip."
You sure seem to get along wellwith the new neighbors.
Well...
that husband isa complete waste of skin,
but I kinda like her.
Celia.
It's a pretty name, don't you think?
I know what you're thinking, and I'd stop it right nowif I were you.
What?
You know what.
We don't need any morefamily members.
We have enough.
Well, I agree.
But, daddy, you saidgrandma's gonna come soon.
Oh, she is, honey.
Mom and I are talking about somethingcompletely different.
You sound likeyou're jealous.
It's not thatl'm attracted to her.
- Yes, you are. -No, I'm not.
It's too closeto home, harold. It's too risky.
I think that husbandsaw the bones.
You want to thinkhe saw the bones.
You know he didn't.
I don't know how hecould have missed 'em.
It was dark. He was probably drunk.
You saw how bloodshot his eyes were whenthey came over here.
And if they did, they wouldn't have come over hereto have coffee with you.
He'd have gone to the police.
All that crapabout crime in L.A.
Well, L.A.'Snot that bad.
It's where I met you.
You should becareful with them.
There's something brewingbehind those eyes.
He could bedangerous to you.
Don't worry about it.
I can take careof myself.
You're gonna do itanyway, aren't you?
Do what?
Harold!
That's enough, jane.
- You need to reallythink this over. -Drop it!
Excuse me. Is this 11411 lombardi drive?
Yes, it is.
- Are you mrs. Helen chase? -No.
- But this is 11411 lombardi. -Yes.
Well, this isthe second time my office has given me the wrong address.
I'm supposed to meetmrs. Chase here at noon
to go over herinsurance policy.
Sorry. I don't knowa mrs. Chase.
Well, sorry for the bother.
- You have a nice day. -You, too.
Uh, you needa hand with those?
No, I can manage.
Are you sure? They look awfully heavy.
Well, if you're sureit's no bother.
No bother at all.
If you don't mind hanging onto my briefcase.
It's very light.
It's a deal.
- This way. -Okay.
Just put themdown there, dear.
Thank you so much.
David?
Yeah.
Are you coming to bed?
Just about. I'm almost done.
Well, I'm all donein the bathrooms, honey.
I'm finished.
At long last, all the toiletseats are replaced.
Come here, handsome.
I need to take shower. That was--
it's kindadisgusting work.
Come here.
I like you dirty.
Not now, celia.
David, please come here.
What's wrong?
I'm just...
I'm not ready for this.
Why not?
I'm not really surel'm ready to have another child.
But you said you were. You're the one who told meto stop taking the pill.
I know, I know.
It's just...
I don't thinkit's the right time. Not yet.
David...
I need you to fullycommit to this,
to all of it.
You can't back outon me now.
Not now.
We've been planning thisfor a long time.
I know.
I just--I needa little more time.
Wash me in the water wash me in the water
wash me in the water wash me in the water
I'm so happy to befinally here, harold.
Oh, I know you are, mom.
I'm going to be sucha good mother to you.
Better than thatlousy whore that gave birthto you ever was.
Mother!
You shouldn'ttalk that way.
It's not dignified.
I'm sorry, honey.
I just get so angry when I think ofall she's done to you.
Sorry, mom! Be right back.
Celia!
Oh! Hey, I didn'tthink you were home.
Oh, you know. I wasdown in the basement, doin' a little cleaning up.
Guess I had the musicon too loud.
- I thought I heard music. - Yeah, rockin' out.
Well, uh-- I juststopped by to see if you'd...
like to join usfor dinner friday night.
That would be lovely.
Harold?
Uh-- great! So, say around 7:00?
Harold! Who's at the door?
Is that her?
Sounds perfect. And I'll be there.
All right! See you then.
Damn it, jane. Don't you ever embarrass melike that again!
- Well, I wouldn't want to embarrass you in front...
of your new girlfriend...-she's notmy girlfriend.
- That would be lovely. -Shut up.
- You're gonna get caught this time. -Shut the fuck up!
Hi! Hey, hey!
I brought you a littlehouse-warming present.
- Great. Come on in. -Thank you.
Sure.
And this isour master bedroom.
Oh. And our back yard.
Very nice.
Thanks. Okay. Follow me.
And this, of course, is the kitchen.
Where my wonderful husbandis making one of...
the best spaghetti saucesyou will ever taste.
Oh. Suck-up.
And this concludesour tour.
You guys havea beautiful home.
Thank you very much.
So it's gonna be about10 or 15 minutes before supper's ready. Can I...
interest anyonein some wine?
- Oh, sure. Yeah. Please. -Okay
Now is this the, uh, door to the basement?
Yeah. We haven't beendown there much yet.
It'S...a little funky.
Mind if I check it out?'Cause I'd liketo compare it to mine.
Oh, I'm sorry. All the lights are out, and
I haven't had timeto replace the bulbs yet.
You know, that reminds me. We need to getlight bulbs on our list,
- before we goto home depot tomorrow. -Yes, commander.
- Well, To our new neighbor. -Well, thank you.
Cheers.
And then...she flips us off!
Only in L.A.
That's hilarious.
the only celebrity I saw, the entire timel lived there
was, uh, jay lenoin a supermarket.
Oh, I'm sorry. Is the smoke gonna bother you?
No. No.
- Okay. -All right.
How long did youlive in L.A.?
Uh, a couple of years, roughly. Yeah.
I followed a womanout there.
Didn't work out.
And why did youleave L.A.?
Following another woman?
No. No. I, uh--
I'm from here, originally.
And, uh...just seemedto make sense to me.
And, uh, how long agodid you move back?
Uh...a couple years ago.
Just a-- just a--yeah, thank you.
I...
Really like it here. You know?
It's-- it's quiet. And it's peaceful.
And, uh, I thinkit's perfect for children.
It really is. You know, um--
that's the whole reason thatwe moved back here, actually.
Yeah! So that we couldhave little babies.
You thinking ofstarting a family soon?
Yeah, actually, wealready started a family.
But it, um--it got stopped.
Yeah. We, um--
we had a child. Uh, a daughter.
But, um, she died.
Cancer.
That's just awful.
Yep.
How 'bout dessert? It's about timefor dessert, huh?
Well, thanks, guys, for dinner.
- Had a fantastic night. -Us, too.
All right. Good night.
- Walk safe! -Yeah, I'll try.
I didn't expectto see you up.
Perfect.
The great and powerfulharold has returned.
Do we really have todo this this evening?
You know we do.
So...
did you have a good time with your littlewhore tonight?
Don't you dare talkabout her like that.
Or what?
You couldn'tlive without me.
I was your first.
You were not my first.
And you know whathappened to my first.
They were her bonesyou hid in the mailbox.
That's right.
But I was the one youstarted this family with.
Daddy, why areyou and mommy fighting?
Because your daddydoesn't love me anymore.
- He's gonna replace me. -Stop it, jane.
Would you pleasejust stop it?
He's gonna replaceall of us.
All right. That is it!
I have just abouthad it with you!
You're nuts! You know that?
Absolutely fucking nuts.
Come on, honey.
And...there you go.
Into bed.
Daddy, I'm scared.
Oh, there's nothingto be scared of.
You're not gonnareplace me, are you, daddy?
No. I could neverreplace you.
Never in a million years.
I love you more thananything in the whole world.
I love you, too, daddy.
Oh, thank you.
All right, now it'stime to go to sleep.
- Daddy? -Yeah?
Can I have a sister?
How 'bout a big sister?
Ha ha.
All right, honey. I'll try to get one as soon as I can.
But, now, you needto close your eyes.
It's night-night time.
I could be your daughter.
You could come into myroom late at night, and--
I do a lot of drugs.
And I fuck anythingthat moves.
But you could save me.
I need a real father to--
Tiffany!
No one will miss me.
I hate my life.
I'd be better off with you.
Come take me.
I won't put up muchof a fight.
I'll be a good big sister to Sarah.
I know what it's like to be lonely.
I probably won't even scream.
I'll be grateful.
I'll have someone to love me.
Someone to find--
Oh, no! Are you sureyou should get up?
No, no, no! I am so sorry!
I didn't see you! You know, it's those hedges?
Those damn hedges? I kept telling them, trim the hedges!
Oh, my god! Look, I have insurance.
Oh, my god. That cut looks so bad. Should I call an ambulance?
Yeah-- I'm gonna call it. You need an ambulance.
- I think I'm all right. -It's okay! Don't worry about it--
I kept telling them to trimthose fucking hedges!
It would havebeen beautiful.
Could youcall the ambulance!
But it justwasn't meant to be.
Calling Dr. Howard.
Calling Dr. Fine.
Harold?
What are you doing here? What happened?
Oh, uh, a car accident.
It's no big deal. It's just a fender-bender. But, uh--
well, come with me. I'll take care of ya.
I'm not quite finishedfilling out--
don't-- don't worryabout that.
I can't let you sit outhere and bleed to death.
Celia would never forgive me.
Thank you.
Well, it's a pretty nasty cut.
But it's not as badas it looks.
It's not even gonnarequire stitches.
see...no signsof a concussion.
Well, you really lucked outon this one, harold.
You know, I've always beensort of lucky that way.
Never been seriouslyill, or injured.
I don't think I've ever even spenta night in a hospital.
Take it from me: Like thateventually runs out.
So, uh...how are thingswith you and celia?
Excuse me?
Are you gettingsettled in?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Since I came back to work,
she's been...dealing with the house.
Well, you are the lucky one, to have a wife like her.
You don'tknow the half of it.
Well, there we are, harold.
Good as new.
Well, thank you.
I'd still be out in the waiting room, if it wasn't for you.
Oh, no. It's my pleasure.
Besides, like I said, celia would never forgive me
if I let anythinghappen to you.
There we go.
celia.
celia, wake up, baby.
I need totell you something.
What? What's wrong?
Well, I've beenthinking, and...
I think you're right.
I'm not gonnafight it any more.
I'm ready to do it.
All of it.
Are you sure?
Yeah, I'm sure.
He doesn't deserve her.
It's you that cangive her the family she wants.
I know.
But jane might be right.
It's too risky, so close to home.
You shouldn'tlisten to jane.
You should listento your heart, son.
Is everything all right?
I saw a police carout here, earlier.
David'sdisappeared.
How long hashe been gone?
Since yesterday morning.
Well, what didthe police say?
They took a report, butthey don't think he's missing.
They think he left me.
I mean, we have beenfighting a lot lately, but--
He wouldn't do that. He wouldn't.
******
Everything's gonnabe just fine.
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*****
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I've been waitingfor this.
Now that you'vekilled David,
you're gonnareplace me with her.
I didn't do anythingto David.
He left her.
You aresuch a liar.
You know I didn'tdo anything to David,
but you can't accept that.
You can't accept thatit's fate that sent David away,
and that it's proofthat celia and I are meant for each other.
She'll never love you.
Yes...she...will!
Now the police stillhaven't found anything?
It's been a full seven days, and nothing.
Not one sign of him. Not a clue.
'Course, I don't knowhow hard they're looking,
seeing as they thinkthat he'S...left me.
Well, how are youholding up?
I haven't been able to work.
I...cry myselfto sleep every night.
Feel like I'mlosing my mind.
Have you been outof the house at all?
I-- I'm too scared to leave.
I could miss a callfrom the police, from David.
Well, you need to get outof the house for awhile.
It's just not healthyfor you to stay cooped up like thisall the time.
I know. But I, um...
I don't know what to do with myself any more. I'm a wreck.
You look like you haven'thad a decent meal in days.
Why don't you come over tomy house for dinner tonight?
That's really sweetof you, harold.
Um...but I-- I reallyshould stay here.
I'm sure David wouldn't liketo see you sitting around,
wasting away like this.
You need a goodhome-cooked meal.
No, I-- I need to be herein case someone calls.
Bring your cell phone.
Oh, Come on. It'll getyour mind off things.
Here's what you do. You take yourself a nice, hot, long shower.
You get into somefresh clothes.
And Come on overto my house, and let me get somefood into you.
I could use a shower.
Great! Why don't yacome over around 7:00.
I guaranteeyou won't regret it.
Okay.
Saved, sanctified
I been washed, washed in the blood
oh, I'm saved, sanctified
I sure been born again (washed in the blood)
I'm saved, sanctified
I sure been washed, washed in the blood
oh, I'm saved sanctified
sure been washed, washed in the blood
oh, I been born again
saved, sanctified
yes, I have washed in the blood
oh, I'm saved sanctified
I sure been, god washed in the blood
when I first met him
I sure been born again
Daddy, is my newmommy coming tonight?
Oh, ho! She sure is, honey!
So...am I gonna getthe full tour this time?
You certainly are.
But a little later. After dinner.
Well, I-- I didn't realizethat it was gonna be so formal.
Oh. I guess I got a littleexcited about having company.
Frankly, it's been a while.
Oh...well, you look very nice.
Thank you.
Uh...do you mind ifl have a smoke in here?
Uh...kinda preferyou didn't.
Well, uh...you mind ifl step outside, then?
Uh...could it wait? 'Cause dinner'salmost ready.
Well, I hope thisis all right.
I don't get the chanceto entertain that much, so...
I tend to goa little bit overboard.
No. No. It's very nice.
Well...allow me.
- okay. Thank you-You're welcome.
- Some wine? -Uh, please.
Now I want you to sit hereand enjoy your wine,
while I go get usthe rest of our dinner.
You're very quietthis evening.
You usually asklots of questions.
I'm sorry. I'm not verygood company tonight. I--
I can't help butwonder where David is.
Yeah. Let's not talkabout David tonight.
I mean, there's no sense upsetting youwhile you're eating.
That's very badfor the digestion.
And, uh-- how is everything?
Delicious. Um...
really, you shouldn't havegone to all this trouble.
Nonsense.
I wanted to dosomething nice for you.
You deserve someonewho does nice things for you.
More wine?
No, thank you. I think I've had enough.
What, are you pickingtonight to get sober?
What did you just say?
That didn't come outvery well.
That was a bad joke. I--
I'm so sorry.
I'm...stuffed.
You're stuffed? You've hardly eaten a thing.
I'm sorry. Everything was delicious.
I-- I just don't havemuch of an appetite.
I don't want anymore food, harold.
I want you.
I want you, inside me. Right now. Right here.
On this table.
What did you say?
I said I really appreciatedinner, but, um...
- I should be going. -No, wait! Wait! Uh--
we haven't evenhad dessert yet!
And I have a-- a wonderfulbottle of champagne I was just about to open.
I gotta be honestwith you, harold.
I don't feel comfortablewith all of this.
I-- I'm a married woman.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't get the wrongimpression now.
I wanna be your friend. Nothing more.
Well, uh, this is coming off asromantic, not friendly.
Well, sure. I broke outall the good stuff to impress you, not seduce you.
You've been througha very hard time, lately.
I wanted you to be ableto enjoy yourself this evening.
I'm-- I'm sorry.
Of course you did.
I, um-- I'm just--
I'm a complete messright now.
It's perfectlyunderstandable.
You've been throughan awful lot.
I-- now I reallyshould go.
Oh, no. We can't leaveit like this.
I tell you what.
We'll skip the champagneand go straight for dessert.
I bought a fantasticraspberry tort.
It would be a shameto waste it.
That sounds good.
- All right. I'll go get it. -No, no, no, no.
Please, finish. Finish your dinner.
Oh, no. If I eat any more, I won't want dessert.
Be right back.
Ah...I don'tmean to be rude, but I am goingto skip dessert.
Are you sure? Look at this.
Tempting.
But, uh, I'm reallynot in the mood.
What I need isa cigarette.
Okay, why don't yougo out on the back porch and have your cigarette?
- You sure you don't mind? -Yes. No. I'm fine.
I'll save this for later.
All right, you go aheadand have a smoke,
and I shall startclearing the dishes.
Much, much better now.
Well, good.
So, how aboutthat grand tour?
Sure.
- Are these bedrooms? -Yes, they are.
And I'llshow you those later,
but first I'd like toshow you my favorite room.
This is wherel spend most of my time.
Do you likeyour new family, celia?
You see, I cangive you what David won't.
- Help! -Come on, celia.
- No! -You're gonna beso happy here.
I'm gonna takesuch good ca--
I'm so sorry. Are you all right?
You weres-supposed to leave the back door unlocked.
I thought it'd be betterto take him in here.
Hey, let me see. Let me see.
Can you swallow?
Well, it doesn'tlook that bad.
Are you all right?
She's upstairs.
She's wearingthe same green dress.
The same green dress.
The hellis going on here?
My husband always saidl was part bloodhound.
It turns out he was right. I tracked you down.
It took her a long time, but she finally did it.
What are you--
you killed our daughter, you son of a bitch.
You said your daughterdied from cancer.
You are a fucking cancer.
What are you gonna do?
We're gonna kill you.
But first, we're gonnamake you experience every bit of painyou've ever caused.
Yeah, but someone'sgonna realize I'm gone,
and then two missing personson one street?
That's gonnaraise suspicion?
We never fileda missing persons report.
We calledto report that someone had been lurking...
around in our backyard, you fucking pervert.
It's all been a set up, in case you haven'tfigured it out.
Hitting your mailboxwas no accident.
We've been planning thisfor a long time.
I don't knowwhy I was so hesitant.
You're right, it feels so good.
Yeah, it's strange, isn't it?
We were neverviolent people...
until you took our daughteraway from us.
I don't know about you, but I'm gettingready for bed.
Me, too.
But I don'treally wanna stop.
I'm thinking about maybe startingthat family of ours.
I love you, David.
I love you, too, baby.
I think I can keep him alivemaybe 10 or 14 days.
I know his blood hath made me whole
if I touched the hem of his garment
I know his blood hath made me whole
well, I know his blood
done made me whole
well, you know his blood
has made me whole
well, if I touched
the hem of his garment
well, you know his blood
hath made me whole
well, you know about the blood
done made me whole
well, the lord's blood
brother, done made me whole
well, if I touched
the hem of his garment
you know, his blood
gonna make me whole
well, you know his blood
the lord's blood
blood, blood, blood.....
Masters. of. Horror
Season 2 Episode 2
202 Family