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♪<i> And this song remains true</i> ♪

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♪<i> It will always be of you</i> ♪

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♪<i> And your secret now forever</i> ♪

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♪<i> We will hold</i> ♪

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♪<i> So the tears down my cheeks</i> ♪

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♪<i> How they flow</i> ♪

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♪<i> Now you don't</i>
<i>Have to whisper</i> ♪

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♪<i> I know</i> ♪

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Miss Havisham?

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We're home.

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This place is great.

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It's much bigger than
our flat in London.

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It's strange.

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It's not
how I remember it.

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Yeah, but that's
to be expected though,
right?

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It's been years.

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I think it's nice
that it's staying
in the family.

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We'll fix it up,
paint some walls.

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This is what we wanted.

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Welcome home.

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Welcome home.

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Okay, that's the last
of the bags.

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Family, hearth,
straw and stone.

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Start anew.

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A new start, Robert.

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One more, then we're done.

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Hey, Robert.

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Yeah?

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I was thinking
we could head into town.

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Okay.
Down in a minute.

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♪<i> And if that ain't enough</i> ♪

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♪<i> You will find</i> ♪

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♪<i> What you think you need</i>
<i>Yeah...</i> ♪

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I know that can't be Maia Eden
standing at the end of my bar.

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In the flesh.

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Well,
that is impossible.

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'Cause I heard
she up and took herself
to London,

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found some British guy
and settled down.

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Oh. Well, that would be me.

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Some British guy.

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Judy, this is Robert,
my husband.

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It is so nice
to meet you, Robert.

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Likewise, Judy.

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"Likewise."
Oh, I like that.

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It's fancy.

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We could use some
fancying up around here.

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Well,
I'll try my best, Judy.

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Sorry about your pa.

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Thank you.

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Tell you what.
Let's do this.

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Shots?

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It's the good stuff.

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To Edgar.

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To Edgar.

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To Edgar.

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Fucking hell.

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What is in that?
The secret recipe.

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If I tell you,
I'd have to kill you,

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but you definitely need
another one.

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Oh, no,
you don't have to.

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Oh, he does.
Yeah.

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I got this.
I can handle it.

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No, get off.

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What did you say
these are, anyway?

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They, uh...
They're "chillins"?

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Chitlins.

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Oh.

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Like 'em?

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Chitlins are good.

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What are they made
out of, anyway?

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They feel like, uh...
like chicken?

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Oh, uh, pig intestines.

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You fucking--

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Oh, my God.
Are you serious?

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Babe, gross.
I'm gross?

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You're making me eat
pig intestines.

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Hey, guys.

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These are from Larry
and Martha

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over there
in the back.
Huh.

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They just wanted
to say, "Welcome home."

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I am so wasted.

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Oh, God, it's gonna
be rude if I don't.

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This'll be
the last one.
Just pour it out.

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No, it's fine.
This'll be the last one.

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Okay.

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That's definitely
the last one.

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Maia!

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The prodigal daughter
has returned.

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Pastor Ellis.

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Now, would you please
just start calling me Joseph?

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You're a little
too long-grown for that
"Pastor Ellis" horseshit,

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don't you think?
Of course.

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Yeah.

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Who is this hungry
new addition
to the flock?

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This is
my husband Robert.

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Pig intestines.

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Judy gave him
a little too much
special moonshine.

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As well she should.

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Special drink
for a special guest.

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Well, Robert,
it is well past time

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that Maia
brought you around

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to meet everybody.

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A hearty welcome
to Briar Glen.

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We are very, very glad
that you are here
with us.

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Know what? Everybody!

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Everybody, let me
have your attention.

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It is with great pleasure that,
after many years,

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finally...

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...the daughter of the great
Edgar Cartwell Eden has

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returned to us.

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So I want everybody
to lift their glasses up.
Cheers.

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To our own Maia
and Robert.

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Cheers!

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Long live the...

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You okay?

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You're home.

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Hey, hey, hey.

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You okay?

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Hey.

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It was a bad dream,
huh?

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You all right?

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It's okay.

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God.

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What happened last night?

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Um, you got wasted
and fell off your chair.

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I had to bring you
home, remember?

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So embarrassing.

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It's okay.

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I took
care of you.

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Please.

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Stop.

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You have to stop
doing this.

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Doing what?

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Freezing me out.

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It's not gonna
bring her back.

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You blame me,
don't you?

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No. No,
of course not.

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No, I could never
blame you.

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I know how much having
a baby means to you.

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But it's like
the doctor said,
miscarriages happen.

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Especially the
first time around.

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Doesn't mean
we have to give up,
does it?

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What if
it happens again?

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I know
you're scared.

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I'm scared too.

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In the last...

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...year,
I've lost our baby...

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now my dad.

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I don't know
if I can handle
another loss.

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But I believe
in us.

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Don't you?

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Yes.

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Yes,
of course I do.

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I believe in us
more than fucking anything.

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I love you.

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I love you.

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What?

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Hmm.

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Yeah, I guess
I can see a resemblance.

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A resemblance?
Yeah.

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Maia, it looks
exactly like me.

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Yeah, well, maybe if you,
uh, wore those contacts
I bought you.

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Oh, God.

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See?

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Hmm. Yeah,
not sold.

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I'm gonna need, like,
to see a scowl.

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There you go.

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I'm glad
you find it funny.

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All right, fine, yeah.
It does look...

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It sort of looks like you,
yeah.

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Thank you.
Hmm.

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What do you
think it means?

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I don't think
it means anything.

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Mmm.
People go to museums

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and see themselves
in paintings all the time.

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This wasn't in a museum.

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It was in your attic.
Mmm.

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Yeah, well, my dad
traveled a lot
for work.

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He collected art.

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It was one
of his passions,

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so I guess
this could've come
from anywhere really.

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What does it say?

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Says,<i> "The Visitor Accepts."</i>

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Well, what exactly
is he accepting?

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I don't know.
His drink?

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Well, he's a visitor,
so maybe, uh,

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he's accepting an invitation
to visit.

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You're not still taking
that medication, are you?

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For your anxiety?

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No.
You sure?

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Yeah.

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No, I-I threw that
down the toilet
months ago.

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The doctor said
it's only for emergencies--

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Please, Maia, come on.
Not again.

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I'm off it.
I'm done.

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Okay.

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Well, here's
your receipt.

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All right.
Okay.

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It looks great.
Thank you.

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Here you go.

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You have a blessed day,
you hear?

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Thank you, Kathy.

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Hi.

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You're--

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Robert Burrows.

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Uh,
Maia Eden's husband.

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We should talk,
Robert.

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Will that be all?

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Um,
just today's paper,

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if you have it.
Sure.

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Let me grab one
for you.

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All righty, then.

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Here you go.
Great. Thank you.

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That's awesome.

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Um, how much
do I owe you?

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Oh, please.
Your money's no good here.

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Art is a lie
that makes us
realize the truth.

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You have a blessed day,
now.

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Okay.

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<i> Yeah, so it's two boxes</i>
<i>that haven't been delivered.</i>

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<i>Two boxes from London?</i>
Yeah. Yeah.

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One of them is a, uh...
just a bunch
of personal items,

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and then
in the other one,
there's a suit.

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<i>And you still</i>
<i>have not received them?</i>

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Right.
<i>What's</i>
<i>the tracking number?</i>

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Yeah, no. No, no, no.

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We-we, uh, we never received
a tracking number.

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<i>Can I transfer you</i>
<i>to our shipping department?</i>

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Okay.
Yeah, sure, I can wait.

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<i> This is Mike</i>
<i>from shipping.</i>

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Hello.
<i>Hello.</i>

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Hi. Yes. Yeah.
So this is--

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<i>Two boxes missing?</i>
Yeah. Yeah.

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This is probably
the fourth person

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I've spoken to
about this.

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<i>Sorry about that.</i>

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Yeah, we haven't
received two boxes.

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<i>Okay.</i>
We never got
a tracking number either.

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A couple of people
have said that,

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on your end, it says
it's been delivered.

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<i>Here.</i>

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I don't know.

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Your dad's suit?

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Well, you already stole
his overalls.

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Yeah,
but to his memorial?

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Well,
he wasn't wearing it
when he died.

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Go on.

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<i>We are here today</i>

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<i>to remember</i>
<i>the fortuitous life</i>

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of Edgar Cartwell Eden.

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Like most of us,

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Edgar's roots
in this town go...

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go back generations.

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All the way back
to the early days
when this was

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just a patch of dirt
on a road
to someplace else.

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With Edgar's help

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and the help
of generations of Edens
that came before him,

260
00:24:05.751 --> 00:24:10.413
Briar Glen was allowed
to-to become the safe haven

261
00:24:10.448 --> 00:24:12.987
for our community
that it is today.

262
00:24:15.354 --> 00:24:17.794
Y'all know how much

263
00:24:17.829 --> 00:24:20.357
Edgar loved this town
with all of his heart.

264
00:24:21.668 --> 00:24:26.737
He gave as much of himself
as he could possibly afford.

265
00:24:26.772 --> 00:24:32.303
He carried the weight
of his family's legacy
with honor and dignity.

266
00:24:33.174 --> 00:24:34.877
And make no mistake,

267
00:24:36.342 --> 00:24:40.179
we are less because of
his devastating absence.

268
00:24:44.185 --> 00:24:46.152
But there is hope.

269
00:24:46.187 --> 00:24:50.453
And that has come
to us in the form
of Edgar's daughter Maia

270
00:24:50.488 --> 00:24:54.490
and her new husband,
Robert Burrows.

271
00:24:54.525 --> 00:24:56.932
Robert, why don't you
stand up, let everybody
get a look at you?

272
00:24:56.967 --> 00:24:58.703
Everybody, give him
some encouragement.

273
00:24:58.738 --> 00:25:00.463
Robert!
Come on, Robert!

274
00:25:08.572 --> 00:25:10.814
Robert, I know
you're new to these parts,

275
00:25:10.849 --> 00:25:12.651
but I speak for everyone
when I say

276
00:25:12.686 --> 00:25:14.719
you already feel
like one of us.

277
00:25:21.024 --> 00:25:22.254
Thank you.

278
00:25:27.360 --> 00:25:29.228
All right.

279
00:25:29.263 --> 00:25:32.836
Nobody minds,
I think I'll read
from the big book again.

280
00:25:32.871 --> 00:25:35.839
I like the words.

281
00:25:35.874 --> 00:25:38.776
And I'll keep it short.
It's getting a mite warm
in here, I know.

282
00:25:45.785 --> 00:25:46.916
Hey.

283
00:25:48.689 --> 00:25:51.888
Gonna head out
to the shops.
You want anything?

284
00:25:51.923 --> 00:25:54.418
Um, no,
not that I can think of.

285
00:25:54.453 --> 00:25:55.958
I'll call you
if I do.

286
00:25:56.763 --> 00:25:58.026
Okay.

287
00:26:25.253 --> 00:26:26.384
Can I help you?

288
00:26:27.420 --> 00:26:29.189
Oh. Hi.

289
00:26:29.224 --> 00:26:31.895
I'm actually looking
for the other lady
that works here.

290
00:26:34.097 --> 00:26:36.768
I'm sorry.
Kathy's not here
right now.

291
00:26:37.969 --> 00:26:40.970
Do you know
when she'll be back?

292
00:26:43.502 --> 00:26:46.272
Can I just say,
on a personal note,

293
00:26:46.307 --> 00:26:49.077
how lovely it is
to have you here
in Briar Glen?

294
00:26:49.112 --> 00:26:53.180
The town has been
infinitely brighter
since you arrived.

295
00:26:54.821 --> 00:26:57.789
I'd be happy
to help you find anything
you might need.

296
00:27:00.794 --> 00:27:02.123
Uh...

297
00:28:07.861 --> 00:28:08.893
Hello?

298
00:28:16.100 --> 00:28:17.231
Hello?

299
00:30:06.672 --> 00:30:08.606
<i>"The Visitor</i>
<i>Watches It Burn."</i>

300
00:30:11.545 --> 00:30:13.116
That's not for sale.

301
00:30:13.151 --> 00:30:15.118
Oh, um...

302
00:30:15.153 --> 00:30:16.482
I'm sorry.
I, uh...

303
00:30:18.156 --> 00:30:20.519
I was just hoping
you might be able to

304
00:30:20.554 --> 00:30:22.521
give me some more
information about it.

305
00:30:23.392 --> 00:30:25.161
Anything would be
really helpful.

306
00:30:26.098 --> 00:30:28.164
It was here
when I bought the store.

307
00:30:30.399 --> 00:30:32.828
And judging
by your accent,

308
00:30:32.863 --> 00:30:38.471
I bet your schools
didn't teach you
the history of this place.

309
00:30:38.506 --> 00:30:40.836
So I'll give you
the short version.

310
00:30:42.345 --> 00:30:46.182
There was a whole lot
of bad going on
back then.

311
00:30:47.878 --> 00:30:52.254
And I'm not
the kind of person
who hides from evil.

312
00:30:52.850 --> 00:30:53.926
No, sir, I--

313
00:30:57.921 --> 00:30:59.525
No.

314
00:31:01.166 --> 00:31:02.693
It can't be.

315
00:31:06.798 --> 00:31:08.435
I know.

316
00:31:09.867 --> 00:31:12.010
Believe me,
I was shocked, too,
when I found it.

317
00:31:12.045 --> 00:31:15.244
I found another one
just like it
in my wife's family's house.

318
00:31:16.676 --> 00:31:18.709
Look,
I took a picture.

319
00:31:18.744 --> 00:31:20.249
How did you find me?

320
00:31:20.284 --> 00:31:21.580
It was a woman
named Kathy.

321
00:31:21.615 --> 00:31:25.452
She works in a store
in, uh, Briar Glen.

322
00:31:25.487 --> 00:31:27.960
She gave me this note
with your address on it.

323
00:31:27.995 --> 00:31:32.723
You listen to me,
and you listen good.

324
00:31:32.758 --> 00:31:35.264
You think
you want answers.

325
00:31:35.299 --> 00:31:37.002
You're wrong.

326
00:31:37.037 --> 00:31:40.830
The truth is
your worst enemy.

327
00:31:40.865 --> 00:31:44.372
What you need
is to run back
to London

328
00:31:44.407 --> 00:31:46.440
as fast as your legs
can carry you.

329
00:31:46.475 --> 00:31:47.936
Do you understand me?
Yeah.

330
00:31:47.971 --> 00:31:49.443
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have
come here.

331
00:31:49.478 --> 00:31:51.049
Now go
and don't come back.
I'm sorry.

332
00:31:51.084 --> 00:31:52.578
I wanted to check--
Don't you ever
come back!

333
00:31:52.613 --> 00:31:54.382
I'm leaving,
I'm leaving.
Sorry.

334
00:31:54.417 --> 00:31:55.515
Go!

335
00:32:30.750 --> 00:32:32.156
Hey. Where were you?

336
00:32:34.523 --> 00:32:35.687
I was worried.

337
00:32:39.396 --> 00:32:42.067
What's that
doing up there?

338
00:32:42.102 --> 00:32:43.530
What,
we can't laugh
about this yet?

339
00:32:43.565 --> 00:32:44.894
Come on.

340
00:32:48.867 --> 00:32:50.372
You know,
I just found
another one.

341
00:32:52.112 --> 00:32:54.211
What?
Another painting.

342
00:32:54.246 --> 00:32:56.048
Of him.

343
00:32:56.083 --> 00:32:59.810
This time, he was, um...
he was, like,
a Confederate soldier.

344
00:32:59.845 --> 00:33:03.121
There was this crazy
old lady there,
and she was, like...

345
00:33:03.156 --> 00:33:05.013
she was, like,
clawing at me.

346
00:33:05.048 --> 00:33:06.520
She said
I had to move back
to London.

347
00:33:06.555 --> 00:33:08.324
What--
How did she know
I was from London?

348
00:33:08.359 --> 00:33:10.788
Your accent?
No. No, no, no,
no, no.

349
00:33:10.823 --> 00:33:12.658
It was--
it was definitely
more than that.

350
00:33:12.693 --> 00:33:13.725
It felt like she...

351
00:33:14.827 --> 00:33:17.366
I felt like
she-she knew me.

352
00:33:17.401 --> 00:33:18.862
The way
she was looking
at me.

353
00:33:18.897 --> 00:33:20.468
I feel like
everyone knows me.

354
00:33:20.503 --> 00:33:22.140
Robert,
okay, listen.

355
00:33:22.175 --> 00:33:23.900
I put this painting up
because I thought
it would be

356
00:33:23.935 --> 00:33:27.211
a funny, you know,
inside joke
between the two of us.

357
00:33:30.282 --> 00:33:34.515
I mean, you don't actually
think that's you
in the paintings?

358
00:33:42.591 --> 00:33:43.656
Robert.

359
00:33:46.056 --> 00:33:47.627
I-I don't know.
It--

360
00:33:47.662 --> 00:33:49.860
Oh, my God.
It looks like me.

361
00:33:49.895 --> 00:33:52.269
This has got
to stop, Robert.

362
00:33:55.769 --> 00:33:57.967
We're gonna make
this place our home.

363
00:33:58.970 --> 00:34:00.508
Do you even
want to be here?

364
00:34:00.543 --> 00:34:01.806
Yes. Yes, I do.

365
00:34:01.841 --> 00:34:03.412
Are you sure?
Yes, of course.

366
00:34:03.447 --> 00:34:04.842
Of course. Yes.

367
00:34:09.948 --> 00:34:11.585
Just think the stress
is getting to me.

368
00:34:14.051 --> 00:34:17.096
The bad dreams,
the move.

369
00:34:20.728 --> 00:34:23.058
You're right.

370
00:34:23.093 --> 00:34:27.568
I just need to, like,
focus on you.

371
00:34:27.603 --> 00:34:30.109
And us and this house
we're in.

372
00:34:38.251 --> 00:34:39.943
Know what?

373
00:34:41.078 --> 00:34:42.616
I'm gonna go
finish up in here.

374
00:37:20.303 --> 00:37:21.577
No.

375
00:38:24.543 --> 00:38:26.378
Welcome home, boy.

376
00:39:25.065 --> 00:39:28.066
<i>It spills over</i>
<i>into direct attack,</i>

377
00:39:28.101 --> 00:39:32.444
<i>and the workers</i>
<i>tear the chosen queen</i>
<i>to pieces.</i>

378
00:39:39.112 --> 00:39:41.310
<i>Nothing can go to waste,</i>

379
00:39:41.345 --> 00:39:43.620
<i>even the royal carcass.</i>

380
00:39:46.053 --> 00:39:50.759
<i>Workers carry hungry larvae</i>
<i>over to feast</i>
<i>on the dead queen,</i>

381
00:39:50.794 --> 00:39:54.598
<i>including many that must have</i>
<i>been her own offspring.</i>

382
00:39:59.429 --> 00:40:00.472
You scared me.

383
00:40:00.507 --> 00:40:02.067
Sorry,
I didn't mean to.

384
00:40:03.433 --> 00:40:04.641
What?

385
00:40:11.111 --> 00:40:13.309
You serious?
Yeah.

386
00:40:19.416 --> 00:40:21.460
I'm gonna
be here for you.
I promise.

387
00:40:23.090 --> 00:40:26.058
I love you.
I love you.

388
00:40:51.382 --> 00:40:54.922
<i>And he doth deceive them</i>
<i>that dwell on the Earth</i>

389
00:40:54.957 --> 00:40:59.388
<i>by the means</i>
<i>of those miracles</i>
<i>which he hath power to do.</i>

390
00:40:59.423 --> 00:41:02.600
And the beast
was taken and--

391
00:41:43.500 --> 00:41:46.501
And the beast was taken

392
00:41:46.536 --> 00:41:52.507
and with him the prophet
who worked miracles
before him.

393
00:41:54.049 --> 00:41:58.755
These both were cast
into a lake of fire
burning with brimstone.

394
00:42:04.224 --> 00:42:05.861
Now, our Maia,

395
00:42:05.896 --> 00:42:08.358
she was always first
through the door
at Sunday school

396
00:42:08.393 --> 00:42:10.228
and last to leave.

397
00:42:10.263 --> 00:42:12.461
I had to kick her out
on, well...

398
00:42:12.496 --> 00:42:14.331
Oh.
...more than
one occasion.

399
00:42:14.366 --> 00:42:15.706
Don't give me
that face.

400
00:42:15.741 --> 00:42:17.268
You know it's true,
you little rascal.

401
00:42:19.074 --> 00:42:20.612
Ah, watch it. It's hot.

402
00:42:22.440 --> 00:42:23.582
Thank you.

403
00:42:27.478 --> 00:42:32.591
To your strong, healthy,
miracle baby boy.

404
00:42:34.287 --> 00:42:36.056
Cheers.
Cheers.

405
00:42:38.555 --> 00:42:40.863
Well, that's not
gonna do.
Drink up.

406
00:42:48.532 --> 00:42:51.335
You know, Robert,
I've been meaning
to ask you something.

407
00:42:55.308 --> 00:42:56.978
Are you
a true believer?

408
00:43:01.985 --> 00:43:03.248
Honestly, I'm not.

409
00:43:04.988 --> 00:43:06.449
Would you give me
your hands?

410
00:43:08.288 --> 00:43:09.320
Come on.

411
00:43:11.258 --> 00:43:12.730
Come on, now.
Give me your hands.

412
00:43:32.983 --> 00:43:34.279
You will.

413
00:43:35.348 --> 00:43:36.985
You will be.

414
00:43:37.020 --> 00:43:40.791
When you see for yourself,
you won't be able to deny.

415
00:43:45.259 --> 00:43:48.425
The, um...
the christening's
important to Maia.

416
00:43:48.460 --> 00:43:49.965
So it's important
to me too.

417
00:43:50.000 --> 00:43:51.329
Thank you.

418
00:43:56.105 --> 00:43:58.237
Well, of course.

419
00:43:58.272 --> 00:43:59.843
Of course.

420
00:43:59.878 --> 00:44:02.439
And I don't want you
to have any fears about that.

421
00:44:02.474 --> 00:44:05.013
We do
a simple ceremony.

422
00:44:07.886 --> 00:44:10.821
None of that
drowning the newborn
around here.

423
00:44:10.856 --> 00:44:13.956
That's a relief.

424
00:44:13.991 --> 00:44:15.683
Listen,
I'm just gonna go
and use the loo.

425
00:44:15.718 --> 00:44:17.223
Okay. Bye.

426
00:44:18.798 --> 00:44:19.929
Oh, he means
the bathroom.

427
00:44:19.964 --> 00:44:21.997
Oh. Down the hall
to the right.

428
00:46:12.274 --> 00:46:14.879
Thought I was gonna
have to send out
a search party for you.

429
00:46:14.914 --> 00:46:18.982
Sorry.
I-I took a wrong turn,
and I-I saw this painting.

430
00:46:19.017 --> 00:46:20.247
It's...

431
00:46:22.218 --> 00:46:23.987
Do you think it...

432
00:46:24.022 --> 00:46:25.120
It's you.

433
00:46:25.155 --> 00:46:26.616
Yeah.

434
00:46:29.357 --> 00:46:31.423
You should see
the look on your face.

435
00:46:31.458 --> 00:46:34.327
I had you there
for a minute,
didn't I?

436
00:46:36.199 --> 00:46:37.869
No, no.

437
00:46:37.904 --> 00:46:42.005
This here is none other
than the great
Alistair Edgar.

438
00:46:43.338 --> 00:46:45.734
Man that saved
this town.

439
00:46:45.769 --> 00:46:50.442
See, when our ancestors
first settled this place,
it was...

440
00:46:51.346 --> 00:46:53.478
it was dire.

441
00:46:53.513 --> 00:46:55.986
Famine, disease.

442
00:46:56.021 --> 00:46:58.813
The loss
of human life,
it was...

443
00:46:58.848 --> 00:47:00.650
it was unthinkable.

444
00:47:00.685 --> 00:47:05.820
To say it plainly,
this place was going
to hell in a handbag.

445
00:47:05.855 --> 00:47:07.162
That is, until

446
00:47:08.561 --> 00:47:12.365
Alistair found a way
to pull it up
out of the mud

447
00:47:12.400 --> 00:47:14.631
with his own
fair hands.

448
00:47:14.666 --> 00:47:17.799
Now, this portrait
was a gift from Alistair
to the town.

449
00:47:17.834 --> 00:47:22.012
But if you ask me,
real gift was
Alistair himself.

450
00:47:22.047 --> 00:47:24.311
You can't imagine
how inspiring it is
for me

451
00:47:24.346 --> 00:47:26.214
to wake up
every morning,

452
00:47:26.249 --> 00:47:28.117
first thing I see
is that man's face.

453
00:47:30.583 --> 00:47:32.385
It's the gift
that keeps on giving.

454
00:47:35.962 --> 00:47:38.193
I've seen other paintings
just like this.

455
00:47:40.659 --> 00:47:42.494
I swear it's the same guy
in every single one.

456
00:47:42.529 --> 00:47:46.696
He's...
He's always referred to
as "The Visitor."

457
00:47:48.568 --> 00:47:51.305
I mean, could it be
that it's Alistair
in every one?

458
00:47:55.806 --> 00:47:58.114
Genesis- 27.

459
00:47:59.348 --> 00:48:01.843
"God created man
in his own image,

460
00:48:03.220 --> 00:48:04.813
in the image of God

461
00:48:05.486 --> 00:48:07.189
he created him."

462
00:48:08.720 --> 00:48:09.818
What does that mean?

463
00:48:09.853 --> 00:48:11.754
Right.

464
00:48:11.789 --> 00:48:14.262
Bible verses
aren't your thing.

465
00:48:14.297 --> 00:48:16.693
How about this?

466
00:48:16.728 --> 00:48:19.003
There can never
be too much
of a good thing.

467
00:48:21.469 --> 00:48:23.898
I would just take it
as a sign.

468
00:48:23.933 --> 00:48:27.275
You are where
you are meant to be.

469
00:48:27.310 --> 00:48:29.211
And you know what?

470
00:48:29.246 --> 00:48:31.411
I think maybe it's time
for you to get
that young Maia home.

471
00:48:31.446 --> 00:48:33.050
She needs her rest.

472
00:48:33.085 --> 00:48:34.348
Sure.
Yeah, you're right.

473
00:48:34.383 --> 00:48:36.350
Um, look,
I'm sorry.

474
00:48:36.385 --> 00:48:37.813
I didn't mean
to come into your--

475
00:48:37.848 --> 00:48:39.815
Stop right there.

476
00:48:39.850 --> 00:48:43.027
You are welcome to go
anywhere you want to,
Robert.

477
00:48:43.986 --> 00:48:46.624
We're just so glad
that you are back.

478
00:48:51.103 --> 00:48:52.960
<i> I still cannot believe</i>
<i>you went in his bedroom.</i>

479
00:48:52.995 --> 00:48:54.863
He had one
of those paintings.

480
00:48:54.898 --> 00:48:56.700
Again with the paintings.
He said his name
was Alistair Edgar.

481
00:48:56.735 --> 00:48:58.042
Robert, please,
you promised--

482
00:48:58.077 --> 00:48:59.934
He said he was
the founder of your town.

483
00:49:01.443 --> 00:49:03.113
Alistair Edgar?

484
00:49:03.148 --> 00:49:06.809
Alistair Edgar
was born in the 1700s.

485
00:49:06.844 --> 00:49:09.449
So unless you have
a time machine
that I'm not aware of,

486
00:49:09.484 --> 00:49:10.978
I don't know
what to tell you,
Robert.

487
00:49:11.013 --> 00:49:12.584
I know I'm starting
to sound crazy,

488
00:49:12.619 --> 00:49:14.652
but this is really,
really beginning to--

489
00:49:14.687 --> 00:49:16.753
Oh, God.

490
00:50:09.412 --> 00:50:10.477
Hey.

491
00:50:11.744 --> 00:50:13.480
Oh. Hey.

492
00:50:13.515 --> 00:50:15.042
Where you going?

493
00:50:15.077 --> 00:50:17.715
I'm just off to, uh,
a doctor's appointment.

494
00:50:17.750 --> 00:50:20.223
Oh. Oh,
I didn't-didn't realize.

495
00:50:20.258 --> 00:50:22.159
No, it's not, uh,
anything important.

496
00:50:22.194 --> 00:50:23.391
It's just
a quick checkup.

497
00:50:23.426 --> 00:50:24.986
So I'm fine.
Oh. You sure?

498
00:50:25.021 --> 00:50:27.021
Yeah. Just wanted
to do this alone,

499
00:50:27.056 --> 00:50:29.397
if that's okay.
Okay.

500
00:50:29.432 --> 00:50:30.497
Bye.

501
00:51:04.027 --> 00:51:05.730
Hello.

502
00:51:05.765 --> 00:51:07.765
<i>Mr. Burrows,</i>
<i>I presume?</i>

503
00:51:09.802 --> 00:51:11.571
Yeah, speaking.

504
00:51:11.606 --> 00:51:13.067
<i>You're alone,</i>
<i>aren't you?</i>

505
00:51:14.675 --> 00:51:16.004
Yeah, I'm alone.

506
00:51:16.039 --> 00:51:17.280
Who is this?

507
00:51:17.315 --> 00:51:19.073
<i>Let that be</i>
<i>your first lesson.</i>

508
00:51:19.108 --> 00:51:21.977
<i>In the town of Briar Glen,</i>
<i>you, sir, are never alone.</i>

509
00:51:23.618 --> 00:51:25.288
Okay,
thanks for that.
I'm gonna hang up.

510
00:51:25.323 --> 00:51:26.586
<i>No. Wait.</i>

511
00:51:28.590 --> 00:51:29.655
What is it?

512
00:51:31.120 --> 00:51:32.790
<i>I want you to come</i>
<i>to the window</i>

513
00:51:32.825 --> 00:51:34.891
<i>on the far east side</i>
<i>of your house.</i>

514
00:51:34.926 --> 00:51:36.398
<i>Look outside.</i>

515
00:51:36.433 --> 00:51:37.762
I'm really not
in the mood, okay?

516
00:51:37.797 --> 00:51:39.929
<i>I assure you</i>
<i>I am deadly serious.</i>

517
00:51:39.964 --> 00:51:42.602
<i>Just ask</i>
<i>our mutual acquaintance,</i>

518
00:51:42.637 --> 00:51:44.142
<i>The Visitor.</i>

519
00:52:14.504 --> 00:52:16.966
My, my.

520
00:52:17.001 --> 00:52:18.605
Will you look
at that?

521
00:52:18.640 --> 00:52:20.805
It really is uncanny,
isn't it?

522
00:52:23.810 --> 00:52:25.139
Maxwell Braun.

523
00:52:25.174 --> 00:52:27.185
Purveyor of fine arts
and antiquities.

524
00:52:28.287 --> 00:52:30.782
Please get in
before anyone sees us.

525
00:52:30.817 --> 00:52:34.049
Yeah, I... I don't think
I'm gonna do that. Thanks.

526
00:52:35.261 --> 00:52:36.689
You want answers,
don't you?

527
00:52:39.595 --> 00:52:41.331
It's now or never.

528
00:52:47.229 --> 00:52:49.438
I call this
"The Visitor series."

529
00:52:51.904 --> 00:52:54.410
This is the first one
that caught my eye.

530
00:52:54.445 --> 00:52:56.170
I was shopping
a collection in Germany,

531
00:52:56.205 --> 00:52:58.909
mostly pieces
from the '30s and '40s,

532
00:52:58.944 --> 00:53:01.945
around the time
of the Second World War.

533
00:53:01.980 --> 00:53:04.915
It was completely buried
amongst the morass.

534
00:53:04.950 --> 00:53:07.148
But something about it
called to me.

535
00:53:07.183 --> 00:53:09.491
If I'm honest,
I think it was
'cause I thought

536
00:53:09.526 --> 00:53:10.888
you were easy
on the eyes.

537
00:53:12.331 --> 00:53:13.561
Or he was.

538
00:53:13.596 --> 00:53:15.497
Whatever.
You get my point.

539
00:53:15.532 --> 00:53:17.158
Anyway...

540
00:53:17.193 --> 00:53:19.501
...I purchased it
to add to my collection,

541
00:53:19.536 --> 00:53:21.965
then after some time,
it faded from memory.

542
00:53:22.000 --> 00:53:24.066
That is,
until a few years later

543
00:53:25.102 --> 00:53:26.574
when I came across this.

544
00:53:36.245 --> 00:53:38.179
All right, this is...

545
00:53:38.214 --> 00:53:39.983
this is really starting
to creep me out now.

546
00:53:40.018 --> 00:53:43.558
These are just
the tip of the iceberg.

547
00:53:44.792 --> 00:53:47.265
Congo during
Leopold's brutal reign.

548
00:53:48.565 --> 00:53:49.894
Cambodian genocide

549
00:53:49.929 --> 00:53:51.731
during the 1970s.

550
00:53:52.767 --> 00:53:54.437
It became an obsession.

551
00:53:54.472 --> 00:53:58.969
Mining collections,
libraries, museums,
estate sales.

552
00:53:59.004 --> 00:54:02.940
Uncovering hundreds of photos,
all of them featuring

553
00:54:02.975 --> 00:54:04.711
this same man.

554
00:54:04.746 --> 00:54:07.241
And each of them
corresponding to moments
in human history

555
00:54:07.276 --> 00:54:09.518
we wish
we could forget.

556
00:54:13.051 --> 00:54:14.215
Is his name Alistair?

557
00:54:15.757 --> 00:54:18.395
I spent years trying
to ascertain his identity.

558
00:54:18.430 --> 00:54:19.462
To no avail.

559
00:54:20.289 --> 00:54:21.794
Nearly drove me mad.

560
00:54:21.829 --> 00:54:24.566
Then one frustrating
drunken night,

561
00:54:24.601 --> 00:54:26.898
I stumbled across
an online forum

562
00:54:26.933 --> 00:54:31.067
dedicated to rare
and forgotten
contemporary art.

563
00:54:32.510 --> 00:54:34.510
That's where I met
Margaret Delacroix.

564
00:54:37.108 --> 00:54:40.076
From the antique store.
Yeah.

565
00:54:40.111 --> 00:54:42.276
She tumbled down
this rabbit hole
years before me.

566
00:54:42.311 --> 00:54:44.619
Along with a group
of like-minded
individuals,

567
00:54:44.654 --> 00:54:47.985
she made
significant strides
towards discovering

568
00:54:48.020 --> 00:54:51.153
the insidious truth
behind this man's
identity.

569
00:54:52.255 --> 00:54:55.960
And for that,
she paid the ultimate price.

570
00:55:02.298 --> 00:55:03.506
She died?

571
00:55:10.449 --> 00:55:11.679
So who is he?

572
00:55:13.375 --> 00:55:16.387
He is both you
and not you, Robert.

573
00:55:20.822 --> 00:55:22.525
What does that
even mean?

574
00:55:22.560 --> 00:55:25.528
It means you're still
in control
of your own destiny.

575
00:55:25.563 --> 00:55:27.794
You can decide.

576
00:55:27.829 --> 00:55:30.632
But just know
that decision will have
graver repercussions

577
00:55:30.667 --> 00:55:32.359
than you could ever
possibly fathom.

578
00:55:32.394 --> 00:55:35.703
Can you just please
just stop talking to me
in riddles?

579
00:55:35.738 --> 00:55:36.968
What decision?

580
00:55:37.003 --> 00:55:40.609
Just tell me,
honestly and clearly,

581
00:55:40.644 --> 00:55:42.138
what the fuck
is going on?

582
00:55:46.749 --> 00:55:48.947
This is not
your home, Robert.

583
00:55:48.982 --> 00:55:50.685
These people
are not your friends.

584
00:55:50.720 --> 00:55:53.017
And if you're being
honest with yourself,

585
00:55:53.052 --> 00:55:55.657
I think you know
that already.

586
00:55:55.692 --> 00:55:58.253
Their gain is not only
your loss,

587
00:55:58.288 --> 00:56:00.530
but the rest
of the world's loss
as well.

588
00:56:00.565 --> 00:56:03.159
But you can
still leave.

589
00:56:03.194 --> 00:56:04.864
Go back to London,
or better yet,

590
00:56:04.899 --> 00:56:06.965
find somewhere
even more remote

591
00:56:07.000 --> 00:56:09.000
where nobody can
possibly find you.

592
00:56:10.399 --> 00:56:12.069
By all means,
be happy.

593
00:56:12.104 --> 00:56:14.973
Use this money
to create and live
a comfortable life.

594
00:56:15.008 --> 00:56:17.041
Just live it
anonymously.

595
00:56:19.342 --> 00:56:21.243
What about my wife?

596
00:56:21.278 --> 00:56:22.948
We're expecting a son.
I can't just leave.

597
00:56:24.248 --> 00:56:25.555
A boy.

598
00:56:26.921 --> 00:56:28.723
This is even more urgent
than I thought.

599
00:56:28.758 --> 00:56:30.989
What has my son
got to do with this?

600
00:56:31.024 --> 00:56:33.860
You, your son
and every male heir
in your bloodline

601
00:56:33.895 --> 00:56:36.896
from here until eternity
will be affected

602
00:56:36.931 --> 00:56:38.832
by the choice
you make, Robert.

603
00:56:38.867 --> 00:56:42.132
Go, and be the good man
you were raised to be.

604
00:56:42.167 --> 00:56:45.168
Or stay and end up
in one of these photos.

605
00:56:45.203 --> 00:56:49.205
Stay and become
The Visitor.

606
00:57:48.497 --> 00:57:51.003
<i> Robert?</i>

607
00:57:53.205 --> 00:57:54.512
Robert.

608
00:58:02.148 --> 00:58:03.521
Robert!

609
00:58:14.864 --> 00:58:16.534
Been thinking
a lot recently.

610
00:58:18.362 --> 00:58:21.528
What with the baby coming,
everything that's going on
with these paintings--

611
00:58:21.563 --> 00:58:22.969
Again with
the paintings.

612
00:58:23.004 --> 00:58:24.938
I think we should move
back to London.

613
00:58:27.910 --> 00:58:29.206
Excuse me?

614
00:58:29.241 --> 00:58:32.979
Something is off
about this place, Maia.

615
00:58:33.014 --> 00:58:36.312
Maybe you don't see it
because you grew up here.

616
00:58:36.347 --> 00:58:37.984
Maybe you blocked it out.

617
00:58:38.756 --> 00:58:41.119
But I don't feel safe.

618
00:58:41.154 --> 00:58:44.518
Why? Because you bear
a passing resemblance
to a man in a painting?

619
00:58:44.553 --> 00:58:46.421
Yes. Actually, that.

620
00:58:47.831 --> 00:58:51.063
Since we got here,
there have been
real consequences.

621
00:58:51.098 --> 00:58:52.229
People have died.

622
00:58:52.264 --> 00:58:53.736
Who?

623
00:58:53.771 --> 00:58:56.068
Margaret Delacroix,
the lady from the art shop.

624
00:58:56.103 --> 00:58:58.807
And what about Kathy?
One minute, she's here,
the next minute, she's gone.

625
00:58:58.842 --> 00:58:59.907
I'm sure Kathy is fine.
Poof.

626
00:58:59.942 --> 00:59:02.305
And no one
seems to care!

627
00:59:03.649 --> 00:59:05.880
What if we're next?

628
00:59:05.915 --> 00:59:08.080
Do you know how crazy
this sounds, Robert?

629
00:59:08.115 --> 00:59:11.116
Why? Because I want
to raise my child
in a place that feels safe?

630
00:59:11.151 --> 00:59:13.283
No, what's crazy
is that after we've taken
all of our stuff

631
00:59:13.318 --> 00:59:15.384
halfway across the world,
now you're pulling this shit?

632
00:59:15.419 --> 00:59:17.221
I'm not pulling
anything.

633
00:59:18.554 --> 00:59:20.697
I met a guy today,
said his name
was Maxwell Braun.

634
00:59:20.732 --> 00:59:23.733
Maxwell Braun?
That's what this is about?
He's famously insane!

635
00:59:23.768 --> 00:59:25.394
He had information.
He showed me photos.

636
00:59:25.429 --> 00:59:26.901
What about me?

637
00:59:27.871 --> 00:59:28.936
What about
what I want?

638
00:59:28.971 --> 00:59:31.708
This is my home, Robert.

639
00:59:31.743 --> 00:59:37.076
And for once in my life,
it's starting to feel
like my home.

640
00:59:37.111 --> 00:59:39.111
I'm not gonna give that up
over some fucking delusion.

641
00:59:39.146 --> 00:59:41.949
This is not
a fucking delusion.

642
00:59:41.984 --> 00:59:43.148
Okay?

643
00:59:58.495 --> 00:59:59.769
You can go to London.

644
01:00:04.666 --> 01:00:06.039
You'll be going alone.

645
01:01:49.441 --> 01:01:51.573
Family, hearth,

646
01:01:51.608 --> 01:01:53.509
straw and stone.

647
01:01:58.857 --> 01:02:00.153
Start anew.

648
01:04:08.580 --> 01:04:10.316
<i>Robert, it's Maxwell.</i>

649
01:04:10.351 --> 01:04:11.922
<i>I received your message.</i>

650
01:04:11.957 --> 01:04:14.518
<i>I'm here</i>
<i>at our meeting place</i>
<i>as you requested,</i>

651
01:04:14.553 --> 01:04:16.784
<i>but I can't stay here</i>
<i>much longer.</i>

652
01:04:16.819 --> 01:04:19.556
<i>You don't know</i>
<i>what these people</i>
<i>are capable of.</i>

653
01:04:19.591 --> 01:04:20.854
<i>Please hurry.</i>

654
01:04:22.924 --> 01:04:25.595
<i>Where have you been?</i>

655
01:05:12.281 --> 01:05:13.544
Mr. Braun?

656
01:07:40.693 --> 01:07:41.923
Maia!

657
01:07:44.400 --> 01:07:45.762
Maia!

658
01:07:51.242 --> 01:07:52.373
Maia?

659
01:07:58.645 --> 01:07:59.809
Maia?

660
01:09:20.562 --> 01:09:21.990
He never loved me.

661
01:09:24.830 --> 01:09:25.862
Maia?

662
01:09:26.700 --> 01:09:28.194
Who is this?

663
01:09:28.229 --> 01:09:29.635
He wanted a son.

664
01:09:30.539 --> 01:09:32.000
He needed a son.

665
01:09:33.938 --> 01:09:36.103
I wanted to tell you
for so long.

666
01:09:37.810 --> 01:09:40.173
But Pastor Ellis
convinced me
you weren't ready.

667
01:09:43.783 --> 01:09:45.178
Not ready for what?

668
01:09:48.920 --> 01:09:50.623
Maia, who the fuck
is this?

669
01:09:52.726 --> 01:09:54.891
Edgar Cartwell Eden.

670
01:10:01.372 --> 01:10:02.734
Our father.

671
01:10:07.037 --> 01:10:09.345
Look, I know it's a lot
to take in, Robert.

672
01:10:10.546 --> 01:10:12.843
But it is time
that you hear the truth.

673
01:10:22.492 --> 01:10:24.294
<i>You were kidnapped, Robert.</i>

674
01:10:43.447 --> 01:10:47.174
<i> They smuggled you</i>
<i>to London, found you a family</i>
<i>far away from us.</i>

675
01:10:53.985 --> 01:10:55.721
<i>They tried to break the cycle.</i>

676
01:10:57.318 --> 01:10:59.725
Braun. Margaret.

677
01:10:59.760 --> 01:11:01.430
Amongst others.

678
01:11:01.465 --> 01:11:02.893
But they got
what they deserved.

679
01:11:05.260 --> 01:11:06.699
So you killed them?

680
01:11:10.606 --> 01:11:12.672
Oh, no, sweetheart.

681
01:11:15.710 --> 01:11:16.775
You did.

682
01:11:18.581 --> 01:11:21.549
Those aren't nightmares
you've been having,
are they, Robert?

683
01:11:39.569 --> 01:11:41.668
That's not me.

684
01:11:41.703 --> 01:11:43.164
That never happened.

685
01:11:55.486 --> 01:11:57.354
<i> Robert, you have</i>
<i>to stop fighting this.</i>

686
01:11:58.346 --> 01:12:00.489
Deep down,
you know what you are.

687
01:12:11.700 --> 01:12:13.359
<i>Oh, no, please.</i>

688
01:12:13.394 --> 01:12:16.362
Oh, no.

689
01:12:16.397 --> 01:12:17.869
No, please.

690
01:12:17.904 --> 01:12:19.640
You don't have
to do this.

691
01:12:19.675 --> 01:12:23.039
<i>No, please.</i>
<i>Please. Please.</i>

692
01:12:23.074 --> 01:12:24.513
Please. Please.

693
01:12:27.518 --> 01:12:29.551
You're a light-bearer,
Robert.

694
01:12:30.983 --> 01:12:33.214
A vessel
for a greater power.

695
01:12:33.249 --> 01:12:36.492
Just like every
firstborn male in our family
since Alistair

696
01:12:36.527 --> 01:12:39.385
sacrificed his bloodline
for the people of this town.

697
01:12:39.420 --> 01:12:40.661
No.

698
01:12:40.696 --> 01:12:42.223
No, this
isn't real.

699
01:12:42.258 --> 01:12:44.896
This is all
in my messed-up,
stupid fucking head.

700
01:12:46.064 --> 01:12:47.701
This is your privilege.

701
01:12:48.671 --> 01:12:50.099
Don't you understand?

702
01:12:50.134 --> 01:12:53.707
I was sent out
into the world
as a little girl

703
01:12:53.742 --> 01:12:55.676
to find you
and bring you home.

704
01:12:55.711 --> 01:12:57.040
Took me years!

705
01:12:57.075 --> 01:13:00.340
I have sacrificed
so much for this family!

706
01:13:00.375 --> 01:13:02.012
Now it's your turn.

707
01:13:11.353 --> 01:13:14.255
I don't know
what these people
have been telling you

708
01:13:14.290 --> 01:13:18.028
or how they brainwashed you,
but you need to listen to me.

709
01:13:18.063 --> 01:13:20.635
I'm Robert. You're Maia.
We're married.

710
01:13:20.670 --> 01:13:23.231
We were living
together in London,
and then your father--

711
01:13:23.266 --> 01:13:25.002
Our father.
Our father!
Your father--

712
01:13:25.037 --> 01:13:27.477
Your father passed away,
and now we're here

713
01:13:27.512 --> 01:13:29.908
in your childhood home,
and...

714
01:13:38.116 --> 01:13:39.720
You're-you're pregnant.

715
01:13:41.218 --> 01:13:43.889
Jesus fucking Christ.
You're pregnant?

716
01:13:48.896 --> 01:13:50.093
Our son...

717
01:13:53.131 --> 01:13:54.471
is our future.

718
01:13:59.137 --> 01:14:00.939
He was always
part of the plan.

719
01:14:00.974 --> 01:14:03.810
In London,
we were supposed
to have a little girl!

720
01:14:07.310 --> 01:14:08.617
I did my part.

721
01:14:20.697 --> 01:14:22.598
What is that
supposed to mean?

722
01:14:26.329 --> 01:14:27.966
You needed a boy.

723
01:14:31.004 --> 01:14:32.575
You fuck--

724
01:14:43.280 --> 01:14:44.477
Oh, fuck.

725
01:14:45.755 --> 01:14:47.656
Oh, what is
happening to me?

726
01:14:53.631 --> 01:14:55.664
You stopped taking
your medication.

727
01:15:00.528 --> 01:15:03.199
The herbs are beginning
to work. Hey, Robert.

728
01:15:05.368 --> 01:15:07.038
It's okay.

729
01:15:07.975 --> 01:15:09.711
They're helping you
to transition.

730
01:15:15.147 --> 01:15:18.313
We can finally
be the family
we always wanted.

731
01:15:22.154 --> 01:15:25.485
Be who you were
always meant to be.

732
01:15:40.205 --> 01:15:42.271
Oh, my God,
I've so been duped.

733
01:15:45.848 --> 01:15:47.716
Do they sell
pecan pie here?

734
01:15:49.346 --> 01:15:51.819
Uh, no, I don't--
I don't think so.

735
01:15:51.854 --> 01:15:53.887
Yeah. I, uh...

736
01:15:53.922 --> 01:15:56.153
I asked this man
outside my hotel

737
01:15:56.188 --> 01:15:59.255
where in this city
I could get
a slice of pecan pie.

738
01:15:59.290 --> 01:16:01.059
He gave me
this address.

739
01:16:01.094 --> 01:16:04.458
Yeah, I definitely think
he was pulling your leg.

740
01:16:04.493 --> 01:16:06.669
I think you
might be right there.

741
01:16:06.704 --> 01:16:09.199
Damn.

742
01:16:09.234 --> 01:16:12.136
Your first time
in London?

743
01:16:12.171 --> 01:16:14.941
That obvious?

744
01:16:14.976 --> 01:16:16.943
Yeah, there's not
a lot of pecan pie spots.

745
01:16:16.978 --> 01:16:18.505
No kidding.

746
01:16:30.959 --> 01:16:32.288
I'm Robert,
by the way.

747
01:16:33.555 --> 01:16:34.587
Robert.

748
01:16:35.766 --> 01:16:36.996
I'm Maia.

749
01:16:46.304 --> 01:16:47.677
Start anew!

750
01:16:47.712 --> 01:16:49.503
...when he takes his throne.

751
01:16:49.538 --> 01:16:53.474
Family, hearth,
straw and stone!

752
01:16:53.509 --> 01:16:57.148
Start anew
when he takes his throne!

753
01:16:57.183 --> 01:16:58.644
Family, hearth...

754
01:16:58.679 --> 01:17:01.581
Brothers and sisters,
we are saved.

755
01:17:01.616 --> 01:17:05.453
The Eden bloodline
will finally be restored.

756
01:17:05.488 --> 01:17:09.589
We humbly present our bodies
as a living sacrifice

757
01:17:09.624 --> 01:17:13.230
to he who came to us
in our time of need

758
01:17:13.265 --> 01:17:16.497
and offered us power,
purpose and hope.

759
01:17:17.973 --> 01:17:20.776
We invoke you
to awaken this vessel

760
01:17:20.811 --> 01:17:24.813
to prepare Lucian,
he of purest Eden blood,

761
01:17:24.848 --> 01:17:26.881
to fulfill his destiny

762
01:17:26.916 --> 01:17:30.049
as the final prophecy
has foretold.

763
01:17:30.084 --> 01:17:31.952
...as he takes his throne.

764
01:17:31.987 --> 01:17:33.613
Family, hearth,
straw and stone.

765
01:17:33.648 --> 01:17:36.022
It is the last hour,

766
01:17:36.057 --> 01:17:38.959
the hour
when darkness reigns!

767
01:17:38.994 --> 01:17:42.963
Family, hearth,
straw and stone!

768
01:17:42.998 --> 01:17:45.163
He prepares the vessel!

769
01:17:45.198 --> 01:17:48.903
Family, hearth,
straw and stone...

770
01:17:48.938 --> 01:17:51.664
He makes
his way into this world!

771
01:17:51.699 --> 01:17:53.699
Family, hearth,
straw and stone.

772
01:17:53.734 --> 01:17:55.173
He comes!

773
01:17:55.208 --> 01:17:58.011
Start anew
when he takes his throne.

774
01:17:59.707 --> 01:18:01.344
<i>Welcome home, boy.</i>

775
01:18:20.266 --> 01:18:21.804
Find him, Maia.

776
01:18:43.751 --> 01:18:45.894
Welcome, baby Lucian,

777
01:18:45.929 --> 01:18:49.766
bringer of light,
lord of fire and blood.

778
01:18:51.363 --> 01:18:56.597
We charge you now, Robert,
to raise him well,

779
01:18:56.632 --> 01:19:02.372
that on your death,
he will become you

780
01:19:02.407 --> 01:19:06.178
and complete our dark lord's
work on this Earth.

781
01:19:09.711 --> 01:19:12.415
Take the throne.
Rise up now,
baby Lucian.

782
01:19:12.450 --> 01:19:14.681
The last in your line.

783
01:19:14.716 --> 01:19:16.518
The chosen one.

784
01:19:16.553 --> 01:19:18.586
The long wait
is over.

785
01:19:18.621 --> 01:19:20.390
Your time is upon us.

786
01:19:20.425 --> 01:19:22.392
Take the throne.

787
01:19:22.427 --> 01:19:25.868
Take the throne.
Take the throne.

788
01:19:25.903 --> 01:19:27.628
Take the throne.

789
01:19:27.663 --> 01:19:31.368
Take the throne.
Take the throne.

790
01:19:31.403 --> 01:19:33.238
Take the throne.

791
01:19:33.273 --> 01:19:36.945
Take the throne.
Take the throne.

792
01:19:36.980 --> 01:19:38.408
Take the throne.

793
01:20:37.535 --> 01:20:39.832
Will you
accept this honor, Robert?

794
01:22:24.642 --> 01:22:26.147
I'm off.

795
01:22:26.182 --> 01:22:27.610
I'll see you
in a few days.

796
01:22:39.591 --> 01:22:41.789
<i>Brothers and sisters,</i>

797
01:22:41.824 --> 01:22:44.363
<i>today is a new dawn.</i>

798
01:22:45.498 --> 01:22:48.829
<i>It is a time of destruction,</i>

799
01:22:48.864 --> 01:22:51.172
<i>a time of renewal.</i>

800
01:23:00.150 --> 01:23:05.186
<i>Now The Visitor will make</i>
<i>his dwelling place among us.</i>

801
01:23:06.255 --> 01:23:09.289
<i>And from our humble hearth,</i>

802
01:23:09.324 --> 01:23:11.324
<i>he will cast his reign</i>

803
01:23:11.359 --> 01:23:15.229
<i>like a shadow</i>
<i>over all the world.</i>

804
01:23:36.384 --> 01:23:38.351
<i>Blood,</i>

805
01:23:38.386 --> 01:23:42.718
<i>tears will spill forth</i>
<i>from his mouth.</i>

806
01:23:44.194 --> 01:23:50.055
<i>They will bow before him,</i>
<i>one and all.</i>

807
01:23:50.090 --> 01:23:53.795
<i>Engulfed in his unholy fire,</i>

808
01:23:53.830 --> 01:23:57.106
<i>the world will kneel.</i>

809
01:23:58.065 --> 01:24:01.407
<i>And we,</i>
<i>brothers and sisters,</i>

810
01:24:01.442 --> 01:24:05.180
<i>we shall be</i>
<i>at his right hand</i>

811
01:24:05.215 --> 01:24:08.414
<i>as he assumes his throne.</i>

812
01:24:34.277 --> 01:24:37.069
Robert! Robert! Robert!

813
01:24:37.104 --> 01:24:38.972
Robert! Robert!

814
01:24:39.007 --> 01:24:41.909
Robert! Robert! Robert!

815
01:24:41.944 --> 01:24:43.911
Robert! Robert!

816
01:24:43.946 --> 01:24:46.782
Robert! Robert! Robert!

817
01:24:46.817 --> 01:24:48.685
Robert! Robert!

818
01:24:48.720 --> 01:24:51.556
Robert! Robert! Robert!

819
01:24:51.591 --> 01:24:53.558
Robert! Robert!

820
01:25:02.162 --> 01:25:05.603
<i>For now, we lay in wait,</i>

821
01:25:05.638 --> 01:25:10.674
<i>as he goes forth</i>
<i>to plant the seeds</i>
<i>for what is to come.</i>

822
01:25:12.139 --> 01:25:14.007
<i>A new kingdom.</i>

823
01:25:15.384 --> 01:25:17.483
<i>A new beginning.</i>

824
01:25:19.817 --> 01:25:22.422
<i>A new Eden.</i>

825
01:26:11.836 --> 01:26:15.937
♪<i> I'm in too deep</i> ♪

826
01:26:15.972 --> 01:26:19.347
♪<i> You're the fix</i>
<i>I've come to need</i> ♪

827
01:26:19.382 --> 01:26:21.844
♪<i> Oh, no</i> ♪

828
01:26:21.879 --> 01:26:25.353
♪<i> Look what you've done to me</i> ♪

829
01:26:28.523 --> 01:26:32.657
♪<i> You caught me off guard</i> ♪

830
01:26:32.692 --> 01:26:36.056
♪<i> Then tore my world apart</i> ♪

831
01:26:36.091 --> 01:26:38.597
♪<i> Oh, no</i> ♪

832
01:26:38.632 --> 01:26:41.864
♪<i> This thing has gone too far</i> ♪

833
01:26:44.704 --> 01:26:48.640
♪<i> It's too late</i> ♪

834
01:26:48.675 --> 01:26:52.380
♪<i> I can't escape</i> ♪

835
01:26:55.275 --> 01:26:58.111
♪<i> Only a devil like you</i> ♪

836
01:26:59.521 --> 01:27:01.950
♪<i> Could make me sin like I do</i> ♪

837
01:27:03.723 --> 01:27:05.756
♪<i> I've got a weakness</i> ♪

838
01:27:05.791 --> 01:27:08.088
♪<i> I am a fool</i> ♪

839
01:27:08.123 --> 01:27:10.123
♪<i> For a devil</i> ♪

840
01:27:10.158 --> 01:27:13.126
♪<i> For a devil like you</i> ♪

841
01:27:14.294 --> 01:27:17.339
♪<i> For a devil like you</i> ♪

842
01:27:20.641 --> 01:27:24.775
♪<i> You're guilty as charged</i> ♪

843
01:27:24.810 --> 01:27:28.207
♪<i> My soul bares the marks</i> ♪

844
01:27:28.242 --> 01:27:30.781
♪<i> Oh, no</i> ♪

845
01:27:30.816 --> 01:27:33.652
♪<i> I'm just as bad as you are</i> ♪

846
01:27:37.394 --> 01:27:41.528
♪<i> You are my wicked thrill</i> ♪

847
01:27:41.563 --> 01:27:44.960
♪<i> I just can't get my fill</i> ♪

848
01:27:44.995 --> 01:27:47.468
♪<i> Oh, no</i> ♪

849
01:27:47.503 --> 01:27:50.339
♪<i> This kind of living</i>
<i>could kill</i> ♪

850
01:27:53.476 --> 01:27:57.445
♪<i> It's too late</i> ♪

851
01:27:57.480 --> 01:28:01.174
♪<i> I can't escape</i> ♪

852
01:28:04.179 --> 01:28:06.619
♪<i> Only a devil like you</i> ♪

853
01:28:08.348 --> 01:28:10.953
♪<i> Could make me sin like I do</i> ♪

854
01:28:12.594 --> 01:28:14.627
♪<i> I've got a weakness</i> ♪

855
01:28:14.662 --> 01:28:16.959
♪<i> I am a fool</i> ♪

856
01:28:16.994 --> 01:28:18.961
♪<i> For a devil</i> ♪

857
01:28:18.996 --> 01:28:20.765
♪<i> For a devil like you</i> ♪