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A Haunting in Cawdor Page #3
- Year:
- 2015
- 100 min
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(ghostly whispers)
[Vivian] No, stop please!
[Charles] (blows
whistle) Okay smokeys!
Rise and shine!
Time for the morning run,
get that blood flowing, huh?!
(blows whistle multiple times)
[Tina] We're up!
Come on, I want to see
those feet on the ground,
that's it, ladies, now
you see how it works!
(blows whistle) Come
on, wakie wakie!
I stop blowing when I see
all your pretty
feet on the ground!
You'll always blow!
(blows whistle loudly)
Sh*t!
Did you just sh*t me?
You don't give me sh*t!
I give you sh*t!
Now drop and give me 10!
One, two, three,
four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine,
nine, nine, nine, 10!
Suit up for roll call!
(blows whistle)
Come on, a**holes,
try and keep up, let's go!
(dramatic music)
Can I help you?
Mr. O'Neil.
Yes?
Good morning,
I'm Doctor Lazarus.
Oh, hi.
I wanted to talk to you about
a woman in your
care, Vivian Miller?
Sure.
This'll only
take a few minutes.
- Yeah, come on in my office.
- Thanks.
Where did you drive in from?
Oh, Ann Arbor.
Oh, nice.
Beautiful place here.
Thank you.
Excuse the mess, I wasn't
expecting visitors.
Where would you like me?
Sofa is fine.
Want some coffee?
Yeah, that'll be great, thanks.
Milk, sugar?
Black please.
A Tony Award.
Oh, heh.
Pretty heady
stuffy, you must have
been the toast of Broadway.
Well for a moment.
You know what they say.
You're only as good
as your last hit.
table at Sardi's is gone.
In fact, you're
lucky to get a table
at the Carnegie Deli with
three bombs in a row.
Yup, Broadway loves
a winner, but it
crosses on the other side
of the street for a loser.
You know what most people don't
understand is that
art can be like,
like a popularity
contest, you know?
You do what you feel
is your best work,
love what you do,
but if the audience
doesn't show up then
you're out of a job.
Most people don't work
under those conditions.
you're here about Vivian.
I've been her
Psychiatrist for six years
the entire time
she's been locked up.
I thought it'd be best if I
gathered some info for you.
What is it exactly
that you do here?
Oh, we focus mainly
on behavioral therapy,
psychodrama, we get the kids to
form better relationships,
and hopefully in the
process broaden their
horizons a little.
We feel if we've gotten
through to at least one
of them that we've
accomplished something.
Do you know what
Vivian was in for?
No, I haven't gotten
to her file yet.
Murder.
She was 15, abuse was going on.
Got a plea deal down
to Manslaughter,
but she's been in and out
I meet with Vivian on a
she's doing before the release.
I'd like to see Vivian
right now if it's okay.
Yeah, sure, should just
be finishing up her run.
(vomiting)
Oh come on!
Vivian, someone here
wants to speak with you.
Hi, Doctor Lazarus.
Can we talk once
you've cleaned up?
[Charles] You filthy pig!
Sure, yeah, after
breakfast in the Dining Hall?
Dining Hall is right through
those double doors, Doc.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
[Charles] Breakfast
in half an hour!
Ladies, your
auditions are today!
Men, your duties
are on the board!
How you holding up?
I'm getting too
old for this sh*t.
You and me both.
So there any lady
queens in this group?
We've got a few queens in this
group, if you know what I mean.
(laughing)
Why don't you go shower up and
I'll see you after breakfast.
Yeah.
Kind of noisy last
night, weren't you?
What are you talking about?
Like shooting fish in
So guess your aim is off then.
You didn't shoot nothing, right?
[Gary] Or he's shooting blanks.
(laughing)
Kiss my ass, bee-yatch!
So did you hear
about the first screw?
Yeah, we know it was
Lance, we're just
trying to narrow down the ho.
Yeah, my money's on Mackenzie.
Oh well, we'll figure it out.
It's gonna be a
long 90 days, hmm?
[Jeanette] (ghostly
wail) Help me!
(classical music)
Hi.
It's good to see you, Vivian.
How's this place treating you?
It's better than a
normal camp, I guess.
You look tired, are
A little.
I...
I think I need to be
back on my meds though.
Okay, I left some
with Mr. O'Neil.
A small dose, I want to
start weening you off of it.
No no, I need to be
on my regular dose.
No, it's not, it's not,
it's not getting worse,
it's just, it's there, you know?
What else?
I've been hearing things.
What kind of things?
Things that may not be real?
Okay, like what?
Well earlier by
my locker there
was this tapping sound.
Are you sure there's
no construction
going on upstairs,
maybe sets being built?
Yeah, maybe
there was, but then
What'd the voice say?
It asked for help.
Okay.
Anything else?
Yeah, just yesterday
at the bus depot,
I saw this girl and she was just
so different, it was
like I knew her somehow?
Where from?
I don't know, I'm
probably wrong, never mind.
You know Vivian,
you had a real
tough time not too long ago.
I really feel that
our time together
has improved your situation, I'm
not saying that
there's not work left.
But I agree with the
court, in less than
90 days you can re-enter
society, live a normal life.
I'll never be normal.
You will.
I feel that the
anxiety or stress
of your transitioning
from the juvenile
causing these problems.
You'll be okay, I promise.
You'll be okay, Vivian.
Hey, who's the stiff?
Proby Officer?
Yeah, kind of.
So do you wanna look over this
Lady Macbeth chick, 'cause
she was kinda bat-sh*t crazy.
Sure.
Morning everyone,
sorry I'm late.
Ladies, front and center.
Okay, I take it
all of you have read
the play and none of you
understood a word, right?
I remember the first
time I read Shakespeare,
I felt the same way.
I promise you, it'll get
easier with time, all right?
You guys ready to do this?
Yeah?
All right, let's have some fun.
Ladies.
All right Chuck, who's first?
[Charles] Mackenzie,
front and center.
Okay, Mackenzie, let
me give you the setting.
We are in the Scottish moors
sometime in the 11th century.
Do you know what period that is?
It was a long
time ago, I get it.
This Macbeth dude was all.
Stop stop stop stop
stop, outside, let's go.
[Charles] Everyone
out, let's get, let's go!
Come on, let's go, let's go!
Come on, come on,
ladies, outside!
(suspenseful music)
[Lawrence] Come on,
outside, outside, come on.
All right, once, twice, thrice.
Now spit.
What?!
Just do it, spit
on the ground.
Just do it.
All right, now curse.
Why?
Because it's the
only known remedy
for saying the
play's name in the
theater, curse, go on.
This is f***ing bullshit!
Good enough, okay,
inside, inside.
Thank you, Chuck.
And don't do it again!
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