Demons
- It wasn't your fault.
Don't listen to him,
he's just superstitious.
That's a stupid thing
to say to a priest
who came to perform
an exorcism, huh?
That's a stupid
thing to say, period.
Um, you should go now, before
they come to take the body.
As far as I'm concerned,
you were never here.
Not tonight at least, okay?
And I want to see you again.
Um...
Need to see you again.
- I'm sorry.
I miscalculated.
I don't know why
I used that word.
Goodbye, Kayleigh.
- Colin?
I'll see you.
- Jewel?
- Kayleigh?
No!
- We made it.
- We did.
- Did you ever
think that afternoon
at my parent's place that we...
- I don't know what I thought.
There was a lot to
digest that day.
A lot of the things I
thought before were wrong.
But...
I'm happy to be
here with you, now.
- Maybe even bad things,
terrible things,
happen for a reason.
I really want to believe that.
- I used to think everything
happened for a reason.
- I didn't.
I don't think I ever
believed that until Jewel.
Until us.
I know.
Too much deep talk
for the occasion.
I'll shut up.
Happy honeymoon, my
soon-to-be-famous novelist husband.
- Happy honeymoon, baby.
What's wrong?
Kayleigh?
- May I join you?
- Kayleigh?
Baby?
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
It's okay.
You're okay.
- Jewely, no.
- Bubbles!
- Now you're playing with fire,
dripping on mommy's magazine.
Look at this.
I know, I never get
tired of it either.
- Here it is.
- Ugh.
Why didn't you just let me read
it on the iPad this morning?
- Well, that would have
been unceremonious.
- That much is true.
- Cool.
- It's a good review.
- It better be.
- Oh, you're gonna like this.
- I'm reading it too.
- Well then read faster.
Oh, what time do
uh, Eddie and...
- Um, Lara.
- Laura's flight get in?
- No, not Laura.
Lara.
No u, it's hipper.
- Okay.
- Um...
2:
00 P.M.- Okay.
I'll drop Jewel over at
I'll meet you all back here.
- Sounds good.
- Come on
Jewely, let's get dressed.
Give your daddy a kiss.
- Don't worry, daddy
will clean up your mess.
- Say,
"thank you daddy."
- People say that
god is a fiction,
but a dangerous fiction
at that, nowadays.
But the real danger
is his obverse.
The very real father of evil,
the fallen one.
world is now but...
I suppose I'm
preachin' to the choir.
Am I right, father Hampstead?
- Um, well, yes.
- Thank you, mama.
- Um, tell me...
How long has Jewel
been acting strangely?
the woods with that boy.
How long ago was that, mama?
- Oh, that's hardly strange
behavior for a teenage girl.
Especially Jewel.
- Well there she goes.
See father, my Kayleigh
is about to graduate
from a fancy private
school in New Orleans.
With a degree in philosophy.
Decidedly secular philosophy.
What is that German
fella's name...
- daddy, don't start.
- You started it, darlin'.
Individualism.
Self-centeredness.
Carnality.
Now these things are the purview
of Satan, plain and simple.
But, I am proud of my daughter.
She saved me a whole
lot of money on school.
I can only be a good steward.
I cannot be the
master of their fates.
But my secret fear of her...
Is that I would lose both my
daughters to the adversary.
To damnation.
- Good god...
- May I ask, have you taken
Jewel to see a doctor?
- A medical doctor?
Now why would I do that?
Her malady is spiritual.
the individual be evaluated
by a medical doctor
or psychiatrist
before the rite
can be performed.
- Hmm.
My daughter is not insane.
She is infected.
- So, Kant's categorical
imperative effectively states
that the only thing that
moral value, is not its outcome,
So for Kant, the road to
hell is in fact not paved
with good intentions,
because intention is everything.
Okay, that's all for today.
- So the money they gave
me for the next movie
is absolutely
f***in' outrageous.
I mean to be honest,
it's pretty terrifying.
I mean...
Does one hit movie really
justify $80 million dollars?
I mean, is that really rational?
No it's not.
Alea iacta est, right?
The die is cast.
I bet that takes you back, eh?
- Hey, you've made other
good films, commercials.
It was time.
- Yeah but, not "torrent"...
- jeez, Eddie.
Jackass.
- Sorry babe,
sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry
- sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
- Yep.
- Um, yeah, but
not like 'torrent...
That's a great title.
And that was yours,
that was your novel.
And I owe you, buddy.
Give me a kiss, you
righteous bastard.
- I was just source material.
I didn't even write
the screenplay.
- Uh, the source
material is the movie.
Story is everything.
It's the, it's the Clay,
it's the Carrara marble.
Despite the fact
that the industry
is fixated with spectacle,
it all comes back to story.
The character is
everything, dude.
And that's what you brought,
the character, they're yours.
So don't play the uh, false
humility card, it's unbecoming.
It was unbecoming when
you were a priest.
- Hey, how soon can I take my
clothes off and get in a pool?
- Uh, you do have a
privacy fence, right?
Plenty of Tequila?
- Why the hell am I
carrying and loading your bags?
- I don't know,
'cause I'm amazing?
- I want to play
with you some more...
- Jewely?
Hey babe.
- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
What's up?
- Can you pick up some pineapple
juice and jalapeos on the way home?
- Sure.
I'm not one to judge, but um,
what are the purple
streaks about?
- She had 'em done as a uh,
tribute to prince when he died.
I think it's f***in' sexy.
- Who knew high school
girls were into prince?
- Hey, f*** you,
she's almost 25 now.
- Eh, that's, that's something.
- I seem to recall that
there's a significant few years
between you and your much
better half, you prick.
All right.
Kayleigh.
Are you ready to
experience seor Eduardo's
pineapple cilantro
jalapeo Margarita?
- Yeah, I'm coming out.
I just have to put
my swimsuit on.
- Well, Lara didn't.
Just saying.
- How did I survive Ireland
hanging around you all the time?
- Really?
The only reason you survived
was my mentorship in debauchery.
And a good few pints.
God loves a drunk.
- Amen.
- In fact...
I'm the reason that
you two got together.
If I hadn't guided you
down that rocky path
towards self-destruction, and
you hadn't reached the bottom,
you'd never have
found the church,
and you'd never have
performed that exorcism
on her dead sister.
- Eddie...
- Sorry, was that insensitive?
I, I, I have no filter.
I, I'm the world's biggest
prick, I'm so sorry.
- It's fine.
- You better go make
sure Lara doesn't burn.
Sun's a lot hotter down here.
- Good idea.
- Hey...
You okay?
- Yeah, I'm gonna
go get my suit on.
- Come here.
Are you okay?
- Yeah, I was just thinking
about the chain of causation.
Responsibility.
Moral responsibility.
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