Dream House
Will.
Full severance package
and a book deal.
Total non-disclosure.
Uh-huh.
Total.
Okay, boys.
Get his stuff.
Danish? Eclair?
I'm gonna miss you, Will.
Mmm-hmm.
Little afternoon
pick-me-up, Mr. A?
I'm okay, Tommy.
Remodeling?
No, I quit.
Why would you do that?
time with his family.
Didn't know you had
a family. Spend all
your time here.
Well, I do.
Oh!
Oh, to the best
editor who ever escaped
To Will.
To Will.
We're gonna miss you,
Mr. Atenton.
Thank you. Thank you.
So, you finally made it
out the door?
Yes.
You have some brilliant
ideas in your head.
Let them out.
You think?
You don't want to
be chained to your desk
as an old editor, do you?
No.
Here. Best contractor
in Fairfield County.
Can't do it
all by yourself.
I shall miss you.
Good luck.
Thank you.
Hey.
Hey, Atenton!
Will. How you doing?
Heather. Heather Keeler.
I found your house.
Yes, sorry.
Yes. Yes.
Bramble Branch.
How are you doing?
I'm well.
Do you need a lift?
No, no,
I'm getting a taxi.
A cab in this weather?
Come on.
I'll give you a lift.
No, no, Heather.
Mine's the one on the left.
But you know that,
don't you?
Okay, here we are.
Enjoy your new home.
Thank you.
You have a good night.
Good night.
Sweetie,
I just wanted to know,
did you get the 7:15?
'Cause I really don't know
whether to put the kids
to bed or not.
So, give me a call
or let me know...
Oh, Jesus!
Oh, Will!
You gave me a fright.
Crazy.
You don't answer
the phone? What's going on?
What?
You did it.
You didn't?
You didn't?
You didn't think
I would, did you?
I didn't think you would.
You did it!
Oh, you did it!
I'm so proud of you!
Oh, we're gonna be
so much happier.
The kids are gonna
be so much happier.
Where are they?
Oh, the kids are asleep.
Okay.
Mmm-hmm.
Mrs. Atenton.
Mr. Atenton.
What's this?
Oh, this is
the kids' painting.
Um...
Have the children
gone to bed?
Yeah, the children
are very...
They're very tired.
I put them in bed.
And they've been
working all day?
Mmm-hmm.
Yeah?
Yeah.
I'll just put my coat
down here, like this,
and then my...
And this is a...
This is a new
cushion, I see.
Shall I give it a squeeze?
I think you should.
Mmm-hmm.
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
Daddy's home!
Daddy's home!
What have you been doing?
Um, painting!
Painting!
WILL:
Oh, really?Sweetie, you wanna show
Daddy the surprise?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah?
That surprise.
Okay, ready, Dee Dee?
One, two, three, go!
Wow!
Do you like it?
Yeah, I do.
Really?
Yeah.
Honestly?
Yeah, you're hired.
You can't afford me.
I think
I might be able to.
What is that?
There's a very strange
smell around here.
You! You!
You! You! You!
I know what it is.
Mmm-hmm.
Stinky. Mmm-hmm.
It's stinky kids.
Stinky kids.
Stinky kids need bath time!
Stinky kids.
Are you gonna tell me
what this novel's about?
If I tell you
about it, then...
Well, then it
all disappears,
doesn't it?
But I can see the
characters, Libby.
I can.
Just... Just as
clearly as I can...
Thank you.
...as I can see you now.
Thanks for the flowers.
When? I didn't
give them to you.
I found them on the porch
this morning.
They're probably
from a secret admirer.
Of yours.
No.
Maybe.
Some gentleman caller
leaving you flowers
on the doorstep.
Missed you.
I feel so safe
when you're here.
Well, I'm not gonna
go anywhere.
What are you
thinking about?
Ah, memories, maybe.
Hmm.
Do you remember this?
Forever.
You remember this?
Just a little bit of this.
You remember this?
You okay?
Yeah.
All right.
See you Sunday.
Can you have her
back by 9:
00?Oh, for Christ's sake,
I know the drill.
Can't we have
a single exchange
without you turning...
Without you
twisting the knife?
No, it seems we can't.
Bye.
Bye, honey.
That's all I know.
That's good.
That's good.
Will, come here.
Come take a look at this.
Would you look at that?
You know what?
I'm not gonna
paint over it.
Don't.
Belongs to the house.
They used to run
up those stairs.
Wonder where
they are now.
Driving their
parents insane.
MAN:
Your financialstatements, sir.
It's not what we hoped.
Any word on your
custody appeal?
Sorry, sir.
Enter.
Hey, Shakespeare.
Just brought you
some tea.
Hey, Dee Dee. Dee Dee,
leave Daddy alone.
He's writing. Come on.
Dee Dee, come on,
come out of there.
Daddy's working. Come on.
I want Daddy.
I told you.
Will?
I want to go home
to my own house.
This is your house.
This is where we live.
Come on, baby.
Come here.
Give me your hands.
What are you
so scared about?
What's going on?
Tell me.
What's going on?
Mom, she saw
a man in the window.
I couldn't find him.
Where?
Show me.
He was right there.
What did he
look like, baby?
She said
he had a big head.
And it was fuzzy.
Fuzzy?
Sweetie, do you mean
a pretend person?
Is that what
you're talking about?
Wait a minute.
I know what you saw. Look.
You saw the twigs
at the bottom of
the garden.
Looks like...
That looks like a man, see?
No, he was right there.
Wait a minute.
Look at this.
Watch. Look at the window.
And...
See?
See? It was your
own reflection.
light, it wasn't a man,
it was you, little one.
It was you.
It's okay, it's okay.
Who peed their pants?
You did!
Did you pee your pants?
You did.
Did you pee your pants?
You did.
Come on.
You okay?
Mmm-hmm.
Come on, you're
worried about something.
Tell me what's going on.
You're so beautiful.
Stay like that forever.
Sorry. No, not possible,
not forever.
Shucks.
Mommy's sad.
Daddy, aren't you
gonna kill us again?
What are you doing?
Go, go!
Sh*t!
Sh*t.
Get up!
What were you
doing in there?
We didn't know
anybody lived here!
I live there!
Well, you scared
the sh*t out of me!
Well, what were you
doing down there?
It's 'cause of the murders.
What murders?
You live here,
and you don't know
about the murders?
The snowstorm?
In April?
Come on, man,
the whole family
got murdered!
Have you been looking
in through my windows?
He's back.
That is him.
He's back.
Who's back?
He's back.
That is him!
Sweet!
He's back!
Jerk.
Hey. What...
Who is it?
It's nothing, Libby.
It's just some kids.
They were just messing
about. Go back to bed.
I'll be up in a minute.
Okay.
The department doesn't
close unsolved homicides,
so, officially,
the case is
still open.
But I've only
been on the job
a couple of years,
so I don't know a lot
about the old cases.
You must be able to
tell me something.
I mean, who did it,
for Christ's sake?
Well, the focus came
down on the father.
Peter Ward.
He went a little nuts.
I thought you said
the whole family
were killed.
Well, the family was shot.
The father survived.
So he's still alive?
I don't really know.
Well, where is he?
I don't know.
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