Eloise Page #5
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- 2017
- 89 min
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Inside the nursery...
Then she just vanished.
You think I'm nuts.
No... yeah... well, maybe.
The hole should be here.
I mean... it went down some
floors, it was pretty deep.
Maybe I got turned around.
Are you hearing music?
Yeah.
Scotty?
You're hearing that, right?
( SINGING CONTINUES )
Looks like it's all
just falling on down
Oh but it's got soul
I'm in a hole
Maybe we're all
just getting old
There's no place
here that I belong
I thought I'd be lucky
Man it's all wrong
So I motored back to Newtown
Well it feels right
I motored back to Newtown
on a Saturday night
Oh I motor back to Motown
back to where I belong
( MUSIC CHANGES )
( GUNSHOT )
Hey, what the hell are
you think you doing?
( THUNDER ROLLING )
Scott? Scotty, we've been
looking for you, buddy.
Hey, Scott.
Hey, Scott, come back!
Hey!
Scott!
Scotty, hold up!
Hey!
Scotty, no! Scotty, no!
Scotty, why!
Baby, no!
No, Scotty! Why? My God, no!
What'd you do?
What the f*** did you do?
F***ing answer me!
[JACOB] Get the f*** off me!
As you can see, medicine
is not an exact science.
But now it's time for your treatment.
Come on, let's go!
- Go, go!
- Let's go!
Hey!
Jacob!
Go!
[PIA] Hey, hey, stop please!
Hey, hey!
We need help!
Please, please!
Somebody just attack my friend inside.
Please, we need help!
Hold on, hold on.
Please, we need help,
somebody will get hurt, hurry.
Please stay here!
I'll be right back, stay here.
Hey, thank God. Hey.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.
- No, this is some mistake.
Where are the other officer?
- No other officer.
- No!
What are you talking about?
There's other officer,
go through that door.
No! No, no, no. This is a mistake.
Listen to me, please!
The rain just stop.
The building is a cloak.
Everything's changed.
When were you came outside.
Wait, wait, wait, I get it now.
Making it all change back to the past?
- Is that what you says?
- Just sit there and shut up!
[GREISS] Quiet down please,
take your seats.
Quiet down.
We have two interesting
case studies today.
acute form of claustrophobia.
The most severe and frightening
of which is specifically...
the fear of waking up and discovering...
that you're buried alive.
So, when his anesthesia wears off,
he'll find himself in a morgue drawer.
Forcing him to face his ultimate fear.
Perhaps you're wondering
why he's gagged.
Well, when he comes to,
we wouldn't want him to wake the dead.
( LAUGHTER )
John, take him away, please.
Now, this is a most interesting case.
There are several names for it.
Aichmophobia is one.
Anyone?
Tryp... Trypanophobia.
Excellent. A deathly fear of injections.
A fear so strong the patient
would rather suffer...
the illness than to allow its cure.
doctors for many years.
You'll notice that
the patient is gagged.
What is most important to remember is,
is we must not lose our resolve.
No matter how we feel for the
patient, we have to remember
that we're helping them,
not hurting them.
Nurse Fletcher will take over?
As I have
a very special birth to perform.
( SCREAMING )
( RATTLING )
Help!
Help! Help!
Nurse!
I got her!
Stop her!
( TICKING )
Jacob?
- [PIA] Jacob?
Help! Help!
Jacob!
- Jacob!
- [JACOB] Help! Help! Help!
Jacob?
[JACOB] Help!
You're okay.
( BREATHING HEAVILY )
Come on.
Thank you, Officer.
Cover up and just try
to blend in, Jacob.
( INDISTINCT CHATTER )
East corridor...
Where would they take them?
Look at the name.
( SCREAMING )
( SCREAMING )
Oh, my God. She was...
She was pregnant.
On your birthday.
( SCREAMING )
No, no, it can't be.
It can't be.
( WHIMPERING )
Oh, my God.
Whoa, whoa, Jacob, you can't.
There's security everywhere.
( SCREAMS CONTINUE )
It's a boy.
Congrats, Doc.
Oh sh*t.
Don't.
- I have to.
- No, Jacob.
Hi.
It's Jacob.
It's me... it's Jacob.
Here, let's take this for the pain.
Here we go.
( WHIMPERING )
He's so beautiful.
Thought of a name?
Jacob.
[NURSE] Jacob?
That's a beautiful name.
Sorry, I can't hear you.
( WHISPERING )
Don't worry, Gen, this is one
child that won't grow up
in this God-forsaken place,
I don't care who his father is.
I'll call your brother right now.
- Where'd they go?
- There.
What... What the hell is she doing?
Pia, come here, sweetheart.
That was my doll.
Pia, Look... look at this baby.
I'm gonna cover him up
a little bit, okay?
That's my mother.
Thank you, sweetheart.
You take good care of it.
There's a gentleman waiting
outside by a car, okay.
And I want you to give this box to him.
He's gonna take really
good care of him,
make sure he gets home safely, okay?
So, now go, Pia, and don't
stop for anybody. Okay?
Pia?
Go on... go.
Where's my son?
Where's my son?
Where's my son?!
Find that kid.
Immediate lockdown, seal all exits.
All right, let's go.
You wonder why I'm claustrophobic.
I spent my first
full f***ing day in that thing.
What are you gonna do?
There was a fire on this day in 1980.
Now... now there's gonna
be a bigger one.
Unless I missed my guess,
my uncle... no, my father
and you smuggle me
out in that box you've been carrying.
Okay.
Here, take this and stand back.
( MUSIC CONTINUES )
Go, go, go, stay back!
Here, go! Hit the fire alarm.
Come on!
Clear the hospital!
Clear the hospital! This way!
[NURSE] You need to exit,
everybody exit the building.
Wait, Jacob, look.
No, no! Jacob! No, Jacob!
- No! No! You gotta go!
- Jacob! No, let me go!
Somebody get him!
Somebody has to help him, please!
Why won't you listen to me!
Will somebody listen to me please.
- He grabbed my friend.
- Lady, listen, come with me!
This place has been closed down!
Come on.
- There's a doctor in there!
- Listen to me! No, no doctor!
Wait, no please, there's
a doctor. No, listen!
No doctors have been
in there for 30 years.
Blanket.
They tried to kill him!
Pia?
Okay.
Okay.
Well, I thought you might
like to have these.
What really happened to Jacob Martin?
[WOMAN] Get anywhere?
(PIA V.O.)
He is obsessed with that place
and if he wanders off
or something happens...
(JACOB V.O.) Quick in, quick out.
I'll watch him, I promise.
(DELL V.O.)
Yo, Scott,
get your crazy ass here, man,
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