Frailty Page #5
To accept God's will.
A week?
I can't stay
-in here that long.
-I'll pray for you.
Adam?
Adam? Adam?
The days came and went.
I counted them by the light through
the hatch door and Adam's visits.
I only slept when
I passed out from exhaustion.
What about your dad?
Didn't he ever come back
On the seventh day.
Has God spoken to you yet?
There is no God.
I lost count of the days
after that. It felt like weeks.
into total insanity.
I saw God.
He had finally
sent me a vision.
It was then that I understood my
destiny just like Dad said I would.
Dad! Fenton's not answering!
Fenton? Fenton?
Fenton!
Fenton.
What? Come on, kiddo.
Give me that water.
Easy, boy.
Easy. Easy.
Here you go, kiddo.
Here you go, buddy.
Dad?
I saw God!
Just try to take a little sip.
Slow down there. Don't want to eat
too fast, you'll make yourself sick.
So did God
tell you about the demons?
Sorry I ever doubted you.
I'm sorry too, son.
What did God look like?
-Kind of hard to describe.
-Was He big?
Adam,
let your brother eat in peace.
He can't explain something
-like that.
-But I want to know.
-Then maybe you should pray for it.
-It's not fair.
All I've ever seen are demons,
and he gets to see God.
That's right. But look at
the price he paid.
That's all behind us now.
It's a new day.
Isn't it, Fenton?
So we gonna go
get us a demon now?
After a while.
When Fenton's ready.
A week later I was ready.
Brad White from Dallas.
-There it is.
-I see it.
You're sure
you're ready for this?
Yes, sir.
I bought these for you. You'll need
them now that God has spoken to you.
-All right, let's go.
-I want to go too, Dad.
Not this time, Adam. You stay
here and keep your eyes peeled.
Don't worry.
Your time will come.
Let's go.
-Sorry to bother you but...
-Yeah?
My mom and I, we got
a flat on our van.
-Yeah.
-Well, I was wondering if you had
a tire iron. We went off
and left ours at home.
Hey, pal, what's
with the gloves?
Oh, to change the tire.
-Don't want to get your hands dirty?
-Yeah.
Brad, who is it?
Mind your business,
you f***ing b*tch!
Goddamn women.
Yeah, I think
I got one for you.
-Out back.
-Great.
Back here.
Let's see.
Here it is.
Sh*t!
Grab his legs.
Brad White?
You know, Fenton,
I've been waiting for this moment
ever since all this started.
I'm ready to fulfill
my destiny.
I'm proud of you, son.
F*** you!
You f***!
Get your f***ing hands away!
Get the f*** off!
Destroy him!
Dad!
Dad, no, no, no!
No!
I buried him
in the rose garden.
We went to the sheriff's
office a week later
and told them
that Dad just didn't
come home one day.
but they didn't find anything.
After a while they sent us
to separate orphanages.
So,
nobody ever knew
about any of this?
No.
Not until now.
What about Adam?
He didn't tell anybody?
Mind if we just sit here? I don't
much feel like talking anymore.
Tell me more about that promise
you made to your brother.
It was later on that night.
Adam?
If you ever destroy me,
promise me you'll bury me here.
I promise to God
I'll bury you here.
I don't get it.
He promised you that
he'd bury you here?
Yeah.
If he killed you.
No, not killed. Destroyed.
Don't make any sense.
Yes, it does.
If that man standing
in front of you is Adam Meiks.
So you killed all those people.
No. No, I told you before, I've
never killed anyone in my life.
Fenton was the killer.
Just stop the bullshit
and tell me the truth.
You'll understand soon.
Just let me show you
where I buried Fenton.
Hold it.
You take it real slow.
That's it.
This is the spot.
There's too many graves here.
There's only six victims.
Fenton didn't bury
his victims here.
He kept them as trophies
in his basement.
This is where I put demons.
You thought
your brother was a demon?
He was.
That's why he couldn't
see the truth.
Dad knew it too.
He just couldn't accept it.
You see, God asked Dad
To destroy his son,
much like He asked Abraham
to sacrifice his son Isaac.
But Dad couldn't do it.
And God didn't take pity
on Dad like He did Abraham.
So He handed down
The duty to me.
Fenton knew I'd come. That's why
he left those notes to lure me in.
I guess he figured when the killings
made the news that I'd come for him.
But I had to wait
till God put him on my list.
To come before that
would have been murder.
Adam?
Jesus Christ, you really
do believe all this stuff.
I've always believed.
That's all lies, Adam.
No, it's not. I see it
when he touches them.
You're just crazy as hell.
Fenton or Adam
or whatever your damn name is.
I don't really give a f***.
All I need to know right now
is you're a murdering
son of a b*tch.
And I got you.
Maybe.
But that's not gonna bring
your mother back, is it?
She's dead
and her killer
got away, didn't he?
Goddamn you.
Dirty little son of a...
How did you know?
You were on my list.
You didn't think anybody
knew about that, did you?
God knew.
That's why he sent me.
I'm an FBI agent.
They'll come looking for me.
No, they won't.
They'll keep
looking for Fenton.
You're going to be
his last victim.
They've seen you.
They'll know it was you.
God will protect me.
I can't talk right now, I can't.
I'll get back to you.
-Here.
-Thank you.
Are you sure neither one of you
can remember what he looks like?
Look, I told you
it's just a blur.
I can't understand it. I looked
right at him. I shook his hand.
Dave, we've got a problem.
You've got to take a look at this.
There he is.
We got you now, buddy.
-What is this?
-All the tapes look like this.
Goddamn it!
-We're running the name he gave you.
-It's got to be a fake name.
Sounds fake. Fenton Meiks.
Fenton Meiks, this is the FBI!
We're coming in! Go! Go!
Clear!
-Anything?
-No.
All right, let's dust it.
Oh, my God.
There's no one here, sir.
We found this
in the basement.
Is he down there too?
Not him.
1034, possible 1070...
Excuse me.
Didn't hear you come in.
How can I help you?
I'm with the FBI. I need to speak
to the sheriff. Is he in?
Sure thing.
Sheriff?
-Would you like some coffee?
-No, I'm fine, thanks.
-Well, hey, Curtis.
-Afternoon, Becky.
Sheriff?
Yeah.
I'm agent Griffin Hull of the FBI.
I need to ask you
Some questions about your brother.
Fenton?
Yes, sir.
Why don't you
come on around back?
Well, I appreciate you coming by
to tell me personally.
I just wanted you to know
before we go public.
Well, listen, if there's anything
I can do, don't hesitate to call.
I think we got it
pretty well covered from here.
But again, if you can think of
anything, or if he contacts you...
-Of course.
-All right.
You're a good man, Agent Hull.
Everything okay, Adam?
Everything's just fine, Becky.
God's will has been served.
Praise God.
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