Hell's Kitty Page #2
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- 2018
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it in your refrigerator?
Throw it down the garbage
disposal or something.
What if she comes back
(mocking speech impediment)
What are you doing?
My impression of somebody
You're sick.
Listen, I've been called
a lot worse by a lot better.
I hired a therapist.
You need a cat whisperer.
Look.
What do you think?
Yeah, she is way too hot to be
any good.
She's the only one who
will make house calls.
Well I better get
rid of this then.
Last thing you need is
this girl and accidentally
slip her the tongue.
(gentle electric guitar music)
I think it's love.
Pardon?
Not real love, but love
addiction.
So are you saying
that it's not real love?
It's real for her, but that
doesn't mean it's real love.
You see, love addicts lack
self-esteem.
Likely from some early
life loss or trauma,
so they get wrapped up
in the drama wanting
others to love them to
the point of obsession.
How do you know so
much about this?
(chuckles)
Because I used to be a love
addict too.
That's great!
Give her the attention
she thinks
she wants and then
maybe she'll stop
sinking her claws
so deeply into you.
(hissing)
[Nick] Stop that!
Just you and me tonight
You, you touch my heart
You make me swoon
Like no one has before
You, you make me purr
You make me feel
Like I'm alive once more
Tonight, you're all I need
(record scratch)
You think you might
be taking that
therapist suggestion a little
too far?
What are you doing, Adam?
I'm trying to sleep.
I can see that.
I know you're a
little desperate,
but you're sleeping with
your cat, come on, man.
What do you mean, I sleep
with her all the time.
You know I'm recording
this right?
town again.
It's not what you think.
Really?
Rose petals?
(meows)
[Publisher] Well did
Angel calm down after that?
For a little bit.
(gentle acoustic guitar music)
wings to fly
I just need your kiss
to live
Come on, little sparrow
(moaning)
Little sparrow
You need to embrace it.
Just go with it.
I know it's hard.
(hissing)
What was that?
(chomping)
(whimpering)
(dramatic sting)
(screaming)
(growling)
(door creaks)
(ominous atmosphere music)
Did you ever figure
out what the note meant?
Sort of.
(teapot whistling)
Grandma was the first to sniff
things out.
It was like she can smell
trouble before it happened.
(upbeat jazzy music)
(hissing)
Grandma, tea's ready.
Good.
How nice dear, thank you.
I'm okay grandma, really.
Well I don't know.
Angel certainly doesn't
look okay.
What do you mean?
No, she's not herself.
Maybe it's something she ate.
Something she ate?
I know cats.
So about you.
You look tired.
Are you all right?
It's been a rough few days.
How's your love life?
Grandma, please.
I know women too,
and I know some
of them can be
downright villainous.
But if you need me, please
don't be afraid to call.
I may be old, but I
have nine lives as well.
I'm as fierce as any feline.
Thank you grandma, I
appreciate that.
But the nightmares just
kept getting worse.
(dramatic sting)
Why didn't you listen to me?
(menacing laughter)
Things have really taken
I've been having
these nightmares.
[Laurie] What sort of
nightmares?
(moaning)
Sexual ones.
[Laurie] With anyone
in particular?
No.
Are you aware that
your legs are shaking?
I'm going to be candid.
You're sexually frustrated.
Angel has prevented you
from having any real
relationship with a woman
and it's driving you crazy.
Do you masturbate?
Masturbate?
Masturbate?
Pardon?
(rock music)
Meow.
It's nothing to be ashamed of,
it helps
release all this
built up tension.
I've tried it.
Just doesn't work for me.
(meowing)
(screaming)
Well have you tried embracing
Angel's love like we discussed?
I have.
[Laurie] And is it working?
I don't really know.
She hasn't tried to attack
anyone lately.
I suppose that's progress.
You touch my heart
(ominous atmosphere music)
(screaming)
Oh stop it.
So I got fired from
my job today.
I didn't even know you
had a job.
Well I did for about
three days.
I was an extra.
How does one get fired
from being an extra?
It's actually simpler
than you might thing.
Taking a non-speaking role and
turning it into a speaking role.
being an
extra if you're not doing
something extra.
Director disagreed.
So you got axed.
It's the makeup
artist downstairs.
She's using me as a model
for some
working on.
Adam, if you don't mind,
I'm trying
to have dinner with my cat here.
All right, I'll leave,
I'll leave.
(dramatic sting)
(screaming)
Did I scare you?
Who are you?
Pluto.
Detective Pluto.
I am here, I am investigating
the disappearance of one...
Lisa Graves.
I didn't know Lisa
was missing.
(purring)
What a nice kitty.
(dramatic sting)
What is that?
(chuckling)
(laughter)
Breath mint?
Don't mind if I do.
Ow, ow ow ow ow
ow ow ow ow ow!
(dramatic atmospheric drumming)
Think he's giving you
the finger?
Humph.
I, no, I still
don't understand
why the detective
bit this finger.
I don't know.
What about the finger?
It wasn't real.
I got it from the
makeup lady downstairs.
I must've dropped it.
Why didn't you say something?
I didn't wanna
complicate things.
You nearly gave me
a heart attack.
Where are you going?
I'm gonna tell that
mysterious neighbor
of mine what I think of
the screams, the blood
in the hallway and her
giving you the finger!
(door creaks open)
(ominous atmosphere music)
(loud slam)
(floor creaking)
(clock bell rings)
(woman screaming)
(woman screaming)
(woman screaming)
(floor creaking)
(woman screaming)
(dramatic sting)
(woman screaming)
Things kept getting weirder by
the moment.
me deeper into a fog of mystery.
Running from someone?
Can I help you?
I hope so.
I believe you used to
date my daughter.
Oh, I don't know where
Lisa is.
Lisa?
No, my last name is Carrie.
I'm Rosemary's mother.
Rosemary.
Do you remember her?
Yes.
How's Rosemary doing?
She's dead.
(dramatic sting)
hear about...
Rosemary.
Right, Rosemary.
Six months ago.
She was blonde?
Brunette.
It's all so foggy to me.
Really?
Because she wrote about you in
her diary.
Here.
Read it.
Go ahead, she wouldn't mind.
(dramatic sting)
If you don't mind my
asking, how did she die?
Poison.
Oh my God.
Oh!
(dramatic sting)
It moved.
The box moved!
Please be careful.
I'm pygmachophobic.
A fear of boxes.
You never know what
you might find in them.
My husband once brought
home a crate.
(shrieks)
(shrieks)
(woman screaming)
It's all right.
It's nothing to be afraid
of, it's just my cat Angel.
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