Hellraiser: Hellseeker Page #4

- Please, don't.

I didn't do it. I swear,

I didn't do it. Please!

Here we go.

Just about there.

Thanks.

What are you... what are you doing?

I thought you believed me.

Believe?

Here's what I believe, Trevor.

I believe you and me

have a lot in common.

I believe each of us

are the sum of two...

entirely different people.

No.

I know who I am.

And I'm not a killer.

Denial to the end.

That's what I like about you, kid!

Good and bad, Trevor.

Honest, dishonest.

Righteous and evil.

That's how we're all made.

A little of both.

It's just a question

of how much...

of each.

And we're made up of just

the right parts of both.

A little heavier on the evil, huh?

It's all good, Trev.

It's all good!

Kirsty?

It seems you've reached

the end of your journey.

I told you you couldn't run

from your past forever.

Eventually it catches up to you.

And you must atone.

And now...

it is time for you

to pay the price.

You were willing

to pay the price, weren't you?

- I just want to see my wife.

- In time.

- Let me see my wife.

- I said in time!

"All problems solved"?

Not so simple, I'm afraid.

I needed first to open

the door for you.

You were an interesting study.

Lust, greed, deception,

fertile ground...

but rather mundane. Let us

take one final journey together.

Let me help you remember.

Once and for all.

What have you done?

It's just a puzzle.

Open it up.

I trusted you.

I trusted you, goddamn it!

How could you do this to us?

- You told me you loved me!

- Just open the f***ing box.

We were uninvited guests

at your little celebration.

Is this what you want?

Unseen by you.

I hope it's everything

you want it to be.

I used you, Trevor.

You were nothing more than bait.

To lure a far more

interesting creature.

Kirsty. We meet again.

- How did you find me?

- You opened the door long ago.

And it will not be closed

until I get what I came for.

My soul.

No!

You solved the puzzle.

You unleashed the power.

There is no turning back.

I will not rest...

until I get what I want.

And what I want is you.

You always knew

this day was coming.

Felt it deep within your soul.

Wait!

Wait.

What if I make you a deal?

Interesting.

I will bring you five souls

in exchange for mine.

You would bring them

to me yourself?

You'll get your five.

I was impressed

with her handiwork.

Three of your favorite companions

most supple and delicious.

And the man with whom

you once conspired to kill Kirsty.

They are all with me now.

The balance is only four souls...

and that, as you now know,

was not our contract.

You have seen many things

that you'll wish you had not.

All those women...

in our home, in my bed.

Many nightmares from which

you will never awake.

- Oh, Kirsty, come on...

- Don't you lie to me! Don't!

We can make it work and put the

pieces back together. Believe me.

I am done believing!

I trusted you!

I can't believe this sh*t is

happening. I have a f***ing deal.

No, you had a deal.

But I made a better offer.

And guess what?

- He took it.

- Welcome...

to the worst nightmare of all.

Reality.

F***.

I'm the fifth soul.

Yeah, that's him.

Okay, people, that's it.

He just shot himself.

Next thing I knew, we were in

the water, I couldn't see anything.

- I lost him.

- You did what you could.

- I'm sorry.

- It just doesn't make any sense.

That he would be

capable of murder.

We found the gun in your car.

It appears to be the same.

If it matches, I think we may

have found our killer.

Wait a minute, guys,

before you zip him up.

Not your lucky day, was it?

Check the oral cavity

for blockages?

What have we got here?

And we have a winner.

Okay, zip it up.

We'll finish at the morgue.

Wait, wait.

Sorry I had to leave you like that

for a minute, Trev. I'm back.

Can you hear me, Trevor?

Jesus, Allison. What possesses

you to talk to cadavers?

What if there's no afterlife?

Wouldn't you want someone to talk

to you like a normal human being?

You're creeping me out.

And I'm the coroner.

I've arranged a ride home for you,

so I guess you're free to go.

Thank you, Detective.

For everything.

Ah, one more thing.

I wonder if you know

anything about this.

We found it in the car.

Yeah.

It was my anniversary gift.

You know, I was gonna

turn it in as evidence.

But I'll tell you what.

Why don't you take it home?

Something to remember him by.

Of course. Thank you.

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