Hide and Seek Page #4
Nothing.
What were you looking at?
No, I was just getting
ready to tuck you in.
Good night.
Daddy?
Yeah, sweetheart?
Can you close the door?
You don't want the light?
I don't need it anymore.
Okay.
( inaudible )
Hi.
Hello. David.
I thought I'd return the favor.
Oh, thank you.
( inhales )
Mmm! Apple!
My favorite!
You can make yourself at home.
I'll be back in a second.
Thank you.
( floorboard creaking )
You must think
we're pretty crazy
keeping all these toys around.
It's, um...
It's hard to find the right
place for them, you know?
( sobbing ):
I'm sorry.
No, you have nothing
to be sorry about.
It's just, I...
I've had no one to talk to.
You know that
I am a psychologist.
I've dealt with many people
in similar
circumstances,
and if you
and your husband
would like to talk about this,
it might help.
He's... been having...
a tough time
this past couple of weeks.
In-In... wh-what sense?
You have no idea
how painful it can be.
How painful
he can make it.
I'm sorry.
I've already said too much.
Please, I can...
Listen to me.
Please, I can help you.
No, he'll be back any moment.
You just talk to me.
I can help you.
No.
You have to go.
Wha...?
( hail pattering loudly )
( music plays faintly
over headphones )
Hello?
David?
Emily?
( floorboard creaking )
Hello?
David?
Emily?
( knocking )
Emily, are you in here?
Didn't you hear me calling?
Daddy's not here.
Well, actually, it was you
that I came to see.
Would you mind
if we talked for a moment?
I brought you some daisies.
I wasn't sure which one
was your favorite color,
so I just...
got all kinds.
Thanks.
Emily, I'm really sorry
about what happened
the other night.
I want you to know
that I'm not trying
to come between
you and your dad.
Do you think maybe
We could be friends?
Do you like games?
I love games.
Would you like to play one?
I'm already playing.
What game are you playing?
Hide and seek.
Don't you need another person
to play that game?
He's hiding.
Who's hiding?
Charlie.
Charlie's hiding.
Where's he hiding?
You stay here.
( singsongy ):
Charlie...
Come out, come out,
wherever you are...
- ( fierce growl )
- ( screams )
No!
( gasps )
( playful yet sinister music playing )
Emily?
Em?
( cartoon music builds dramatically )
( explosion on TV)
( turns TVoff)
( knocks twice )
Emily?
What are you doing?
What are you drawing, honey?
( rattling )
( wind whooshing )
What happened?
( firmly ):
Emily,
what happened?
Oh, hello, Sheriff.
Mind if I come in
for a minute?
( door closes )
HAFFERTY:
Afraid I have some bad news.
There's been an accident.
crashed on the side of the road.
Is she okay?
I don't know.
She wasn't inside.
Uh-huh.
She told me
she came up here to see you.
You seen her?
No, I haven't seen her.
No.
Would you mind...
I had a glass of water?
Sure, uh...
Just want, uh,
- water, uh...?
- Yeah.
Sure.
At first, I thought
she might have crashed
on the way up.
I seen the tire tracks
leading down the hill.
So, she must have
Well, maybe she
forgot something,
or turned around, or
I don't know,
but, uh...
Maybe, uh...
Maybe Emily's seen her.
No, that couldn't be.
Emily was here upstairs.
Could you call her?
Sure. I...
I can call her, yeah.
I can ask her.
Emily...
Emily?
Em?
Honey...
Come on down.
Come on.
Hello, Emily.
Emily, you know
Elizabeth Young?
You seen her come by
in the last few hours?
If I stepped away for a minute,
you sure there's nothing
you'd want to tell your daddy?
I'm sure.
Good girl.
You can go on up to your room
and play.
Cute kid.
Thank you.
If you hear anything,
you'll give me a call?
I will, Sheriff.
I will, and you can do the same.
I want to check
around the neighborhood.
You and Emily gonna be here?
We'll be here.
Just making sure.
Thanks for the water.
You're welcome.
Emily?
Emily?!
( panting )
- ( sobbing )
- Emily,
where is she?
Where is Elizabeth?
( dinging )
( sobbing )
( sniffling )
( screaming )
Oh, God.
What did you do?
What did you do?
- I didn't do anything!
- Who did it?
- Who did it, then?
- Charlie.
- Don't say Charlie.
- I'm telling you...
What is going on?
Charlie.
Who is Charlie?
Where is he?
Just, please, help me understand
what's happening here.
I can't. I can't.
Help me!
( whispers ):
I can't.
( panting )
Did you have a part in this?
Did you have a part
in this?!
He made me help him.
He made me...
( sniffles )
He made me.
This is him? Is this Charlie?
I can't tell you.
Who is this?!
Please, I can't.
I'm sorry.
( panting )
You stay right here.
- Don't move.
Do not move.
You stay right here.
EMI LY:
You can't stop him, Daddy!
( panting )
( rattling )
( clunking )
( door clatters )
( clanking, rattling )
( rattling )
( door creaking )
Hello?
KATHERI NE:
Emily?
Emily, what's happening?
I don't want to play
with Charlie anymore.
Emily, where's your father?
Daddy can't save me now.
Emily?
( door opening )
Emily, sweetie, are you there?
- Are you okay?
- ( footsteps approaching )
( panting )
He just left.
( wind whistling )
Where is he?
EMI LY:
He's hiding!
Where are you?!
Where are you?!
You.
You. What are you doing here?
I heard some noises.
I saw you come out
of the woods with a shovel.
Everything all right?
No.
Emily all right?
You stay away.
I want to see her.
You stay away.
I'm gonna call the cops.
I want to see her now.
You sick f***.
- I want to see her.
- Uh, stay away.
( grunts )
( panting )
( screaming )
( screaming )
( panting )
( lively cartoon music plays on TV)
( coughs )
( panting )
EMI LY:
Daddy?
Honey... stay upstairs.
Stay upstairs.
Upstairs.
( lively music continues on TV)
( wind whistling )
You stay away!
You stay away!
You get out of here!
It's okay, sweetheart.
Charlie's gone.
- He'll come back.
- No.
( sobbing ):
I know he will.
No, he's gone.
He's gone.
Please don't make me
see Charlie, Daddy.
Please don't make me
see Charlie.
I'm so sorry
I didn't believe you.
I'm so sorry, honey.
Please don't
leave me again.
Please don't leave me again.
Not again.
( wind howling )
( creaking )
Please don't make me see Charlie.
( porch light squeaking in wind )
( wood creaking )
( wind whistling )
( squeaking continues )
( wind whistling )
DAVI D:
( whistling )
I think he's sleeping.
( wind whistling )
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