Horsehead Page #2
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were quarreling about.
Thank you.
The Cardinal.
The doctor's here.
What did I tell you about
your grandmother?
I forbid you to read any of
her delusional nonsense!
- Hello.
- Come in, doctor.
Ooh, dear, dear, dear,
What do we got here?
Very pale and
interesting I'm sure.
Stay with me, stay with me.
She has a bad case of the flu.
Okay, you can lie back.
She going to have to
stay in bed all weekend...
and take plenty of hot baths.
Follow me.
Pain is psychological.
If your mind truly
believes it is real...
your body will respone.
Oh Jim, I'm preparing
this for Jessica.
Can you take it up to her?
I'm sure she'd prefer
you to take it to her
A little too soon for
the mother hen number.
Whatever.
Come in.
Lunch is served.
Courtesy of your mother.
I see you're still her valet.
And I see that gratitude
passed on from one
generation to another.
And for the record, it was me...
that asked to come and
bring you this up.
Thank you.
Back to your quarters.
I know your mother can be cold.
But you got to
go easy on her.
Losing Rose has,
hit her very hard.
You're...
You're far t...
too kind to her.
You know you are right.
Your mother's a filthy c*nt!
What did you just say?
Welcome home, Darling.
Jessica, Baby!
I just don't think
Jessica's gonna like it.
Sweetheart!
What are you doing?
Have you no shame?
I'm your mother!
But mom, you're the
one who started.
Will you never learn?
Go stand in the corner,
Little Miss Goody Two Shoes.
Go on!
Now!
Hands behind your back.
Stay here! Your could wake
her with your footsteps.
She should take her medicine.
Please, give it to her.
It can wait!
Stop challenging
me all the time.
That's it.
Sleep tight, sweetheart.
I beg thee to inflate my will...
to purify my body and
sanctify my soul.
Oh my dear God,
I do believe in thee.
Do thou strengthen my faith.
I beg thee to inflate my will...
to purify my body and
sanctify my soul.
Why aren't your sheets
stained with blood anymore?
I am the Immaculate One.
I promise.
I am the Immaculate One, Father.
Shut up!
And keep praying.
I will keep praying.
I promise.
Give me strength, oh dear lord...
to expiate my offenses...
to overcome my temptations
and to subdue my passions.
Grant me that I may
prepare for death...
And that I may fear
thy last judgments...
And that...
and that...
Would you like to finish saying
S S:
Don't send me to Saint Winston's.
Please!
S S:
Don't send me to Saint
Winston's, father!
Grant that I may
prepare for death...
that I may fear
thy judgements...
that I may escape hell...
and, in the end,
obtain heaven...
through the merits of
our Lord Jesus Christ.
Amen.
I'm dreaming and I
want to wake up.
I'm dreaming and I
want to wake up.
I'm dreaming and I
want to wake up.
Keep praying.
Keep praying.
What did you just say?
Do you know what
Saint Winston is?
Yes.
It's a scarey chapel
your grandfather invented.
He used to tell me
it's where they sent...
naughty children to do
penance for their sins.
He was always threatening
to send me there.
When I didn't behave.
When I was little.
Does the "Immaculate One"
mean something for you?
Who told you about that?
Grandma, I guess.
She's always talking to her dead
grandmother in her dreams!
- This really is going too far.
- Please Catelyn.
- Try at least to...
- Try what?
Well if you think
you're so smart...
why don't you just
deal with it yourself?
I'll try and talk some
sense into her.
I promise you I'll
do the best I can.
And don't forget to take your pills
Try get some sleep.
Catelyn!
Can you at least admit there's
something very strange about the way
your daughter and your mother
have exactly the same visions?
For Christ's sake,
don't encourage her!
She's just been nosing around...
Mother's belongings and found some
of her crazy drawings. That's all!
I do not want my only daughter...
to lose her mind like my mother.
We have to protect her,
whether she likes it or not.
Oh, and...
could you ask George to clean
up mother's bedroom...
and burn everything he can find?
Nor can I.
Catelyn wants to get rid of...
all Rose's belongings...
as soon as possible.
First thing tomorrow.
Anything else?
Well, tell you the truth...
There are a couple
of things that...
I can't work out about Rose.
- I'm trying to join up the dots.
- You are huh?.
Do you think she quite
simply went mad?
the same question this morning.
Why do people always worry about
their loved ones when it is too late?
You're right.
That's why I want to be
there Catelyn.
It's not your call, Jim.
When it comes to your family your
best will never be good enough.
Trust me, I know.
As for Rose's sanity...
come and see me tomorrow,
when I've cleared out her room.
You'll make up your own mind.
- You said at daybreak.
- Oh!
So here I am.
- Can I have a look?
- I've something better for you.
Everyone is someone else's lunatic,
you know?
Some secrets should rest in peace.
Is anyone at home?
Over here son!
Little bastards!
buttocks if they could!
- Why don't you paint it?
- I suppose so.
Religion still manages
Right?
Then...
be a good Christian...
tell me what brings you here.
very discrete...
about her story.
- Poor girl.
- What story?
Nothing to be proud of.
When she was a...
teenage girl...
Catelyn wasn't a Virgin Mary...
if you see what I mean.
But her behavior was
nothing but a reaction...
a form of...
rebellion.
Rebellion against what?
She had to live by
her father's rules.
Drastic rules.
He was a powerful man comming
from an even more powerful family.
And Catelyn was forced...
to respect...
his legacy.
It was harsh...
and sad.
And you can't tell me
what happened I suppose?
Unholy evils...
I'm not proud of...
took place in this church.
You have to help
me find the key.
Find the key, find the key.
Find the key, find the key.
Find the key.
I've done nothing wrong, Father.
Think about the
salvation of your soul.
I'm not lying.
I...
am...
the Immaculate One.
What does it mean you're
the Immaculate One?
His faith and all his rules
forced me to it.
Father was mad,
and I wanted to live!
But my belly
continued to grow...
although he had
already killed you.
Why aren't you in bed, darling?
Do you need anything?
I need to talk.
I'm listening.
I've just seen you with giant
needles in your pregnant belly.
Needles that your father
was playing with.
I know it means something.
- My poor little girl.
- I really...really know.
What do you want me to tell you?
with this other life of yours.
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