Imaginaerum Page #3
And then, she ended up dead
because of you.
I hope it was worth it.
Ouch! Sh*t!
Bonjour, mon general!
This. This is how small I was
in his magical, musical world.
D'you know he'd written songs
for everyone around him?
Maybe even for this little bastard here.
But never...
never for my mom or me.
Un, deux, trois, quatre!
Bonjour, mon general!
You were fortunate to find your way.
What's happening?
Where am I?
Why the battlefield, Sir.
You've fought in this room
for many years. Ha!
I'm ashamed that I wounded you
so grievously. And for nothing.
I don't know what you mean.
- Please, Sir, don't spare my feelings.
It was a mighty blow I struck.
I can only beg for your forgiveness.
I stepped on you.
- Tut-tut! I ambushed you.
But, Sir, my motives were pure.
It was a brave attempt to stop you
from going with the accursed snowman.
That evil pig!
It's the memories, Sir.
He takes them!
Takes you further in the darkness.
But why?
- You got old!
Still, you've got the best of him...
at least for now.
The best memories hurt him.
You've chased the very best one.
That girl...
- Yes! Your daughter!
What a girl! What a memory!
Ah, c'est magnifique!
You remember best through the things
you both shared as children.
Like myself or
the pretty mademoiselle -
within the glass bubble.
Hm, yes You loved us well
and so did your daughter.
I don't remember her
- Ah, well...
There's nothing to be done then
C'est la vie!
This is as far as we go.
No. -Sir
I need your help.
I need to remember her.
I need to find her!
Comrades!
En avant! Marche!
You still have memories
that were precious to you.
You hid them. We know where
It's not too far.
I don't think I have many left.
- Oh, no.
I don't even know
who am I anymore.
We all take wounds, Sir.
I'm sorry about that.
- Don't be, Sir.
I'm a mere soldier.
Just a casualty of war.
You could have disposed of us
Instead, you handed us on, -
and you told your daughter
how important we were.
Hourra! Hourra!
We have to hurry, Sir.
The night your mother
had the accident...
If Tom had gotten home earlier,
things might have been different.
He was with you, Ann!
- It's not what you think.
Back then,
my life was out of control.
Things were crazy,
with the band, with everything.
It got too much for me.
I took some pills. But I didn't
take enough, because I woke up.
And then, when I did, Tom was there.
I didn't plan it that way.
I don't want to hear this.
- He stayed with me.
But he would not look at me,
not after what I had done.
I bet that little stunt really screwed
with your precious band.
No, no.
Yeah, it was the end of the band.
True, but no, you see,
what I'd done was.
Ah, I don't know,
too personal for him.
You don't know.
- Know what?
Oh, Gem, honey.
You don't know that
Tom's father killed himself?
Yeah Theodore Whitman shot
himself in the head.
And Tom watched it happen.
What I did was hard on him.
And that night,
your mother had the accident.
That's what broke up the band.
He didn't care but he knew
he was going to lose you as well.
Why are you telling me this?
Because I don't think
you know your father at all.
He worshipped Theodore
in spite of his dark moods.
From what Tom told me,
So, when Tom felt himself
going down the same path, -
he pushed you away.
I know.
He pushed very hard.
We have arrived, Sir.
I remember...
Yes, I locked them away!
They're here!
May I say, Sir, it has been
a pleasure to serve you and yours.
"Miracles come in small packages.
It takes so little to turn a child into
the most fortunate being in the world"
"It wasn't much of a circus.
It was cheap, shabby and rundown.
And she was enchanted
by everything she saw, -
laughing and squeezing my hand.
The first time I felt like a father,
watching her smile"
Why couldn't he just told me this?
He did tell you, in his way,
the only way he knew.
Oh man, I was always hoping
there might be something -
that would make it all worthwhile.
Not this nonsense.
- Oh my God!
These aren't just scattered
thoughts or feelings. Look!
Mon dieu! A l'attaque!
Some of this is complete,
but the rest...
His words stop or just trail off.
Gaps, spaces...
"She's a true reflection of her mother,
my broken missing love.
So small but as wise
and as beautiful as she was.
I am proud with love.
Now I push her away"
"She must not share my darkness.
I hope she'll understand one day"
So this is where you stashed
all the good stuff, huh?
What? This? I just took
a bit of a beating, is all.
You should see your little friends.
I know what you've been up to.
Congratulations.
What did we learn, huh?
Your daddy had his fill of you,
took his own life.
The songbird tried the same trick.
Then there's your little girl...
She hates you.
Nothing left if you ask me...
It seems like
you don't have much left either.
I've got one thing:
Magic.
Light brings darkness.
What sweet irony.
It's your world, your rules.
Now I wonder who dreamed that up.
And here it comes.
It's like watching
your greatest fear come alive.
A crow flew to me,
kept its distance
Such a proud creation
I saw its soul,
envied its pride
But needed nothing it had.
An owl came to me, old and wise
Pierced right through my youth
I learned its ways,
envied its sense
But needed nothing it had.
A dove came to me,
had no fear
It rested on my arm
I touched its calm,
envied its love
But needed nothing it had.
A swan of white,
she came to me
The lake mirrored
her beauty sweet
I kissed her neck,
adored her grace
But needed nothing she could give.
Ann. Ann!
Look!
That's your dad for you.
Yeah, but just look at it.
I mean, he did all this by hand.
There are spaces,
things he didn't finish.
He started writing things down -
when he realized
that he was losing his mind.
So where is the last page?
What was it?
All these fragments, memories...
It's his life.
Oh great.
- Hold on, I'll check if it's a fuse.
Yep, it's the power:
Of course, the phone's dead.
I'm going over there.
Oh! Goddammit.
I can't call a cab.
Hey, I got a car.
- Really? Let's go.
Sorry, old man.
Your daughter's
not picking up her phone.
Must be the storm.
No!
Not yet! I'm not finished!
It's nearly over now!
What are you gonna do,
outmaneuver me?
You're on a track, you idiot!
I know what's down there,
and you're not going to like it!
I won't let you do this!
You won't get that lucky again!
E minor!
I was right
She did spin!
You hurry right in, I'll park the car.
Go! I'll be right with you!
I've got you now.
I'm all the future you'll ever have.
Buddy!
No!
You won't take my life from me again!
But I am gonna make
what's left of it a living hell
But why?
- Like you don't know.
All your music, all your hopes,
they're just ruins and blank canvas now.
I'm all that you can bring to mind
You tell me why!
I can't help it!
- You always knew I was poison!
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