Madison County Page #3
We're not leaving.
Then what are we
supposed to do?
We need to go back
to the diner,
get more information
from those people.
I'll go.
What?
I'll go back to the diner.
Shouldn't we stay together?
Obviously, he can
take care of himself.
Look, I'll be fine.
Ask to use their phone
when you get there.
Yeah, no problem.
Hey, Kyle!
Here, take the car.
It'll be faster.
Just be careful.
Hi there, young man.
Hi.
Um... You said 1201 Country Lane
is a few miles down the road.
One with the gated drive, right?
Yes, sir.
There's no one there.
Of course not.
He left about the time
his book came out.
Oh! I told your friend,
Damien Ewell is
a made-up character.
Where would he get the ideas
for the book if it's not true?
People's imaginations
run wild sometimes.
People around here,
they didn't like it much
that he was telling stories
about them, right?
He made small town
people look bad.
the area that we can visit?
No, his family is all
passed, many years ago.
Would you mind telling me where
Not at all.
Hey, what about
that barn down there?
Should we go look around?
It might have something
with his name on it.
You know, it could be
where Damien took
the dead body of David Randall.
Doubtful.
Wait. Why, you don't think
this guy's dead?
Not if he's been
sending me letters, no.
Where is he?
And why does everyone around here
act like they don't know this guy?
I don't know.
I'll tell you why? It's because
they're covering something up.
Well, what does the book say?
May I?
Here we go,
story of Damien Ewell.
"Damien was the most dangerous,
undiscovered serial killer in America.
"He killed an estimated
"And no one ever
said a word about it."
What the f***, man?
"He was born in the 1970s.
"His mother was
"until one day, she met a man
that was from out of town.
"He eventually moved in
"Damien ever had to a father.
"But they still
didn't get along."
Hey, are you okay?
I saw you was up here snoopin'.
You ain't with them police,
is you?
Police? No.
What police?
They was looking for
the missing girl.
Have anything to do
with Damien Ewell?
I reckon so.
"Around the age of 11
Damien ran away from home
"and was found days later on the
side of the road, left for dead.
"One of the people
in the town found him.
"He was badly disfigured.
"He'd been tortured to
within an inch of his life.
"They took him home
and from there,
"the townspeople
became very paranoid.
"Someone had hurt
one of their own."
Did they ever find out
who did it?
It was his mother's boyfriend.
That sounds made-up.
It's not.
What happened to him?
He died.
Well, did someone kill
this guy, the boyfriend?
It doesn't say.
Well, that's great.
And here we are,
asking people questions,
I'm sure they don't want
to give the answers to.
You said something
about a girl.
What girl?
Her daddy was sure
Damien did it.
Do you know Erma?
Don't you get it?
They was the ones
that was in on it.
What do you mean?
Hey, I'm not snooping.
Hey, where are you going?
You guys go down
to the end of the driveway.
We'll check the barns
and the house.
Huh! Great.
Come on, let's go poke around.
So, what are we looking for?
Honestly?
I'm not even sure.
Who would've ever thought it
would be this much trouble
to interview a person?
Yeah. No joke.
You know it would
be really easy
to just pack up and go home.
So you're siding with
Brooke and Will now?
No. It just seems like
a lot to go through
just to write a paper,
don't you think?
And wouldn't it be
a huge waste of time
to pack up, drive
all the way out here,
and turn around and go home
after just a couple of hours?
Touche.
So, Jenna,
what brings you all the way
out to Madison County?
Well, once upon a time
there was a really
nice guy named James
who sat behind me in my English class.
Really now?
Yeah, he dragged me
all the way out here
book I've never read.
Why didn't you read the book?
Because I've got better
things to do with my time.
Okay.
And what did you think
of this James guy?
He was a bit
of a pig, actually.
Oh, yeah? How so?
Well, occasionally, I would catch
him staring at my ass in class.
And you saw him doing this?
I sure did.
And how come you never brought
this to his attention?
Because I told you earlier,
I didn't mind.
Hey!
It's open.
Should we go in?
Yeah, yeah, I am. You can
stay here if you want.
Hello?
Hello?
Holy sh*t!
Look at this.
Is that the guy
from the highway?
Looks like him, doesn't it?
It says David.
Do you think that
means David Randall?
I can't imagine
who else it would be.
What's this?
Daddy, Erma, David
and Damien.
Hey, Brooke!
Jenna, is that you?
This place definitely
has a lot of...
- Sorry.
- Stop.
Let's check this out over here.
Sh*t.
Jesus!
Looks like a mangled
Looks like someone
still lives here.
Yeah.
Don't do that.
It's okay.
This is turning
into so much work.
I thought this was going
to be a nice trip for us.
It will, it will.
As soon as we're done with James'
stuff, we'll get out of here, okay?
We'll spend a few relaxing
days in the woods.
Just you and me.
Can my brother come?
That's not funny.
Oh, that's weird.
Hey guys, where'd you go?
Hey!
Oh, I'm sorry. I thought
you were someone else.
I wonder why Kyle's
not back yet.
Do you think he got lost?
Maybe.
I think I'd better go find him.
Well, you're not
leaving me here.
It'll be fine.
I'll just run down there,
it'll be quicker
if I'm by myself.
What, are you trying to
call me fat or something?
There's not an ounce
of fat on your body.
Go catch up to Will and Brooke.
I'll meet you guys
back up here.
Jenna?
Yeah?
Be careful.
Oh, I'm Kyle.
What's your names?
All right.
F*** me, man.
Mind if I join you
guys down there?
What, me?
Musty.
That's quite an antler
collection he's got.
Look at this.
What are you going
to do with that?
I don't know.
Bend over, I'll show you.
Will!
Come on?
Yeah, I think I'm going
to hold on to this.
In case we run into any bears
or maybe I get a base hit.
Get out of here.
No mailbox.
I guess the whole not rain, nor sleet,
nor snow thing doesn't apply out here.
Wait, what about
that "posted" sign?
It's got to account
for something.
Maybe we'll run into
a neighbor who will tell us
that we're as crazy
as the old lady did.
Maybe we should just go back.
What if someone's home?
Well, they obviously
don't want to be bothered,
or they wouldn't live out here.
Ah, come on.
Oh, God!
It's a real
fixer-upper.
Got it?
Looks like nobody's home.
Well, let's go meet
Hey, Brooke?
Yeah?
The stuff you said before,
about grad school,
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