Scareycrows Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
- 73 min
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I hope so.
There was a bit of a
problem with her cut.
They told me to come back today.
Oh my God that's terminal.
I'm sorry sweetie, but
this is an emergency.
But you've only just started.
- Was it a punishment?
- A what?
It's okay, I think we
can salvage something.
I know a place that does an
excellent range of wigs, joking.
Don't worry, we'll have you
fixed to face the world again
in no time.
Would you like a cup of tea?
I'd rather have my hair cut.
Well I would do it
but Donna will kill me
if this isn't finished by
the time she gets back.
Why did you leave London?
Long story, big city, but a small world.
people and wherever I went
- I kept bumping into my ex.
- Oh...
I got quite paranoid in the end.
I even confronted him
once and asked if he was
- stalking me.
- And was he?
No but it got a bit nasty.
That's when I decided I had to
do something, Declan I said,
time for desperate measures.
You've gotta get away for a while.
It doesn't matter where,
just get on a train and go.
Just like that?
It's the Irish in me,
always been impulsive.
Aren't those things
supposed to go in fields?
You're thinking of scarecrows,
this is a Scareycrow.
And the difference is?
Also a long story.
More of legend really.
Oh go on, I love a good legend.
Well it all started
hundreds of years ago
when we were at war with the French.
Sidcombe was just a little
fishing village back then.
All the men had been
press-ganged and taken away
to join the navy, that
meant the women and children
were left alone with
no one to protect them,
and one day a French ship approached.
Of course they were
terrified, because they knew
they couldn't defend themselves,
and the French raiders
had been burning villagers
all along the coast.
It was looking bad but one
of the women had an idea.
She told the others to gather
scarecrows from the fields
and stand them up along the key side,
as the French got closer, they
saw the scarecrows lined up
thought they were troops and sailed away.
Ah that's sweet.
And every year since then, there's been
a Scareycrow Festival to celebrate.
- Better?
- Oh yes!
- Thank you so much.
- My pleasure.
(GASPS)
My God those things are everywhere.
What's it doing there?
Oh I can't cope with that
staring at me all day.
They're personal friends
of mine of course, yes.
Here it is, and look at
that, that's a fine piece
of weaponry wouldn't you say,
a fine piece of weaponry.
Highly dangerous.
Well you know, a Scareycrow
is supposed to be dangerous
aren't they?
(MUTTERING)
(GROANING)
(LAUGHING)
Your face!
What is it with you people,
I thought the stereotype
(MUMBLING) not trying to
Friendly, Scareycrows
aren't friendly, they're evil.
Aren't you ever gonna grow up?
You said I should make a
Scareycrow, what do you think?
I think you're a twat.
How can Scareycrows be evil?
I thought they saved the village.
Oh they did, but I bet you've
You mean there's a non-PC version?
Oh yeah, there's the
true version, you know
a long time ago when Sidcombe
it happened once all the
men were press-ganged
into joining the navy, there were a lot of
French raids going on back then.
(GUNS FIRING)
(SCREAMING)
But it just happened one
of the women was a witch.
Next thing you know there's
an army of Scareycrows
with pitchforks and scythes
that are slapping the French
beach was red with blood.
Oh no, I don't like that at all.
I much prefer the prettier version.
Anyway Amy's version
is far more believable.
They are stuck in the
Dark Ages around here.
You don't seriously believe in witches?
(CHEERFUL MUSIC)
What are you doing with
that, that's one of the prices.
- All right, all right.
- Playing with that,
you'll spoil it, I
thought agreed to help me.
Okay, okay I'll sort these things out.
- I'll (MUMBLING).
- Yup.
(HUMMING)
Look, it's Cassie and her dad.
It's horrible, I had
no idea she was so bad.
We should go over and talk with him.
No, I mean what's the point
it's not like we can help her.
But it's so tragic.
Yeah but we don't have...
Hi Mr. Rundle, we were
just saying how glad we are
now that Cassie is back.
Really?
We were hoping we could
look after her for a while,
weren't we Amy?
We could show her the window displays.
Okay.
And now the highlight of our tour.
Please, after you.
Oh my God.
Who did that?
Much friendlier now.
Let's get out of here.
I wanna be with you
(HUMMING)
I wanna see you
Oh yeah
Oh hello girls, do
you want a to have a go.
We've got some lovely prizes.
No thanks Mom.
I will I can't resist a little flutter.
Oh lovely.
Nevermind.
Oh what a shame, oh do
you want to try again?
No thanks.
Are you sure, we've
got some (MUMBLING) left.
Have you?
Tell you what, how
about five for a fiver?
Mom.
Sure to win.
Go on then.
- These are out of date.
- Ssshht you!
What is this, 2010,
you can't give that away!
It's for a very good cause.
Mom!
I told her myself,
she won't listen to me.
Not my lucky day.
Do you want to try again?
No, no.
(CHEERFUL MUSIC)
[LINDSEY] There we are,
I hope that's comfortable.
- She can't hear you.
- How do you know?
She might know everything
that's going on, it can
happen sometimes, I read about it.
- You're joking?
- No seriously.
Wouldn't it be awful, can
like that, unable to
move but still conscious.
Oh shut up, I don't
What happened to her anyway.
have fallen off the seawall.
It happened this day last
year, it was late at night and
apparently she had a lot to drink.
You don't think she was pushed?
No of course not.
a, a bit of a cow sometimes,
but surely no one would
really try to kill her?
Oh look it's the comedian.
Hey did you see that?
What?
Well that Scareycrow just moved.
One of your friends was it?
No, no, seriously.
Wasn't it over there just now?
Wasn't what?
Well that Scareycrow
in the green trousers,
I swear it was over there.
I don't know they're everywhere.
Geez, there's another one.
I don't know about you
lot but after all this
entertainment I need a drink.
Good plan.
(CHEERFUL MUSIC)
(HIGH-PITCHED SINGING)
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Oh hey you two.
We're heading to the pub, you coming?
- Yeah sure.
- Yeah.
I could do with a drink.
Oh, how cute.
It's watching us.
Oh Dillon it's not funny.
- I'm not joking.
- Give it a rest okay?
- We should tell someone.
- Has he been on drugs again?
Oh don't panic Dillon,
we'll protect you.
They're only made out of
straw after all, here.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
See?
(NECK SNAPPING)
(SCREAMING)
(ANTICIPATORY MUSIC)
- Sh*t.
- There's no signal!
We can use the landline in the pub!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
- You've got to let us in!
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