Scream of the Banshee Page #3
Just in case.
Otto.
Yeah.
Do you realize
how pathetic you sound?
Yeah. Very.
And somehow
it's the very reason
I find myself
attracted to you.
And, so you don't
want me to come in...
No, no, I'm okay.
Hey, but, maybe next
time, I'll walk you home.
All right.
Twenty years ago,
we went on an excavation,
in these wedge caves.
One in particular
was called Labbacalle
or Hag's Bed.
During our dig,
we found a cryptic map
that was left to us
by early settlers.
Using the map, we went
into some underground caverns.
That's where we discovered an
armory buried deep within the walls.
Artifacts brought to America
from Limerick City in Ireland.
Then Duncan
found that box.
So he brought it back
to the school?
He was obsessed
with opening it.
That was one of the things
that led to his dismissal.
Why didn't he take it with
him? Why bury it in the wall?
I don't know.
What did he think
he'd find inside the box?
He believed
it was a weapon.
And I'd like to know
what he meant by that.
Come on, please, pick up.
Pick up.
Hey, this is Otto. Sorry I missed
you. Leave a message. Thanks.
A head?
That's what was in this box
the entire time?
We need to find Duncan
and then I won't
bother you again.
Or you can tell me
why your handwriting
matches the handwriting
on this map.
When you asked me why Duncan
didn't take the box with him,
it was me, I was the one
that buried it in the walls.
To hide it from him!
Why did you
lead us to it?
Oh, no, no, no, dear.
I wasn't the one that sent
you the gauntlet or the map.
That was him.
I'm sure of that.
How did he know
where it was?
He always gets
what he wants from me.
I tell you, he lost touch
with reality long ago.
He's a very
dangerous man.
I'll take my chances.
The Templar Box is
Broderick Duncan's folly.
When you go
chasing windmills,
all you end up doing is
hurting the ones you love.
Good day.
No, no, this is your
mom's classroom...
...an unexplainable
phenomenon.
It appears to be...
Come on, Janie, pick up.
Janie.
Kurtis.
What is your mom
involved in?
I want to go home.
Janie. Janie.
Janie!
Janie!
Janie!
Janie!
Something got to her.
It tried to
get to me earlier.
It's the same thing
that tried to get to you.
Wasn't it?
Yes.
I think...
a banshee.
Otto... You have any other theories?
What did Page say?
Not much.
Janie called.
Before...
What did she say?
I don't know.
Where... Where is it?
Come on.
Come on, pick up. Pick up.
It didn't kill her
until she screamed.
Why didn't you pick up?
You could've helped her!
I didn't hear it.
This is your fault.
Look, Otto... She's dead. Janie is dead.
I don't want to hear you trying
to rationalize this anymore.
How are we going to
stop this thing?
What are you doing here?
When you came by
to see me earlier,
part of me was excited
that the mystery of opening up the
box was finally going to be over.
Then I realized something.
I was going to have to
see him again.
Where is the box?
If this was used
to trap that thing before,
then we could use it
again somehow, correct?
Only Duncan knows
how all this works.
Against my better judgment, we're
going to have to pay him a visit.
He started it.
He's going to
help us stop it.
Shayla was here?
Can you hear that?
Uh-huh.
Yeah?
It's all yucky in there.
Are you okay?
Maybe you should
blow in it again.
You know, just to make sure.
Wanna check my ears now?
Kurtis?
Shayla.
Shayla. Shayla!
It's okay. It's okay.
It's okay.
Oh, my God.
It was horrible.
It was so real.
It was so real.
Because it was real.
Oh, Shayla.
Shayla.
Mom!
Mom...
Mom, what the hell
is going on?
What are you looking for?
Leverage.
The Bean Si was
persecuted like myself.
It didn't have a choice.
Its voice was silenced.
Its cause, perverted.
Common to royalty,
hunted and pursued
in an animalistic
pursuit of power.
Its crime?
To ask royalty to bow,
to submit to its cry.
That's what I've been
trying to say.
The banshee screams because
it wants you to scream.
That's why you can't give in
to it, give it what it wants.
If you do that,
it owns you.
My tail is long,
my coat is brown.
I like the country,
I like the town.
I can live in a barn
or live in a shed.
And I come out to play
when you are in bed.
My tail is long,
my coat is brown.
I like the country,
I like the town.
Or live in a shed.
And I come out to play...
Mom, look out!
Kurtis.
We gotta get out.
We gotta get out of the car.
Shayla, get out of the car!
Get her out.
Get her out!
Get her away!
Kurtis.
Kurtis!
You gotta stay back.
You can't do
anything for him.
No...
Otto, get the cross!
Okay. Hold her.
I'm here. I'm here, Kurtis. I'm here.
Keep Shayla safe.
She's safe.
It's okay. I'm here.
Kurtis, I'm here, okay?
It's okay.
Kurtis. Kurtis!
Professor, we got to go.
We gotta get out. Go.
Go. Get the gun.
Get the gun.
Come on.
It's okay. It's okay.
Let's go.
It's okay. It's okay.
Where are we going?
We are so dead.
Mom, please.
We need to help him.
This is crazy!
Shut up!
Doesn't anyone care?
People are dying!
I realize we're
dealing with crazy.
But the only hope we have
with that professor up there.
And if there's one chance of
saving my baby, I'm taking it.
I say we keep walking.
Fine.
Whatever.
Are you sure
he's here?
Yeah, he's here.
Broderick, dear.
It's Frederick.
You know what this is about. Open up.
We know you're in there.
My name is
Professor Moira Whelan
and I've got
something of yours.
I'm sure you'd like
to know what was in it.
You're gonna need this.
What is this
place anyway?
His home.
But he likes to
call it Labbacalle.
Open up, Broderick.
Get down.
Give me the cross.
Give it to him!
No!
He'll kill us.
Who's shooting?
Run!
Give me the cross!
Get in!
Oh, my God.
This guy is a lunatic!
He's going to kill us.
You really think that's going
to stop Old Man Crazy out there?
Now you've heard the
screams, you bastard.
Home run, princess.
Come on out.
I mean all of you.
I will splatter princess'
brains all over the place.
But I will negotiate.
You must believe I was right, otherwise
you wouldn't be here, would you?
I was right.
Tell me I was right.
We're running out of time. I
know you can stop this thing.
Say it. "You were right,
Duncan," and I'll consider it.
Say it!
You were right.
That's it?
And I'm sorry.
Good.
I can stop it.
But I will do it
my way.
Okay.
Long ago,
a Templar Knight,
a prince
with royal Irish blood,
devised a way
to trap a banshee's scream
as a way to share it
with his enemies.
Enemies?
He martyred himself
to the curse.
My main intent
to lead you to my box,
not as revenge,
I was sending a message.
Your message has already
killed three people.
Really?
I hoped for more.
But there's still time.
What an exquisite design.
But will it
stop the banshee?
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