Spooky Stakeout Page #3
- What does "plural" mean?
- It means more than one.
- There's more than one?!
- Look out!
- They'll nibble your toes!
- This is stupid!
- I'm going home!
- No, Brian, don't go.
- We're only messing!
- I wasn't.
- Cian!
- He's not as brave
as he thinks.
- Everyone's scared
of something.
Isn't that right, Sarah?
Anyone else feeling itchy?
Like there's something
crawling up your skin?
What was that again?
Oh yeah, spiders.
We were still trying
to find Emma
so we went to the drama room...
- Maybe Emma's in here.
- She always has been
a bit of a drama queen.
Get it?
- No.
- Guys, check the presses.
[door creaks open]
[cuckoo sounding]
- [exhales sharply]
[drum roll playing]
- Ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls,
please put your hands
together for...
[cymbal crashes] Emma!
Hi, my name is Emma
and I ran away
and now the ghost has me!
Someone come save me!
Cian, save me!
- Mwah, Mwah, Mwah...
- Stop it, Brian! Get off!
- Give me a go of that.
Hi, I'm Emma
and my best friend's
name is Sarah
and she's really nice
and really pretty
- What?
- I don't mean to scare you
but there's a really big spider
right beside your face.
- [screams]
Get it off! Get it off me!
- It's alright, it's alright.
- It's gone.
- Shut up, Brian.
You're such an idiot.
- C'mon, guys.
Don't fight.
You're a team.
Remember what we're here for.
- She started it.
- [scoffs]
- Look,
it doesn't matter
who started it.
Your secrets are safe with me.
[Spooky music]
[rocking horse creaking]
- Check this out.
- Is it possessed?
- It's possible.
[ghostly noise]
[evil laughter]
- We should keep searching.
- Cian?
- Noah?
Where are you?
- Okay, so what kind
of equipment do you use?
Y'know, to help
search for ghosts?
- We use a range of tools:
temperature reader,
camera,
sound recorder...
It's pretty hi-tech.
- Okay, so what happened next?
Did you find the ghost?
Did you find Emma?
- Do you want to do the honors?
Sarah had a bright idea
where we might find Emma.
Pity she didn't have it sooner.
The school library
is where we finally
cracked the case...
- Alright,
we've searched everywhere.
Emma has to be around here.
- She does love to read.
- Really?
- Ugh...
- Let me guess.
- Books are stupid?
- No, I actually wasn't
going to say that, Cian.
[floor board creak]
- What was that?
[a scuttling sound]
- I don't think we're alone.
[distant crash]
[alarm goes off]
- Is that an alarm clock?
[alarm stops]
- Busted!
- Emma, we've been looking
everywhere for you!
[door creaks open]
[all screaming]
[record scratch]
- What on earth
is going on here?
Well?
- It was my idea.
I wanted to find
the school ghost.
- School ghost?
- We thought it was you.
" Me?"
It's far from a ghost I am.
- I can explain.
We hid after the last class
until everyone went home.
The plan was
to look for the ghost
when the school was empty.
Then we heard someone
approach so we hid.
But when we came out,
we noticed Emma was missing
so we began flocking
for her, as well.
We looked in so many rooms
but there was no sign of Emma
or the ghost.
- You went missing?
- Not really.
Here's what really happened.
I didn't really want
to go ghost-hunting.
I only came because
Sarah wanted me to
and she only wanted to come
because she really likes Noah.
When they were ah' hiding,
f ran away.
When they called my phone.
I wasn't really sure what to do
so I answered but
just made breathing sounds.
[heavy breathing]
I kept an eye on
where they were going
with the office CCTV.
I wanted to make them
think I was the ghost.
- Well, the fun's
over for tonight.
Home, the lot of ye.
were a ghost, Sister.
- Are you disappointed
we didn't find the ghost?
- Yeah, a little
but I had fun tonight anyways.
- Me, too.
- I kind of like you, too,
by the way.
- You are so lucky
I have a key for the door.
- What about the caretaker?
- The school hasn't got one.
- But we saw him.
He has a...
he has a limp.
- Impossible.
The school hasn't
had a caretaker
for over forty years.
Not since poor Mr. Fox
fell off a ladder
and broke his neck.
- Fell off a ladder?
- Broke his neck?
- Terrible accident.
The school didn't think
Such a lovely man.
He was always
playing practical jokes.
What's the matter?
You...
you look like
you've seen a ghost.
[Spooky music]
- So the janitor you saw
at the very beginning
Wow, this is great stuff.
- I wouldn't say "proof."
- You don't have proof?
- We thought he was the janitor.
- If you say you saw it,
your word is good enough for me.
Wait, isn't this just like
Emma going missing?
What if the ghost
really has Noah and Cian?
- Well, if this place
is really possessed,
it's probably a demon.
Not a ghost.
- A demon?
- Would this be a bad time
to take a toilet break?
Back in a jiffy.
- There's something
funny about her.
- I know.
She said you were pretty.
- What do you know
about her anyway?
- She come onto my biog,
asked if she could
do an interview
on our next spooky adventure.
This is our next adventure...
Don't worry, she's cool.
I checked her out.
Are you sure you should be
looking through her bag?
- Hello?
[ghostly noise]
Is someone there?
[distant bang]
- A postcard?
- Recognize it now?
- It's the haunted hotel!
So what?
We solved that case.
It's just a coincidence.
- It was in her bag.
It's not a coincidence.
- What's a coincidence?
- Nothing.
with a picture
of the hotel on it.
- Um, your bag fell
and, um, it was inside.
- I found it when I got here.
I wanted a souvenir.
I didn't think it was important.
- Maybe.
It's the hotel
from a previous case.
I don't know why
it would be here.
- Interesting.
Tell me about the hotel.
Let's work out and see
if it's important or not.
- We were called in
for a top secret mission.
We had to find out
who the ghost was,
what it wanted...
and how we could make it leave.
- This hotel has been
closed for years.
keep up with repayments
so the bank shut him down.
[record scratch]
- Cut!
FYI,
about ghost-hunting.
If you want to build an audience
it's got to be exciting
and scary.
No one wants to hear
about banks.
It's gotta be short and snappy.
Got it?
Action!
- I can't sell a place
that's cursed.
Every time I try to
show a buyer around,
the ghost...
Or whatever you call 51...
Scares them off.
Pm desperate.
It said on your website
you're ghost-hunting experts.
- If there is a ghost,
We'll find it.
- Stop trying so hard.
Be natural.
- I'll pay you 500 Euros
[cash register ding] to find
the ghost and get rid of it.
Don't make me regret this.
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