The Boy Page #4
to scare you off.
A little girl from town
used to come out here,
once a week to play with Brahms.
Emily Cribbs.
And on his birthday she comes
out but never makes it home.
They finally found her
body in the woods,
her skull has been crushed.
Police called the Heelshires to
let them know that Brahms...
...need to be questioned,
by the time they arrived,
the place was already
up in flames.
The Heelshires made it out but
Brahms has burned alive up there.
- Did they ever find her killer?
- No, they never did.
What Im saying is, if
youre right, if this...
...thing is some kind of
spirit or ghost or...
...hey, I dont even know.
Im not sure....
...that it is the good kind.
Well, you said it yourself
thats just pub talk.
But what if it isnt?
I know he wouldnt hurt me.
I know.
Its not safe in
this house, okay?
I am not leaving.
Okay.
Now go straight to sleep
like a good boy, okey?
You wouldnt hurt me,
would you Brahms?
Emily Cribbs.
Who is hungry?
I am.
Malcolm?
Lets go to see.
Malcolm?
I thought...
Cole?
Who is Malcolm?
I was going to write
you a letter, but,
you know me.
Never been one for writing.
Its the little fellow?
Whats his name?
Brahms.
This is a joke, right?
There isnt a little boy.
They...
They paid me to
look after a doll.
You serious?
Well, that makes things a
hell of a lot simpler.
Whole way here I was trying to figure
out how I was going to convince you...
...to come home and how we deal
with the boy, but now this sh*t.
Ive been working out
at Fairview with...
...Ed Bruners crew.
They got a contract on a...
on a new hotel.
So theres more enough
work for all of us.
Well,
thats awesome, Cole.
Is what you wanted.
I understand why you left.
I do.
Our flight leaves
tomorrow afternoon.
- Taking you home.
- Greta?
Oh sorry, I...
- I let myself in.
- Thats okay, this is...
- This is Malcolm. He brings our...
- Malcolm.
...groceries and stuff out here.
- Hey, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you man.
So what do you think
about all this...
...doll stuff?
You know, I try not to get involved
in other peoples business.
Smart man.
I have that delivery if youd
like to go to the inventory list.
Yeah, sure.
I'll be right back.
- What the hell is he doing here?
- He just showed up.
Well, he has to leave. He cant
ask you let him stay here.
No, I dont. I am not
letting him do anything.
He wants me to go home with him.
Well, that isnt gonna happen.
- And what if he attacks you?
- He won't.
Trust me.
I have a plan.
Sounds good though.
Pleasure meeting you.
- You too.
- Yeah, have a good evening.
Should I be worried?
About Malcolm?
No.
Here you go.
So I guess I am not sleeping
in your bed tonight.
- No, I can bring you more blankets.
- No, this is good.
What are you doing
with that thing?
Well, I was gonna get him out of your
way. I figured you wouldnt want...
...him to sitting
in here with you.
- He is a creepy little guy.
- Yeah.
Look, Greta.
Im sorry for what happened.
I just need to know,
that you forgive me.
- I like to hear you say that.
- I cant.
Greta.
Fine. But I want you to
realize something right now.
You are not leaving me, Greta.
And I will not let you go.
No matter where you run off to.
You understand?
Now...
Make sure youre packed
and ready by morning.
Dont worry, Brahms.
I am not gonna leave you.
But I need your help.
Greta!
Greta!
Get in here!
Greta!
- Cole, what happened?
- Get in here.
Right now. What is this?
- Was this you?
- I didnt do that.
Dont play these games at me!
How can that not be you?
- No one else is in this house.
- Brahms.
The doll?
The doll wrote this?
Dont pull this
sh*t on me, Greta.
Okay. Fine.
It wasnt you.
It was the doll.
Give it to me.
- Give me the doll.
- No.
Give me the doll. Greta?
- Hand him over.
- No, no, get off of me.
- It was me. Youre right, it was me.
- Its too late.
- Now, give me the doll.
- No.
- Greta?
- Now! Im not joking around!
Get your things and
get out of here.
You know, everyone just seems to
be in a big hurry for me to leave.
- Youre right?
- Yeah.
Maybe... Maybe you left
that little message for me.
Or are you gonna say
it was the doll too?
- What did Brahms do?
- Cole,
you dont understand whats happening.
The doll...
No. I think I understand
exactly whats going on.
Give me the doll!
- Whats so special about this doll?
- Cole!
Cole, please.
No!
Cole!
Fine.
What the hell was that?
I think we need to leave.
Whats... Whats going on?
We should... We should really go.
There is something...
- Oh sh*t.
- Oh my God!
Greta?
Greta?
Get up. Come on.
Jesus, what is that?
Its Brahms.
He cant be.
- No!
- No!
Stop! Stop!
No!
Oh my God!
Lets go.
No!
Its dead.
The closet!
This way.
The key.
The key. Find the key.
I cant see anything. Oh my God!
Malcolm, we can
get out this way.
Lets go.
Close it.
- Come on.
- It only goes up.
- Which way?
- Dead end.
Malcolm!
Jesus Christ!
- Oh my God, what is this?
- Hes got everything he could need.
Hes been leaving
in here, isnt it?
We got to find a way out.
Its me.
Thats my dress.
My necklace and my hair.
Greta, I found a way down.
Hes been watching
me this whole time.
Okay, come on.
This way, come on.
We will not be back.
The girl is yours now.
She is yours to love and...
- They will never coming back
- Come on, Greta. Come on.
Hes been living in the walls
Get in. Get in.
Come on.
- Out. Out. Go.
- Its the outside.
- Its locked.
- Come on, Greta. Open it.
- Malcolm, where are you going?
- He is coming.
- I am not leaving without you!
- Just go! I dont want you to die!
- No!
- Go!
Come on. Come on.
No!
Greta?
Come back!
I ll be good! I will!
- Greta.
- No!
Get back here!
Get back here!
Dont leave me! Get back here!
If you leave Ill kill him! Ill
kill him just like the others!
No.
Malcolm!
I came back for you Brahms.
I told you I wouldnt leave
you and I didnt, did I?
I told you I wouldnt.
Brahms!
Its time for bed now.
Brahms I said its time for bed.
Lets go.
You know the rules.
Put that down now Brahms.
Are you ready for bed?
Under the covers.
Be a good boy Brahms and go
straight to sleep, okay?
Kiss.
No kiss tonight Brahms.
Its your punishment, Im sorry.
Kiss.
Malcolm!
Malcolm!
Malcolm!
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