The Innkeepers Page #3
one energy in the universe
like uh... droplets of water
in a vast ocean.
The universe has a plan for
each and every one of us.
Now, I want you to ignore what
your conscious mind tells you.
And open yourself up.
Okay?
What is it that you want
from these spirits?
I wanna know if it was Madeline O'Malley
playing the piano downstairs.
And if she really is the spirit
living in this hotel.
Ask again. This time close your
eyes and really concentrate.
Open yourself up.
Really ask and ask it directly.
Are you the spirit
of Madeline O'Malley?
Did you die in this hotel?
Was that you playing the piano?
They aren't able
to say who they are.
They?
There are three of them.
- What do they want?
- The same thing you do.
- What?
- To live.
But they are not alive.
There was a terrible
tragedy in this hotel.
Something about the basement.
A mistake.
It's her. It's Madeline.
That's where they hid her body.
You mustn't go down into the basement.
Why? Is where she's trapped?
Is her spirit trapped in there?
You can't save her.
They tried to warn her.
They tried to help her.
Who's they?
What do they want?
What happened?
I lost contact.
Luke... No towels.
Luke!
Okay.
That's it. I've had enough.
We're going back to dad. Okay?
Drink.
Don't worry about Gozer and her demon
seed leaving. You actually did us a favour.
Claire, you're really freaking me out.
You gotta pull it together,
you're way out into the weeds right now.
It happened to me when I first started
messing around with all this stuff.
about what's going on up here.
You start thinking you're seeing things,
Okay, fine. The dream in one thing,
but... what about the piano?
- And what about everything Lee said?
- I listened to that piano tape...
and I don't know what to tell you.
Maybe it's explainable, maybe it isn't.
But it's not worth getting yourself
worked up over. None of this stuff is.
As for the cook upstairs...
Look, Claire...
How many times have you seen
someone on late night TV
talking of their psychic awareness to
an audience full of rubes? Tons, right?
And how many times have you seen
a psychic in the newspaper
solving crimes, or healing
someone without medicine,
or winning a lottery.
Almost never, right?
That's because is all bullshit.
It's Hocus Pocus.
an insecure old actress.
She's just trying to stay relevant.
It's pathetic.
Okay.
Don't you wanna try to figure out
what's going on here?
Why are you not intrigued by this?
I mean, this could be it.
This could be Madeline trying to make
contact and you just don't even care.
Isn't this supposed to be your deal?
I swear to God, if that b*tch
is back with her kid...
Be cool.
- Can I help you, sir?
- Yes, I'd like a room for the night, please.
- Okay, just one night?
- Yes.
I'd like room 353, please.
Oh, I'm sorry, sir.
That room is not available right now.
We only have rooms available
on the second floor
because this will be
our last weekend open.
No, I must have room 353.
- Yeah.
- Please.
This is very important to me.
I came a long way.
Sir, all the rooms on the third
floor have been stripped, so...
if you don't mind
putting up some sheets
and sleeping in a room without furniture,
then, I think we can help you out.
That would be fine.
Okay, well, if I could just get a
credit card for the reservation?
I'll pay cash.
Okay, but we usually need a credit
card in cases of any damages...
Take these, please.
Okay.
Let's... go get you some sheets.
Have a nice day.
That's very kind of you
helping me out back here.
Oh, It's no problem. I mean, I figure... pretty
soon this old place will be a parking lot, anyway.
So, if somebody wants a certain room,
who am I to stop him?
It's really no big deal.
Sir?
Oh, thank you.
353 is where I spent my honeymoon.
special memories for me.
And It's interesting,
come back to a place
feels like you never left.
Almost like you're right at home.
- Don't you think?
- I don't know.
Why don't we take them upstairs?
So, like we said, the rooms have all
been cleaned and stripped, and...
most of the furniture and
linen are in the storage.
But, lucky for you, the owner is too cheap to hire
real movers, so all the beds are still here.
The room may not have quite the
same charm that you remember,
- but at least you'll not sleep on the floor.
- That's alright.
I'm just here for one
last bit of nostalgia.
Okay. Well, here we are.
Room 353.
"Honeymoon Suite".
And if you change your mind and decide that you
wanna move to a room with TV, just let us know.
That won't be necessary.
This is just what I came for.
- Thank you so much.
- Okay, well, enjoy your stay.
If I wanna stay up all night with you,
Cheers.
- How are you feeling?
- Better.
Good. Keep drinking.
That always helps.
- Hi, Lee.
- Hi.
- How was your seminar?
- Very good, thank you.
- How are you two doing?
- Not bad.
- Do you want a beer?
- No, thank you.
Really? I heard you're
a huge drinker.
Well, we all have our moments.
So, Lee, tell me,
how does it all work?
- How does what work?
- You know, being a psychic and all.
Well...
Have you ever been
somewhere new and sworn
- that you've been there before?
- Like a deja vu.
Exactly.
Well, if you've ever experienced
what you call a deja vu,
then you have the same
God-given ability I have.
In fact, we all do.
It's just that...
Sometimes my deja vu's happening
in another direction.
I can experience certain
feelings before they happen.
where they come from.
So I have to be very careful in...
what I choose to share.
Okay.
I'm really tired, so I'm gonna go upstairs
and go to sleep. It's been a long day.
I'll come find you tomorrow
before you leave. Lee.
Don't let the spirits
keep you up all night.
Dude, you don't need to say that.
That was really mean.
Oh, whatever. You said it yourself.
She made you feel like an a**hole.
Besides, everybody needs a taste of
their own medicine once in a while.
- Do you want another one?
- Yeah.
- Alright, are you ready?
- Yeah.
Okay, this is Claire's haunted
re-enactment. Take one.
Interior. Yankee pedophile.
Was that the piano?
What?
Is it playing by itself?
It must be the ghost of Madeline O'Malley
trying to tell me something.
Show yourself, spirit.
I said, show yourself, spirit!
There she is.
Poor, poor, Madeline O'Malley.
Do you think she's prettier than me?
- Honestly?
- Yeah.
She's a little homely for my taste.
I think you're much prettier, Claire.
Thank you.
That's nice of you to say.
In fact, Claire, I think you are
one of the prettiest girls I know.
Who are the others?
My mother, my sister...
and that girl who works
at the Dirty Queen.
- The one with the lazy eye?
- I find laziness very attractive.
- I really like you, Claire.
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