The Mothman Prophecies Page #4
You're more advanced|than a cockroach.
Have you ever tried explaining yourself|to one of them?
How many people have seen it?
Ten. Twenty,|maybe.
Listen to me. Something terrible|is going to happen in Point Pleasant.
Don't go back.
Stay away.
I can't talk about this anymore.
There is a reason...
that I ended up|in Point Pleasant.
Something brought me there.
Whatever brought you there...
brought you there to die.
You're just in time. They're just|about to light this Christmas tree.
They have been|for the last two hours.
Isn't that Denise?
Is she okay?
She left Gordon.
He got fired from the chemical plant.|Just stopped coming to work one day.
Sh*t.
- Where is he?|- Who knows?
Be back in a second.
Connie.
What's wrong?
Fifteen more people|reported seeing that thing today.
Fifteen.|Three of them were cops.
I hate this, John.|I absolutely goddamn hate this.
How was Chicago?
What did he say?
He wouldn't see me.
Sh*t.
You all right?
It's cold.|Get in the car, warm up.
I can't.|I'm waiting for him.
Everybody in this town is looking at me|like I'm insane. You know why?
Denise and all the others,|they don't know, John.
I do.
I don't think you're crazy.
Okay?
You talked to him too,|John.
You know...
I've been lying awake at night.
I feel...
like I'm sleeping...
but I'm awake.
That's when I hear him.
And lately,|when I hear him...
all at once...
I understand.
Everything.
John, doyou remember|the last time you were happy?
It's real.
These things are real.
I want you to be happy.
Yeah?
What?
This is your wake-up call,|Mr. Klein.
I didn't ask for a wake-up call.
What happened to you,|Mr. Klein?
I can't believe I got through.
Gordon,|where are you, man?
Speak up.
Listen, John,|he was right.
Mr. Cold was right|about everything.
Right? Right about what?|I can't hear you.
He was right about|understanding.
It's real, John.|I want you to know.
- It's real.|- What is- What are you talking about?
You've got nothing|to worry about.
I'll see you in time.
Gordon?
Can they tell how long|he was out there?
Looks like he's been dead|about eight hours.
He died of exposure.
What made you come out here?
- He called me.|- When?
I didn't like|the way he sounded.
When did he call you,|John?
About an hour ago.
I can't stand this.
It didn't seem right|to bring this up at the funeral...
but as far as I know there's never been|any accidents at the chemical plant.
I don't know|what you're talking about.
I got your message the other day.|I meant to call you back, but I forgot.
Don't you remember|leaving me that message?
Chief,|this is John Klein.
I didn't call him.|No, it's not me.
I analyzed both tapes|with the voice print.
I don't care.|It may be my voice. It's not me.
- I t is not me.|- Listen to me.
I would swear in a court of law|that that's your voice.
Yeah, great.|Thanks.
Sh*t!
Regular coffee to go,|please.
75 cents.
Have a great day.
Do you know that woman?
- What woman?|- She just left. You didn't see her?
- No.|- That's strange.
She had long red hair, green eyes, real|pretty, and she was asking about you.
- Did you see which way she went?|- No.
- What did she say?|- She asked a lot of strange questions.
What are you doing here?|And she asked if you were happy.
- What did you say?|- I asked her for some I D.
- Did she give you any?|- No.
"She just said "Tell John I'm sorry for|ruining everything," and then she left. "
What's wrong?
Was it her?
Was it her?
That's your wife?
It was her.
- I'm not sure.|- What?
I mean,|the hair is different.
- Oh, come on!|- What?
- This is the woman you saw.|- No, it isn't, John.
Now, I agree|there is a similarity-
Bullshit!
John,|it's all right.
I'm not all right.
This is the woman you saw.|She was here. This woman.
Don't you do this to me.
I'm sorry, John.
I feel like|I've ruined everything.
I'm so sorry.
I need to know|what happened to you.
Please.
Come in.
I was a physics professor|at Cornell.
Tenured.|You can look me up.
One day|I started hearing voices.
Before long, I was fully convinced|that I was receiving...
predictions of disaster|from outside intelligences.
But you were,|weren't you?
John, I had tapes|of their voices.
I knew a building was going to blow up,|and I tried to prevent it...
but no one listened.
What happened?
People died.
Many people died.
I was investigated,|almost arrested.
My wife divorced me.
My kids...
stopped speaking to me.
Do you know what four years in|a psychiatric hospital can do to you?
Everything...
gone.
Oh, you'll never understand|their messages.
You'll misinterpret them.
I did.|It almost destroyed me.
In the end,|it all came down to just...
one simple question.
Which was more important-
having proof...
or being alive?
Trust me.
Didn't you need to know?
We're not allowed to know.
It's me, Cyrus.
John,|is that you?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's me.
Whatever you are doing,|you drop it.
Governor McCallum|is going to Charleston.
Then he's touring that chemical plant|in Point Pleasant today.
Now, I want you|to go down there...
and meet him at the airport.
You listening?
Yeah, McCal I um|at the chemical plant. Got it.
I need to know that|you're gonna be there.
John,|are you there?
Ohio.
Great tragedy|on the River Ohio.
Great tragedy|on the River Ohio.
I can't call in sick just because|you have a bad feeling about today.
Just think about this.|Gordon saw weird lights in the sky.
They show up|over the chemical plant.
Josh gets a call from me,|but it's not really me.
I'm talking about something bad|happening at the chemical plant.
Then I get this message|from this Indrid Cold...
who's talking about|a great tragedy on the Ohio River.
Guess what's on the Ohio River.
The chemical plant.
Today Governor McCallum|is gonna be there.
I was on myway to interview him.|That's how I ended-
That's how I ended up here.
My God.
That's why I'm here.
He was right.
Who was right?
You saw Leek.
- He was part of the warning.|- What?
He was part of the warning.|Stop, stop, stop.
I didn't want to scare you.
He said-
He said the messages are real.
Something terrible|is gonna happen.
Connie, please.
We have to leave here now.
I will not live|my life like that.
I will not make decisions based|on messages from Indrid Cold.
He may be real to you.|He's not real to me.
Okay,|I'm going to Charleston.
I'll be at the Marriott.|Get yourself reassigned.
I don't want you anywhere|near the plant today.
What if nothing happens?
What if there's no great tragedy?|What'll you do then?
- That's not the point.|- Well, I think it is the point.
- Gordon believed what he heard too.|- I am not Gordon!
I know what's gonna happen.
You have to leave now.
I have to report to work.|We can talk about this later.
- Governor?|- Good to see you, John.
I need to speak with you.|It's urgent.
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