The Thompsons Page #3
Okay, Mother, let the boy be.
We have things to discuss.
Well, remember, dinner will be served
at eight o'clock sharp.
Thank you.
Come along, Francis.
We have much to do.
We've been mostly moving
from town to town since they died.
Well, I'm sure things must have been
difficult with your parents passing.
And you've made quite a mess of things
over there in the States.
To be quite honest with you,
we had no idea who, or what,
would walk through our door.
we didn't know what to do.
We weren't even sure others existed.
Well, rest assured, you're not alone.
And we take care of our own here.
Now listen carefully.
This is what I need you to do.
Have the twins. Wendell and Darlene.
Come here immediately.
There's no time to waste.
Then, instruct David to stay put
with your younger brother.
I'll send my colleague Cyrus to London
and bring them safely back here.
Everything's going to be alright, son.
There's no need to run anymore.
You've come home.
I didn't find the Mandersons.
But maybe something better instead.
They said they would send help to Lenny.
Wendell and Darlene would be here
in the morning.
Eveything was going to be okay.
And my family was going to be safe.
It made me think about all of us
being together again and how we used to be.
But maybe it was time to let the past go...
...so something new could take its place...
...bring life back to a place
that had been missing.
It felt like we had finally
belonged somewhere again.
Have a seat, Francis.
Thank you.
Did you follow through
of what we discussed?
Twins are on their way
and David's staying put as instructed.
Oy!
Boys, settle!
Where are your manners?
If I didn't love these boys so much,
I think I'd kill them myself.
Your hand...
We would like to give thanks
for the bountiful food before us,
our family, our health,
and our new friendships that I feel
certain that will bring us joy...
...and only make us stronger.
Amen.
Amen.
What's the matter?
My mother's cooking
isn't good enough for you, mate?
Naughty, Pumpkin!
Be polite.
- Eat up, then.
- Leave him alone.
And who do you think you are?
What right do you have
to speak to me like that?
- He's our guest, Cole?
- Enough!
Why don't you get started
in the kitchen?
Haven't you trained your body to eat?
Well, I get sick, don't you?
Part of living among others in this world
is presenting the idea
that you're no different.
We put on our fair share
of charades, but...
...there's just nobody here.
That's the lack of discipline
that landed you here.
Ah!
What are you doing in here?
Actually, I was going to kill you,
but I changed my mind.
Thought we could have a bit of fun first?
What is this, your way of playing nice?
Seems like you were having
Well, that's funny.
You were actually in my dream.
Your fangs came out,
and you bled me dry.
Well, that's silly. I don't drink blood,
or have fangs, for that matter.
What do you mean?
I never turned.
Whatever gene you or my family has,
it just never took with me.
You're lucky.
Would you like to go
on a walk with me, Francis?
It's safe, trust me.
These people want to disappear
more than you do.
They won't bother us.
Dance with me?
Have you ever danced
with anyone before?
Dance with me, Francis.
You have to loosen up,
you're so serious.
You really don't need blood?
Does this mean
you don't like me anymore?
I'm just curious.
They say some of us can turn
as late as nine or ten,
but I'm past that now so...
I'll always be like this.
Don't even think about biting me.
Doesn't work.
It's been done before.
Where'd you go?
Where is she?
Now... this is not a safe place...
...for a very, very pretty young girl...
...to be playing... patty cake.
Oh, I know.
But I like to be afraid.
Roughened up, even...
Oh well, then...
Aah!
Hungry?
Whatever droplets my parents gave you
can't be enough.
Until they completely trust you,
they'll keep you barely fed.
They've been kind enough.
I can take care of myself.
You gave me a dance,
I made you dinner. Like a real date.
You're something else.
You don't have to hold yourself back
anymore, Francis.
This is okay.
It's what we do.
We have a few places where
we've worked out deals with the owners.
Comes in handy for emergencies
or when hunting is slow...
- When hunting is slow?
- Mm-hmm.
You don't have our burden,
so why do you even do it?
Hunting is the least I can do
for my family.
Otherwise, what good am I to them?
I refuse to be insignificant.
You don't owe your family anything
for being different.
You truly believe that, don't you?
I have to kill people to live.
I guess for the first time in my life...
...lame starting to accept that.
But I'm always going to be a killer.
A monster.
There's nothing I can do about that.
Look at us.
You feel cursed
because you were born with it.
I feel useless
because I was born without it.
What was that for?
I have no one to talk to.
Oh, you almost got me.
Very nice.
You did good, little sister.
Hmm, it was rather sweet.
I practically got caught up
in the moment.
What's going on, guys?
It's not that hard to put together,
Francis.
Your services are no longer needed.
And you were just a little too delicious
to kill uneventfully in your sleep.
Settle down, Cheetah.
It's our playtime now.
Your father is not...
Who'd you think gave the orders?
F***ing pathetic, mate.
And there's no fun
if you don't put up a fight.
I like to feel a person squirm.
At least die with some dignity, f***er.
So this is how I got
into the box.
I'll save the details of the struggle.
They said something about...
what I had done. Forever.
Run along, Riley.
Thank you for the dance, Francis.
Father!
Father! Father!
What is it, Riley?
Please stop it, it's not right!
- What are you talking about?
- Francis!
Now, don't be a child.
He's meaningless!
They all are!
No, he's different!
Please, Father, for me!
- Ah!
- Remember what you are!
A disgrace!
You're not part of this family!
You're weak!
You're a burden!
I could smell it the first day
you were born.
We will keep our family lineage.
Everything else is expendable,
including you!
I'm sorry, my little Ri-Ri.
Let go, my beautiful daughter.
I'm sorry.
I lost sight of things.
I love my family.
Of course.
Get some sleep.
You need some sleep.
Yes, sir.
So now here we are.
They left me here to die.
Thought it would be fun
to hear me scream to death. Rot slowly...
I don't have much time.
I told my family to come here
and now they're on their way
walking into some kind of trap.
What do they want with us?
I have to get out of here. Or what's
left of my family is going to die.
I think I can hear him
whining like a little girl.
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