We've Forgotten More Than We Ever Knew
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Will you tell me something?
We are on the beach.
Walking on the beach.
And the clouds are rolling in so
fast, we can see them coming.
The ocean is rolling
in the wind so fast,
and the wind, we
can see it coming.
And then the rain begins.
Big drops, like acorns
hitting the sand.
And it starts raining hard.
But in the distance,
we see buildings.
When it's dark
and when it's light,
high walls...
Very, very high walls.
We walk around them
looking for a door.
And you find one.
I find the door.
And inside,
it is warm,
and bright,
and there are others.
Then what happens?
They give us things
to eat and drink.
And when we've eaten so
much we can't eat any more,
we climb up.
Up the stairs, into rooms.
Each our own room,
each our own bed.
Bed.
There's clean blankets
and clean sheets.
Sheets.
And the rain pounds
against the windows,
but the glass is
sealed and strong.
Nothing comes through
but the sound.
No wind, no cold...
Just the sound.
Where is it?
We're on the way.
We're going back.
[maHome.
Home.
Hey, hey! What you doing?
I'm not gonna hunt it, I'm
gonna follow it to water.
- We have to keep moving.
- No, stay here.
Hey!
Hey!
Hey!
Hey. Hey...
Come on. Come on.
It's okay.
It's all right.
It's all right.
What is that?
It's a bandage.
Is anyone here?
No.
No, I've... I've
searched everywhere.
We're alone.
Oh.
It's safe.
There's anything we
could ever want here.
Food, water...
Water.
What if this is home?
It's not.
The two towers.
Where is the ocean?
Where are people?
There are beds.
There is sheets.
I have no memory of this place.
This is the only thing
we have come across
in years of walking.
There is something wrong here.
The longer we stay here, the
longer till we get there.
We have water now.
We could pack it,
get to the other side of the
forest into the Silver Ridge.
I made it up.
I told you I knew where we came from
and where we were going, but...
it wasn't real.
What are you talking about?
It was easier to keep going
if we had somewhere to go.
That's all it ever was.
What about the map?
Do you really know where we are?
Leave me alone.
I said, leave me alone.
The flame...
Illyrio and Selena.
Samuel's purse...
The two towers.
What do you see?
Hmm?
Over here?
Illyrio?
And Selena.
Uh-huh. And there?
The two towers.
Over here?
Samuel's purse.
Do you know how much of
my life you've wasted?
I'll never get that time back.
Now we have to start over.
From nothing.
With less time left.
While we could have been
figuring this out together
all along.
We'll figure it out.
What?
Nothing.
What?
You look stupid.
It's a fork.
A what?
A fork. This thing.
A fort?
Fork.
Fork. It's a fork.
You look stupid.
What?
- What?
- Nothing.
Do tell me.
This is...
different.
Different how?
I don't know. It's...
It's not different.
It's different.
Different how?
I don't know. It's
not different.
It's different.
Different how?
I don't know.
You're so skinny.
Hello?
Hey.
Hey.
Are you okay?
Can you hear me?
Hey.
Hey.
Uh...
Guess what I found.
Soap.
Hey!
You see...
What did you do?
I...
I turned the lights on.
You do that to me again
and I'll kill you.
Turn them off!
Okay.
I found some new
clothes for you.
What's your name?
Is this yours?
We are on the beach.
Walking on the beach.
The clouds rolled in from the ocean
so fast you could see them coming.
The ocean rolled in
the wind so fast,
and the wind, you
could see it coming.
And then the rain began.
Big drops, hitting the
sand like acorns.
But in the distance,
we saw a building.
And you pushed open the door.
And inside, it was
warm and bright,
and there were others.
And we ate with them,
and there was music.
And then when we'd eaten so
much we couldn't eat any more,
we climbed up.
We went up the
stairs, into rooms.
Each our own room, and
each our own bed,
with clean blankets,
clean sheets.
And the rain pounded
on the windows,
but the windows were
sealed and strong,
and only the sound got through.
No wind, no cold,
just the sound.
I like your clothes.
Music.
What's in the other building?
What?
The other building.
Did you see something?
What?
I don't know.
I just want us to be honest.
I didn't see anything.
I wanna stay.
Okay.
Where will we go?
There's nowhere else, is there?
No.
Better?
These people were very happy.
Why do you say that?
They're smiling in every
single one of these pictures.
Are you always happy
when you smile?
No.
So?
They all just seem really happy.
That music makes
me feel strange.
You just have to get used to it.
It's really very beautiful.
Do you think we should be
sleeping in different beds?
The beds are too small
for two people.
Other rooms have bigger beds.
We haven't cleaned
the other rooms.
We can clean another room.
Okay.
You wanna do it now?
We don't have to.
We can.
Let's do it tomorrow.
No, let's do it now.
A train arrives...
200...
and every room is full.
Happy people everywhere...
I have invited the young woman.
You can move, can't you?
That's okay, I can be patient.
I have nothing but time now.
I need to know what happened
here and I need your help.
It's your voice on
the tapes, isn't it?
You were the last one here.
Please tell me what happened.
Tell me something.
I remember this game.
I've started remembering more
of the time before.
It's called pool.
Or billions.
Pool, I think.
I was good at it.
I missed.
It's called a scratch.
It's my turn now.
But there were
other things, too.
A small blue flower
hanging from a tree
as I rocked back and
forth beneath it.
A dog called Marvin, I think.
And I was eating sugar
beneath a table
while the grownups drank and
played some kind of game
at the table above me.
And swimming in the
ocean at night.
I was angry once and threw
a doll into tall grass,
and no matter how long I
looked, I never found it.
I was very, very afraid of the spooky
tree outside my grandparents' window.
They had a black
cat named Secret
that would run into the basement
whenever there was a loud noise.
Thunder, especially.
When I was little,
a boy asked me if we
could be married,
and I said yes.
Sometimes I think
we're still engaged.
Can you turn off the music?
Why?
Yeah, okay, sure.
Be still.
I'm alone...
I am not alone.
Somebody is here.
Something.
That sound.
The sound of nothing.
It might as well be
in my own mind...
There it is.
Did you hear it?
That sound.
The sound of nothing.
It might as well
be in my own mind.
There it is.
Did you hear it?
That's it.
That's the sound.
I don't know what happened.
I don't know what happened.
It was just...
there.
And then it was all gone.
Happened here, too, didn't it?
But what? What was it?
What is that sound?
Did she come here?
Has she been here?
If she's been here,
blink one eye.
If not, blink two.
If she loves me,
blink one eye.
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