1. Bye, old Shep.
See you in heaven, yeah?Copy !req
2. This is where my kitty lays,Copy !req
3. no more he screams and hollers.Copy !req
4. He lived for five and twenty days,Copy !req
5. he cost me $50.Copy !req
6. Spot, a good fellow. We love you.Copy !req
7. - Finally here.
- Yeah.Copy !req
8. So?Copy !req
9. - What do you think?
- It's gorgeous.Copy !req
10. Decided to wake up
and see what home looks like?Copy !req
11. Come here.Copy !req
12. Mommy! Daddy! I see a path!Copy !req
13. Ellie, be careful.Copy !req
14. Ellie!Copy !req
15. Listen to your...Copy !req
16. Mommy! Daddy! It hurts!Copy !req
17. Mommy! Daddy! It hurts!Copy !req
18. - Are you okay?
- It hurts.Copy !req
19. - Get rid of this.
- I got it, I got it.Copy !req
20. Look out.Copy !req
21. - You okay?
- It's all right.Copy !req
22. No. It hurts.Copy !req
23. Anyone who can scream that loudCopy !req
24. isn't ready
for intensive care just yet.Copy !req
25. Cat.Copy !req
26. She's just skinned her knee.Copy !req
27. I don't want the stingy stuff, Daddy.Copy !req
28. Where's Gage?Copy !req
29. Gage!Copy !req
30. Gage!Copy !req
31. No, you don't, my friend.
Not in that road.Copy !req
32. - Gage!
- I corralled him for you, missus.Copy !req
33. Thank you. Thank you so much.Copy !req
34. - Thank you. I'm Louis Creed.
- Jud Crandall.Copy !req
35. I live just across the road.Copy !req
36. You want to watch out for that road.Copy !req
37. Them damn trucks go back and forth,
all day and most of the night.Copy !req
38. And who might you be, little miss?Copy !req
39. I'm Ellen Creed.Copy !req
40. And your dad's going to be
the new doctor at the college, I hear.Copy !req
41. I think you're gonna be just as happy
as a clam here, Ellen Creed.Copy !req
42. Are clams really happy?Copy !req
43. Mr. Crandall,
there's a path over there.Copy !req
44. Do you know where it goes?Copy !req
45. Yeah, that's a good story.
And a good walk.Copy !req
46. I'll take you up there sometime.
Tell you the story, too,Copy !req
47. - after you get settled in.
- Great.Copy !req
48. Excuse me,
I've got to get this kid changed.Copy !req
49. - It was nice to meet you.
- Same here.Copy !req
50. Come on, Ellie. Give me your hand.Copy !req
51. The house has stood empty too long.Copy !req
52. It's damn good
to see people in it again.Copy !req
53. Church!Copy !req
54. You scared the life out of me, Church.Copy !req
55. Come here.Copy !req
56. - That you, Doc?
- Yeah, it's me.Copy !req
57. Well, come on up and have a beer.Copy !req
58. - Need a glass?
- Not at all.Copy !req
59. Good for you.Copy !req
60. - Jesus.
- Yeah.Copy !req
61. That's one mean road, all right.Copy !req
62. You know that path
your wife commented on?Copy !req
63. That road, and those Orinco trucks
are the two main reasons it's there.Copy !req
64. Well, where does it lead?Copy !req
65. - Pet cemetery.
- Pet cemetery.Copy !req
66. It's that damn road.
Uses up a lot of animals.Copy !req
67. - Dogs and cats, mostly.
- My little girl's got a cat.Copy !req
68. Winston Churchill.
We call him Church for short.Copy !req
69. I'd get him fixed, if I were you.Copy !req
70. Fixed cat don't tend to wander.Copy !req
71. If he's all the time
crossing back and forth on that road,Copy !req
72. - his luck will run out.
- Well, I'll take it under advisement.Copy !req
73. Meantime, Doc, here's to your bones.Copy !req
74. And your bones.Copy !req
75. - Uh-oh.
- Uh-oh.Copy !req
76. - I'll be going now, Dr. Creed.
- All right, Missy. Thanks.Copy !req
77. - Hi, Missy.
- Hi.Copy !req
78. I'll do these up, bring them back
next time, Mrs. Creed.Copy !req
79. Great. Can you come on Monday, Missy?Copy !req
80. Always thought it would be lucky
to marry a doctor.Copy !req
81. Wish I had a doctor around
with my stomach pain so bad.Copy !req
82. Guess I'll never be lucky.
Hell, I ain't married to anyone.Copy !req
83. Bye, Missy.Copy !req
84. Mommy, Daddy, come on, let's go!Copy !req
85. We're coming.Copy !req
86. All set? Let's get on with it.Copy !req
87. There's the place.Copy !req
88. What's it say, Mommy?Copy !req
89. It says "Pet Sematary," honey.Copy !req
90. It's misspelled,
but that's what it says.Copy !req
91. Ellie, wait a minute!Copy !req
92. I told you it was a bad road, Louis.Copy !req
93. It's killed a lot of pets,
made a lot of kids unhappy.Copy !req
94. At least something good come of it.
This place.Copy !req
95. Couldn't plant nothing
but corpses here, anyway, I guess.Copy !req
96. How can you call it a good thing?Copy !req
97. A graveyard for pets
killed in the roadCopy !req
98. built by brokenhearted children.Copy !req
99. Well, they have to learn
about death somehow,Copy !req
100. - now, don't they, Mrs. Creed?
- Why?Copy !req
101. - Can I have the baby?
- Yeah.Copy !req
102. Daddy, look, this one's a goldfishy.Copy !req
103. That's right, Ellie.
They wasn't all killed by the road,Copy !req
104. especially the ones from
back in my time as a child.Copy !req
105. They get older as you
go towards the middle. Harder to read.Copy !req
106. Missy Ellen,
come over here just a minute.Copy !req
107. That's where I buried my dog, Spot,
when he died of old age in 1924.Copy !req
108. Ellie,Copy !req
109. do you know
what a graveyard really is?Copy !req
110. Well, I guess not.Copy !req
111. It's a place where the dead speak.Copy !req
112. No, not right out loud.Copy !req
113. Their stones speak or their markers.Copy !req
114. This ain't a scary place, Ellie.Copy !req
115. It's a place of rest and speaking.Copy !req
116. - Can you remember that?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
117. - Hi, babe.
- Daddy, what if Church dies?Copy !req
118. What if he dies
and has to go to the Pet Sematary?Copy !req
119. Honey, Church will be fine.Copy !req
120. No, he won't. Not in the end.Copy !req
121. In the end, he's going to croak,
isn't he?Copy !req
122. Lovey...Copy !req
123. Church might still be alive
when you're in high schoolCopy !req
124. and that's a very long time.Copy !req
125. It doesn't seem long to me.
It seems short.Copy !req
126. Well, if it was up to me,
I'd let Church live to be a hundred,Copy !req
127. but I don't make up the rules.Copy !req
128. And who does? God, I suppose.Copy !req
129. He's not God's cat, he's my cat.
Let God get his own if he wants one.Copy !req
130. Not mine. Not mine.Copy !req
131. Yuck! Gross!Copy !req
132. Uh-oh.Copy !req
133. I'm scared.Copy !req
134. What if school here
isn't like in Chicago?Copy !req
135. - I'm scared and I want to go home.
- You'll be all right, Ellie.Copy !req
136. I don't want Church
to get his nuts cut, Daddy.Copy !req
137. Good God, where did you hear that?Copy !req
138. Missy Dandridge.
She says it's an operation.Copy !req
139. The road is a lot more dangerous
than any operation.Copy !req
140. Church will be just the same.
Well, almost the same.Copy !req
141. And we won't have to worry about himCopy !req
142. getting run over in the road
by trucks.Copy !req
143. - Church'll be all right, honey.
- You promise, Daddy?Copy !req
144. Don't shilly-shally, Louis.
Give the little girl a promise.Copy !req
145. Church will be fine.Copy !req
146. I promise.Copy !req
147. - Thank you.
- You're very welcome.Copy !req
148. But if anything does happen
while he's under the gas,Copy !req
149. now, it's a one in a thousand shot,
but it does happen,Copy !req
150. you explain it to her.Copy !req
151. Church!Copy !req
152. Got to go.Copy !req
153. - Going to get his...
- Nuts cut. Yes.Copy !req
154. Thank you, Missy,
for introducing that colorful phraseCopy !req
155. - into my daughter's vocabulary.
- Don't mention it.Copy !req
156. - How's that bellyache of yours?
- No better. No worse.Copy !req
157. You know,
I can take a look at that for you.Copy !req
158. It'll pass. They always do.Copy !req
159. - Missy.
- Ma'am.Copy !req
160. Still friends, Doc?Copy !req
161. I kissed you.Copy !req
162. Have a great first day at school, Doc.Copy !req
163. - Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.Copy !req
164. - Bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.Copy !req
165. - Did anybody see what happened?
- He got hit by a truck.Copy !req
166. - God!
- His head.Copy !req
167. - Hold him gently.
- Didn't even stop!Copy !req
168. - There's so much blood!
- What the hell's going on?Copy !req
169. - Get the door.
- Get Dr. Creed! Bring him up here.Copy !req
170. What's happened here?Copy !req
171. - He got hit by a truck.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
172. - Dr. Creed!
- Get them all out of here.Copy !req
173. - Easy. Easy.
- All right. Everyone out, please.Copy !req
174. Let the doctors do their work.Copy !req
175. - Come on, let's clear the room here.
- Come on, everybody clear out!Copy !req
176. - Just clear out!
- Ambu bag. Start a cardiac monitor.Copy !req
177. - Yes, sir.
- Need large bores.Copy !req
178. All right, get an ambulance here
and get it right now.Copy !req
179. - He's got to go to EMC.
- It won't do any good.Copy !req
180. I know it won't, but for God's sake,
let's do it by the rules.Copy !req
181. Okay, now move.Copy !req
182. - Mark, who is it?
- It's Pascow.Copy !req
183. I told Rachel not so much
as a sprain today, my friend.Copy !req
184. The soilCopy !req
185. of a man's heartCopy !req
186. is stonier,Copy !req
187. Louis.Copy !req
188. How did you know my name?Copy !req
189. I'll comeCopy !req
190. to you.Copy !req
191. How did you know my name?Copy !req
192. Come on, Doc. We've got places to go.Copy !req
193. Come on, Doc.
Don't make me tell you twice.Copy !req
194. Hey, why are you here?Copy !req
195. I want to help you because... Louis,Copy !req
196. because you tried to help me.Copy !req
197. - Let's go, Doc.
- I don't like this dream.Copy !req
198. Who said you were dreaming?Copy !req
199. This is the place
where the dead speak.Copy !req
200. I want to wake up.
I want to wake up. That's all.Copy !req
201. Don't go on, Doc.Copy !req
202. No matter how much
you may feel you have to,Copy !req
203. do not go on to the placeCopy !req
204. where the dead walk.Copy !req
205. Please.Copy !req
206. I just want to wake up, that's all.Copy !req
207. I just want to wake up, that's all.Copy !req
208. The barrier was not
meant to be crossed.Copy !req
209. It's not my fault that you died.Copy !req
210. You were as good as dead
when they brought you in.Copy !req
211. The ground beyondCopy !req
212. is sour.Copy !req
213. You up, Doc?Copy !req
214. Getting there.Copy !req
215. Thanks, Nurse.Copy !req
216. Louis, it's not right.Copy !req
217. I don't like to think of you
rattling around the houseCopy !req
218. on Thanksgiving Day.Copy !req
219. That's supposed to be
a family holiday, Louis.Copy !req
220. That's why you're going with the kids
and without me.Copy !req
221. As far as your dad is concerned,Copy !req
222. I'm never going to be
a member of the family.Copy !req
223. But I want you around.Copy !req
224. I'll be around plenty
when you get back.Copy !req
225. Hello.Copy !req
226. Louis, afraid you may have
a spot of trouble here.Copy !req
227. Jud. What trouble?Copy !req
228. Well, there's a dead cat over here,
on the edge of my lawn.Copy !req
229. - Oh, Jesus.
- I think it might be your daughter's.Copy !req
230. Yup. That's Church all right.Copy !req
231. I'm sorry.Copy !req
232. At least it don't look
like he suffered.Copy !req
233. Well, Ellie will suffer.
She'll suffer plenty.Copy !req
234. Here. Give me that.Copy !req
235. What are you going to do with it?Copy !req
236. Put him in the garage, I guess.
I'll bury him in the morning.Copy !req
237. You gonna tell Ellie?Copy !req
238. Well, I'll have to mull that over
for a while.Copy !req
239. Maybe when they call,Copy !req
240. I'll just tell her I haven't seen
the damn cat around, you know?Copy !req
241. I don't want to spoil her holiday,
and Rachel's.Copy !req
242. Maybe there's a better way.Copy !req
243. So, do we plant him
on the outside of the circleCopy !req
244. - or do we start a new one?
- The place we're goingCopy !req
245. is on the other side of that.Copy !req
246. We can't climb over that.
We'll break our necks.Copy !req
247. No, we won't.
I've climbed it a time or two before.Copy !req
248. I know all the places to step.Copy !req
249. Just follow me.Copy !req
250. Move easy.Copy !req
251. Don't look down and don't stop.Copy !req
252. If you stop,
you'll crash through for sure.Copy !req
253. Just don't stop, and...Copy !req
254. And don't look down. Right.Copy !req
255. - Louis, you all right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
256. I guess I just lost my happy thoughts
there for a second.Copy !req
257. Not much farther now.Copy !req
258. Jud, what's that?Copy !req
259. Just a loon, that's all.Copy !req
260. - Here we go.
- Won't be much longer now.Copy !req
261. Just down here a little ways.Copy !req
262. - Almost there, Louis.
- You keep saying that.Copy !req
263. This time, I mean it.Copy !req
264. What is this place?Copy !req
265. This was their burial ground.Copy !req
266. - Whose burial ground?
- Micmac Indians.Copy !req
267. I brought you here
to bury Ellen's cat.Copy !req
268. Why, for God's sake?Copy !req
269. - I said why, Jud?
- I had my reasons.Copy !req
270. The soil's thin, but you'll manage.Copy !req
271. I'm going to sit over yonder
and have a smoke.Copy !req
272. I'd help you,
but you got to do it yourself.Copy !req
273. Each buries his own.Copy !req
274. Hello.Copy !req
275. Shit.Copy !req
276. Louis?Copy !req
277. - Louis?
- Yeah.Copy !req
278. When you talk to them,Copy !req
279. not one word
about what we done tonight.Copy !req
280. What did we do tonight, Jud?Copy !req
281. What we did, Louis,
was a secret thing.Copy !req
282. Women are supposed to be the ones
who are good at keeping secrets.Copy !req
283. But any woman who knows
anything at all will tell youCopy !req
284. she's never seen into a man's heart.Copy !req
285. The soil of a man's heart, Louis,
is stonier,Copy !req
286. like the soil up there,
in the old Micmac burying ground.Copy !req
287. - Goldman residence.
- Hi, Dory. It's Louis.Copy !req
288. - You want to talk to your daughter?
- Yeah. That would be real fine.Copy !req
289. - Hi, Daddy.
- Hi, baby.Copy !req
290. How's everything in Chicago land?Copy !req
291. Grandma and Grandpa
gave me all sorts of neat things.Copy !req
292. How's Church, Daddy?Copy !req
293. Does he miss me?Copy !req
294. Well,Copy !req
295. I guess he's just fine, Ellie.Copy !req
296. I haven't seen him
this evening, but...Copy !req
297. Well, make sure you put him down
in the cellar before you go to bedCopy !req
298. so he won't run out in the road.Copy !req
299. And kiss him good night for me.Copy !req
300. Yuck. Kiss your own cat.Copy !req
301. - Want to talk to Gage?
- Yeah.Copy !req
302. Here.Copy !req
303. Hi, Daddy. I love you.Copy !req
304. Hi, Daddy. I love you.Copy !req
305. Jesus.Copy !req
306. Church.Copy !req
307. Food, Church.Copy !req
308. Food.Copy !req
309. Come on, Church. Chow down.Copy !req
310. Come on, Church.Copy !req
311. Christ! I don't believe this.Copy !req
312. You stink, Church.Copy !req
313. Hold on a second.Copy !req
314. Gosh, he chewed his way out.Copy !req
315. Jesus, boy. Christ.Copy !req
316. Damn it.Copy !req
317. I'm trying to tell myself
that I buried him alive.Copy !req
318. I'm not a vet.Copy !req
319. - It was dark.
- Sure it was dark.Copy !req
320. But his head swiveled on his neck
like it was full of ball bearings.Copy !req
321. When you moved him,
he pulled out of the frost, Louis.Copy !req
322. Sounded like a piece of ticky tape
coming off a letter.Copy !req
323. Live things don't do that.Copy !req
324. You only stop melting the frost under
where you're laying when you're dead.Copy !req
325. Well, I feel like I'm going crazy.Copy !req
326. It was the ragman
told me about the place.Copy !req
327. He was half Micmac himself.Copy !req
328. He knew how I felt about my dog, Spot.Copy !req
329. Spot had got caught
in barbed wire that infected.Copy !req
330. When he died,
I thought I was going to die.Copy !req
331. Ragman did for me
what I did for you last night.Copy !req
332. Only I wasn't alone
when Spot came back.Copy !req
333. My mother was with me.Copy !req
334. You could still see
the barbed wire marks on him.Copy !req
335. Jud, come and get your dog!Copy !req
336. He stinks of the ground
you buried him in!Copy !req
337. Jud!Copy !req
338. Spot came back, all right.Copy !req
339. Spot!Copy !req
340. He was never quite the same dog
that I knew.Copy !req
341. Spot.Copy !req
342. When he died peacefully in the night,
that second time,Copy !req
343. I buried him up there in the
Pet SemataryCopy !req
344. where, as you saw,
his bones still lie.Copy !req
345. A man doesn't always
know why he does things, Louis.Copy !req
346. I think I did it
'cause your daughter ain't readyCopy !req
347. for her favorite pet to die.Copy !req
348. Maybe, with more time,
she'll learn what death really is.Copy !req
349. Which is where the pain stops
and the good memories begin.Copy !req
350. Has anyone ever
buried a person up there?Copy !req
351. Christ on his throne, no.
And who ever would?Copy !req
352. Shit. How the hell
did you get in here?Copy !req
353. Out!Copy !req
354. Out!Copy !req
355. Bye-bye, Ellie. Watch your step now.
There you go.Copy !req
356. - Daddy!
- Hi, sugar.Copy !req
357. Come here.Copy !req
358. Hi, Daddy.Copy !req
359. Daddy, is Church all right?Copy !req
360. Yes. I guess so.Copy !req
361. He was asleep on the porch
when I left.Copy !req
362. - There you go.
- Because I had a dream about him.Copy !req
363. I dreamed he got hit by a car,Copy !req
364. and you and Mr. Crandall
buried him in the Pet Sematary.Copy !req
365. That was a silly dream, wasn't it?Copy !req
366. - Is he really all right?
- Yes.Copy !req
367. - Hi, honey.
- You want to take your son, Doc?Copy !req
368. You smell bad.Copy !req
369. Can cats have shampoos?Copy !req
370. Yes, but you have to take them to
someone who grooms animals, though,Copy !req
371. and I think it's pretty expensive.Copy !req
372. I don't care. I'll save up
my allowance and pay for it.Copy !req
373. Church smells bad.Copy !req
374. I'll cough up the money, Ellen.Copy !req
375. - I hate that smell.
- Yes.Copy !req
376. I hate it, too.Copy !req
377. - And a red balloon...
- This is the yellow one.Copy !req
378. And now, may the Lord bless you
and keep you.Copy !req
379. May the Lord
make his face to shine upon youCopy !req
380. and comfort you and lift you upCopy !req
381. and give you peace.Copy !req
382. - Amen.
- Amen.Copy !req
383. - Rachel not feeling well?
- Well, just a touch of the flu.Copy !req
384. She's in bed. She's been throwing upCopy !req
385. ever since Mrs. Rogers called
and said Mrs. Dandridge...Copy !req
386. That's enough, Ellie.Copy !req
387. Hop in.Copy !req
388. Poor Missy.Copy !req
389. I don't know why God'd take
someone like her,Copy !req
390. who should still have a bunch of years
left in front of her,Copy !req
391. and lets an old fart like me
just go on and on.Copy !req
392. My father used to have a saying, Jud.Copy !req
393. "God sees the truth, but waits."Copy !req
394. Yeah. How's your cat, Louis?Copy !req
395. - It's Ellie's cat.
- No. It's your cat now.Copy !req
396. Possibly more Atlantic white-sided
dolphins have beachedCopy !req
397. or stranded themselves
along the Eastern Maine CoastCopy !req
398. and scientists don't know why.Copy !req
399. What's up, sugar?Copy !req
400. Daddy, do you think Missy Dandridge
went to heaven?Copy !req
401. Do you want to talk about it?Copy !req
402. - Is Missy in heaven, do you think?
- I don't know, honey.Copy !req
403. Different people believe
all sorts of different things.Copy !req
404. Some believe in heaven or hell.Copy !req
405. Some think we come back
as little childrenCopy !req
406. and some think we just wink outCopy !req
407. like a candle flame
when the wind blows hard.Copy !req
408. Do you believe that?Copy !req
409. No.Copy !req
410. I think we go on.Copy !req
411. Yeah. I have faith in that.Copy !req
412. - You believe in it.
- Give me a kiss.Copy !req
413. What do you want to watch?Copy !req
414. - I heard you and Ellie tonight.
- I thought you might have.Copy !req
415. I know you don't approve
of the subject.Copy !req
416. I just get scared.Copy !req
417. And you know me.Copy !req
418. When I get scared, I get defensive.Copy !req
419. Scared of what? Dying?Copy !req
420. - My sister, Zelda...
- I know, she died. Spinal meningitis.Copy !req
421. She was in the back bedroom
like a dirty secret.Copy !req
422. My sister died in the back bedroomCopy !req
423. and that's what she was.
A dirty secret.Copy !req
424. I had to...
I had to feed her sometimes.Copy !req
425. I hated it, but I did it.Copy !req
426. We wanted her to die.
We wished for her to be dead.Copy !req
427. It wasn't just so
she wouldn't feel any more pain.Copy !req
428. It was so we wouldn't
feel any more pain.Copy !req
429. It was because she started to look
like this monster.Copy !req
430. Even now, I wake up and I think,Copy !req
431. "Is Zelda dead yet?"Copy !req
432. "Is she?"Copy !req
433. My parents were gone when she died.Copy !req
434. Rachel.Copy !req
435. She started to...Copy !req
436. She started to convulse
and I thought...Copy !req
437. I thought, "Oh, my God, she's choking.
Zelda's choking.Copy !req
438. "And they'll come homeCopy !req
439. "and they'll say
I murdered her by choking.Copy !req
440. "They'll say, 'You hated her, Rachel.'
And that was true.Copy !req
441. "And they'll say,
'You wanted her to be dead, 'Copy !req
442. "and that was true, too."Copy !req
443. And then she died.Copy !req
444. And I started to scream.
I ran out of the house screamingCopy !req
445. "Zelda's dead! Zelda's dead!
Zelda's dead!"Copy !req
446. And the neighbors,
they came out and they looked.Copy !req
447. They thought I was crying.Copy !req
448. But you know something? I think maybeCopy !req
449. I was laughing.Copy !req
450. If you were, I salute you for it.Copy !req
451. And if I ever needed another reason
not to like your mother and father,Copy !req
452. I have one now.Copy !req
453. You should never have been left alone
with her, Rachel.Copy !req
454. Never. Where was a nurse?Copy !req
455. They actually went out
and left an 8-year-old kidCopy !req
456. in charge of her dying sisterCopy !req
457. who was probably
clinically insane by then.Copy !req
458. - Where are you going?
- I'm going to get you a Valium.Copy !req
459. - But you know I don't take...
- Tonight, you do.Copy !req
460. Look!Copy !req
461. - He pulled.
- Daddy's flying a kite.Copy !req
462. - Mommy, look!
- Watch him!Copy !req
463. - There it goes.
- That's it, Louis.Copy !req
464. - Go, Daddy.
- Higher, higher. We want it higher.Copy !req
465. - Louis, let Gage do it.
- Here you go, buddy.Copy !req
466. You're flying it.Copy !req
467. - There's the kite!
- You got it.Copy !req
468. Gage is flying it. You got it.Copy !req
469. Can I fly it now?Copy !req
470. In a minute, honey.
Let Gage finish his turn.Copy !req
471. - We gotted it.
- You got it.Copy !req
472. - Look high goes.
- Now farther. Go ahead.Copy !req
473. Go ahead. Run, buddy. Run.Copy !req
474. - Gage is flying it.
- I'm flying it.Copy !req
475. That kite's getting up there.Copy !req
476. Uh-oh.Copy !req
477. It got away from him, that numb shit!Copy !req
478. Ellen Creed!Copy !req
479. I dropped it.Copy !req
480. Daddy, can I fly it now?Copy !req
481. - Okay, in just a minute.
- Louis, I want to fly it.Copy !req
482. Uh-oh.Copy !req
483. Daddy, Daddy, it's my turn now.Copy !req
484. All right. Just a minute.Copy !req
485. Don't let him go in the road, Louis!Copy !req
486. Get him, Louis! Get the baby!Copy !req
487. Get the baby!Copy !req
488. Get the baby!Copy !req
489. - Gage!
- Look out! Stop!Copy !req
490. - Stop!
- Gage!Copy !req
491. No!Copy !req
492. No!Copy !req
493. No!Copy !req
494. Sedative finally took hold.Copy !req
495. Rachel's asleep.Copy !req
496. I want to go back to my own room.Copy !req
497. I can't sleep with Mommy.
She keeps stealing the covers.Copy !req
498. Ellie, what you got there?Copy !req
499. What you got there? Let me see.Copy !req
500. Can I see?Copy !req
501. Ain't that real nice?Copy !req
502. You pulling him in the wagon.Copy !req
503. Bet he liked that, didn't he?Copy !req
504. I'm going to carry this picture,
Mr. Crandall,Copy !req
505. until God lets Gage come back.Copy !req
506. Ellie, God doesn't do
things like that.Copy !req
507. He can if he wants to.Copy !req
508. I have to keep his things
waiting for him.Copy !req
509. That's what I think.Copy !req
510. I've got his picture.
And I'm gonna sit in his chair...Copy !req
511. Ellie.Copy !req
512. Louis, take care of your little girl.Copy !req
513. She needs you.Copy !req
514. I knew something
like this would happen.Copy !req
515. I told her when you were first marriedCopy !req
516. you'll have all the grief
you can stand and more, I said.Copy !req
517. Now, look at this.Copy !req
518. I hope you rot in hell!Copy !req
519. Where were you
when he was playing in the road?Copy !req
520. You stinking shit!Copy !req
521. You killer of children!Copy !req
522. - Daddy!
- Ellie!Copy !req
523. - Stop it!
- You son of a bitch!Copy !req
524. No! Oh, God!Copy !req
525. - No!
- No!Copy !req
526. - No!
- Louis!Copy !req
527. Son of a bitch!Copy !req
528. - You had no right!
- What's wrong with you?Copy !req
529. It's your son's funeral.
Get a hold of yourself, please.Copy !req
530. Good night, Ellie.Copy !req
531. Good night, Daddy.Copy !req
532. Daddy?Copy !req
533. God could take it back
if he wanted to, couldn't he?Copy !req
534. If he really, really wanted to.Copy !req
535. Can I have faith in that?Copy !req
536. Yes.Copy !req
537. I suppose you can.Copy !req
538. Good night, Ellie.Copy !req
539. Fuck off, hairball.Copy !req
540. Jud, I buried my son today.Copy !req
541. I'm very tired.
I wonder if we could just...Copy !req
542. You're thinking thoughts
best not thought of, Louis.Copy !req
543. I'm thinking about going to bed.Copy !req
544. I'm responsible for more pain
in your heartCopy !req
545. than you should have tonight.Copy !req
546. For all I know,
I may even be responsibleCopy !req
547. - for the death of your son.
- What?Copy !req
548. Jud, you're talking crazy.Copy !req
549. You are thinking
of putting him up there.Copy !req
550. Don't deny the thought
hadn't crossed your mind, Louis.Copy !req
551. Louis...Copy !req
552. You asked meCopy !req
553. if anyone had ever buried a person
up there in the Micmac grounds.Copy !req
554. I lied to you when I said no.Copy !req
555. It's been done.Copy !req
556. What you've been thinking of
has been done.Copy !req
557. He was a local boy.Copy !req
558. It was towards the end
of the Second World War.Copy !req
559. His name was Timmy Baterman.Copy !req
560. He was killed on his way home
from the Second World War.Copy !req
561. His father, Bill Baterman,
was grief-struck.Copy !req
562. He was so grief-struck,
he buried his son up thereCopy !req
563. before he ever had a chance
to get to the bottom of the truth.Copy !req
564. I'll bite, Jud.Copy !req
565. What's the bottom of the truth?Copy !req
566. Well, sometimes dead is better.Copy !req
567. The person you put up there
ain't the person that comes back.Copy !req
568. It may look like that person,
but it ain't that person.Copy !req
569. 'Cause whatever lives in the groundCopy !req
570. beyond the Pet Sematary
ain't human at all.Copy !req
571. It was four or five days
after Timmy's funeralCopy !req
572. that Margie Washburn seen TimmyCopy !req
573. walking up the road
towards Yorkie's Livery.Copy !req
574. As time went by,Copy !req
575. lots of folks saw Timmy
walking back and forth.Copy !req
576. But it was Margie who finally came
to some of us menfolksCopy !req
577. and said it had to be stopped.Copy !req
578. She knew it was an abomination.Copy !req
579. So us men sat down and talked it out.Copy !req
580. Then we got into my carCopy !req
581. and went over to the Baterman place
to take care of it.Copy !req
582. He's dead! He ain't natural!Copy !req
583. One way or the other.Copy !req
584. Yeah, there's no other way.
He's got to burn!Copy !req
585. You're wrecking my house! Stop it!Copy !req
586. - Timmy, stop it!
- Daddy.Copy !req
587. - Stop it!
- The place is going up!Copy !req
588. - Go away!
- Get out while you still can, Bill.Copy !req
589. - Bring out the cans.
- I got them.Copy !req
590. Wait a minute, fellows. Wait a minute.Copy !req
591. He's a monster, Bill!Copy !req
592. Leave us alone! He's my son!Copy !req
593. - Come, Timmy. Let's get out.
- Love Dad.Copy !req
594. Hate living.Copy !req
595. Come on, son!Copy !req
596. No, Timmy! No!Copy !req
597. Love Dad! Hate living.Copy !req
598. Louis, sometimes dead is better.Copy !req
599. The Indians knew that.Copy !req
600. They stopped using that burial ground
when the ground went sour.Copy !req
601. Don't think about doing it, Louis.Copy !req
602. The place gets hold of you,
but the place is evil.Copy !req
603. Sometimes, dead is better.Copy !req
604. You see, Louis,
what I'm getting at here?Copy !req
605. You understand?Copy !req
606. You're telling me that place knew
Gage was going to die?Copy !req
607. I'm sayingCopy !req
608. that place might have made Gage die
because I introduced you to the power.Copy !req
609. I may have murdered your son, Louis.Copy !req
610. This could be the beginning
of patching things up with your folks.Copy !req
611. If something good doesn't
come from Gage's death, I think...Copy !req
612. Final call for
Inter-land Flight 61 to Chicago.Copy !req
613. All passengers holding tickets
on Flight 61...Copy !req
614. I don't want to go to Chicago,
Grandma Dory.Copy !req
615. - Why not, darling?
- I had a bad dream last night.Copy !req
616. - About what?
- About Daddy and GageCopy !req
617. and someone named Paxcow.Copy !req
618. You guys better get going,
or you're gonna miss the boat.Copy !req
619. Louis, I am sorry.Copy !req
620. - What can I say? I lost my mind.
- We all lost our minds, Irwin.Copy !req
621. You take care of your mother, darling.Copy !req
622. Come with us, Daddy.
Please come with us.Copy !req
623. I'll be there in three days,
four at the most.Copy !req
624. Please, Daddy, I'm scared.Copy !req
625. Everything's going to be
all right, Ellie.Copy !req
626. Do you swear?Copy !req
627. I swear.Copy !req
628. Come on, Ellie. Let's go.Copy !req
629. Final boarding call
for Inter-land Flight 61 to Chicago.Copy !req
630. All passengers should now
be on board...Copy !req
631. It's wrong.Copy !req
632. What happened to you is wrong.Copy !req
633. Remember, Doc,Copy !req
634. the barrier was not meant
to be crossed.Copy !req
635. The ground is sour.Copy !req
636. If it doesn't work,Copy !req
637. if he comes backCopy !req
638. and he's like Jud said
Timmy Baterman was,Copy !req
639. I'll just put him back to sleep.Copy !req
640. They don't have to know.Copy !req
641. Rachel and Ellie
don't ever have to know.Copy !req
642. Mommy. Mommy.Copy !req
643. Mommy! Mommy.Copy !req
644. Mommy! Mommy!Copy !req
645. Honey, you just had a bad dream,
that's all. You know that, don't you?Copy !req
646. It wasn't a dream. It was Paxcow.Copy !req
647. Paxcow says Daddy's
gonna do something really bad.Copy !req
648. Who is this Paxcow?
Is he like the bogeyman?Copy !req
649. He's a ghost. He's a good ghost.Copy !req
650. He says he was sent to warn us.Copy !req
651. He says he was near Daddy
because they were togetherCopy !req
652. when his soul was dis...Copy !req
653. - I can't remember.
- Listen to me.Copy !req
654. There are no ghosts, Ellie.
There are no ghosts.Copy !req
655. Now I want you to go to sleep
and forget all this nonsense.Copy !req
656. Do you hear me?Copy !req
657. Will you at least call
and make sure Daddy's okay?Copy !req
658. Of course I will.Copy !req
659. Paxcow? Where do I know that name?Copy !req
660. - Pascow.
- Pascow?Copy !req
661. Was she saying Pascow?Copy !req
662. He was trying to help me
because Daddy was helping himCopy !req
663. when his soul dis...Copy !req
664. Discorporated.Copy !req
665. I'm going to bust you out, son.Copy !req
666. He's not home.Copy !req
667. Probably went out for a hamburger
or a chicken dinner, dear.Copy !req
668. You know how men are
when they're alone.Copy !req
669. Hello?Copy !req
670. Hello, Jud. It's Rachel Creed.
I'm calling from Chicago.Copy !req
671. Chicago? Is Louis with you?Copy !req
672. No. We're going to be here a while,Copy !req
673. and he needed a few days
to close things up back there.Copy !req
674. I just wondered if he was with you.Copy !req
675. No.Copy !req
676. But if he drops by,
I'll tell him to call you.Copy !req
677. - Don't bother, Jud. I'm coming home.
- Rachel, no.Copy !req
678. - You don't want to do that.
- I have to do it, Jud. Goodbye.Copy !req
679. Rachel! Rachel!Copy !req
680. You've done it, you stupid old man.
Now you got to undo it.Copy !req
681. Gage.Copy !req
682. It's going to be all right.Copy !req
683. I swear it's going to be all right.Copy !req
684. I'm coming for you, Rachel.Copy !req
685. And this time,Copy !req
686. I'll get you.Copy !req
687. Gage and ICopy !req
688. will get youCopy !req
689. for letting us die.Copy !req
690. Good evening again,
ladies and gentlemen.Copy !req
691. We've had a strong tailwind
and we expect to arriveCopy !req
692. at Boston's Logan Airport
almost on time.Copy !req
693. Thank God.Copy !req
694. Excuse me. Sorry. Excuse me.Copy !req
695. Excuse me.Copy !req
696. Excuse me. Excuse me.Copy !req
697. Excuse me. Excuse me.Copy !req
698. Don't do that, babe.Copy !req
699. - Make it wait.
- I can't.Copy !req
700. All right. I'll call the pilot.Copy !req
701. I'm not going to stop, Gage.Copy !req
702. I'm not going to look down.Copy !req
703. I'm sorry. It's been very busy.
I really don't have anything.Copy !req
704. What about the Aries K,
the one with the scratch on its side?Copy !req
705. I do have an Aries K,
but it came in rather beat-upCopy !req
706. and there's a long scrape up one side.Copy !req
707. I'll take it.Copy !req
708. Okay. Major credit card and a license.Copy !req
709. Louis.Copy !req
710. See?Copy !req
711. Just imagination.Copy !req
712. - Now what?
- It's trying to stop you.Copy !req
713. Do you hear me?
It's trying to stop you.Copy !req
714. Is anyone there?Copy !req
715. Come back to me, Gage.Copy !req
716. Come back to us.Copy !req
717. Hey!Copy !req
718. Hey, stop!Copy !req
719. - Hop in, babe.
- Thank you.Copy !req
720. Oh, my.Copy !req
721. Who's here?Copy !req
722. Let's play hide and go seek.Copy !req
723. Gage?Copy !req
724. You the one playing games?Copy !req
725. Gage?Copy !req
726. Come on out.Copy !req
727. I brought you something.Copy !req
728. Where did you...Copy !req
729. - Thank you so much.
- Think nothing of it.Copy !req
730. Hell, I didn't get a ticket, lady,
so you're welcome.Copy !req
731. Whatever your problems are,
I hope they work out.Copy !req
732. It's the end of the line for me, too.
I'm not allowed any further.Copy !req
733. - I'm sure things will be fine.
- I'm not.Copy !req
734. Rachel!Copy !req
735. Church?Copy !req
736. Jud?Copy !req
737. Jud?Copy !req
738. Jud, are you up there?Copy !req
739. Rachel.Copy !req
740. Rachel.Copy !req
741. Rachel, is that you?Copy !req
742. I finally came back for you, Rachel.Copy !req
743. I'm going to twist your back like mineCopy !req
744. so you'll never get out of bed again.Copy !req
745. Never get out of bed again.Copy !req
746. Never get out of bed again!Copy !req
747. Never get out of bed again!Copy !req
748. Gage.Copy !req
749. - I brought you something, Mommy.
- Gage.Copy !req
750. I brought you something, Mommy.Copy !req
751. Gage. Gage.Copy !req
752. I brought you something, Mommy.Copy !req
753. Oh, Christ.Copy !req
754. Gage.Copy !req
755. Oh, my God.Copy !req
756. Gage?Copy !req
757. - Hello.
- Hello, Louis.Copy !req
758. It's Irwin. I just wanted to be sure
Rachel got back all right.Copy !req
759. Louis? Are you there?Copy !req
760. - Yes, I'm here.
- Did she get back all right?Copy !req
761. Yes. She's fine.Copy !req
762. Well, put her on at that end,
and I'll put Ellie on this one.Copy !req
763. Ellie's very worried about her mother.Copy !req
764. - She's almost in hysterics.
- She's...Copy !req
765. - Rachel's asleep.
- I suggest you wake her up.Copy !req
766. Ellie had a dream
that her mother was dead.Copy !req
767. Irwin, I can't talk to you right now.Copy !req
768. Irwin, I told you
I can't talk to you right now.Copy !req
769. I'm at Jud's, Daddy.
Will you come over and play with me?Copy !req
770. First I played with Jud.Copy !req
771. Then Mommy came,
and I played with Mommy.Copy !req
772. We played, Daddy.
We had an awful good time.Copy !req
773. Now I want to play with you.Copy !req
774. What did you do?Copy !req
775. What did you do?Copy !req
776. Hi, Church.Copy !req
777. Want some grub, Church? Church.Copy !req
778. Don't mind me.Copy !req
779. Eat it while you can.Copy !req
780. That's right.Copy !req
781. Today is Thanksgiving Day for cats.Copy !req
782. But onlyCopy !req
783. if they came back from the dead.Copy !req
784. Go on. Lie down.Copy !req
785. Play dead.Copy !req
786. Be dead!Copy !req
787. Gage?Copy !req
788. Gage?Copy !req
789. Gage, what have you done?Copy !req
790. Rachel!Copy !req
791. Scared you, didn't I?Copy !req
792. - Gage?
- Hi, Daddy.Copy !req
793. Now I want to play with you.Copy !req
794. All right, Gage.Copy !req
795. Let's play.Copy !req
796. Daddy.Copy !req
797. Come here.Copy !req
798. Come here.Copy !req
799. No fair.Copy !req
800. No fair, no fair.Copy !req
801. I'm sorry, Louis. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
802. But don't make it worse. Don't.Copy !req
803. I waited too long with Gage.Copy !req
804. With Rachel, it will work this time,
because she just died.Copy !req
805. She just died a little while ago.Copy !req
806. Louis, don't!Copy !req
807. Please, Louis!Copy !req
808. No!Copy !req
809. It will be all right, Rachel.Copy !req
810. I promise.Copy !req
811. The soil of a man's heart
is stonier, Louis.Copy !req
812. A man grows what he can,
then he tends it.Copy !req
813. Because what you buy is what you own.Copy !req
814. And what you own
always comes home to you.Copy !req
815. Darling.Copy !req
816. No!Copy !req