The Shape of Water (2017)

1. If I spoke about it,

2. if I did,

3. what would I tell you?

4. I wonder.

5. Would I tell you about the time?

6. It happened a long time ago, it seems,

7. in the last days of a fair prince's reign.

8. Or would I tell you about the place?

9. A small city near the coast,

10. but far from everything else.

11. Or, I don't know...

12. Would I tell you about her?

13. The princess without voice.

14. Or perhaps I would just warn you about the truth of these facts...

15. and the tale of love and loss...

16. and the monster who tried to destroy it all.

17. My Lord Hedak.

18. So, you are troubled. Tell me.

19. I've...

20. I have sinned. I've offended the god.

21. I am deep in sin, my Lord Hedak.

22. Let me judge of that.

23. I've doubted the ceremony of the sacrifice.

24. I don't want to go up there.

25. Why, everybody's got to go upstairs, Miss Lloyd,

26. if they wants to go to bed.

27. The sirens wake you up? There was a fire.

28. The chocolate factory.

29. Do you smell that?

30. Oh, my!

31. Toasted cocoa.

32. Tragedy and delight, hand in hand.

33. Something to eat?

34. Oh, my dear child.

35. I would waste away if you weren't here looking after me.

36. I am the proverbial starving...

37. - Watch this.

38. It's Bojangles, the stair dance.

39. Oh, that's so hard. Cagney did it.

40. Different, but beautiful.

41. It's beautiful.

42. - I wanna do that, too. - All right!

43. - Are you ready? - Yup.

44. Come on.

45. Ah!

46. Say, you catch on quick.

47. Look out now. Here's your last one!

48. Elisa!

49. Next time you come to bring the rent,

50. I want you to stay and see the Bible movie, huh?

51. I have— I have two free tickets here.

52. You bring your neighbor Giles. He's a good boy.

53. Bible movie and comedy!

54. Thanks. Nobody's coming to the theater, huh?

55. I'll throw in a free popcorn and soda! Hmm?

56. Oh, no!

57. For God's sake, there are two "S's" there!

58. Come on! Two "S." "Mardi Grass!"Mardi Grass!"

59. Two "S."

60. All personnel, be advised that Sector 12

61. has now been cleared to Level A safety.

62. Elisa! Come on. I'm here already.

63. You got to learn to be on time.

64. Hey! What are you doing? Don't cut in, dummy!

65. Leave her alone, woman. I was keeping her place.

66. I get reported, I come after you and the mute.

67. You do that, Yolanda. You do that.

68. My feet are already killing me.

69. I made Brewster pigs in a blanket tonight before leaving,

70. and, boy, he just ate 'em up.

71. No "thank-yous," no "yum-yums."

72. Not a peep.

73. Man is as silent as a grave.

74. But if farts were flattery...

75. honey, he'd be Shakespeare.

76. And then I get home and I make him breakfast.

77. Eggs, bacon, and buttered toast.

78. I butter the man's toast, Elisa.

79. Mmm-hmm, both sides,

80. as if he was a child.

81. And I don't even get a thank-you.

82. You'd be grateful because you're an educated woman.

83. But my Brewster, all he had going for him

84. was animal magnetism back in the day.

85. Hasn't worked in a while.

86. What in the Sam Hill? Lou!

87. You boys mind putting the trash in the cans?

88. That's what it's there for.

89. Hard to believe, huh? That's what it's there for.

90. All right, all right. Sorry, Zelda! Sorry!

91. I don't know what they're doing.

92. Making a goddamn mess is what I think.

93. Zelda! Stop that chatter, please.

94. Yes, sir.

95. And there's no call for the blasphemy.

96. Sorry, Mr. Fleming, sir.

97. A moment of your time!

98. Today, we are receiving a new team and asset here in T-4.

99. This is Dr. Robert Hoffstetler from our sister facility in Galveston.

100. Now, I don't wanna bolster or overstate the matter,

101. but this may very well be the most sensitive asset

102. ever to be housed in this facility.

103. - How was your trip? - Fine. Who's security here?

104. Just one moment, please.

105. Security! Who's security?

106. Welcome to T-4, sir.

107. Yes, sir, I am Fleming, head of security.

108. And if there are questions you have or concerns, you just talk to me.

109. Do you understand? I'll be in charge from now on.

110. - Get them out.

111. Help me move the cylinder into the compressor.

112. Bring it here. Bring it here.

113. Bring it over here. There. Mount the cylinder.

114. We need to pressurize it immediately.

115. - From there to there. - Elisa! Elisa!

116. Come on!

117. Lord, what goes on in this place?

118. Did you see that?

119. Yes, I'm wearing the hairpiece.

120. How does it look?

121. - Oh! Careful of the car.

122. And it's not a hairpiece.

123. It's a toupee. It's French.

124. It's eternal, see?

125. Tantalus never achieved the escape of death,

126. because the fruit on the branches was just always out of his reach,

127. and the water in the stream receded every time he stooped down to drink.

128. And so that's why we say things today like...

129. "Look at those tantalizing pies."

130. Thank you! Y'all come back now, you hear?

131. Yes, pies for breakfast.

132. Just trust me on this.

133. Hey, folks! Welcome to Dixie Doug's.

134. I've seen you in here before, right?

135. Yes. I've been here a couple of times, as a matter of fact.

136. Partial to key lime pie?

137. I am, I am. Two to go.

138. Just go with it, please. Please.

139. Uh, I, uh, it's a craving that I indulge in.

140. Can't possibly be good for me, but nothing I like is.

141. No, no. It's a mighty fine pie, key lime.

142. You wouldn't happen to be

143. the famous "Dixie Doug" himself, would you?

144. Oh, heck no.

145. The pies are trucked throughout the country.

146. - They call it "franchising," see? - Oh.

147. They give us the spinners, the signage.

148. That there's "Pie Boy," our mascot.

149. I don't talk like that.

150. I'm from Ottawa.

151. No.

152. I completely bought it.

153. "That's-a-great-a-pie."

154. The... The, uh...

155. The little— little guy, is he supposed to be Italian?

156. I guess so.

157. Well, it's very clever.

158. Y'all come back now, you hear?

159. "Y'all come back now."

160. Do you think he meant it?

161. He had noticed me. I mean, you heard that.

162. - This pie is rather sordid.

163. And don't spit it out.

164. Next time we go, we'll just try a different flavor. Hmm?

165. Save it for later, put it away.

166. as the clocks point to 6:00 a.m.

167. Eastern Standard Time.

168. The skies are beginning to lighten

169. - and a cool north wind rustles across...

170. groups of Negroes have been swarming

171. in front of and behind the advancing police.

172. Oh, dear God! Change that awfulness.

173. I do not want to see that.

174. - A curfew moves into effect... - I do not want to see it.

175. Pretty baby

176. Oh, that's better, that's better.

177. Oh, look at Betty.

178. Oh, God, to be young and beautiful.

179. If I could go back to when I was 18,

180. I didn't know anything about anything,

181. I'd give myself a bit of advice.

182. What would you say?

183. I would say, "Take better care of your teeth

184. and fuck a lot more."

185. - Oh no, no, that's very good advice.

186. Pretty baby of mine

187. Pretty baby of mine

188. Will you look at this?

189. Look.

190. Some of the best minds in the country,

191. peeing all over the floor in this here facility.

192. Mmm, mmm, mmm.

193. There's pee freckles on the ceiling now.

194. How'd they get it up there?

195. Just how big a target do they need, you figure?

196. They get enough practice, that's for sure.

197. My Brewster...

198. no one's ever called him a great mind,

199. but even he manages to hit the can

200. 70% of the time.

201. Excuse us, sir.

202. No, no, no, that's all right.

203. Go ahead.

204. You ladies seem to be chatting enjoyably.

205. Girl talk, no doubt.

206. Don't mind me.

207. Elisa.

208. Look, don't touch.

209. That lovely dingus, right there, is an Alabama howdy-do.

210. Molded grip handle, low-current, high-voltage electric shock cattle prod.

211. Name's Strickland, security.

212. Fleming's security.

213. Oh, no. No, a man washes his hands

214. before or after tending to his needs.

215. It tells you a lot about a man.

216. He does it both times...

217. points to a weakness in character.

218. Ladies.

219. It was very pleasant chatting with you both.

220. Short people are mean.

221. I never met a short man that stayed nice all the way through.

222. No, sir.

223. Mean little backstabbers, all of them.

224. Maybe it's the air down there,

225. not enough oxygen or something.

226. Help! He's losing blood!

227. - Help!

228. Come on, come on.

229. You think the Russians broke in?

230. I don't think so.

231. And if they did,

232. Duane's meatloaf will kill them all, honey.

233. It was two shots. Did you hear them?

234. All right, three. And that scream.

235. Lord, what ever happens in this place?

236. You two, come with me.

237. Right now, Mr. Fleming, sir?

238. Any chance we get to conclude our dinner?

239. - Now!

240. Oh, heavens to Betsy.

241. We are in a pickle.

242. We are in such a pickle.

243. You will have exactly 20 minutes

244. to render this— this lab immaculate, and so on and so forth.

245. - 20 minutes.

246. It's a lot of blood. What went on in here?

247. I can handle pee.

248. I can handle poo.

249. But blood... Ugh.

250. Blood just does something to me.

251. Here, hon. Help me mop it up.

252. The sooner we get outta here, the better.

253. Is that a tater tot?

254. Oh!

255. It's a finger.

256. There's two fingers. Okay, okay, okay.

257. Put them away. And just wait here.

258. - I'm gonna go get Mr. Fleming.

259. Where are these body parts?

260. The body parts?

261. No, I believe you, honey.

262. But are you sure it was alive?

263. I'm sure. Because I saw a mermaid once in a carnival tent...

264. and it was a monkey sewn to the tail of a fish.

265. Looked real to me.

266. I'm sure.

267. All right, I apologize.

268. Oh! I have a deadline.

269. Do you know, uh,

270. corn flakes were invented to prevent masturbation.

271. Didn't work.

272. Oh, Alice Faye just started.

273. She was a huge star, huge.

274. And one day, she couldn't take the bullshit and the backstabbing anymore.

275. She just walked away from it all.

276. Ta-da!

277. That's not bad, is it? For being shit.

278. It's not shit.

279. Listen. You eat, you go to bed, you rest.

280. And when I get paid...

281. I'm so blue without you

282. we get pie.

283. Nothing for me. No, we don't get pie.

284. I get pie. You get whatever you want.

285. Wish me luck.

286. Good luck.

287. Then I have only this to say

288. You'll never know just how much

289. I miss you

290. You'll never know just how much

291. I care

292. Green. They want the gelatin to be green now.

293. - I was told red. - New concept.

294. That's the future now. Green.

295. Oh, and they want them happier, the family.

296. - Happier? Happier? - Mmm.

297. The father looks like he just discovered the missionary position.

298. Giles.

299. Well, what are they supposed to be happy about?

300. The client wanted photographs, I sold them on this.

301. It's too bad. This is nice work.

302. It is nice, isn't it? I think it's one of my best.

303. How are you holding up? You drinking?

304. No, not a drop. No.

305. Are you getting any work since you left Klein and Saunders?

306. You mean since I was asked to leave by you.

307. We are not getting into this now.

308. I wanna come back, Bernie.

309. We'll see.

310. Now, do this.

311. I think we're making great progress.

312. Good work.

313. Egg.

314. Elisa.

315. What are you doing in there?

316. Cleaning, huh?

317. Listen, honey.

318. Mr. I Pee with My Hands on My Hips wants to see us both.

319. "Zelda D. Fuller."

320. How long have you two known each other, Zelda?

321. About 10 years, sir.

322. No siblings, Zelda?

323. No, sir.

324. That's not common, is it? For your people?

325. My mama died after me.

326. After I was born.

327. What does that "D" stand for?

328. Delilah, sir.

329. On account of the Bible.

330. Delilah, she betrayed Samson.

331. Lulled him to sleep, cut his hair.

332. Philistines tortured him, humiliated him,

333. burned his eyes out.

334. Hmm.

335. Guess my mama didn't read the Good Book close enough.

336. And you...

337. "Elisa Esposito."

338. Doesn't "Esposito" mean orphan?

339. "Our Lady of Sorrows Orphanage in Putnam."

340. They found her by the river, in the water.

341. It was you that found my fingers.

342. Oh!

343. Thanks.

344. Three hours in surgery.

345. They rebuilt the first phalanx here,

346. sutured the tendons.

347. Don't know if it's gonna take or not.

348. There was mustard on them. A paper bag?

349. It was all we had, sir.

350. I answer mostly on account of she can't talk.

351. She can't? She deaf?

352. Mute, sir.

353. She said she can hear you.

354. All those scars on your neck.

355. That's what did it. Cut your voice box, right?

356. She said since she was a baby.

357. Who would do that to a baby?

358. The world is sinful.

359. Wouldn't you say so, Delilah?

360. Well, let me say this upfront.

361. You clean that lab, you get out.

362. The thing we keep in there is an affront.

363. Do you know what an affront is, Zelda?

364. Something offensive.

365. That's right, and I should know.

366. I dragged that filthy thing...

367. out of the river muck in South America all the way here.

368. And along the way, we didn't get to like each other much.

369. Now...

370. you may think that thing looks human.

371. Stands on two legs, right?

372. But we're created in the Lord's image.

373. You don't think that's what the Lord looks like, do you?

374. I wouldn't know, sir, what the Lord looks like.

375. Well, it's human, Zelda. He looks like a human, like me.

376. Or even you.

377. Maybe a little more like me, I guess.

378. That's all.

379. General Hoyt, thank you for calling me back, sir.

380. - Feeling better? - Oh, yes, sir, much better.

381. Pain pills is all.

382. - Close the door. - You lost two fingers, was it?

383. Two fingers, yeah. He got two fingers.

384. But I still got my thumb, my trigger, and my pussy finger.

385. Sounds to me like you'll do all right then.

386. Yes, sir, that's right.

387. Looking forward to your visit, sir.

388. Decisions need to be made about the asset.

389. Egg.

390. Flavors of fruity pies await you.

391. Three new locations in downtown Baltimore.

392. The future is here.

393. Get some rest.

394. Pumpkin, banana...

395. Pick me up at 9:30.

396. 2130 hours. Yes, sir.

397. Dixie Doug's. That's-a-great-a-pie.

398. - ... joyous day! - I'm home.

399. I made you an omelet.

400. - Hey, Dad. Guess what? - No pancakes?

401. I've been through half the boxes and I can't find the griddle.

402. Guess what?

403. I made you a cheese and broccoli omelet.

404. How are you feeling? Does it hurt?

405. - A little bit. Pills help. - Guess what?

406. What?

407. We're burying a time capsule at the new school.

408. I wanted to ask you,

409. do you think we'll all have jetpacks in the future?

410. - Believe it, son.

411. Oh! Bus is here.

412. This is America.

413. Bye, Dad!

414. Finish your omelet,

415. then wash your hands real good and come upstairs, sweetie.

416. I kind of like it here. The kids like the lawn.

417. Plus, DC is just half an hour away, isn't it?

418. It's still Baltimore, Elaine. No one likes Baltimore.

419. You know what I'm thinking?

420. I'm thinking, I need a new car.

421. You need a new car, do you?

422. How about a Cadillac, mister?

423. Richard.

424. Oh, Richard!

425. Sweetie, sweetie?

426. Sweetie, your, um, your hand, it's bleeding.

427. - Silence. Don't talk. - Sweetie, um...

428. Don't talk. I want you in silence.

429. Silent, silent. Yes.

430. Yes.

431. Silence.

432. Dr. Levensen to Aeronautics.

433. Dr. Levensen to Aeronautics.

434. Music.

435. Music.

436. Why do robins sing in December?

437. Long before the springtime is due

438. And even though it's snowing, violets are growing

439. I know why, and so do you

440. When you smile at me

441. I hear gypsy violins

442. Music.

443. When you dance with me

444. I'm in heaven when the music begins

445. I can see the sun when it's raining

446. Hiding every cloud from my view

447. And why do I see rainbows when you're in my arms?

448. I know why and so do you

449. Are you okay?

450. I know why

451. And so

452. Do you

453. Hey!

454. - Gotcha. - No, you didn't.

455. "The sparrow nests on the window—"

456. - What? - "The sparrow...

457. nests on the windowsill!"

458. "And the eagle takes the prey."

459. - What?

460. That's the password...

461. "And the Eagle takes the Prey."

462. Let's go.

463. Bob!

464. How are you?

465. I was sitting like a moron on a concrete block

466. in the middle of nowhere for an hour.

467. We meet in this shitty restaurant every time!

468. I could change my mind.

469. But you don't.

470. Tell us,

471. "Bob."

472. Dimitri.

473. Comrade.

474. Not "Bob."

475. What is this?

476. Dimitri.

477. Anatomical notes...

478. and...

479. layout of the laboratory

480. where the asset is being studied.

481. Everything we need for

482. the extraction.

483. I will pass it on to the directorate.

484. We must do it as soon as possible.

485. Milhalkov...

486. This creature...

487. I think it may be able

488. to communicate.

489. Communicate?

490. Yes, communicate with us.

491. I have reason to believe

492. it is intelligent.

493. It responds,

494. It responds to...

495. language...

496. music...

497. Will you please

498. pass that up also?

499. I will.

500. Now...

501. eat, Dimitri.

502. They call this...

503. Surf...

504. and Turf.

505. Surf and Turf.

506. The lobsters are boiled right here.

507. They squeak a little,

508. but they are...

509. so soft...

510. and sweet.

511. Elisa! Hurry, hurry, come on.

512. I swear to God, girl.

513. You're doing it again, Zelda.

514. Oh, give it a rest, Yolanda.

515. Whoo!

516. Hey, Zelda, want a smoke?

517. That shit ain't good for you, Duane.

518. Yeah, but it feel good.

519. It does, doesn't it?

520. Come on, Elisa. Just one.

521. - Come on, come on, come on. - Don't worry about that camera.

522. We push 'em up at break time.

523. - Mmm-hmm. - This here is a blind spot.

524. Man can't make meatloaf...

525. It adds a little spice.

526. Sector Five,

527. must ready energy test, starting in two hours.

528. Fleming, I have to finish some things in here.

529. Fetch the general, will you?

530. - Aw, you missed me, huh?

531. I took a candy break.

532. This is what scares you, huh?

533. Well, gee, you should be used to it by now.

534. There you go again, making that god-awful sound.

535. Is that you crying, huh? Is that what it is?

536. Are you hurting?

537. Or maybe you're angry!

538. Maybe you'd like to get another bite of me. Huh?

539. Go ahead.

540. I can't tell.

541. I mean, are you begging?

542. Because to me,

543. it's just the worst fucking noise I ever heard.

544. Paging Captain Walters.

545. Captain Walters, please pick up the courtesy phone.

546. Elisa.

547. Elisa!

548. General Hoyt! Welcome, sir!

549. Everything's ready. Glad to have you, sir.

550. - Good to see you, son. - Thank you.

551. Good God Almighty! Is that it?

552. Hell of a lot bigger than I thought.

553. Ugly as sin.

554. You know, the natives in the Amazon worshiped it like a god.

555. Doesn't look like much of a god now, does it?

556. Well, they're primitive, sir.

557. You know, they would toss offerings into the water.

558. Flowers, fruits, crap like that.

559. Then they tried to stop the oil drill with bows and arrows.

560. That didn't turn out too well.

561. He's bleeding.

562. What happened?

563. It's an animal, Hoffstetler. Just keeping it tame.

564. "Oxygen osmosis and dioxide exchange."

565. What the hell have we got here, son?

566. This creature, sir,

567. it can alternate between two entirely separate breathing mechanisms.

568. - A mudskipper can do that. - No.

569. - Look.

570. You want to put a man in space.

571. He's gonna have to endure conditions

572. the human body just wasn't made for.

573. This gives us an edge against the Soviets.

574. How long can it breathe outside the water?

575. The reality is, sir, we don't know jack shit about this thing.

576. Well, the Soviets want it. We know that much.

577. Those cockeyed bastards.

578. You know, we let 'em send a dog up into space,

579. and we get a good laugh.

580. Then the next thing you know, they send a human up,

581. a Russki,

582. orbiting the planet, doing God knows what.

583. Who's laughing then? Khrushchev, that's who.

584. Let him send a dog up into space and he laughs.

585. Then he puts a commie up in space, and he laughs.

586. And then he puts missiles into Cuba.

587. Have we learned nothing?

588. Sir, we need to get him back in the water.

589. See, these scientists, they're like artists, sir.

590. They fall in love with their plaything.

591. Now, right here, see?

592. Along the middle.

593. This creature has a thick-jointed cartilage

594. that separates the primary and secondary lungs.

595. - Am I explaining this correctly, Bob? - Yes, but we have—

596. It makes the X-rays inconclusive.

597. In principle, sir, yes. But—

598. I believe if we want to get an edge on the Soviets,

599. we need to vivisect this thing.

600. - No, no. No. - Take it apart, learn how it works.

601. No! That would defeat the purpose!

602. Sir, he's passed out. Please.

603. Put him in the tank.

604. Let him pressurize.

605. General Hoyt, sir?

606. You cannot, under any circumstance, kill this creature.

607. Count these stars with me, son.

608. There are five of them.

609. Means I can do whatever the hell I want.

610. Now, you want to plead your case, I'll listen to it.

611. But at the end of the day, it is my damn decision.

612. So crack the damn thing open, learn what you can,

613. and close up shop here.

614. And give yourself a good pat on the back, Strickland.

615. You've done it.

616. Thank you, sir.

617. Now, hurry up and finish the job, son.

618. Absolutely, sir.

619. Get him out?

620. What are you talking about?

621. No. Absolutely not.

622. Why not?

623. Because it's breaking the law, that's why.

624. We're probably breaking the law just talking about it.

625. He's alone.

626. All alone.

627. Oh, he's alone? Oh.

628. Does this mean that whenever we go to a Chinese restaurant,

629. you wanna save every fish in the tank?

630. So what if he's alone? We're all alone.

631. The loneliest thing you've ever seen?

632. Well, you just said it, right there. You just said it.

633. You called it a thing. It's a thing. It's a freak.

634. Say what I sign.

635. You're not hearing me. I can understand you.

636. Repeat.

637. Repeat.

638. Repeat.

639. Calm down. God, calm down.

640. Say what I sign. All right, I will repeat it to you.

641. "What am I?

642. "I move my mouth, like him.

643. "I make no sound, like him.

644. "What does that make me?

645. "All that I am...

646. "all that I've ever been...

647. "brought me here, to him."

648. See, you're saying "him." It's a "him" now.

649. You just hit me!

650. Elisa, let go of me.

651. - I'm looking. I'm looking!

652. You've never hit me.

653. "When he looks at me, the way he looks at me...

654. "he does not know what I lack...

655. "or how...

656. "I am incomplete.

657. "He sees me

658. "for what I am,

659. "as I am.

660. "He's happy...

661. "to see me, every time...

662. "every day.

663. "And now I can either...

664. "save him...

665. "or let him die."

666. Oh, God. I'm leaving.

667. - Elisa, no. I have to leave.

668. Just— Elisa, please stop.

669. Listen to me. Just listen to me.

670. I have to go.

671. I'm leaving now because this— Elisa, this is very important to me.

672. This is a second chance for me.

673. - I'm sorry, but I have to go.

674. Oh, God.

675. When I come back, we just will not talk about this ever again.

676. Elisa, there's...

677. All right!

678. What are we? What are you and I?

679. Do you know what we are? We're nothing!

680. Nothing! We can do nothing!

681. I'm sorry, but this... This is just...

682. Oh, God, it's not even human. God!

683. What?

684. If we

685. do nothing

686. neither are we.

687. Giles.

688. - I've been waiting. - I know. Sorry.

689. It's okay.

690. We going in?

691. You should have just mailed the art.

692. No.

693. I want to show it to you and the team in person.

694. I think it's some of my best work.

695. - And it's green as can be.

696. It's, uh, it's not a good time. Maybe later.

697. Oh. Well, sure.

698. No problem.

699. What would be a good time for you, Bernie?

700. You painted that?

701. Yeah.

702. Wowee!

703. You're good.

704. Apparently, not as good as a photograph.

705. But it is good, isn't it?

706. I couldn't paint anything like that.

707. Here. On me.

708. For me?

709. We don't get many like you in here.

710. You seem very educated, and I like talking to you.

711. The thing is that's...

712. The only reason that I come in here is...

713. - The conversation. - And?

714. The pie is mighty fine, too, isn't it?

715. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

716. It's no key lime, but it's good.

717. You know, I work alone...

718. and my best friend's not much of a conversationalist.

719. You see, that's part of doing the job here.

720. It's like being a bartender.

721. You serve people pie. You listen to their problems.

722. You get to know them.

723. I'd like to get to know you better.

724. What the hell are you doing, old man?

725. - Let's sit down. - Oh. Oh, oh, oh.

726. Hey, no, no, no.

727. Not the counter. Takeout only.

728. You can't sit there.

729. If you want something, you order, you take it out.

730. But it's empty. The counter's empty.

731. All reserved, all day. You don't sit down.

732. Y'all come back now, you hear?

733. You don't need to talk to them like that.

734. You should go, too.

735. And don't come back. This is a family restaurant.

736. So come back to my arms

737. And show me how wrong I can be

738. I have no one.

739. And you are the only person that I can talk to.

740. Now, whatever this thing is...

741. you need it.

742. So...

743. you just tell me what to do.

744. So come back to my arms

745. And show me

746. How wrong I can be

747. - "All hope fades." - "As the spring recedes."

748. Let's go.

749. Moscow will not support your plan.

750. Why?

751. Too risky.

752. Too soon.

753. What?

754. We only have two choices, Dimitri.

755. One...

756. you delay the procedure,

757. one week, minimum.

758. It's happening tomorrow.

759. Which...

760. brings us

761. to option two.

762. Israeli "Popper".

763. You set it next to a fuse box,

764. it will buy you five to ten minutes in the dark.

765. No cameras, no containment doors.

766. Then...

767. you inject it with this.

768. Inject it.

769. Kill it.

770. Destroy it.

771. Are you feeling okay?

772. I came to this country

773. to learn what I could

774. as a patriot, yes...

775. but also as a scientist.

776. There is still so much we can learn.

777. We don't need to learn.

778. We need Americans

779. not to learn.

780. There's a summer place

781. Where it may rain or storm

782. Yet I'm safe and warm

783. Cadillac DeVille. Best car ever made.

784. V8, 390 CID, clean and crisp like a fresh dollar bill.

785. I'm just idling around.

786. And I'm just talking.

787. AM radio, air conditioner,

788. power windows, power brakes, power steering, power seats.

789. All deluxe interior appointment choices,

790. 143 options.

791. Now, this...

792. - is the Taj Mahal on wheels. - Hmm.

793. I'm not sure about the green.

794. It's not green, my friend. Teal.

795. - Well, teal looks green to me. - But it isn't, see?

796. It's a limited edition, 12 coats of paint,

797. polished by hand,

798. all authentic chrome detailing.

799. Four out of five successful men in America drive a Cadillac.

800. Is that a fact?

801. This here is the future.

802. And you strike me as a man who is headed there.

803. - Where? - Why, the future.

804. You're the man of the future. You belong in this car.

805. - Hello! - Hi!

806. Wow!

807. Sir, that is a... that is a beautiful car!

808. It's a...

809. What can I say?

810. You gotta feel good driving that, huh?

811. And what a wonderful shade of green, huh?

812. Teal.

813. Teal.

814. Tomorrow, I'll make a mean meatloaf.

815. Mmm-hmm.

816. - Just for you, extra raisins.

817. So, at 5:00 a.m., I drive my car down the loading ramp.

818. And the shifts are changing, and I have...

819. How much time do I have?

820. Five minutes? I'll remember.

821. 5:00 a.m., five minutes. Five-five, five-five.

822. So, you're going to move the cameras, right?

823. And I'm gonna be synchronizing our watches,

824. just like they do in the movies.

825. Oh, God! I'm so proud of you.

826. - God! You're not afraid!

827. You are? Very?

828. Don't tell me that. I'm terrified.

829. I think this is some of my best work.

830. "Michael Parker." I think it's a good, trustworthy name.

831. It's a little butch.

832. Yes, age 51.

833. 54?

834. You don't have to be rude.

835. 57.

836. If I put the hair on, I can pull it off.

837. I can wear this, or I have...

838. - Thor, go. Off, off, off! Go!

839. Or I have this.

840. Now this, I think it says "working man."

841. But this, now this says...

842. This says with the butterscotch tie...

843. This says "casual, but still stylish."

844. So, you like this? I agree, I agree.

845. I think we're ready.

846. Mr. Strickland!

847. Sally, could you call Miss Esposito to clean up a spill?

848. You know, I can't figure it out myself.

849. You're not much to look at, but... go figure.

850. I keep thinking about you.

851. When you say you're mute, are you entirely silent,

852. or do you squawk a little?

853. Some mutes squawk. Not pretty, but...

854. Hmm?

855. I just want you to know...

856. I don't mind those scars.

857. I don't mind that you can't speak, either.

858. When you come right down to it...

859. I like it.

860. A lot.

861. It kind of gets me going.

862. I bet I can make you squawk a little.

863. Hey, honey. You okay?

864. Hurry up. I wanna be home early.

865. My feet are killing me.

866. We need to delay the procedure.

867. Knock before you enter my office.

868. This is urgent!

869. Go back out, knock, then I'll let you in and we'll talk.

870. That's the protocol. Follow the protocol.

871. Come in.

872. Would you get the door for me, please?

873. See? That's the way. Now, we talk.

874. I need more time.

875. Don't let the fact that you feel like a loser

876. now that you've let your competitive tendencies—

877. I'm not competitive! I don't want an intricate, beautiful thing destroyed!

878. This thing dies,

879. you learn, I leave, out of here.

880. I settle down.

881. My family settles down, somewhere nice.

882. A real city.

883. This creature is intelligent,

884. capable of language,

885. of understanding emotions.

886. So are the Soviets, the Gooks.

887. And we still kill them, don't we?

888. The bottom line is, this isn't a petting zoo,

889. and I don't wanna be in this shit hole any longer than need be.

890. Do you?

891. Bob. Do you?

892. No, I don't.

893. Hey, what are you waiting for?

894. Have you seen Elisa?

895. Come on, Zelda!

896. Did you move the camera on the loading dock?

897. Is that where you're taking him?

898. Through the service tunnels?

899. That's very smart.

900. Who do you work for?

901. His water must be kept at five to eight percent salinity.

902. Table salt will do.

903. Mix one of these in his water every three days.

904. Raw protein diet is a must.

905. In five minutes,

906. I'll meet you at the loading dock.

907. The lights will go out, so be prepared.

908. Mr. Strickland, sir?

909. Twelve hours to the vivisection of the asset.

910. And I need your signature here, please.

911. this sudden, clandestine decision

912. to station strategic weapons for the first time outside of Soviet soil...

913. Hold it right there.

914. an unjustified change in the status quo

915. which cannot be accepted by this country...

916. "Michael Parker." Is that you?

917. My whole life.

918. Are you out of your mind?

919. Don't do this, Elisa. Don't do this!

920. What's that? What's that vehicle?

921. Gosh, sir, I'm not sure. It's a laundry van?

922. But it's not scheduled.

923. And finally,

924. I call upon Chairman Khrushchev to halt and eliminate

925. this clandestine, reckless, and provocative threat to world peace

926. and to stable relations between our two nations.

927. Sir?

928. - Meet me at the loading dock. - Sir!

929. - Sir, what do you need me to do? - Get backup.

930. Step out of the vehicle, sir.

931. Oh, God. I'm not good at this.

932. Out of the vehicle, now. I will not say it again.

933. - Oh, God. Please don't shoot me! - Get out!

934. Oh, God. Don't shoot me. Please.

935. What are you waiting for? We're out of time!

936. Get out now!

937. You have to go. Hurry!

938. Oh, woman, we're gonna burn in hell.

939. Come on, push.

940. Push! Push!

941. I swear, I'm not doing this on purpose!

942. Mechanical objects and I just don't get along!

943. What the...

944. She's waiting for you at the dock. Go! Now!

945. Who's that man? I think he just killed someone.

946. Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

947. Are we ready? Are we ready?

948. He's so beautiful.

949. Did I do that?

950. I'm just not good at this.

951. Move! Move!

952. Come on. No.

953. No!

954. Salt? What are you talking about, salt?

955. Elisa!

956. There.

957. Israeli Popper.

958. You can smell the magnesium.

959. Russians hate the Jews,

960. but they can't get enough of their gadgets.

961. How'd they get in here?

962. Forged ID, painted plates, and so on and so forth.

963. And they moved the main video camera on the dock, sir.

964. Well, no one has to know.

965. We got 24 hours before I bounce it up.

966. I called it in.

967. You called it in?

968. The moment it happened, I...

969. Mr. Strickland, sir.

970. What is it, Sally?

971. Sir, General Hoyt is on the phone.

972. That thing was our space dog, Strickland.

973. - You know that. - Sir, I'm getting it back.

974. I can't be in a negative frame of mind, sir.

975. So, you're feeling good?

976. Feeling strong. Getting it back.

977. You can get it done. You're gonna get it done.

978. For me, son. For me.

979. Oh Shenandoah

980. I long to hear you

981. Always

982. That's when you're planning on releasing him?

983. On the 10th?

984. So, what if the rains are late?

985. What happens with the canal?

986. It will rain.

987. All right.

988. What's that?

989. Let me see it. Is that for me?

990. Yeah, that's good. Keep that up.

991. Looking like you don't know anything.

992. Lord help me if they ask me if I do.

993. I'm not a good liar.

994. Except to Brewster.

995. It takes a lot of lies to keep a marriage going.

996. All personnel,

997. prepare to present your identity and clearance cards.

998. Lord! What in the...

999. Attention. All personnel,

1000. prepare to present your identity and clearance cards.

1001. You done got us in a world of trouble.

1002. My opinion, we're looking at a highly trained group, sir.

1003. I'm thinking, conceivably, sir,

1004. Special Forces, or so on and so forth.

1005. Red Army Special Forces?

1006. Conceivably.

1007. I mean, they're highly trained, well-financed, an elite group.

1008. Highly efficient, ruthless, clockwork precision.

1009. Infiltration took less than five minutes, sir.

1010. My conservative estimate is that this was a strike force of at least 10 men.

1011. My master sends this dress.

1012. Have you always been alone?

1013. Did you ever have someone?

1014. Do you know what happened to you? Do you?

1015. Because I don't. I don't know what happened to me.

1016. I don't know.

1017. I look in the mirror and the only thing that I recognize are these eyes...

1018. in this old man's face.

1019. You know, sometimes I think I was either born too early or too late for my life.

1020. Maybe we're both just relics.

1021. Security measures have been increased to maximum levels.

1022. Prepare to present your identity and clearance cards.

1023. Attention.

1024. Security measures have been increased to maximum levels.

1025. - Sir, I've got them.

1026. Zelda, Elisa. All right.

1027. Here we go.

1028. Mmm-hmm.

1029. Looks like you two punched out before the incident.

1030. Still.

1031. If you know something about what transpired here,

1032. it's your obligation to report any detail,

1033. no matter how small or trivial it may seem.

1034. "Trivial" means unimportant.

1035. I didn't see nothing out of the ordinary, no.

1036. Or trivial.

1037. See, my feet were hurting—

1038. What about you?

1039. She didn't see anything.

1040. Hmm.

1041. Hoffstetler, Dr. Hoffstetler.

1042. Did either of you see him coming in or out of the lab?

1043. He works there, doesn't he?

1044. I mean in a different way, doing something different.

1045. Something trivial?

1046. No, sir.

1047. What am I doing, interviewing the fucking help?

1048. The shit cleaners.

1049. The piss wipers.

1050. You two, go ahead. Leave.

1051. All right, you're clear. So, back to work. Go on.

1052. What'd you say to me?

1053. F

1054. U

1055. C

1056. K

1057. What is she saying?

1058. Y

1059. O

1060. U

1061. I didn't catch it.

1062. What is she saying?

1063. She— she is saying thank you.

1064. Next!

1065. Order them to turn the platform.

1066. I didn't see you last night or the night before.

1067. I'm sorry, Ed, but now that I'm spending

1068. all day long in the office,

1069. Carol feels that I should spend my evenings with her.

1070. Well, if you spend the evenings with her,

1071. when will I see you?

1072. There's only one thing left to do.

1073. Volunteer.

1074. No! No, no, no, no, no!

1075. Hey, Charley, what're you doing, putting me on?

1076. I wanna get home early.

1077. Brewster's been in a bad mood lately.

1078. Holy Jesus!

1079. What are you doin' standing in the shadows

1080. of the women's locker room?

1081. They may be watching me, and there are no cameras here.

1082. For good reason.

1083. What if you caught us at an inconvenient moment?

1084. I need to know that he's all right.

1085. - He is. - When will you release him?

1086. Soon.

1087. When the rain fills the canal that flows to the sea.

1088. If you need anything.

1089. Release him. Soon.

1090. What did she say?

1091. She said you're a good man, Dr. Hoffstetler.

1092. My name is Dimitri.

1093. Honored to meet you.

1094. Hey, dummy! Phone call for you.

1095. It's urgent.

1096. Don't worry about me. I'm fine.

1097. You're hurt! Believe me. I'm fine.

1098. You're bleeding.

1099. He ate Pandora. Wasn't his fault.

1100. He's a wild creature. We can't ask him to be anything else.

1101. Elisa, go find him.

1102. Go. Go.

1103. Go!

1104. You're lucky.

1105. Ow.

1106. I stayed awake as long as I could.

1107. You know, I'm not even mad anymore.

1108. Is he all right? You sure?

1109. Where you going?

1110. No, no.

1111. Okay, don't— No, no.

1112. Don't play with the kitties. No, no.

1113. Don't play with the kitties.

1114. I'm not— I'm not angry.

1115. Oh, my!

1116. You did that, but it's okay.

1117. Ooh. I don't think that's sanitary.

1118. Enough.

1119. Oh, God.

1120. Interesting guy.

1121. All personnel prepare to present

1122. your identity and clearance cards.

1123. You wanted to see me?

1124. How's it going? The investigation?

1125. Well, we have a promising lead.

1126. Really?

1127. That's good to hear.

1128. You joined us in Galveston,

1129. - but where were you before, Hoffstetler? - Doctor.

1130. - Excuse me? - Doctor Hoffstetler.

1131. Protocol.

1132. - Wisconsin, Madison. - Oh that's right.

1133. You gave up a tenure track position, didn't you?

1134. Gave it all up for us.

1135. I suppose...

1136. you'll be getting ready to leave us now then, huh?

1137. Only if the creature isn't found.

1138. Well, what do you think? You think we will find it?

1139. Well, you said you had a lead.

1140. I do.

1141. Oh, Mahlon, this is all wrong.

1142. I was at peace until I met you.

1143. Perhaps it would be best if I don't see you again.

1144. Asks if you have any words to send him.

1145. Only peace.

1146. That's all?

1147. That is much.

1148. I'm not going to any celebration.

1149. Why you smiling, hon?

1150. Stop looking like that.

1151. What happened?

1152. Why?

1153. How?

1154. How?

1155. Does he have a...?

1156. Mm-hmm.

1157. Mm-hmm.

1158. Oh!

1159. Never trust a man.

1160. Even when he looks flat down there.

1161. Please, come in.

1162. Your extraction papers...

1163. will be ready soon.

1164. First, I have a question for you.

1165. Yes? Go ahead.

1166. Would you like some...

1167. butter cake?

1168. Yes, please.

1169. The asset...

1170. after you injected it,

1171. what did you do with the corpse?

1172. I am a little curious.

1173. I performed an autopsy-

1174. Unenlightening.

1175. As Lenin said,

1176. There is no profit in last week's fish.

1177. Lenin

1178. said that?

1179. Lenin!

1180. Hmm.

1181. Great cake!

1182. Do you have any milk?

1183. Perhaps...

1184. Perhaps...

1185. Perhaps...

1186. you're misremembering.

1187. Wait for our call.

1188. Shouldn't be much longer.

1189. You rang?

1190. Oh, hi, Maynard. I just signed up for anthropology.

1191. We're gonna hold class in the Amazon jungle in South America.

1192. South America? Ooh, man, Dobe.

1193. You're gonna have to get up early in the morning.

1194. That's a long hike.

1195. No, Maynard, we're gonna stay down there.

1196. We are?

1197. No, you're not coming along.

1198. This is a gelatin parfait.

1199. You're gonna love it.

1200. Dad, can we watch Bonanza?

1201. Bonanza is much too violent.

1202. You know what I was thinking today? We get the kids a P-U-P-P-Y.

1203. You

1204. and me

1205. together.

1206. Let's go. Come on.

1207. Let's get out of here.

1208. What is going on? I've got water pouring into my theater!

1209. I have four paying customers! I've got to order refunds.

1210. It's probably a pipe. I'll take care of it.

1211. - You don't fix it, no more rent! - I will fix it.

1212. Elisa?

1213. Dear God. Elisa!

1214. Elisa?

1215. I'm toweling my hair!

1216. It's my hair.

1217. I just...

1218. Oh! Look at my arm.

1219. The wound, it's like it was never there.

1220. Look at that.

1221. Now you said that, you know, he was worshiped like a god.

1222. Now, is he a god? I don't know if he's a god.

1223. I mean, he ate a cat, so I don't know.

1224. I don't know, but, I mean, we have to keep him around awhile.

1225. Little while.

1226. Hello?

1227. Extraction...

1228. is ready.

1229. Same place,

1230. in forty-eight hours.

1231. Forty-eight hours?

1232. Forty-eight hours.

1233. Your water, sir.

1234. - And, sir, General Hoyt— - Mm-mm, mm-mm.

1235. Tell him I'm not here. Tell him I'll call him back.

1236. Don't put him through.

1237. No, sir. He— he's in your office.

1238. At this point, our only concern is the asset.

1239. Do you have it?

1240. Still in the wind, sir.

1241. Well, that won't do.

1242. Yes, sir, I know.

1243. You've known me how long, sir?

1244. Thirteen years. Battle of Pusan.

1245. Yes, sir.

1246. A man is faithful, loyal, efficient all his life.

1247. All of it. And he is... useful. And he expects...

1248. He has certain expectations in return.

1249. And then, he fails once.

1250. Only once.

1251. What does that make him?

1252. Does that make him a failure?

1253. When is a man done, sir?

1254. Proving himself?

1255. A good man?

1256. A decent man?

1257. "Decent"?

1258. A man has the decency not to fuck up.

1259. Now that's one thing.

1260. That's real decent of him.

1261. But the other kind of decency?

1262. It doesn't really matter.

1263. We sell it, but it's an export.

1264. We sell it because we don't use it.

1265. 36 hours from now, this entire episode will be over.

1266. And so will you.

1267. Our universe will have a hole in it with your outline.

1268. And you will have moved on

1269. to an alternate universe.

1270. A universe of shit.

1271. You'll be lost to civilization.

1272. And you will be unborn.

1273. Unmade.

1274. And undone.

1275. So go get some real decency, son.

1276. And unfuck this mess.

1277. 36 hours.

1278. 36 hours. Well, shit.

1279. You deliver. You deliver, that's what you do.

1280. You deliver! Right? Right?

1281. I can hear you now

1282. You know I love you, dear

1283. Egg.

1284. Your voice is like music to my ears

1285. When I close my eyes you seem so near

1286. You'll...

1287. never...

1288. know...

1289. I think about you the live-long day

1290. You ask me if I'm lonely

1291. Then I have only this

1292. To say

1293. You'll...

1294. never know...

1295. just how much...

1296. I...

1297. Love you

1298. You'll

1299. Never know

1300. Just how much...

1301. I care

1302. And if I try

1303. I still couldn't hide

1304. My love

1305. For you

1306. You ought to know

1307. For Heaven told me so

1308. You went away

1309. And my heart went with you

1310. I speak your name

1311. In my every prayer

1312. If there is some other way

1313. To prove that I love you

1314. I swear I don't know how

1315. You'll never know

1316. If you don't know now

1317. Elisa...

1318. What is it, honey?

1319. This isn't good.

1320. I'm gonna call Dr. Hoffstetler.

1321. We gotta release him tonight, honey.

1322. I'll come back and help you.

1323. He's coming out.

1324. Ah, fuck.

1325. Sir, if you don't mind me saying, you... you don't look so well.

1326. Shut up.

1327. Can you smell that? I mean... I think it's your fingers.

1328. - They're... black. - Mm. Mm.

1329. There he is.

1330. Dr. Fucking Shitbird.

1331. Oh, there's no call for cursing, sir.

1332. Get out of the car. I'm taking it.

1333. This is my car.

1334. Get the fuck out.

1335. Out of my car?

1336. Did I stutter?

1337. It's raining like hell, isn't it?

1338. No password today?

1339. No - no - comrade -

1340. No - no -

1341. No, please!

1342. Strickland! Thank God!

1343. You were speaking Russian...

1344. Bob.

1345. What's your name?

1346. - Hoffstetler. - No, no. Don't lie.

1347. You don't need to.

1348. - You took a bullet to the gut.

1349. You're dead.

1350. I need the names, ranks and location of the entire strike team.

1351. "Strike team"?

1352. The ones who took the asset!

1353. This candy, it's cheap candy, but I love it.

1354. - Ever since I was a kid.

1355. Now some folks favor more sophisticated snacks,

1356. nougat center and all that foo-foo shit.

1357. - But not me, Bob!

1358. This is it for me.

1359. Now sometimes if I'm feeling anxious, I just bite right into it.

1360. But mostly,

1361. I take my time.

1362. I make it last.

1363. Names, ranks, and location of the strike team.

1364. Names! Ranks! Now!

1365. No names.

1366. No ranks.

1367. They...

1368. They just clean.

1369. All right, Brewster, I'm gonna fix your dinner,

1370. and then I'm gonna run out for a little while and help a friend.

1371. Help with what?

1372. Help a friend.

1373. Zelda...

1374. the door.

1375. Well, you could help me and answer the door, Brewster.

1376. You're sitting right here just ten feet away from it!

1377. My back's aching me, woman. Now, move!

1378. Your back, your back? Always your back!

1379. Mr. Strickland.

1380. What are you doing here?

1381. Who's that man, Zelda?

1382. Where is it?

1383. - What are you talking about? - Where did you take it?

1384. - What are you talking about? - Zelda!

1385. The thing... in the lab.

1386. Where is it?

1387. - Listen, fella... - Sit down!

1388. I'm sorry, sir.

1389. If I knew anything, I would surely tell you.

1390. That story about Samson.

1391. I never told you how it ends.

1392. After the Philistines torture him and blind him...

1393. Samson asks God for the strength he needs.

1394. And at the last minute, he is spared.

1395. And the Lord gives him his strength back,

1396. one last time.

1397. And he holds...

1398. the columns of the temple with his powerful arms,

1399. and he crushes them.

1400. And he brings the whole building down on the Philistines.

1401. He dies,

1402. but he gets every single one of those motherfuckers.

1403. That is his will!

1404. Now, do you know what that particular story means...

1405. for us, Delilah?

1406. It means if you know something you're not telling me,

1407. you're gonna tell me

1408. either before or after

1409. I bring this particular temple...

1410. down upon our heads.

1411. Gal stole that thing right out the lab, whatever it is.

1412. Mute girl took it.

1413. I heard my wife talking on the phone about it.

1414. Thank you very much, Mr. Fuller, for your assistance.

1415. What have you done?

1416. Zelda.

1417. I gotta warn her.

1418. He's going after her.

1419. You will do no such thing, woman.

1420. Why are you worrying about her?

1421. She broke the law.

1422. Shut up, Brewster! You shut up!

1423. Years, you don't talk...

1424. and now you can't shut your mouth!

1425. Damn you, Brewster.

1426. You wouldn't understand.

1427. Couldn't understand, not if you tried your whole life.

1428. - Hello? - Giles, is that you?

1429. - Yes. - Okay. Put Elisa on the phone.

1430. It's Zelda.

1431. Elisa, honey, make a sound on the phone if you can hear.

1432. Okay, good.

1433. He's coming for you.

1434. You gotta go now, and you gotta take that thing with you.

1435. What? Elisa?

1436. Hey, mister! Learn how to drive!

1437. Damn it.

1438. We have to go.

1439. Where are you?

1440. Where the fuck are you?

1441. You

1442. and me

1443. Together

1444. Together

1445. No - without me.

1446. Without me.

1447. I do not fail.

1448. I deliver.

1449. Elisa!

1450. Elisa.

1451. No.

1452. Fuck.

1453. You are a god.

1454. Look, man on the ground.

1455. Watch him.

1456. You there! Call an ambulance!

1457. If I told you about her, what would I say?

1458. That they lived happily ever after?

1459. I believe they did.

1460. That they were in love, that they remained in love?

1461. I'm sure that's true.

1462. But when I think of her,

1463. of Elisa...

1464. the only thing that comes to mind is a poem

1465. whispered by someone in love, hundreds of years ago.

1466. "Unable to perceive the shape of you

1467. "I find you all around me

1468. "Your presence fills my eyes with your love

1469. "It humbles my heart

1470. "For you are everywhere"

1471. You'll never know

1472. Just how much I miss you

1473. You'll never know just how much I care

1474. And if I tried

1475. I still couldn't hide my love for you

1476. You ought to know

1477. For haven't I told you so

1478. A million or more times?

1479. You went away

1480. And my heart went with you

1481. I speak your name in my every prayer

1482. If there is some other way

1483. To prove that I love you

1484. I swear I don't know how

1485. You'll never know if you don't know now

1486. You'll never know just how much

1487. I miss you

1488. You'll never know just how much I care

1489. You said goodbye, now stars in the sky

1490. Refuse to shine

1491. Take it from me

1492. It's no fun to be alone

1493. With moonlight and memories

1494. You went away and my heart

1495. Went with you

1496. I speak your name

1497. In my every prayer

1498. If there is some other way

1499. To prove that I love you

1500. I swear I don't know how

1501. You'll never know if you don't

1502. Know

1503. Now