Warlock III: The End of Innocence (1999)

1. We'll rest a moment, love.

2. Sweetheart?

3. Sweetheart?

4. Where are you?

5. Come to Mommy.

6. Kris.

7. Kris ...?

8. Where are you?

9. Only when he looks at you. He'll call.

10. Are you sure you won't come out tonight?

11. Yeah, I want to. I just have drawings for Monday.

12. Why couldn't I be an art major?

13. I'd be doodling all this weekend

14. instead of memorizing the lives of Russian tsars.

15. - I'll see you later. - Okay.

16. And remember, color inside the lines.

17. You are such a child.

18. You gotta be more careful. I could've been anybody.

19. I wish you were anybody. Nobody would scare me like that.

20. I hate it when you do that, Michael!

21. Hey, hey ... nothing beats a little scare now and then.

22. Gets the adrenaline flowing, you feel alive ...

23. primal ...

24. Hey!

25. a little out of control.

26. What is this about, Marquis?

27. Just a little power exchange, a little role playing.

28. Works for Scott and Lisa.

29. Oh, yeah, they're the example to follow.

30. You can spank me later.

31. No thanks. I have other plans for you.

32. Michael!

33. Yeah?

34. Wait a second.

35. Honey, it's for you.

36. Hello?

37. Yes ... yes, it is.

38. You're kidding.

39. A house?

40. Yes, I suppose so.

41. I've never ...

42. No, no. I'll ...

43. Okay.

44. I will.

45. Thank you.

46. What was that all about?

47. That was a guy from the Historical Society up in Thatcher.

48. Only you would get a call in the morning from a historian.

49. We ... they ... have a house.

50. I didn't even know about it.

51. A house that has been in my family for hundreds of years.

52. Somehow this guy tracked me down.

53. The town wants to tear down the house, and they said I can go through

54. and take out family things if I want.

55. What?

56. You're not actually going there, are you?

57. Why don't you come with me? It'll be an adventure.

58. So it's like, what, totally empty? And we do what there?

59. You keep me company? You know, support a friend?

60. Oh ... right.

61. I'll go.

62. I mean ... we could have fun, guys.

63. We could ... hang out.

64. You've got finals, Jer.

65. - We all do. - Yeah, and no offense, hon,

66. but you can study anywhere.

67. You know, have sketch pad, will travel and all that

68. but we need the comforts of home ...

69. - books, laptops, take-out pizza ... - Drugs.

70. Why do this, Kris?

71. A couple of years ago, when my mom died I found out I was adopted.

72. They never told her.

73. The problem was that no one from my biological family was left.

74. There was no one to ask the questions you need answered,

75. like, why they gave you up. Little things like that.

76. So, if this means that I am gonna find out something,

77. then I am going to go, even if it means spending the night

78. in some empty old house.

79. Yeah, well, just remember Dr. Zaius, Baby.

80. Who is that?

81. "Planet of the Apes." Charlton Heston rides into the sunset

82. with the chick in the fur bikini.

83. Right before he finds the Statue of Liberty, the head ape says,

84. "You may not like what you find."

85. Yeah, hold on.

86. I'm out by the old Miller house.

87. Complaints again.

88. Yeah, it's banging this time.

89. Haifa mind to think it's the frozen pipes.

90. About 50 years the place has been empty.

91. Anyway, the town wants me to check it out.

92. I shouldn't belong.

93. I can't believe you won't come with me.

94. We talked about this. This is an important semester for me.

95. You know that of all people.

96. I gotta score. I need this weekend with the books.

97. Sweetheart, I am doing it for us.

98. Oh, come on, Michael.

99. Hey, I got a great idea.

100. Why don't you go with Jerry?

101. We know he'd love to take you. Hell, he'd drop out at the chance.

102. Yeah, like I might want to be alone with Jerry.

103. It's just a suggestion.

104. You know what I mean.

105. I love Jerry, but not for a dark night in a lonely house.

106. I mean, is Jerry going to protect me?

107. I don't think so.

108. You could.

109. Protect you from what, hon?

110. Michael, this is really scary for me.

111. I mean, what if what Scott said is right?

112. Who knows what I am going to find there?

113. Tell you what,

114. we leave on Monday after exams, all right? We drive up together.

115. Michael, they are pulling stuff out starting Monday.

116. I want to get there now.

117. See ya.

118. Oh, God.

119. Oh, God. I am so sorry.

120. Are you okay?

121. Why are you here?

122. What do you want?

123. I'm looking for Thatcher.

124. The Miller house?

125. You've come back?

126. Yes ... What?

127. Go home.

128. There's nothing for you here.

129. No. I know that. I'm looking for the Miller house.

130. Believe me, you don't want to go to that house.

131. Right ... Okay.

132. Death's in that house. It's all by design.

133. I'll find it myself. Thanks.

134. Where are you?

135. Come to Mommy.

136. Kris?

137. You won't get this child, Warlock.

138. I swear it.

139. She's mine.

140. She's been given to me.

141. Mommy, Mommy!

142. Hello?

143. Hello?

144. Whoa ...

145. Okay, I'll come back tomorrow.

146. Shit.

147. So much for you.

148. Help me ... Kris ...

149. Please, please ... help me.

150. Please ... please.

151. Help me, Kris ... I'm in here.

152. I'm afraid, please help me!

153. Kris ...

154. Man, we were banging for like an hour. Where were you?

155. - Shit, you did it again! - Did what?

156. The banging and the voices.

157. I don't like it when you scare me, Michael.

158. Right. We're going to get a lot of work done here.

159. Maybe we should have slept on the lawn so we wouldn't have disturbed you.

160. I was just so fucking scared, Michael.

161. We got food. We got vegetarian for you and Robin.

162. We got meat for the men, small child for Lisa.

163. And the wind was blowing the windows open and closed.

164. What about the voice?

165. Check it out, we swiped the glasses from the lounge ...

166. Hey, can I get a word in here?

167. Hon ... it's a typhoon out there.

168. We almost got blown off the road.

169. I mean, you are alone in an old house,

170. the wind and rain can do all kinds of crazy things.

171. Honey ...

172. we didn't try to scare you.

173. He's telling the truth. I was hearing some crazy stuff out there too.

174. Oh, Michael.

175. What the hell are you guys doing here anyway?

176. Your boyfriend made us ... asked us to come up.

177. Something about supporting you in this difficult time.

178. And we figured we could study here. In fact, it might be easier.

179. You know, no distractions.

180. Right.

181. Who was doing that little girl voice?

182. What little girl voice?

183. Guys, I got your problem here.

184. Frozen ...

185. frozen pipe situation.

186. Guys ...

187. Oh, this is some good shit.

188. Hey, guitar boy, no time for napping.

189. Everybody's got a job to do.

190. I was trying to fix the pipes or something.

191. It was banging.

192. Nice going, genius. Way to break the floor.

193. I'm glad you guys brought sleeping bags

194. because the accommodations aren't much.

195. I don't like this place, Michael.

196. There's nothing here that's gonna tell me anything about my family.

197. I want to leave first thing in the morning.

198. Look baby, you gave yourself a good scare,

199. but now you've got your crew with you.

200. You've got nothing to worry about.

201. You'll see, tomorrow is going to be different.

202. I'll make a big breakfast, we'll have a blast,

203. we'll search around. I'll bet we find something.

204. Okay.

205. Everything above here is sacred.

206. Everything below here is sacred.

207. Everything east of here is sacred.

208. Everything west of here is sacred.

209. Morning, kids.

210. Morning, Dad. Mmm ... pancakes?

211. Right. I got a batch for you with soymilk right here.

212. Oh, my hero. And hero to cows everywhere.

213. You would know.

214. Coffee!

215. - Looks good, man. - Damn good.

216. Hey, you're in my no-fly zone.

217. I don't know ... it's kind of a dump, but ...

218. the place kind of rocks. Don't you think?

219. I don't know. Hey, is it me Jer, or is this thing getting bigger?

220. Well, look who's up.

221. They want me to go through family stuff,

222. and so far I haven't been able to find any stuff.

223. It is like the house has been turned upside down.

224. Not even a book.

225. So great, that means we can go back to civilization?

226. I'm Mr. Butterfield. We spoke on the phone.

227. Oh, right, the historian. Come in.

228. Thank you.

229. Can I take your wet coat? Do you want some breakfast?

230. No, no, thanks, I can't stay.

231. I just came to bring you some papers to sign,

232. permission to take some things off the premises, that kind of thing.

233. Who is it, Kris?

234. It's the historian, the phone call.

235. Can you tell me about my family?

236. You want some pancakes? How are you doing?

237. I need to spend some time with Mr. Butterfield,

238. so I'll be with you in a minute.

239. Sure, no problem.

240. I need to ...

241. What can you tell me about the house?

242. The house, well ... the house was once owned by a man named Covington.

243. A horrible man, evidently.

244. He wasn't ...?

245. Your relative? No, no.

246. Why was he so horrible?

247. Well, there was a lot of talk about disappearing children,

248. ritual sacrifice, that kind of thing.

249. Of course, all this was in the 1600's.

250. People did say those kinds of things those days.

251. Still, the evidence is rather compelling.

252. What happened to him? How did we get the house?

253. He disappeared ...

254. quite suddenly, mysteriously.

255. No one was very surprised, or too upset, for that matter.

256. And then your ancestor, Katherine Miller, bought the house.

257. Oh, her daughter was one of those who disappeared.

258. Are you all right, Miss?

259. Yeah, yeah.

260. This is just the first time I am hearing any of this.

261. Well, what I came to tell you is that I do have some letters.

262. Well, one long letter actually written by your great grandmother in 1674.

263. I can't quite make it out.

264. The funny thing is it was written to a woman named Kris.

265. Maybe, you were named after her.

266. Wow.

267. I have brought her to you, my prince.

268. Your sacrifice as it was written.

269. A child of the caul, born on the blue moon, and she has the blood.

270. This is my gift to your glory.

271. but school is not the real world. It's all crap.

272. It's not going to be anything like it, not in a million years.

273. I'll get it.

274. You are a dreamer, man. Big dreamer.

275. Yeah?

276. Hello, my name is Phillip Covington.

277. Kris, this is Phillip.

278. Needs to talk to you. He says he's an architect.

279. An architect with a particular interest in old houses.

280. I've admired the house for some time

281. and I couldn't believe my good fortune

282. that the Miller house was finally open and the owner home, no less.

283. I'm just learning about the house myself from Mr. Butterfield.

284. This house is actually quite famous.

285. It has been painted countless times.

286. It was even an artist's home in years past.

287. I could show you some drawings.

288. You do realize the house could be worth a fortune?

289. Very powerful energy in this place.

290. They say the wood was brought from Spain from an old church.

291. One must feel it.

292. Excuse me.

293. I've been town historian here for 37 years,

294. and I've never seen any paintings.

295. As an expert on the genealogy of the Miller family,

296. I can assure you no artist ever lived here.

297. I'm afraid you are wrong.

298. There is one here right now.

299. Would you mind if I looked around?

300. No, be my guest.

301. I didn't catch your name, sir.

302. I wonder if you could tell me your business here?

303. I'll need those letters.

304. For her eyes only, I'm afraid.

305. Wait a minute. How did you know about those letters?

306. Give them to me.

307. I believe I'll have a conversation with young Kris.

308. That won't be possible.

309. I can't ... breathe.

310. Then let me give you some air.

311. Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.

312. Where's Mr. Butterfield?

313. Oh, he couldn't stay.

314. He said he needed some air.

315. Oh, I didn't see him leave.

316. The storm is terrible.

317. I forgot to ask him about the letters.

318. Oh, yes. He mentioned them.

319. I am sure he'll return.

320. What did he say about them?

321. The contents were rather vague.

322. Something about, "we need a new mule,”

323. "the butter churn is broken."

324. The sort of thing those poor folks worried about.

325. But, enough of ancient history. I really should be going.

326. No.

327. The storm.

328. Maybe, you can stay just for lunch or until the storm lets up?

329. Yes, I suppose it would give me more time

330. to see the house and to get to know you.

331. You could probably tell me so much about this place.

332. Kris, you didn't have anything for breakfast.

333. You want me to make you something?

334. No, I'll take care of it. Thanks.

335. You'll stay ...?

336. Okay. We're just going to be hanging out.

337. I hope it's not boring.

338. Oh, I am sure it will be anything but boring.

339. Quite a girl, isn't she?

340. You love her, don't you?

341. No.

342. Oh, you can't hide it.

343. It oozes from you lad, nor should it be hid.

344. A man is never more a man than when he truly loves a woman.

345. I ... could help you win her.

346. We went to high school together, and we are really close friends,

347. but she has a boyfriend already. She has Michael.

348. He's not her true love.

349. Anyone can see that.

350. She's a sensitive girl.

351. An artist. He doesn't understand her.

352. Artists don't know what they think or what they want.

353. They only know how they feel.

354. Do you ever talk to her about feelings?

355. About ... how she feels?

356. No.

357. So, I guess after lunch you'll be, what, going?

358. Well, actually, I thought I would ride the storm out here.

359. Your car doesn't work in the rain?

360. No, it's not the rain.

361. Come on, guys. Don't give him a hard time.

362. You're an architect, huh?

363. So you, what, design houses?

364. No, Lisa, boats.

365. So what can you tell us about this house?

366. Please?

367. Certainly.

368. Few people know there's a series of catacombs underneath the house,

369. a network of tunnels built as an escape route during colonial times.

370. Cool. Can we see them?

371. I'm afraid they have been sealed for hundreds of years.

372. So why did you become an architect?

373. It's my calling, like Ms. Kris' art.

374. Like Jerry's music.

375. Like my golden touch.

376. - Sellout. - Like hell, I am.

377. A few years of sucking at the tit of the Wall Street money machine

378. and I can do my own thing.

379. Yeah, if you even know what your own thing is by that time.

380. I just want to do my own work.

381. Even if it means waiting tables, I don't care.

382. I don't want to be a player in somebody else's dream.

383. Because ... I mean, you got to be free.

384. Did you guys ever feel like you had to do this thing,

385. and doing anything else is almost like digging a ditch,

386. like it's a prison sentence?

387. Exactly.

388. Free to be a waitress. It sounds like bullshit to me.

389. She won't be a waitress.

390. I mean, she'll be an artist with ketchup stains, that's all.

391. Interesting amulet.

392. Oh, thanks.

393. It's kind of like my protector.

394. Yes. The Diana Stone, isn't it?

395. The Huntress.

396. No demon can harm you as long as you wear it.

397. Yeah. That's right.

398. So, is she a close friend?

399. She's my best friend. Why?

400. Nothing.

401. She's surrounded by her closest friends.

402. That's good.

403. The future captain of industry.

404. Hey, whatever it takes.

405. To ...?

406. To live the good life. To not have to struggle.

407. To make it.

408. You've known bad times?

409. My old man's a dreamer like her,

410. but you can't feed your family on dreams, right?

411. Your father disappointed you?

412. That's the fuckin' understatement of the year.

413. And you're afraid you'll be just like him?

414. Hell, no. I'm nothing like him.

415. I imagine not.

416. You're a different person. You have a different heart.

417. You may be better served trying to be more like Michael

418. than trying to be less like your father.

419. It's all a matter of emphasis.

420. Hey, you guys.

421. That man, the architect ...

422. has he been talking with you?

423. Yeah, Phillip. He's cool, don't you think?

424. Did he ask you about Kris?

425. Yeah, so ...?

426. I don't like this.

427. What? You don't like what?

428. His snooping around, the questions.

429. Have you ever noticed the way he watches us?

430. Oh, Jesus, Robin, chill. He is an architect, right?

431. He wants to learn about the house. So of course he's interested in Kris.

432. That's why he's here.

433. He's going to ask questions.

434. Did you give him anything? Did he take anything from you?

435. No, why?

436. Nothing.

437. Don't trip out, he's cool.

438. What is it, sweetie?

439. Michael? Michael!

440. Michael ...!

441. Michael ... Michael!

442. Kris ... Kris, wake up!

443. You're having a nightmare.

444. On, God.

445. It was so real.

446. It's a good thing I came in when I did.

447. You were thrashing around like a mental patient.

448. Thanks for the image.

449. Look, Kris, that guy, Phillip, do you know where he is?

450. He was in my dream.

451. I figure he's checking out the house. Why?

452. I get a bad vibe.

453. You get a bad vibe watching cartoons.

454. Yeah, that's right, like those old "Bugs Bunnys”,

455. the ones that are all about death and hunting and ...

456. Robin ...? What's this about?

457. Look, just do me a favor.

458. Don't give him anything.

459. Huh?

460. I think he's bad, Kris.

461. The way he watches, what he asks about ...

462. about you, about how close we are to you, the things he knows.

463. I did a tarot about him.

464. - The news wasn't good. - Meaning?

465. Meaning, he's not what he seems.

466. I think he's a witch, Kris ...

467. a warlock.

468. I thought that you said that you were a witch.

469. I am, but it's different.

470. True followers of the craft practice powers for good, for the earth,

471. for occasional love potions, but anyone can learn to use those powers.

472. Okay, so what do we do?

473. Okay, listen ...

474. Witches, Warlocks, and other demons that commune with the devil

475. work their spells with aid of a personal item from their victim.

476. If the item is given willingly, the spell has that much more power.

477. So I won't give him anything?

478. That's right. Just as a precaution.

479. Okay ... he's different, I'll give you that,

480. but he's a demon, and he's going to cast spells on us ... and why?

481. I don't know, but I'm going to find out.

482. In the meantime, promise me you won't give him anything.

483. Okay.

484. Hey!

485. I just want to thank you so much for the advice that ... you gave me.

486. I have never seen her react like that before.

487. You're welcome, lad.

488. This ... remember I told you I would let you see some of my music?

489. Check this out.

490. This one's about Kris.

491. They all are.

492. Don't tell her that.

493. His song is his soul ... his soul is he ...

494. and as it burns he'll belong to me.

495. Now, Jerry, I need you to do something for me.

496. But that's like the whole point of natural selection ...

497. every few years, there is like, this thinning of the herd.

498. That's why we've got wars, famine, plagues.

499. Check it out. We got chicken flu, mad cow, Ebola, AIDS.

500. I'd say we've got two years max. So have fun while you can.

501. Amen, babe. Amen.

502. Looks like I am getting a lot of work done down here.

503. Look, I am going back upstairs. Call me when it's time to make dinner.

504. That is, if the world is still standing.

505. I know who you are.

506. What do you want? What do you want from us?

507. The Miller girl.

508. You're going to give her to me.

509. - No way. Never. - Then die. It's that simple.

510. Are you ... looking for this?

511. Oh yes, it's yours.

512. Azarak, Zomerak ... Arodia!

513. Wow ... this stuff really works.

514. Yes ... yes it does.

515. But in naive hands it's merely a parlor trick.

516. Azarak, Zomerak, Arodia.

517. Azarak - Zomerak - Arodia!

518. For each of your spells, I have twenty against them.

519. Be still, young witch.

520. Where's Robin? She was gonna make sauce.

521. I don't know. I haven't seen her for a while.

522. Have any of you guys talked to her about Phillip?

523. She thinks he's bad news.

524. I agree. I don't trust the guy.

525. Lisa likes him, though.

526. Look, I don't like him, okay?

527. Geez, you get one incredibly handsome guy around them,

528. and they get all jealous.

529. What do you think, Jerry?

530. What? Are you talking to me?

531. Phillip, what do you think about him?

532. He's a good guy. He's smart.

533. How the hell would you know who's smart, man?

534. Leave me alone, man.

535. You know I'm going to forget that, bitch,

536. but you better watch your manners next time.

537. - Scott? - What? I was just fucking around.

538. It's almost time.

539. Oh, you scared me. Time for what?

540. Oh, time for dinner.

541. Except if we didn't bring the spaghetti strainer,

542. it's going to be a long night.

543. Your timepiece, it's quite old.

544. Huh? Oh, the watch.

545. That's funny.

546. - Funny? - It was my father's.

547. Pretty much the only thing he ever gave me that was worth anything.

548. I should sell it.

549. I could get it appraised for you so you're not taken advantage of.

550. Right on.

551. Rob?

552. Robin?

553. On, God.

554. The father's son will end this day ...

555. just like this fruit in death's decay.

556. I'm really worried about Robin.

557. I mean, how do you get lost in a house?

558. Are you kidding? She's probably meditating in a closet somewhere.

559. You know how she is, if the vibes aren't right or something.

560. Yeah, don't you remember last year at the lake?

561. She hid in the closet because she wanted to get into her own head?

562. They found her playing a sitar, eating millet cookies and wheat grass.

563. Yeah, but if I remember correctly,

564. she did achieve head space liftoff and weren't we jealous?

565. You know you guys can all make jokes,

566. but I don't know anybody more perceptive or sensitive than Robin,

567. and she's a really good person.

568. She would never make fun of you behind your back.

569. She's a freak.

570. Fuck you.

571. Come on, Kris, I'm just saying ...

572. I know what you're just saying.

573. Hey, could everybody just chill? Huh?

574. Hey, man, are you okay?

575. You don't look so good.

576. You're all yellow.

577. I'll be fine. It's probably just indigestion or something.

578. Sweetie, are you all right?

579. What?

580. You're okay, aren't you Jerry?

581. I have a headache.

582. This is one sickly bunch.

583. Well, you make sure you stay healthy. Okay?

584. This is ridiculous.

585. I'm going to find Robin if I have to turn the house upside down.

586. I'd appreciate some help.

587. I'll see if I can place her.

588. Great.

589. Take care of yourself.

590. Hey, look what Phillip gave me.

591. Supposedly it was used around here to get witches to confess.

592. You know we always wanted one of these.

593. Yeah, I thought it was really sweet.

594. So I gave him that drawing that Kris did of us.

595. Lisa?

596. Lisa ...?

597. Lisa, come on, where are you, baby?

598. Lisa?

599. Lisa.

600. Robin?

601. Robin?

602. Robin?

603. Robin?

604. Robin.

605. Robin?

606. "Under his hideous spell, those closest to you ...

607. are forced to betray you or suffer an agonizing and cruel death."

608. How say you?

609. Take her.

610. "Then on the blue moon, you, the child of the caul,

611. daughter of a witch, were taken to his lair as his evil sacrifice."

612. Mr. Miller.

613. Take her.

614. "Of course, I knew how to defeat him, or thought I did ...

615. for I was a woman of the craft and I had the talisman.

616. But I made a horrible mistake.

617. I didn't kill the evil and only now do I know ...

618. the only true way to kill the warlock is to ..."

619. Is to ... what?

620. is to what?

621. To what?

622. Jerry ...

623. Jerry.

624. We've gotta get out of here. You gotta find Michael,

625. and we got to get out of here. Jesus, Jerry!

626. Michael ...

627. - Michael! - Be still.

628. Michael.

629. Michael!

630. Michael.

631. What are you doing here?

632. What do you want?

633. You.

634. I have waited a long time.

635. Avery long time.

636. I want you gone.

637. So desperate to find out who you are.

638. Do you want to know, Kris?

639. You don't know me.

640. A child of the caul born of witch's blood.

641. You'll be sacrificed, and, as your blood runs,

642. I'll raise from the pits of hell a woman, a consort ...

643. who will mother a race of evil the world has never seen.

644. It is my purpose.

645. My destiny ...

646. and yours.

647. You're insane.

648. That is not who I am. I am not a witch.

649. No, you are not. That's clear.

650. You are a scared little girl, and you don't have the power,

651. but your mother did.

652. You have her blood, that's all I need.

653. Jerry?

654. Michael!

655. Scott?

656. How ironic ...

657. when it is I that need your friends for the sacrifice to have its effect.

658. It's an inconvenience, but as they say,

659. the devil is in the details.

660. Let me show you something.

661. What will they do, Kris?

662. Do you think they'll forsake you to end their suffering?

663. Perhaps, you will be saved by young Jerry.

664. His two loves, you and music.

665. But after what I have done to him he'll forsake you

666. or he'll never hear another note again.

667. And then there's Michael, your great love.

668. Well, he is literally turning into his father,

669. unfortunately, his father is dead.

670. It is of no use, Kris.

671. I've sealed the house.

672. The sacrificial child must be given to me.

673. Do you give her to me, friends?

674. Yes.

675. Take her.

676. Yes!

677. Do what he wants. Give that bitch up!

678. Do what you want.

679. Don't worry, Jerry.

680. I can hear you as you can hear me.

681. I can't.

682. No matter what you do to me.

683. I love her.

684. I see, Jerry, yes.

685. Let me show you something.

686. I won't do it.

687. The others have already forsaken her, Michael.

688. Are you willing to die for her?

689. No!

690. As is the piece ...

691. so is the whole.

692. Kris!

693. Michael!

694. Now, Michael ...

695. this could last a very long time.

696. I'm sorry, Kris.

697. Take her.

698. See you soon, Kris.

699. Michael!

700. One more loyal friend to go.

701. Michael ...!

702. Jerry, oh, God.

703. Let's go.

704. Jerry, no.

705. No! Jerry!

706. She's yours.

707. Jerry? Why?

708. No!

709. Jerry, why?

710. Jerry, why?

711. Would you like to see what I showed Jerry?

712. The one thing worse than his deafness,

713. the one thing that turned him against you.

714. Yeah, like I want to be alone with Jerry.

715. I mean, is Jerry going to protect me? I don't think so.

716. Yeah, like I might want to be alone with Jerry.

717. I don't think so.

718. Yeah, like I might want to be alone with Jerry.

719. Like I might want to be alone with Jerry.

720. See, Kris?

721. Jerry was actually quite strong.

722. He could stand anything except the idea you thought him a joke.

723. That to him was worse than death.

724. You're sick. I didn't say those things.

725. Motherfucker!

726. Let go of me!

727. No! No ...

728. No!

729. Somebody?

730. Michael!

731. Somebody ...

732. No one can hear you, lass,

733. and if they could, they'd be of little help.

734. As much as I relish your screams, I do need to concentrate.

735. People believe they live many lives, Kris.

736. Repeating life's lessons over and over

737. until they reach paradise ...

738. but some of us, those with the witches' blood

739. or those born into it are literally reborn intact

740. into the very same lives as they were before.

741. I've waited 350 years for this moment.

742. Do you remember?

743. When you return, Kris, it will be as the bride of Lucifer himself,

744. and Kris ...

745. he'll never let you down.

746. Abbadon, Asmodeus ...

747. Astaroth.

748. Pelial,

749. Belphegor,

750. Sambael, Rofocael.

751. Angels of hell hear me.

752. Prepare our dark prince, Lucifer ...

753. for his new bride.

754. You won't escape me this time, Kris.

755. There's no one here to help you now.

756. I'm afraid Mommy is not coming.

757. You can't use the talisman.

758. You don't have the power.

759. Yes ... Yes, I can.

760. You don't have the power!

761. You think you can defeat me with my own weapons?

762. No ... With mine.

763. I'm sending you away, my love ...

764. as we talked about.

765. You'll never be safe here now.

766. I'll join you when I can.

767. But remember, no matter what happens ...

768. I'll always be with you.

769. I'll remember.

770. Strength ...

771. Strength and courage tempered by judgment.

772. Spiritual strength overcomes evil.

773. Fortitude and the joy of life.