(dramatic drumbeat)
(anxious electronic music)
(gasping)
(heartbeat pounding)
- Everybody, everybody, hey, I want to make a toast.
Get your glasses up, I wanna make a toast to my friend Jeff.
He's a lucky guy and I'm happy for him.
Not everybody gets a chance at happiness.
You think you're gonna be happy and shit happens.
You know how it is, we've all been there.
And tonight,
I'd like to remember the people that can't be with us.
To absent friends and happy futures.
To Jeff and Abby, cheers.
Congrats.
I'm happy for you, okay?
Seriously, I'm a little jealous but I'm really happy
and let me buy you guys some drinks now.
- No, we're good. - Oh, will you shut,
what, you don't think I can afford it?
- No, it's not that at all. - I can afford it.
No, it's fine, it's fine.
Barkeep,
give this guy Dr. Jeff whatever he wants.
You can put it on my tab, 'kay, okay?
And if you want a little (snorting),
you know where to get it, I got you.
- Yeah, we're good.
- [Katrina] Gwen, hi.
- Hi.
- How are you?
It's been so long.
- I'm just trying to get another drink here.
- Have you talked to Abby yet?
She's so sweet.
- I'm sure she is but I haven't had the privilege.
- Oh, I saw your mom when I was in town.
- Lucky you.
- She's still so beautiful and such a sweetheart.
She told me you're writing a novel.
- Oh god, she won't shut up about that.
- It's so perfect for you.
I remember how much you used to talk about
how you wanted to do writing and you were so good.
Everything you wrote in class
was like way above everybody's head.
- What are you drinking?
- Club soda.
- I think you're confused.
That won't get you drunk and there's
no way we're getting through this weekend sober.
- I'm having a great time, it's nice to see everybody.
- Well, have a drink with me, for old time's sake.
- I'm driving.
- Driving.
- Gwen, I want to talk to you.
- We're talking now, what's up?
- I mean like actually talk.
Go out and get dinner like we used to.
- I prefer to live in the now.
- Last week of senior year, if I remember correctly,
you and Katrina hooked up in the reptile room.
Can you confirm it?
- I will not ever say that happened.
I remember Dave, he threw
a beer into the monkey cage, dude.
- And it was like (whistling) boom.
Dave,
we invited him, we did, it's just it's a little--
- I know, man. - Yeah.
Yeah, is it a little awkward with Katrina?
- No, write that in hieroglyphics, it's ancient history.
You know what I'm saying?
(muffled relaxed guitar music)
- [Jeff] Gwen.
- Hi. - I'm so glad you're here.
- I didn't think I'd make the cut.
- You need to meet Abby.
Abby, this is Gwen, an old, old friend of mine.
- Long time friend.
- Nice to meet you, Jeff's told me a lot about you.
- I'll try to live up to the hype.
- So good to see you, I miss you, I hope you know that.
- Yeah, I miss you too,
you know, I--
- Hey, I didn't want to interrupt the writer at work.
You know, Gwen is working on a novel now.
- Well then, I look forward to reading your message.
- Well, I look forward to knowing what to write.
So that makes two of us.
- Excuse me.
- So nice to meet you. - You too, congratulations.
- Hey.
- Look at them, the perfect couple.
- I give it a year and a half.
Two years, max.
- Your family got in okay?
- Yeah, everyone's good, so looking forward to tomorrow.
- Me too.
- Did you get a chance to catch up with the old crew?
- They're not really my old crew.
- Oh come on, are you kidding?
You never really had a crew, this is as close as it gets.
- Well I did get ambushed by some old woman.
- A cougar?
- She was like 70, that would be gross.
- Beggars can't be choosers, right?
Sorry for sticking you guys way out there
at Abby's uncles place but I figured
they could use the chance to save the hotel.
Like Matthew, I love the dude
but has he ever had a real job?
- Yeah man, I got you.
I'm out of town until Monday but when I get back,
yeah, yeah, I got you man, eighth,
half ounce, whatever you want, man.
All right, cool.
Oh hey. - Hey.
I think I'm gonna bring the car around.
Do you want to let everybody know that we're ready to go?
- Yeah.
(hard rock music)
- Are we recording again? - We're recording.
- I had so much fucking fun.
- Oh my god, did you see Erin?
He looks like fuckin' 50 now.
- Oh, shut up Dave, they were so awesome.
- Yeah, they were so awesome Dave, thank you very much.
- He was totes, totes awesome.
Hey, why don't you get a room, dude?
- [Matthew] I'm telling you,
she's never down for it though I try.
- Why do I always get stuck in the back with these guys?
- Because we're hoping magic's gonna happen.
- Get in here. - I don't want AIDS on me.
- Bitch you could not handle AIDS.
Looks, AIDS, AIDS.
- Oh god. (laughing)
- We're so rude. - Not a compliment.
- We're in love.
(tires screeching)
(crashing)
- [Gwen] Is everybody okay?
Dave?
- Don't touch him.
Just stay back.
(sirens blaring)
(wailing)
- Hey, hey, this child was meant
to come into this world and join this family.
We're all waiting for it, eh?
You just have to show it the way.
- [Anne] I can't, it hurts too much!
(screaming)
- You're creating life, Anne.
That's what gods do and gods don't feel pain, now push.
That's it.
Push, that's it.
Push, a little farther.
That's it.
One more, one more.
That's it, that's it.
Oh my god.
You did it.
(baby crying)
(elated laughing)
- Wow, this is cool.
- Who's up for a nightcap?
- I know we have to get up at like 9:00 a.m.
- Yeah, my stomach's like not great.
- What, are you pregnant or something?
- Come on guys, we haven't seen each other in forever.
We'll just do a toast.
- I guess a toast would be fine.
- Look, it's a '68 Merlot.
When are we ever gonna drink that again?
- I'm not sure we should be drinking their wine.
- Abby's uncle did say "Mi casa es su casa."
- [Matthew] So it's fine.
- Thank you.
- Guys, we've known each other forever
and I can't remember not being friends with you guys.
So,
here's to us.
- To us. - To us.
(glasses clanking)
- [Matthew] Tunes.
- I'm actually gonna turn in.
Yeah. - All right.
- [Katrina] I'm kinda tired, have a nice night, though.
- Goodnight. - Goodnight.
- Okay, want some more?
- No, no, I have an early morning.
- Yeah, we all have to get up at the same time.
(relaxed ensemble music)
- Yeah, goodnight.
- God.
- All right. - Wow.
- Well then let's drink.
- Spencer?
Sweet room.
- Yeah, they know me really well.
- Jeff told me that you finished your residency.
That's awesome, congratulations.
- Thanks.
- I've spent a lot of time searching for my purpose.
It's nice that you found yours.
- I don't know, my grandfather was a doctor,
both my parents are doctors.
- Have you ever wanted to be anything else?
- I never really thought about it.
- [Matthew] Spencer is such a ween-bag, dude.
- Oh my god, you're awful.
- Oh, no more for me, I don't...
(chuckling)
- My stomach hurts, oh my god.
- [Matthew] They're such a bore, man.
- They are. - Whatever.
- That fucking, she sucks, she sucks.
Sucks.
I mean,
she's just, what happened?
- You guys don't talk anymore?
- No.
The last time I saw her was like two years ago.
We had dinner and she wouldn't
shut up about her New Age witchy stuff.
I don't think I'd fit in with her new outlook.
- I haven't talked to her in a long time.
- What happened with you guys?
For like years, you were inseparable.
Like literally, it was embarrassing and then poof,
it was over.
Let me rephrase, how did you screw it up?
I'm sorry, I just, I just figured that--
- [Matthew] It's fine.
- I loved you guys together.
That and
after Dave, it was too much.
Well, we gotta get up early so
I still have to get my three pages in.
- Oh yeah, yeah, your book.
I saw your mom's post about it.
- Not you too.
(glasses clank)
- I have something I want to tell you
and it might sound weird but try to be open about it.
- Okay.
- I've been seeing an energy healer,
trying to focus myself on a more clear, positive path.
- Cool.
- And part of my practice
is opening up to energies from outside myself.
I've been in touch with David.
- I don't really think we should be talking about this.
- I can sense you're feeling
all this guilt about the accident and what happened.
But it's not your fault.
He knows that, you don't have to worry.
- Great, thanks for the update.
- I'm serious, I want to help you let go.
- I'm fine.
Really.
It's fine.
- You don't believe me.
- Go to his mom's house.
Hang out with him for a little bit.
He's brain dead, Katrina.
The guy that we know is gone completely, 100%.
He's a shell.
- I don't think you could say that.
- It sucks but what you're talking about is impossible.
- You have to look beyond what you can--
- Who here has a medical degree?
- It's late.
I should go to bed.
- Goodnight.
- It's gotta be hard doing what you do.
Everybody's really proud of you.
(low, anxious electronic music)
- [Gwen's Voiceover] The moment he arrived,
he knew there was something about this place.
Things are possible here.
The past, present and future
exist together and we can change them.
He told her,
"Here, it has to be here.
"Can't you feel it?"
- Here,
it has to be here, this spot.
Come on Derek, I need you.
- Are you sure about this?
- Hey, do you trust me?
- Well, yeah I just-- - Hey, look at me.
Do you trust me?
- Yeah.
- [Frazer] You have a pain in your heart, Derek.
Do you remember the moment everything went wrong for you?
Yeah, you do.
Bring out that pain,
take us there.
Let us make it right.
(children shouting)
- Frazer! (voice echoing)
- Okay, go back to the house and have Don look at this.
- Maya, did you feel it?
- You're a sick, sadistic child.
- When the blood was drawn, did you feel it?
Everything trembled.
I saw Bobby.
I can save him, I can save him.
- Everybody is talking about you,
Frazer, they're scared of you.
- No.
They trust me.
- No.
- No one cared about me from before but they believe in me.
They'll do anything I say.
- When we started this, I thought you cared
about them but they're just lab rats to you.
You need to look deep inside and realize what you're doing.
- This is gonna work, this is gonna work.
I saw Bobby. (ominous whispering)
I saw him.
(screaming)
- [Matthew] Hey.
- Hey.
- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.
- Are you sure?
- I'm just tired, I'm gonna go to bed.
- Well I've got some weed in my room
if you want to smoke some before you go.
- I don't do that anymore.
But I'd love to talk with you though.
(anxious rock tones)
- You know, I'm not addicted like some guys.
I just,
sometimes I don't know how you do it, that's all.
- It's hard.
Especially tonight,
seeing you
and Gwen and Jeff.
It brings back a lot.
- So, are you seeing anyone?
- No.
I am trying to learn how to be happy on my own.
- I'm glad you had that choice.
- What about you?
- You know, everyone that I ask
about you says the same thing.
Like I'll ask, "How's Katrina doing?"
And they're like "Oh, she's good."
Or "She looks so happy."
- I don't know about that.
I'm trying, really, really hard to be better.
But it's not easy.
- Well you know, actually I was seeing this girl
and she was so hot and just awesome.
But it wasn't the right time, so I just broke it off.
(light anxious electronic tones)
- [Spencer's Father] Hey bud, it's 7:30.
Since when do you go to sleep this early?
- [Spencer] My teacher said
Santa won't come until I go to sleep.
- She was lying to you, there is no Santa Claus.
He's a myth that they made up to keep kids from misbehaving.
Now your mother and I will be giving
you presents no matter when you go to sleep.
- [Young Spencer] What about the reindeer?
- Oh Christ, these schools.
Prove to me that Santa exists.
- [Young Spencer] Everyone believes in it.
- Well, people believe in a lot of things that aren't true.
Santa doesn't exist.
God doesn't exist and the ones who believe in him
are suckers and fools and are only lying to themselves.
Never forget that.
All right.
Why don't we have a little ice cream?
- [Gwen] So the story is about this one family
over hundreds of years and the way that
each generation, you know, like screws up the next.
- That's really nice, sweetie.
It sounds great, I'm really excited for you.
- I don't know why I bother telling you anything.
You don't get it, dad would understand.
So even though it's in different time periods,
it's all connected, you know?
- That sounds like a fine idea but to be honest,
who has time for fiction when the government
is stealing our rights as free people?
Stealing our civil liberties.
Gwen, you need to read this article.
- I'm gonna talk about all of that but,
and the whole thing's very allegorical--
- I'm sure it is but let me find this article for you.
- Dad, if you would just look at my notes,
I mean I would really love your feedback.
It would mean the world to me.
Please?
(light anxious guitar tones)
(low demonic whispering)
(ominous rising tones)
(growling)
(gasping)
- Katy, hey, hey, whoa, whoa, what is it?
Hey, what's wrong?
You're shaking, look at me, look at me.
Hey, hey, you're fine, you're safe.
You're safe, it was just some wind.
Are you sure?
- It was my second test, so.
I don't want you to think, I didn't...
I just wanted to tell you before I--
- Before you what?
- We can't keep it.
We're not ready.
- But we're lucky to be alive.
I mean this is happening for a reason.
We could have a family together, we can be happy.
- I didn't, (chuckles) I didn't think that you would--
- Hold on a second.
Here we go, look, okay, look.
You deserve so much better than this.
So, so much better than this
but I don't want to spend another minute without knowing
that I'm gonna be with you for the rest of my life.
I love you, will you marry me?
- Yeah, yeah.
(relaxed guitar tones)
- Hey, sweetie.
- [Gwen's Voiceover] Mom, is that you?
Why do you look so young?
- Do you want some breakfast?
- [Gwen's Voiceover] My mother is beautiful.
Everyone always says so.
Everyone falls in love with her.
- You know, your father and I
are going to a gala this weekend.
You should see the dress I bought, it is so cute.
Speaking of cute, that boy Jeff,
is he coming by, by any chance?
That's crazy, are you a trainer?
- Yeah, I could give you a free session.
- You would? - Yeah, sure.
- I would love that. - So would I.
- This is Gwen, hey Gwen, say hi to the nice man.
- Hi, hey Gwen.
Is this your sister?
- Oh, come on, it's my daughter.
- I don't believe you. - You're stupid.
You wanna go tonight? - Yeah, sure.
- [Gwen's Voiceover] You were corrupt, you were wrong,
you were born out of transgression and you were tainted.
You will always be tainted.
- Breakfast.
You look tired.
(raspy breathing)
Why don't you try harder?
You need to apply yourself.
(demonic whispering)
Are you sure you're getting enough sleep, Gwen?
You look really tired.
- [Gwen's Voiceover] I'm your mother.
- Your father and I love you.
I just want you to be happy.
What's wrong with you?
(scream) (shattering)
(trickling)
(toilet flushes)
(thud) (grunt)
- [Samantha] Derek, get in here, help me tie this guy up.
- [Matthew] Hi Mrs. Bayles,
can I talk to Katrina you please?
- [Katrina's Mom] No, now is not a good time.
- Look, I've been calling her all day.
- [Katrina's Mom] She is feeling really ill right now
and it's not a really good time to be talking to her.
- [Matthew] I'd rather hear it from her.
- [Katrina's Mom] Matt, it is not a good time.
If you come back some other day--
- [Matthew] I know you don't like me, that's fine.
But this is my family we're talking about, okay?
- [Katrina's Mom] I understand,
I need for you to just consider--
- [Matthew] No, I want to talk to Katrina.
Katrina, Katrina?
- [Katrina's Mom] She's not ready to talk to you, Matt.
- [Matthew] I just want to talk to her.
- No. - She'll tell me.
- [Katrina's Mom] She has asked me to tell you no.
- Mom. - Hey.
- [Katrina] Can we have a minute?
Mom, please.
- All right, I'll be right here if you need me.
- Okay?
Hey, what's wrong?
I wanted to show you something, okay?
- I miscarried.
- What?
- Uh-huh.
Just today
and
because of that, I don't think that we should get married.
- Katy, I wasn't lying about what I said.
I love you and I want to take care of you, okay?
Please don't do this.
- [Katrina] I have to think about things.
I'm sorry, I just need time. - Please.
- [Katrina] I don't think it's a good idea.
- Katrina, please. - I'm sorry.
(wind howling)
- I was gonna,
I was gonna give you this.
I would have.
- Hey.
Who are you?
- I was just looking for the owners.
Hi, I live nearby, my name's Frazer.
- Gwen.
- Hi, Gwen.
It's a pleasure to meet you.
- We're just staying here this weekend.
- Rough night, huh?
- I guess I'm a bit of a klutz.
- That's okay, I forgive you.
- [Gwen] Here, let me help you.
- So what brings you out here?
- It's my friend Jeff's wedding.
- You don't seem all that excited about it.
- Well honestly, it's
a little hard to deal with.
- Why, you used to have a thing for him?
Hey, it's okay.
We've all been there.
We try so hard to hold on to the things that hurt us, right?
The pain, the anger, the bad experience.
Why not just let that wash away
so that we can be reborn?
- Exactly, it's like we're all prisoners of other's choices.
- Yeah.
- It's kind of like this book I'm working on.
- I knew you were the creative type.
Tell me more about your story.
- Really,
no, you don't want to hear it.
- Please.
Tell me.
- Okay.
Well, it's about one family across hundreds of years
and the way that each generation fucks up the next.
- Right.
Right, parents damage their children.
They put all their failures and insecurities onto them.
By the time we've grown up, the damage is done.
I would totally read that book.
(Gwen chuckles)
Imagine if we could do it a different way.
What if we grew up in a collective
where we're surrounded by a diversity
of people and got to make our own choices?
That's basically what my friends and I are doing out here.
- Yeah?
- Well, I call them my friends.
Really they're more like a family.
We'd do
anything for each other.
Well, I'll leave you be.
- [Gwen] Hey.
- Yeah?
- You wanna have a glass of wine with me?
- I'd love to.
(baby cooing)
(ominous tones)
It has to be tonight.
Everything is aligned.
I need volunteers.
Alicia.
(Alicia exclaims excitedly)
Brian.
(ominous tones)
Dawn.
You'll be accompanying me.
- He chose us.
I can't believe he chose us.
- [Frazer] This is heavy stuff, Sam.
I'm gonna need you with me on this.
- [Samantha] Get her in here now.
Did you see the others? - Oh, you mean the bodies?
- [Samantha] They chose to be here.
- [Derek] They didn't choose that.
- [Samantha] Frazer told me
they are a small sacrifice to get us here.
- I'm gonna go into the dark.
I'm gonna need you to be my light.
- [Samantha] We have to save his brother.
Then we can save them, we can save everyone.
- There's no sacrifice too big
to get us where we want to be.
- Who the hell is this guy? - Just calm down, okay?
Everything is under control.
Frazer wants us to keep him
contained and find out what he knows.
- He told you that? - Just trust me.
I think this guy's FBI.
Look at this, I mean what is this thing?
- [Derek] I don't know, what happened out there?
I mean this is the house but everything's different.
Where are we?
(sneezing)
- Look, please, just take anything you want.
I won't tell anyone, I promise, please don't hurt me.
- Don't hurt you?
Why would we hurt you?
- [Spencer] You broke into the house.
- We didn't break into the house.
You broke into the house.
- Sam. - Shut up.
- Look, there's obviously been a mix-up, okay?
Just let me get my glasses and I will go, it's all yours.
- What do you think, that I'm stupid or something?
We know that you've been watching us.
Frazer sees everything.
- Please, just let me go.
- Stop.
We're not murderers.
I don't even know what's happened with the two of you.
- We can't trust Maya on this.
It's just us.
- I didn't want to do it.
I liked that little girl, I liked--
- Shut up. - I know, I know.
But it wasn't your choice, it's not your fault, it's Frazer.
God.
You're so much like him.
He was a scientist too.
He wanted to help people.
Here.
(Maya groans)
- Maya, you're still delirious, you should sit down.
- [Maya] No, no, he's here, he's gonna hurt her.
- [Samantha] Maya, Maya, talk to me.
- [Derek] I don't know what to do.
- [Katrina] I feel kinda bad for him actually.
He's smart but just can't-- (eerie whispering)
You need to get your act together.
What are you doing with your life?
- Cheers, Gwendoline.
- My dad's the only one who calls me that.
- You're right, you're not a Gwendoline.
You have a different name.
- Oh yeah?
- Maybe
Siren.
- Ooh.
- Yeah.
The siren's an ancient Greek myth.
A beautiful woman calls to the men with a lovely song
and when they come to her, she eats 'em alive.
- Well I call and they don't pick up.
- [Fazer] What happened with this
groom to be, this Jeff fella?
- I don't know, he's a good looking guy.
I had feelings for him for a long time and I
just kept wishing something would happen.
Then one day, we were at a party.
(electronic dance music)
Everything felt so right and Jeff was drawn to me.
The way he looked at me, I was waiting for that for so long.
I never really liked dancing.
I usually felt so self-conscious
but in that moment, I could move.
I felt free.
- So we totally got abandoned.
- [Gwen] Yeah, where did all our friends go?
- I turned around and it was like boom, they're gone.
(laughing)
- [Jeff] Wow, did you ever shake it in there, that was wild.
- Yeah, you weren't so bad yourself.
- Yeah and I'd do it again.
- I liked dancing with you.
- It's funny 'cause I think,
well, I should probably go home.
- Yeah, me too.
- [Jeff] So my car's over here, where is yours?
- Oh, just that way.
- Do you want me to walk you there?
- Oh no, no, I'm cool, you go.
- Okay. - I'll see you later.
- The next thing I know, he's dating my friend
and I had to watch them together,
all over each other and I couldn't even be mad
because I was so stupid in that one moment.
- [Former Classmate] Yo, I think it's that
stuck up cunt from high school with that hot ass mom.
- Hey girl, is that sexy ass mom
of yours comin' to pick you up?
- [Gwen] Shut the fuck up.
Who the fuck are you?
Get the fuck out of my face, you mother fuckers.
- Yo man, her mom is so fuckin' hot, she's kinky too.
- [Man] Good to see you, tell mom I said hi.
- Years later, I heard Jeff was single
and we were all supposed to go to this concert together.
But he bailed at the last minute
and our friend Dave came instead.
There was an accident.
Dave was paralyzed.
A week later,
Jeff shipped off to the Caymans for med school.
Katrina and Matthew broke up and she got weird.
God, I...
I thought we'd be friends
for life.
- Come on.
Come dance with me.
(relaxed jazzy guitar music)
- It's just not my thing.
- Yeah, I used to be like that too.
Afraid to dance, afraid to ask for what I wanted.
You know what I found?
If you ask people the right way, they'll do
anything you want and if you think in a new way,
you can do anything yourself.
So maybe Gwen doesn't dance.
But how about Siren?
- That's not my name.
(low anxious tones)
(steady tempo drumbeat)
- Siren.
Siren, Siren.
She's a great dancer.
The best dancer. (voice echoes)
I'm very familiar with these moves.
These are the I'm scared to dance
and I'm scared to dance moves.
- I'll show you something.
(relaxed rock music)
(screaming)
- You know, you don't have to be that old person anymore.
You could redefine yourself.
Now I'm not going to do it for you, but you'll regret it.
- That felt good.
I wanna do it again.
(screaming)
(eerie whispering)
(dramatic ominous tones)
(growling)
- [Samantha] Maya, Maya, talk to me.
- I don't know what to do.
- She's having an epileptic seizure,
she needs to be sedated. - Don't trust him.
- If you don't sedate her immediately,
she could suffer permanent brain damage.
I'm a doctor, let me help.
(Maya gasping)
- Don't
try anything.
- Do you have any medical supplies?
Anything like a tranquilizer?
- Will this work?
- Is this heroin?
- [Samantha] Just help her.
- [Spencer] Maya, I'm gonna need you to relax for me, okay?
I'm gonna need you to breath deeply.
- Thank you for doing this, man.
I'm sorry she tied you up.
Is she okay?
- The only certainty is that nothing is impossible.
I can see time.
Scientists weren't meant to maintain the status quo,
they were meant to destroy it.
I can see the future here.
- We could save the world.
- We could save Bobby. - Bobby,
are you okay?
What's wrong with him?
- [Frazer's Mom] Frazer, you were responsible for him.
You should have known better.
You're his big brother, you're supposed to look out for him.
- I may need your help with something.
It may be a little dangerous.
- Anything for you.
- Sam, I want you to cut her.
- What?
- Cut her arm gently but make it bleed.
- What she is doing?
- Trust her, we're doing this to help you.
(screaming)
- I see it.
- Tell me what you see.
- I can't, it's blurry.
- Sam, harder.
- What are you doing?
- Don't stop her.
As time collapses, the boundary
between the subconscious and the conscious break down.
I saw the past today.
- Make her go away, make her stop!
- [Frazer] Sam.
We won't just see it, we're gonna touch it
and we're gonna change it, we're gonna make ripples.
Take her to Maya.
Tell her it was an accident.
Why are you pushing yourself away from us?
We love you-- - Because this is not
why we came here.
- You're my angel.
- I don't like it when you touch me, don't touch me.
- [Frazer] This is gonna work, this is gonna work.
(weeping)
This is gonna work!
(snarling)
- Yeah, just lay back.
Calm down, it's gonna be okay.
- No, no it won't, I can see it all.
Gwen, Katrina, Matthew and Spencer.
He wants to kill you all.
- Okay, all right, you need to get the fuck out of here.
I don't know what kinda crazy drug bullshit this is but--
- No one is going anywhere.
- Sam, you have to face it, Frazer's dangerous.
You can't trust him. - You shut up.
If what he said isn't true, how are we here?
You saw what happened.
We moved in time.
- It's here.
This is the place.
Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
Only transformed.
(eerie ensemble music)
Your sacrifice
is our salvation.
- What is it? - Just take it.
- [Frazer] Don't be afraid, Dawn.
I'd never lead you astray.
(gasping)
(choking)
It only hurts for a moment.
Remember that.
It's beautiful, they're transcending.
(screaming)
- No!
No!
- Dawn, don't abandon me when I need you the most.
(fearful breathing)
Come to me.
Show me your hand.
I thought you trusted me.
Please, we're so close, Dawn.
I can save you, I can save everyone.
- Dawn, get away from him now!
Look what you did, they trusted you.
(choking)
You're a murderer.
- I didn't do anything, I just asked and they answered.
(tense ensemble tones)
Just watch,
it'll be worth it.
Time is fluid.
I can feel it.
You're not Bobby.
This isn't where we're supposed to be.
Something's gone wrong.
(choking)
- I just feel so embarrassed telling you
all this personal stuff and I don't know anything about you.
- Most people just wait for their turn to talk.
I like to listen.
I like to get to know more
about someone than just the surface.
- Well, I'd like to get to know you.
Why don't you tell me a secret?
- I had a younger brother.
- Had?
- Polio.
- Polio, wasn't that cured like 50 years--
- We'd snuck away from my parents
and went swimming in this dirty river.
Everyone was doing it but we weren't supposed to.
He got worse and worse until they stuck him in an iron lung.
- I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to bring it up.
- I'd have done anything
to get him out of that box, anything.
But I was powerless and everyone blamed me for it happening.
I didn't come to terms with it until
years later, when I had my first trip,
then I saw.
- [Gwen] Saw what?
- Everything,
I was on the outside looking in at all of time
and I saw Bobby and me walking into the river.
I could almost reach out and touch it.
Tell me Siren, is there anything
in your life you'd want to change?
- That's not my name, my name's Gwen.
- Gwen,
Gwendoline.
Does that make you uncomfortable, Gwendoline?
- I told you, my dad's the only one who calls me that.
- Tell me what you'd change.
I see it there.
Tell me what it is.
Tell me!
- Everything.
My name is Gwen, I have a family who loves me.
Yeah.
(moaning)
(smacking)
I'm such a bad girl.
Such a bad girl.
Your mother doesn't care about you,
she doesn't even know you're there.
Your father hates you.
He thinks you're stupid, don't you get that?
I have friends who care about me.
They don't care about you.
They don't think about you, they don't even know you exist.
You owe them nothing.
I'm a writer, I have something to say.
Don't fool yourself, Gwen.
You'll never finish that book.
How long have you been working on it?
You'll never do it, you'll never amount to anything.
Gwen can never be happy, it doesn't exist.
(screeching)
- This is the moment we were scarred and we're long past it.
But what if we could fold time
and change it so it never happened?
- But I'd never exist.
- You're wrong, you'd still exist but without the scars.
You'd be the person you were
meant to be, not this tarnished angel.
- Yeah, my dad didn't even want me to be born.
- You carry the guilt inside you, just like I do.
But we can change that.
I can save my brother, you can save yourself.
- What am I doing?
I don't even know you. - No, no, no, no, no.
That's the scars talking.
Are you so afraid of seeing the person you were meant to be?
- [Gwen] What was in that wine?
- [Frazer] You'll see.
- No, I'm so sweaty and I'm so fat right now.
- You're probably the most beautiful thing ever.
- How do you put up with me?
- I love you more.
- I love you.
Come on, let's go inside.
- No, no, wait, wait wait, this is what it
would've looked like, this is what we would've,
this is how we would've been if you hadn't a miscarried.
Katrina,
when you lost the baby, you changed.
I wish it didn't happen like that.
- It didn't.
- What?
- I never had a miscarriage.
- What are you saying?
- I don't want to lie to you.
I told my mom that it was my body
and it was my choice and I could do it but...
- [Katrina's Mom] I want to talk to you,
as a friend, not as your mother.
I got pregnant way too young, just like you.
I got a promise from a boy that he would do
the right thing and he tried but your father was a child.
You know him.
I sacrificed and I worked so hard
and I don't regret it
but it was to give you something better.
I beg you to consider whether you want
one choice you make at such a young age
to define the rest of your life.
She was right.
- No, she wasn't. - Yes, she was.
Think about it, we were so young
and everything was so messed up.
You didn't have job, you didn't graduate
high school but you're still dealing.
Where were we gonna raise the kid, your mom's basement?
- It wasn't your choice!
(mid tempo drumbeat)
- Hey, sweetie.
I found your scarf in the laundry.
It's falling apart a little bit, I wanted to fix it for you.
I almost just threw it out.
Gwen, I'm worried about you.
You just,
you seem so sad
all the time.
I just want you to be happy.
I don't know why you can't just be happy.
- One more, one more, one more.
Come on baby, you got it, you got it.
You can do it, you can do it, you can do it.
Come on, come on.
Oh my god, you can do it.
You come here acting so much better than me
and you make me feel like dirt.
You don't even look at me and you won't talk to me, huh?
Huh?
- [Nancy] What are you doing?
You're 30,
you're single
and you're a temp.
Where did I go wrong?
You were such a beautiful little girl.
I just wish we could go back to the old days.
You know, when I was your age--
(Gwen screams)
- Sam.
Sam, look at me.
Sam,
Sam.
We got into this for love.
To help other people.
Frazer's lost sight of that, but I haven't.
- Frazer said you would betray us.
Look at you.
Everything he says is true.
Everything.
- Look, look at us, look.
That would've been us.
Why won't you, why don't you just look?
Huh?
Would that have been so bad, huh?
Am I so bad, am I so fucking bad?
Huh?
Why did you never tell me, why didn't you tell me?
You just didn't give a shit.
You didn't tell me, you didn't give me the chance.
Guess what?
This time, you don't get to choose.
- Matthew, no.
- What are you doing?
Gwen, what are you doing?
Oh god, what are you doing?
No, wait, wait, wait, no, no.
(screaming)
Why are you doing this, Gwen?
- [Maya] It's okay, it's gonna be all right.
- Do it, Sam, do it for me.
(tense ensemble music)
(gurgling)
- Hey, we did it, babe.
Stop.
(choking)
(screaming)
- [Nancy] Please, I love you, I love you, please.
Please, please.
- If you really loved me,
you never would've brought me into this world.
(scream) (squelching)
- No, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no.
No.
No, no, no, please, please, chill out, chill out.
(gurgling)
(weeping)
- I made the choice.
- Shh.
You sacrificed her memory, you're almost there.
I want to show you a new life now.
The one where you are the person you were meant to be.
(smacking)
You are a siren now.
- [Gwen] God, you are so dumb, you are so fucking stupid.
Like what is wrong with you?
- [Frazer and Gwen] I'm the only one who wants you.
I'm the only one who loves you.
I'm the one who sees you, Siren.
I'll make all the bad feelings go away.
- [Gwen] You just have to let go.
- [Frazer] You just have to surrender.
Now tell me your name.
- [Gwen] Gwen.
- [Frazer] Tell me your name.
- [Gwen] Siren.
- [Frazer] Tell me, do you feel better, do you feel free?
(weeping)
- Maya.
Maya.
Maya, help.
- Oh my god, oh my god, Frazer, you're still alive.
- Maya.
(groaning)
I need a doctor.
- There are no doctors out here.
You said we take care of our own, that's what you said.
- I didn't say that.
- You did, when Jenny's baby was sick,
you said you would handle it but the baby died.
- I'm not Frazer, I don't even know who he is.
- Oh my god, you're right, you're not.
- Direct pressure.
- What? - Direct pressure.
Anterior abdominal wound.
This much blood loss, the odds of survival are...
(snarling)
- [Samantha] Frazer, is that...
Is that you?
- [Demon] Sacrifice.
(crunching)
(screaming)
- I don't relish this, but it's the only way.
(tense dramatic tones)
I wasn't meant to go here, Siren.
I was meant to go to my brother.
But the pain that you
and your friends felt pulled me to you.
We are meant to be together.
Help me make one last sacrifice
to send us where we're meant to be,
so we can fix everything once and for all.
(growling)
- [Demon] Hurry.
- [Maya] You have to open your mind
to the possibility that you can live.
- What did you give me? - Relax.
It's just a little jarring the first time.
- Aspirin?
- [Maya] Acid.
(eerie ominous ensemble tones)
(car horns honking)
(engine rumbling)
- Stab wound to the abdomen,
with that much blood loss, odds of survival are negligible.
- Spencer, I can help you, you just have to trust me.
- Our best hope, he's paralyzed for life.
At worst, he dies.
- [Maya] Spencer trust me, I can help.
- What's to help?
It's just the drugs talking, you're not real.
- Everything is real,
I can save you here or you can die here.
There is more to life than what you see with your eyes.
(snarling)
(shattering)
- [Gwen] Do it now, Siren.
He's a small sacrifice to save so much.
Do it, Siren.
- Do it Siren,
Do it for me.
- [Demon] I'm sorry.
(growling)
- Stop it.
Help.
Please help me.
(Katrina wailing)
(smack)
(anxious electronic music)
- [Gwen] Listen to it.
Do it.
(phone buzzing)
(weeping)
(screaming)
- Hey man, you've gotta chill.
This shit with Katrina is messed up,
nobody's denying it but do you want to be 70 and still
pissed off that some girl lied to you way back when?
(distant screams)
What are you doing?
I thought I was the one who got paralyzed.
(anxious electronic music)
- [Katrina] Help.
- Katy.
(snarling)
Help me.
- [Demon] Help me.
- [Katrina] I just don't think it's a good idea.
I need time, I'm sorry. - Please.
(anxious electronic music)
- Matthew, I never should have lied to you.
I was so scared
and I'm so, so sorry.
(gurgling)
Matthew?
Matthew.
(choking)
(raspy breathing)
Stop.
I'm not afraid of you.
(snarling)
(anxious ensemble music)
(shattering)
(phone buzzing)
- [Nancy] Hey, sweetie.
Hello?
Hello, Gwen?
Gwen, can you hear me?
- Is she there or not? - I don't know.
Honey, can you hear me, Gwen?
Gwen?
Sweetie, can you hear me, are you okay?
- Hi. - Oh, there you are.
I guess it's bad reception in the country.
How are you doing?
- Okay.
- [Nancy] Listen, I just wanted to call
and see how the weekend's going, are you having fun?
- Yeah.
- [Nancy] Oh, dad wanted to talk to you for a second.
Let me put him on.
- [Gwen's Dad] Gwendoline, you remember Jane,
Michael's friend who's the literary agent?
- Yeah.
- [Gwen's Dad] She said she'll
take a look at your book when it's ready.
I don't know if there's gonna be a publishing industry then
but it's worth a shot.
- [Nancy] We won't take up all your time.
Have fun at the wedding, tell Jeff congratulations for me.
- I will.
- [Gwen's Dad] Love you, bye.
(anxious tones)
- Spencer, you can choose.
- Shut up, you're high, you're not real.
- You don't have to die.
- I'm sorry, there was nothing we could do.
The blood loss was just--
- She's right, anything can happen.
- No, no, this is it, I don't want to go.
(engine rumbling)
- Spencer, look out!
(tires screeching)
(anxious electronic tones)
(light chiming Christmas music)
- My father said you don't exist.
- Ho ho ho ho,
well perhaps your father doesn't know everything.
Now, you need to keep your eye on the road, young man.
What is all the rush, for?
- Sorry, Santa.
- Now, have you been a good boy this year?
Because looking at your eyes, you seem to be trippin' balls.
Well, that's okay, I'm glad you're here
because I have a present for you.
The present is the future.
Ho, ho, ho, ho.
Merry Christmas.
Ho, ho, ho, ho.
(electronic beeping)
- I'll get you outta there.
I promise.
- To the impossible.
- [Frazer] Siren.
What are you doing?
- That's not my name.
- Don't say something we both know is a lie.
- I won't hurt my friends for you.
- Friends?
Where were they when you needed them?
When you were so alone?
I was there.
I was there for you, Siren
and you promised to help me to save my brother.
- Your brother died, it sucks
but killing people won't bring him back.
- I didn't kill anyone.
They believed in what I was doing.
I thought you did too.
Hey.
Whoa.
Hey.
Do you remember what you were like when we first met?
You hated yourself, you were pathetic.
Look at you now, I made you whole, I saved you, Siren.
- My name is Gwen,
it's short for Gwendoline and I want you to leave.
(Gwen groaning)
(screaming)
- It's okay, Siren.
This will fix everything.
(anxious electronic music)
(snarling)
- Hello,
brother.
- You're not Bobby.
- But I am,
your brother!
(raspy gasping)
Maya.
Yes.
- Maya.
You didn't abandon me.
- You did some really bad things.
- [Frazer] Everything's still messed up.
- [Maya] We'll find a way to fix it.
- It has to be me.
One last sacrifice to send us home.
(screams)
(tense warbling tones)
If I can save him, I can save everyone.
I refuse to be alone.
(anxious rock tones)
- Spencer, we gotta get you to the hospital.
- I'm okay.
I know it doesn't look like it but I'm okay.
- [Katrina] What happened?
- I don't know,
but I can see.
I can see everything.
(relaxed ensemble music)
- I really want to be a writer.
Do you have any advice?
- Don't ever let anyone say your story isn't worth telling.
You have a voice that needs to be heard.
Let us hear it, good luck.
Hi.
- [Katrina] You did it.
You did it. - Oh my god.
- [Katrina] Look at this.
- No, I'm not gonna look.
- It's great. - Hey, how are you?
- Thank you. - There you go.
- Thank you, thank you.
- Paying customer up next.
- Mom, I told you I'd give you the book for free.
- We're so proud of you, Gwen.
- Thank you.
- I don't usually read sci-fi
but I am very excited about reading your book, Gwendoline.
One for me
and one for the university.
(relaxed guitar music)
- [Spencer] Good to see you.
- You remember Spencer. - Yes.
Thank you, it's getting close.
- Come in. - I would love to.
- Watch your step.
- [Spencer] I was really unfair to you before.
I thought I had it all figured out.
- You've changed a lot.
We all have, for the better.
- [Spencer] There's still one thing left to do.
- [Katrina] What?
- [Spencer] The impossible.
(relaxed ensemble music)
(electronic beeping)
(mid tempo drumbeat)
(relaxed ensemble music)
(relaxed ensemble electronic music)