[SLOW OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
WOMAN: We should not be here.
Magnus said it was a place of opportunity,
if you could endure the cold,
the long nights,
the hunger.
This time last year, all these racks were full.
Yesterday, we started eating the fish we had set aside for bait.
The men don't want to think of anything but the next day at sea.
Perhaps it's the only way they can survive.
But walking blindly into the dark is something I will not do.
[MAN SINGING] Bait the hooks And bind them fast
And weigh them down with a stone
There's two dark birds In a white, white sky
The sun the color of the bone...
- Hello, Helga. - HELGA: Evening, miss.
- Oh, yeah. Feels good. - [FISHERMEN SINGING IN UNISON]
Yeah! O, this long winter Will never ever end
Till my love is returned to me
Cool the oars, throw the lines
Then bend your head and pray
- HELGA: I saved you the head. - Thank you. Will you sit down now?
- You've been on your feet all day. - Thank you, miss.
ALL: There's ice on the fjord And snow on the hills
And the fish swimming under the sea
Yeah!
O, this long winter will never ever end
Till my love is returned to me
FISHERMAN 1: [SHOUTS] Yeah!
[FISHERMEN LAUGHING]
Bad enough that we're eating into our wages,
- but when it's like that... - [LAUGHS]
Don't like it? There's the kitchen.
Could you swap places? I bet Helga's faster than you.
[FISHERMEN LAUGH]
FISHERMAN 2: Well...
am I a liar?
No, not at all.
I found at least three seasons
when the midwinter catch was poor.
But we still had enough to sell come spring.
WOMAN: I meant no disrespect, Ragnar.
My concerns are less to do with the catch
and more with the well-being of the men.
Those years, not everyone survived the winter.
RAGNAR: This is a fishing station.
Any man here that doesn't have scars on his hands,
salt in his blood,
a rumbling in his stomach from morning to night,
- is in the wrong fucking place. - Father.
If you'll pardon my language.
But seeing as the mountain roads are snowed under till spring,
you know, we may as well tighten our belts,
stop complaining,
'cause no one's going anywhere.
You know, Miss Eva, your husband, God rest his soul,
he made it a tradition
to give a toast to the men on midwinter's night.
[GLASS SCRAPING]
[CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY]
Things may seem dark now,
but we're already blessed with good fortune.
As of tomorrow, each day will be longer than the one before it,
until the springtime,
when you'll all be reunited with your loved ones,
wherever they may be.
I'm sure they'll be very happy to see you.
[SCOFFS] Truth be told, ma'am, the only thing they'll be happy to see
is the money.
[FISHERMEN CHUCKLING]
May the Lord protect you from hidden rocks,
harmful sea creatures and dangerous pirates.
- Skol. - FISHERMEN: Skol.
[FISHERMEN SIGHING, CHATTERING]
[DRINK POURING]
FISHERMAN 3: That'll make you a man in no time.
FISHERMAN 4: [CHUCKLES] Shut up. Shut up.
HELGA: There were two brothers I heard of
from a town a little north of here.
They were fishermen.
One was handsome... one was plain.
[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]
They worked hard every winter
and, in time, became wealthy.
Now,
the plain brother spent his money wisely,
but the handsome brother did not.
The older he got, the more he came to envy
his brother's beautiful wife
and his fine house.
So, one day,
when they were out at sea,
he took up his oar...
- [LOUDLY] and struck him... - [GASPS]
three times at the back of the head...
pushed him overboard and rowed home.
[IMITATING TEARFUL TONE] Told everyone that there had been a terrible accident.
A year went by.
He married his brother's beautiful wife
and moved into the fine house.
Then late one night...
[WHISPERING] when everyone was in bed...
there was a knock at the door.
[KNOCKING ON TABLE]
[IN NORMAL TONE] He sent one of the servants to see who it was...
[WHISPERS] but the man never came back.
[KNOCKING ON TABLE]
[IN NORMAL VOICE] He sent his wife...
[WHISPERS] But she didn't come back either.
[KNOCKING ON TABLE]
Finally, the handsome brother went to the door himself,
but there was no one there.
Just the bad smell...
[IN HORRIFIED TONE] ...of seaweed and rotting meat.
Then,
at the back of his neck, he felt...
- [YELLS] - [SCREAMS]
[FISHERMEN LAUGHING]
[GROANS] Get out! Get out! [PANTS]
[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]
EVA: I was quite surprised how merry everyone seemed last night.
Fisherman's way, ma'am. You drink deep when times are good,
and deeper when they're bad.
Besides, I won a wager.
Seeing Ragnar part with money always cheers everyone up.
What was the wager?
Uh, I don't quite recall. It's, um...
Go on.
Somewhat embarrassing, to tell you the truth.
- [GULPS] It concerned you. - Me?
Merely, some of the men thought you wouldn't return this season.
After what happened with Magnus,
they thought you'd sell the fishing station quickly
and move back to your family.
Magnus was my family.
- Yeah... - This fishing station is all I...
- [DARK MUSIC PLAYING] - ...all I have left.
FISHERMAN 1: Come on! One, two, three.
ALL: Heave! [GRUNTING]
FISHERMAN 2: Bail!
[SLOW INTRIGUING MUSIC PLAYING]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER IN DISTANCE]
[OBJECTS RATTLING]
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
Poor bastards.
They must have got stuck on the Teeth when the tide turned.
The hell were they doing this far north?
[INDISTINCT SHOUTING IN DISTANCE]
FISHERMAN 3: Almighty God,
protect these men and give them the help that they need...
and save them from the perilous sea.
[WHISPERS] Amen.
Hey!
- Where are you going? - Getting the bonfires lit.
Anyone alive will be freezing by the time we get them to shore.
That... that is not our business.
- It could be us out there. - RAGNAR: But it isn't!
And if they had any sense worth a damn, they wouldn't have taken a ship that big
so close to the shore in the first place.
We lost Master Magnus out in those rocks.
And you'd still have us take the boat out there,
risk all our necks?
For strangers?
Foreigners.
We're not gonna help them?
You heard what Miss Eva said last night.
Can barely feed ourselves.
There might be ten, 20 people still aboard.
If you don't like how I run things, go and find another boat to work on.
I'm the helmsman, dammit! It's my decision.
No, it's not. It's hers. She owns the boat, not you.
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
I'm afraid Ragnar is right.
Helping those men will put our lives at risk,
and I cannot do that.
I cannot.
We will not fish today out of respect.
[SLOW INTRIGUING MUSIC CONTINUES]
[SNIFFLING]
[SNIFFLES]
[WAVES CRASHING]
[WIND HOWLING]
[EVA GRUNTS]
That's good.
We should search the other beaches.
Be a waste of time.
What do you mean?
It's a damn stroke of luck this ended up where it did.
I know the currents around the Teeth.
Whatever wreckage can float will stay close to them.
For how long?
Till the tide turns.
After that, who knows?
Could we get a boat out there before then?
We'd have to leave now.
[TENSE DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
Hey! Keep rowing!
[FISHERMEN GRUNTING]
[FISHERMEN BREATHING HEAVILY]
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Stop! Stop!
There!
[BOAT CREAKING]
Watch it, you fool! You'll have us all tipped over!
[BOX THUDS]
- [EERIE MUSIC PLAYING] - [GASPS]
[SPEAKS BASQUE]
Ragnar, get up here.
[MEN SHOUTING IN BASQUE]
- FISHERMAN: To the back, miss. - Push us off, damn it!
[WAILS IN BASQUE]
- Can't we help them? - There's too many of them!
They'll swamp the boat!
FISHERMAN: To the back of the boat!
Push us off!
[INTENSE MUSIC PLAYING]
RAGNAR: [GRUNTING] Go!
- [MEN SHOUTING IN BASQUE] - FISHERMAN 1: No, get away!
RAGNAR: Push us back! FISHERMAN 1: Get away!
They'll have us over!
[WHIMPERING] Stop it! Stop it! Stop! Stop! Stop!
- FISHERMAN 2: Get off. - [GRUNTS]
Stay back!
[FISHERMEN GRUNTING]
Hey!
[FISHERMEN SHOUTING]
EVA: Ragnar!
[SHOUTS] Where's Ragnar?
- FISHERMAN 2: Ragnar! - [GRUNTS]
FISHERMAN 2: Keep rowing. FISHERMAN 3: Ragnar's in the water!
- Where's Ragnar? - FISHERMAN 2: Can anyone see him?
He's gone down!
FISHERMAN 4: Ragnar!
[FISHERMEN GRUNTING]
[GRUNTS, WHIMPERS] Oh, my God!
Help! Help!
- Help! [WHIMPERS] - Stand back! Stand back!
[SLOW OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
[INAUDIBLE]
[BOTTLES CLINKING]
Five jars of lamp oil...
six bottles of brandy.
That's it.
FISHERMAN: Well, at least we won't feel the cold.
You think we should be thankful?
FISHERMAN: Better than nothing, eh?
We lost our helmsman, you damn fool!
How are we supposed to fish?
And you were standing beside him.
- Nothing he could've done! - Could've...
Who are you to talk, eh? You tipped us over!
[SHOUTS] Enough!
If no one has objections, Daníel will take over as helmsman
for the remainder of the season.
Daníel, thank you.
No need, ma'am.
You know, your husband used to say...
"If you can't rely on the man sitting next to you,
you shouldn't get in the boat in the first place."
Do you think he would've made the same decision I did?
What's done is done.
There's no use dwelling on it.
[WATER SPLASHING]
[EVA BREATHING HEAVILY]
Aron!
What are you doing?
What's in your hand?
A watch, miss.
Don't seem to be working.
Put it back.
- Miss? - Put it back.
- [STOMACH GURGLES] - [YELPS]
[SCREAMS] He's alive!
[PANTING]
[FAINT GURGLING]
[EELS HISSING]
[FISHERMEN RETCHING]
[EELS CONTINUE HISSING]
[HAMMER THUDDING LOUDLY]
[WIND HOWLING]
[HAMMER THUDDING]
FISHERMAN: That is blasphemy.
Jónas, what's going on?
Nothing, Miss Eva. Foolish superstition is all.
[CHUCKLING] Helga's worried they're gonna come back as a draugur.
Draugur?
What's she got the ropes for?
As I remember it, miss, the dead can't break free
if you bind their arms with knotted rope.
They lose direction if you turn the coffin three times.
And they can't walk in your dreams if you hammer iron nails into their feet.
Old wives' tales.
Lift these up.
We're leaving, miss.
I'm right behind you.
[WOOD CLATTERING]
[SLOW INTRIGUING MUSIC PLAYING]
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
[FOOTSTEPS STOP]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
[EVA GASPS]
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[PANTS]
[GROANS, PANTS]
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
[SCREAMS, PANTS]
It seemed real.
[DANÍEL SIGHS]
The long winters here, the dark,
they play tricks on your mind even at the best of times.
Perhaps you're right. [SIGHS]
DANÍEL: For your peace of mind,
I could... load Magnus's rifle.
No harm keeping it ready this time of year.
There might be seals.
Yeah.
[DANÍEL SIGHS]
[CHAIR THUDS]
I should give it a clean.
No telling when it was last used.
Two years ago, you and Magnus hunted for quail.
[LAUGHS] Yeah. I didn't come back with much, as I recall.
Clever as any man I've known,
but bless his heart,
if he shot up in the air, he'd miss the sky.
[EVA CHUCKLES]
Didn't stop him from trying.
[CHUCKLES] It did not.
When Magnus asked me to marry him...
he had the ring in one hand
and his compass in the other.
After I'd said yes, I asked him what the compass was for,
and he said it was in case I'd said no
and he needed it to get back home,
because he would've been lost without me.
[EVA CHUCKLES]
[CHORTLING]
[DOOR RATTLING]
DANÍEL: Oh, boy! [MUMBLES]
Will you teach me how to use it?
Yeah, of course.
[CHAIR CREAKS]
- [CHUCKLES] Careful. - Sorry, is it loaded?
[DANÍEL CHUCKLES]
I certainly hope not.
- It's all right. It's okay. [CHUCKLES] - [EVA CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY]
All right. Hold it up.
- Tuck it into your shoulder. - Hmm.
And here.
Nice and steady. There you go.
Now, pull the hammer back with your thumb.
[GUN COCKS]
That's it.
- And open the breech. - [MECHANISM CLICKS]
Cartridge goes in there.
Close it up.
Line up the two sets of sights with your target.
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
Slow your breath. Set.
And when you're ready...
you fire.
- [OBJECT THUDS] - [CHAIR CREAKS]
[BREECH CLICKS]
I should get some sleep.
[CLEARS THROAT] It's been a long day.
EVA: Thank you.
DANÍEL: Good night.
[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
[SCREAMS ECHOING]
[MAN YELLING IN BASQUE]
[MAN WAILING IN BASQUE]
[MEN CLAMORING]
[GASPS, SNIFFLES]
[PANTING]
[ARON MUMBLING INDISTINCTLY]
[SOBBING, MUMBLING]
Beware the draugur...
when it roams the midnight plain...
- [SIGHS] - [WIND HOWLING]
[SNORING SOUND]
Ma'am.
[WOODEN PLANKS THUDDING]
DANÍEL: We'll shoot the first lines out past the Point.
Let's get moving.
- [SHOUTS] And hey! - [FISHERMEN GRUNT]
[WIND HOWLING]
[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
[EVA GASPS]
EVA: I found this hidden above the door.
Weren't hidden, miss.
Wouldn't do no good if it were hidden.
The draugur needs to see it.
What is it?
- Wood from that ship. - EVA: What?
It's a stave, miss, to protect the house from evil.
Helga, the men cannot be reminded of what happened that night.
I can't afford to have them distracted by spirits and ghosts...
Not a spirit, miss. Not the way you're thinking.
Most of it's skin and bone and blood.
Just like us.
Only there's no life left in it anymore.
Just hate.
I've seen it in my dreams.
It stays hidden during the day, miss.
But at night...
that's when I've felt it.
Trying to get in here.
Maybe you've felt it, too.
- [INDISTINCT CHATTER] - [FISHERMEN LAUGHING, GRUNTING]
EVA: It went well?
- It certainly did, ma'am. - Found them out past the Point.
I think he looks a bit like you. [LAUGHS]
Should be more where that came from.
We should celebrate.
We've got enough food now. We should celebrate.
A fine idea, Miss Eva.
Hey. All in moderation.
Oh, I'm all about moderation, me!
- [LAUGHS] - Skol!
ALL: [SINGING] Let the wind blow
Damn this snow and ice and cold
Drink, drink to the bottle's end
- Tomorrow's not our friend - ALL: Skol!
Rabbit comes from his burrow deep
There's nothing there for him to eat!
But all we have are barrels here
ALL: Raven, drink your fill SKÚLI: Hey!
ALL: Blow, blow, let the wind blow
Damn this snow and ice and cold
Drink to the bottle's end
Tomorrow's not our friend
Oh, troll wakes up and stomps his feet
For Christian blood is what he seeks
But all we have are barrels here
Troll, you drink your fill
ALL: Blow, blow, let the wind blow
Damn this snow and ice and cold
Drink, drink to the bottle's end
Tomorrow's not our friend, hey
Blow, blow, let the wind blow
Damn this snow and ice and cold
Drink, drink to the bottle's end
Tomorrow's not our friend!
HÁKON: Skol!
- [ALL LAUGH, CHEER] - [BOTTLES CLINK]
JÓNAS: That was a great dance.
There you go.
[OVERLAPPING CHATTER]
HÁKON: I'm sorry about your old man and all that.
He was a good man.
- [MUMBLES] A good man. - ARON: Thank you, Hákon.
FISHERMAN 1: Finish that.
You got some big boots to fill. [CHUCKLES]
- ARON: Fuck off, Hákon! - [LAUGHING] What?
[SLOW EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
- [EVA BREATHING SHAKILY] - [THUDS ECHOING]
[THUDS ECHOING]
- [THUDS ECHOING] - [GASPS, PANTS]
[ECHOING CONTINUES]
HÁKON: Miss Eva?
Are you all right?
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
HÁKON: Ma'am?
- [FISHERMEN LAUGHING] - [BOTTLES CLINKING]
[EVA SOBS SOFTLY]
[SNIFFLES]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
You saw it, then?
The charms aren't working. It's too strong for that.
Soon, it'll get in their heads too, and that'll be the end of it.
That's what it likes best, miss. See us turn on each other.
[PANTING]
I just had too much to drink, Helga.
A thing like that never stops.
I wouldn't sleep if I were you.
What happened on that ship to those people
was a terrible tragedy, Helga, but we had no choice.
It doesn't care!
It won't stop until it's taken all of us.
The only way to stop a draugur is fire.
[FIRE BLAZING]
HELGA: Burn it.
[FIRE BLAZING]
[NOTEBOOK THUDS]
[INDISTINCT SHOUTING]
[FISHERMEN CLAMORING]
HÁKON: All of it! All of it! Gone!
[GASPS]
It's all gone?
Even the bait.
[STUTTERING] How... Who... [SIGHS]
[SLOW OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
Hákon.
You were the last one in there?
Aye, ma'am. Came in last night to get a bottle of brandy.
When?
I... don't remember.
Late. But everything was as it should be.
- Otherwise, I would've noticed. - Noticed?
You were so drunk last night,
it was a miracle you could remember your own name.
Where's Helga? Has anyone seen her since last night?
Not since she went up after you, miss.
That bitch.
- EVA: Skúli! - Well, who else is there?
- ARON: Why would she? - How would I know?
Maybe she's thrown it in the sea trying to charm mermaids.
ARON: Couldn't have.
I mean, could she?
[SCOFFS] The devil needs but a single sin to creep inside the soul.
The worship of graven idols, gluttony, intemperance.
- HÁKON: Well, maybe it was you. - Me?
HÁKON: Aye, trying to teach us sinners a lesson.
It was your sins. And why you'll never be helmsman.
And your father never gave a fuck about you!
Please be quiet.
DANÍEL: There was fresh snow. Could be tracks left.
Might be worth searching the station too.
Maybe it was the draugur.
Stow that talk.
Helga might be lost or injured.
We must find her while it's still light out.
And our food.
- [INTRIGUING MUSIC PLAYING] - [WIND HOWLING]
EVA: Aron, you were talking in your sleep the other night.
ARON: Was I, miss?
EVA: It was a rhyme.
Something about the draugur.
Was it something Helga taught you?
"Lock your doors and windows when the sea gives up its dead.
Beware the draugur, for its rage will not be fed.
It steals for love of stealing, it hurts for love of pain.
Beware the draugur when it roams the midnight plain.
There's madness in its words.
There's sickness in its breath.
Beware the draugur
for its icy touch is death.
It lingers near the grave and the breath that it once drew.
Beware the draugur for tonight it comes for you."
What is it?
It's one of Helga's charms.
[WIND HOWLING]
[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
Skúli, can I have your knife?
- Miss! - EVA: I need to see.
[COFFIN CREAKS]
What are you looking for, miss?
[SOFTLY] Oh, God.
HÁKON: I think we should stop this, miss.
[OMINOUS MUSIC INTENSIFIES]
Skúli, go get a coil of rope and some nails...
and a hammer.
[WIND HOWLING]
[GRUNTS]
[HÁKON SNIFFS, PANTS]
[COUGHS]
[TENSE PERCUSSIVE MUSIC PLAYING]
[TENSE PERCUSSIVE MUSIC INTENSIFIES]
[MUSIC FURTHER INTENSIFIES]
[WIND HOWLING]
[FAINT CREAKING SOUND]
[GASPS SOFTLY]
[WATER DRIPPING]
[BREATHING SHAKINGLY]
[ROARING]
- ARON: Miss Eva? - [GASPS]
He's sick.
We don't know what to do.
Stay with us, Hákon.
[SHUDDERING]
It's... it's too cold. It's too cold...
[GASPS, SHUDDERS]
- He's burning up. - [HÁKON SOBBING]
Please... Please...
- Please just stop. - It's all right, Hákon.
- It'll be all right. - [SOBBING] No, no... No.
[GASPING] No! No, no, no. No, keep it away.
Keep it away. Keep it away! Keep it away from me!
[SHOUTING] Keep it away! Keep it away!
Hákon, there's nothing there!
I don't wanna hear it! I don't want to...
I don't wanna hear it!
- I don't wanna hear it! - It's all right.
- [LABORED GASPS] - [OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
It says we're all gonna die.
Hákon, you're sick.
You're seeing things.
And you haven't?
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
You think you're safe?
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
[SCREAMS]
DANÍEL: Brother! JÓNAS: What are you doing, Hákon?
- Get off! - Hákon! Get off him!
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
- [DANÍEL GROANS] - SKÚLI: Get off him! Let him go!
[HÁKON GROANS]
- SKÚLI: Hákon! You'll kill him! - [DANÍEL CHOKING]
[GRUNTS]
SKÚLI: Hit him! Hit him!
- [BONE CRACKS] - [GASPS]
[SOBS]
[COUGHING, GASPING]
[PANTS, COUGHS]
Ten years I've known Hákon...
[PANTS]
I have never seen him like that.
- Nearly killed me. [SNIFFS] - I know. I know.
- [LOCK CLICKS] - [BREATHES DEEPLY]
[SIGHS]
EVA: You said it was an old wives' tale, but it's real...
the draugur.
We have to get rid of this thing.
I've seen...
a shadow in the corner of my eye.
I've heard a... a voice in the back of my mind, uh...
I've been dreaming...
every night.
I've been dreaming about that man's death.
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
I can feel the axe in my hand.
Feel it split in his skull.
That's no ghost.
It's worse than that.
I don't know what's happening here.
I can't explain it.
But I do know...
The only thing I know...
is that the living...
are always more dangerous than the dead.
[SLOW SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING]
JÓNAS: Miss Eva, we will not fish today.
- What? - JÓNAS: There's an evil among us.
We're all in agreement, yes?
And as much as it regrets me to say it, Miss Eva,
but you brought it upon us!
You did not object when we left them to die.
JÓNAS: You permitted Helga and Hákon to use the devil's tools as protection,
and look where that got them!
We must set a light in the darkness.
A holy cross up there on the headland
so that God may overlook our sins and grace us with his mercy.
But Jónas, we don't have any food.
Who'll join me?
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING, WOMAN VOCALIZING]
SKÚLI: Miss!
- On the table. - What happened? Is he all right?
Here.
SKÚLI: Mind his head. EVA: Got him.
SKÚLI: Be careful. EVA: What happened?
SKÚLI: He fell in the water, miss.
Hit his head on the ice on the way in. He's burning up.
- Like Hákon. - Right. Um...
Skúli, can you get a bowl of water?
And Aron, there's a needle and thread and some bandages under my cot.
Bring them to me, please?
What happened out there?
SKÚLI: Well, I...
We shot some lines out by the pack ice,
and it wasn't more than an hour gone,
when an old mist come rolling in.
And, uh, that's when we saw the seals.
Seals?
SKÚLI: Daníel was the only one who saw them.
We just heard them barking.
Then we got the boat alongside the ice,
and Daníel climbed up.
He was only supposed to be gone a minute or two.
We waited for him and we waited and, uh...
We waited until that mist had grown as thick as smoke.
And all of a sudden...
he came running back out of that fog.
Like the devil himself was after him.
That's when he slipped on the ice and went in the water.
It's a miracle we got him back in the boat when we did, but...
[BREATHES DEEPLY]
Did you see what he was running from?
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
I saw...
a shadow...
standing upright...
tall as a man.
[MAN BLOWING AIR]
[EVA GASPS]
[DANÍEL COUGHS WEAKLY]
[EVA SIGHS]
I was wrong to say what I did, Miss Eva.
The guilt, the burden of it...
It should not be yours to bear alone.
I held my tongue when I should not have.
Father always...
When he made a decision, he'd stick to it.
No matter what.
I used to always think that was a strength, but now...
It's never too late to admit our sins,
to ask for forgiveness...
for what we did.
Well, I'll go and bid Daníel a good morning, then.
[SNIFFLES]
[OBJECTS CLATTERING IN DISTANCE]
JÓNAS: Help me.
[EVA BREATHES SHAKILY]
What are you doing?
Who... Daníel, stop.
You're scaring me.
[TABLE THUDS]
Daníel, stop, stop.
[OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING]
EVA: Please stop. Stop. Daníel!
[STRAINING]
[EVA GASPS]
[GASPS]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
- [SIGHS] - EVA: Help!
[SOBBING] Help me.
Help me! Help me!
[SOBBING]
[SOMBER MUSIC PLAYING]
ARON: Stay away from me!
No one... No one's getting in my mind!
JÓNAS: Put the knife down!
ARON: You shut up! Don't talk to me like that!
None of you get to talk to me like that!
EVA: Enough!
[SOBS]
SKÚLI: We can't stay here, miss.
JÓNAS: We'll end up like Hákon or Daníel.
SKÚLI: The next town's three days away, miss.
But we... we could take the boat.
Whether we go across the sea or over the mountains,
what is to say that this thing will not follow us?
[PANTS]
SKÚLI: That's it, then?
We have to destroy it.
JÓNAS: But... how?
Helga said the only way to destroy a draugur is with fire.
You followed those tracks to the mountains, yes?
Aye.
All along the ravine.
But we lost them near the foothills.
It lingers near the grave.
We'll begin our search there.
[TENSE DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
This is a Godless place.
- That's why we're here. - SKÚLI: We shouldn't be here.
Hey!
Where did you go?
Where are you?
[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
Hello!
[SHOUTING] Where did you go?
[EERIE MUSIC INTENSIFIES]
Skúli?
[SCREAMS] No!
[TENSE EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
[PANTS]
Skúli!
Skúli?
[WHIMPERS]
ARON: Miss Eva?
JÓNAS: Miss Eva, are you down there?
[TENSE DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
- [RAVEN CAWS] - [GASPS, PANTS]
Oh, Helga.
[HIGH-PITCHED VOCALIZING]
[EVA SNIFFLES]
- Prepare the boat. - Miss Eva?
We have to leave as soon as possible.
- But, miss, you said... - I know.
I just have to take our chances.
[FLOORBOARDS CREAKING]
[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]
[FLOORBOARDS CREAKING]
- [GLASS BREAKING] - [GASPS SOFTLY]
[FLOORBOARDS CREAKING]
- [FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING] - [EVA BREATHES SHAKILY]
[EXHALES SOFTLY]
[BREATHES SHAKILY]
[TENSE DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[PANTS, GRUNTS]
[GROWLS]
You're not gonna get in my head!
[GUNSHOT]
[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]
[PANTS]
[DRAUGUR SCREECHING]
[DRAUGUR SCREAMING]
[SOBBING] It was in the house!
It was waiting for me!
[SOBBING] I shot it! I shot it!
- What happened, miss? - Are you hurt?
I heard a fire will finish it off.
- It's over. It's over. - [HOUSE COLLAPSING]
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
[SOLEMN MUSIC PLAYING]
FISHERMAN: [IN BASQUE] No, no. Please, don't kill me.
EVA: [IN ENGLISH] Who are you? What are you doing here?
FISHERMAN: [IN BASQUE] I'm just a fisherman, just a...
[IN ENGLISH] Please stop.
[IN BASQUE] I lost everything when the ship sank.
Please, I have nothing left.
[IN ENGLISH] I don't understand.
FISHERMAN: [IN BASQUE] Sorry. I'm sorry I took your food.
I was angry, you understand?
[IN ENGLISH] I don't understand.
FISHERMAN: [IN BASQUE] My crew, my brother...
EVA: [IN ENGLISH] What are you saying?
[FISHERMAN SPEAKING BASQUE]
EVA: [IN ENGLISH] Don't come closer!
[FISHERMAN SPEAKING BASQUE]
I just need your boat.
EVA: [IN ENGLISH] Stay back!
FISHERMAN: [IN BASQUE] I just need your boat.
[WOMAN VOCALIZING]