:57:01
And now there's that other one.
:57:03
Who dies by a Vorvolaka
becomes a Vorvolaka.
:57:07
That other one, she's in her coffin...
:57:09
but she struggles to come out,
to prey on us.
:57:27
Hear her? Hear?
:57:31
The wood splintering.
:57:35
I can hear it.
:57:39
I hear it.
:57:56
Shut me in. In the dark.
:58:00
Shut me in again.
:58:02
Closed in. Shut in.
:58:10
It doesn't look much like the fish spears
I knew back at Marblehead.
:58:13
The great god of the sea, Poseidon,
didn't use it for fishing.
:58:16
He raked the wine-dark ocean with it
and stirred the loud-sounding waves.
:58:21
They still use spears like that in Corinth.
:58:24
Vorvolaka, I hear her. I hear her.
:58:31
He seems to know you're out here.
It sets him off.
:58:34
Why don't you get to bed?
You need some sleep.
:58:37
A little frightening up there?
Well, I can't blame you.
:58:41
Outside? It's windy, but it's warm.
:58:44
Why don't you sit out there...
:58:45
and I'll join you
when the General quiets down a bit?