Marnie
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1:28:00
- What's going on?
- She's having a nightmare.

1:28:04
- No, Mama. Mama?
- Marnie, wake up, it's just a nightmare.

1:28:13
- She's alright.
- I'm cold.

1:28:18
That's supposed to be your department,
isn't it, ol' boy?

1:28:22
Good night, all.
1:28:39
- Let me get you a brandy.
- Uh-uh.

1:28:43
Where did you get these things?
1:28:47
I can get more anytime I want them.
1:28:50
Yeah, of course you can. You can
also find, at your convenience,

1:28:53
heights, ropes, ovens,
even plastic bags.

1:28:57
The world's full of alternatives.
1:28:59
I'd like to go back to sleep now.
1:29:02
Why? Your sleep seems even less
agreeable than your waking hours.

1:29:07
That, uh, dream.
1:29:09
You know, you've had it before.
1:29:13
Is it about something that
really happened to you?

1:29:15
No, I... I don't know
what it means. Nothing.

1:29:20
Well, it's about your mother.
She wants you to get up.

1:29:24
Yes, but first there
are the three taps.

1:29:29
And then she says, "Get up, Marnie.
You have to get up now!"

1:29:33
But I don't want to. If I -
1:29:37
If I get up, I'll be cold
and they'll hurt her!

1:29:40
Who? Who'll hurt her?
1:29:43
Th-Th- Them!
1:29:46
I don't know! I don't know!
1:29:49
But I hear the noises.
I'm cold and I hear the noises!

1:29:52
What noises? What are they like?

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