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Who's there?

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Who's there?

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Celeste?

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Where? Hello?

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No?

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I can't wait?

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Is this really? Is this really?

0:33

My god? Am I really here? Is

0:36

that really you?

0:38

Yeah?

0:39

Jeremy Thomas

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Thomas, And.

0:46

I knew it.

0:47

I knew it. I knew that

0:49

you were still out there.

0:50

I knew you would find me.

0:54

And how is this possible?

0:56

Jeremy song? Oh

1:00

my god, look at you. I

1:02

don't I don't understand.

1:04

I knew it.

1:05

I knew this can be all

1:08

right?

1:08

This is something, celest did You're

1:12

he's solid, he's he's How

1:15

are you here?

1:19

Dad?

1:20

It's me, It's

1:22

really me.

1:23

I never stopped looking, Thomas, and

1:26

these past few months, I thought

1:28

that I could hear you.

1:29

You know, I was really trying to

1:32

listen.

1:32

I know, I know you'd

1:34

never stop, never, never.

1:37

I'm just so sorry it took me this long.

1:40

What is all of this mean?

1:42

Where?

1:44

Where have you been? How? How are

1:46

you? How are you alive? Are

1:49

you alive?

1:49

I'll explain everything, I promise, and

1:52

has as much as I can anyway, I'd.

1:56

Have to get out of this lake first.

1:59

And five.

2:02

What is that we.

2:03

Have to get out of here?

2:05

But well, the last where

2:07

is she the last?

2:08

The last Celeste from.

2:09

Yes, from the old gathering case. Yeah,

2:11

it's the last.

2:13

She traded places with me? What

2:16

means she must have That's how I we

2:19

have to go?

2:20

Now what we we? What?

2:21

What?

2:21

What?

2:22

We all a blur? But I think I

2:26

think, I think I'm not the only one

2:28

that got out.

2:43

Okay,

3:11

that's another dead end.

3:14

One other incident of symbols relating to

3:16

a lost person in eighty years.

3:22

Why Ethan?

3:26

Yeah,

3:29

Olivia Nippin, Hey,

3:32

sorry can I yeah?

3:34

Yeah, yeah, come on in?

3:38

What are you doing?

3:42

You first?

3:43

How how are you doing? How's

3:45

Ethan? I heard about it.

3:47

Yeah, it was He's

3:50

okay, I mean no, he's not. He's

3:52

he's healthy though, he's safe.

3:55

They let him out this afternoon, and I don't

3:57

know. My parents are still in complete freak

3:59

out.

4:00

Yeah, they seemed a bit frazzled

4:03

when they opened the door.

4:05

My dad is taking Eathan to our grandparents

4:07

in Winchester. He needs

4:10

a break from this

4:12

whole place. I guess my dad

4:14

can work from wherever so they're just gonna stay there

4:16

for a little while until Ethan. Then

4:21

we still don't understand what happened. I've

4:23

been scraping through message board posts and

4:25

digital archives and can't find

4:28

anything recent that's close to what happened to Ethan.

4:30

So I just say, yay, I know, but

4:32

he's safe, and he's got his big

4:35

sister and his grandmother on the

4:37

case. I mean, if anyone can

4:39

figure it out, it is the Becker Hoskins.

4:43

Yeah,

4:45

anyway, what's

4:48

up? What are you doing here?

4:50

Oh?

4:51

Right, have you talked

4:53

to Anne recently?

4:55

Oh?

4:56

I haven't talked her since the hospital last night.

4:59

Why, well, something

5:01

kind of strange happened earlier.

5:04

Okay, so you

5:06

remember Katie Franks.

5:16

Wow, I

5:18

can't believe you still live here.

5:20

Once you learn about the modern housing market,

5:22

you'll.

5:22

Understand it looks different.

5:25

I mean all the furnitures. I

5:29

also don't remember you being such a slob.

5:33

Well, it has been a hectic few

5:35

decades. Yeah,

5:39

oh my god, it's really

5:41

cute. You're

5:43

really here. It's

5:52

been decades since we lasted that decades,

5:55

Thomas man.

5:58

Christ I'm an a woman now,

6:01

I mean look at me.

6:02

No, no, no, you're

6:05

still beautiful. You're always

6:07

beautiful.

6:08

But I'm not who I was.

6:10

I don't think either of us are.

6:16

Jeremy, my god,

6:19

there's so much I want to tell you things I've been waiting

6:21

decades to tell you.

6:23

Ann and I.

6:24

No, no, it's it's okay, I know

6:26

about that.

6:27

It's how

6:30

did you

6:32

you knew it was me?

6:34

How did you know?

6:34

I mean, it's you're my son.

6:37

Sure you're all grown up now, but I knew

6:40

i'd know you anywhere anytime.

6:43

You're Jeremy. But you

6:47

you look but what do I

6:49

look like?

6:50

You look almost

6:53

exactly the same, maybe

6:56

a little ragged around the hedges,

6:58

but.

6:59

You haven't aged.

7:01

Huh? I did wonder?

7:04

Should should that disturb

7:07

you just a little?

7:08

But I don't know if I can complain about not getting older?

7:11

How exactly is this possible time

7:14

worked differently over there?

7:16

Oh?

7:16

Oh well in that.

7:17

Case, okay, Jeremy man.

7:19

How do we even know?

7:21

How do we know that you are

7:23

the real Thomas Bradshaw?

7:25

What?

7:26

Yeah, you just come out of the fog.

7:28

You're still thirty five, and you're talking about celestrating

7:30

places with you like it makes any sense, And then

7:32

you expect us.

7:33

To believe that my father is not actually

7:35

dead.

7:36

Jeremy, My father is dead.

7:39

You are dead me, I'm not, I

7:43

never was. I'm

7:45

so sorry.

7:45

No, don't say you're

7:47

sorry.

7:50

Don't you say you're sorry because you can't

7:52

say you're sorry because you're not real.

7:54

Okay, Jeremy, Jeremy,

7:56

honey, after everything that we just witnessed, you're

7:58

still denying that there's something beyond

8:01

our understanding going on here. I mean, look

8:03

at him, Look at him. We are

8:05

not hallucinating.

8:06

Oh do I know this isn't just a dream or

8:09

that you're not.

8:11

Some trick that I'm

8:13

not going to wake up tomorrow and find

8:15

that you're still gone.

8:16

I'm not going anywhere. I'm

8:18

here.

8:19

I mean, I barely understand how or why

8:21

I was able to get out, but I'm not leaving.

8:24

I'm here, Son, I'm

8:26

here.

8:27

You were dead. I

8:33

lost you. You've

8:35

been You've been gone.

8:38

I know.

8:40

Fuck, I feel like I'm losing my mind.

8:43

I know the feeling.

8:47

It's really you, isn't

8:49

it.

8:50

Yeah, Jeremy, it

8:53

is so.

8:56

When you said time moved differently

8:58

over there.

9:00

You were inside that that thing

9:02

that opened up above the lake.

9:03

Yes, some kind of like a vortex or

9:05

portal.

9:06

Shit, did Celeste really open it? Or wait?

9:09

If she traded places with you, then she strapped

9:12

now like you were.

9:14

I don't know she was with you

9:16

when you found.

9:17

Me, Yeah, right before

9:19

and then she jumped. How

9:22

did you know that that's what

9:25

what she was trying to do right away? You

9:27

knew that she was trying to trade places.

9:29

That's the only thing that makes sense. I

9:31

guess something else could have gotten me out, but I don't know

9:33

how.

9:34

And I remember her from before. She was there that.

9:36

Night when you Yeah,

9:39

and recently things have been getting

9:44

thinner, but between

9:47

here and there, and I thought I heard her trying

9:49

to talk to me, trying to tell me what she was planning.

9:51

So Celeste was She

9:54

wasn't lying, she was she wasn't

9:56

making any of it up.

9:57

She really was trying to fix some kind of cosmic.

9:59

Tale more or less. Yeah,

10:02

And you you.

10:03

Think she jumped off a cliff and landed

10:05

in where wherever or whatever

10:08

you've been in.

10:10

Worked for me? Well,

10:12

to be fair, I was pushed Thomas,

10:15

Oh my god, that's probably

10:17

not the best joke.

10:18

No, no, no, I mean why not?

10:20

Right?

10:20

Like, why shouldn't my dad dad

10:22

joke about.

10:23

His own murder. I mean, if you can't joke about.

10:25

That, then what can you joke about Jeremy.

10:27

To be fair, I do think it

10:30

was an accident. It all

10:32

happened so fast. I thought they were going to hurt

10:34

someone. But knowing

10:37

what I know now, maybe

10:39

I should have played it differently. I've

10:42

had a lot of time to think about it.

10:44

How should you have played it?

10:45

I thought they were a crazy cult trying to sacrifice

10:48

someone. I didn't realize they were trying to go somewhere

10:50

of their own free will.

10:51

Oh, you had it right, Okay, they didn't

10:53

know what they were trying to do

10:56

either. I mean they were trying to sacrifice

10:58

somebody, some kind of blood rituals,

11:01

open up a gate to another dimension. You

11:04

did the right thing with the information that you had,

11:06

Thomas.

11:07

You did My god, that is such

11:09

bullshit.

11:10

What No, I'm

11:12

sorry.

11:13

You should not have intervened.

11:14

You You should have just let those nutjobs do whatever

11:16

it is that they wanted to do, and they should have dealt with the

11:18

consequences themselves.

11:20

That wasn't an option. I had a job

11:22

to do, and you're.

11:24

And did your job usually require confronting

11:27

dangerous people alone, going to a secret

11:29

cult meeting without any backup and without telling

11:31

anyone.

11:32

You try explaining to your captain that you need

11:34

resources to stop magical rituals in the woods

11:36

and.

11:37

See how that goes. Well, you should have tried.

11:39

You think I didn't, Okay, hey, fellas,

11:41

I was doing everything I could to get to the bottom

11:43

of what was going on to protect my people

11:46

before it was too late.

11:47

Well, great job.

11:48

I'm not the one who needed to be protected. As

11:51

an officer of the law, I don't

11:53

get that.

11:53

Unshow, don't don't give me that you were some lone

11:56

wolf with no responsibilities.

11:57

You're right, I did have responsibilities to the people of this

11:59

time.

12:00

You had a responsibility.

12:02

You had a responsibility to me and

12:05

to Anne.

12:06

You didn't even tell your partner.

12:07

I mean, I know you had the opportunity, given that

12:09

you two were already together at

12:11

that point.

12:12

All right, let's just all what I'm

12:14

not going to tell me. Calm down, you're not

12:17

pissed. I'm going to tell you that

12:19

I don't think that this is the time, and that

12:21

we can't exactly cast stones, considering

12:23

we've been doing the exact same withholding

12:26

information from the authorities.

12:28

Come on, fine,

12:31

well we should.

12:32

Go to the police. Even if Celeste really is in

12:34

that other place.

12:35

We need to file a

12:37

missing person's report.

12:39

No, no one can see Thomas.

12:41

Not yet what and you know I

12:43

am right, Jeremy, Not

12:46

until we can figure out how to explain

12:48

all this.

12:48

We don't know, right, We don't

12:51

know how people react.

12:52

Yeah, so call

12:55

what Well, I can't do it. The police

12:57

know my voice to Ellen Thomas obviously yet

13:00

so.

13:01

Right, yeah

13:09

I can't.

13:10

There's no service.

13:12

Landline in the kitchen.

13:14

Okay, be right

13:16

back. How

13:20

are you feeling fine? All things

13:22

considered? A little less fine after.

13:26

That?

13:27

Well, you

13:29

know he's processing emotions

13:31

are running high.

13:33

You really know him? Huh.

13:37

I mean, we haven't known each other for very long, but

13:39

the time that we have spent together has been.

13:43

Intense.

13:45

This isn't all what I was expecting.

13:47

I can only imagine, But

13:50

you seem

13:53

I don't know.

13:55

I would have thought. But

13:58

you're you, you know, putting

14:01

together the pieces and cracking the jokes.

14:04

It's really you

14:07

after all this time, it's really you.

14:09

Don't worry.

14:10

I had plenty of time to have the full mental breakdown,

14:12

Thomas, how long has that actually

14:14

been? Based on the fact that Jeremy is a fully Groman.

14:17

I'm guessing quite a while.

14:18

But forty

14:20

years forty, Oh,

14:26

of course it's forty.

14:27

I should have known.

14:29

What do you all right, anonymous?

14:31

To deliver it?

14:32

I just hope they get there and find nothing

14:34

that would mean that she's alive, right and wherever

14:37

you were, right?

14:38

I think?

14:39

So?

14:39

Yes, okay, good, that's good

14:41

because otherwise.

14:42

Well, people have survived that fall before, Jeremy.

14:44

I mean, even if she didn't

14:46

get through the portal, she could be

14:49

okay.

14:49

Yeah, right, Well, if for some

14:52

reason she didn't get through, we

14:54

have a much bigger problem.

15:17

She didn't say anything else, just

15:19

that she was worried about Celeste.

15:21

Yeah, that Celeste was trying some

15:24

kind of ritual to close the tear in

15:26

the veil. It didn't make a lot of sense,

15:28

and I'm not sure why that would be dangerous in the

15:30

first place, but Jeremy still thought it'd be a

15:32

good idea to check it out.

15:34

Damn it.

15:35

Nana still hasn't responded to any of my calls

15:37

or texts.

15:38

Oh, neither's Jeremy.

15:41

If Celeste really is in danger,

15:43

then they.

15:44

Hey, I'm sure they're totally fine.

15:47

If they're totally fine.

15:49

Then why are the police here?

15:51

Oh? God, come on?

15:55

Led to that sad of oaks?

15:59

Whoa? This is an have seen?

16:01

I'm gonna need you to step back.

16:02

What happened?

16:03

Who is that?

16:04

We're the paramedics.

16:05

They're grabbing a gurney.

16:06

What happened?

16:07

It seems there was some kind of accidents

16:10

or someone didn't get the help they needed.

16:12

We don't know much.

16:13

Someone jumped, that's unknown at this time.

16:15

Who is it?

16:16

Is it?

16:17

Look?

16:17

I know the two of you have been caught up in whatever's

16:19

been going on, and I'm really glad

16:21

that your brother's okay.

16:22

By the way, thanks, but

16:25

this just got very very serious.

16:27

Maria.

16:28

Whose body is that?

16:30

Celeste?

16:31

Corey? Celeste

16:33

is she?

16:35

She was already gone when we got here.

16:36

Oh god, wait, have

16:38

you seen anyone else?

16:39

No?

16:40

Have you seen anyone else?

16:42

No, it's been a quiet one. The storm earlier

16:44

cleared everything out.

16:47

Thank you, officer.

16:48

Well we'll get out of your hair.

16:51

Stay safe.

16:55

What are you doing? Why didn't you ask about

16:57

Anne and Jeremy. We don't even know if they're okay.

17:00

We were okay.

17:00

What we do know is that they came

17:02

to me Celeste, who was now dead

17:05

and they didn't stick around to talk.

17:07

To the police.

17:08

You think they what do you think they

17:10

did something?

17:11

They don't know?

17:12

No, of course not.

17:14

Nana doesn't like Celeste, but she helped Ethan,

17:16

and Nana wouldn't look.

17:19

I don't know what happened here,

17:22

but I know my grandmother and

17:25

if she saw something or knew something,

17:27

she would stick around to help the investigation.

17:29

Even if she could get in trouble for it.

17:32

So if she's not here, then she

17:34

must have a really good reason.

17:36

Or something happened to her and Jeremy

17:38

or.

17:38

Someone, But there'd be signs

17:40

of a struggle.

17:41

If look at all this

17:43

mud.

17:45

There's a bunch of footsteps, but no signs of

17:47

dragging or body falling on the ground. Oh

17:49

the hell, My Nana has taught me a

17:51

lot through the years, and

17:54

something about all of this doesn't

17:56

feel right. Like Jeremy

17:58

and Nana had to leave for reason. Maybe

18:01

they were being watched, or maybe

18:03

they saw something they could.

18:04

Put them in danger.

18:06

Maybe something chased them away.

18:09

We need to find them.

18:10

Where do you think they'd be and why wouldn't they be picking

18:13

up their phones?

18:13

Well, if they're at Nana's the service

18:16

there sucks and they could walk

18:18

there from here.

18:19

Okay, so that's where we go.

18:21

That's where we go.

18:27

What do you mean a bigger problem?

18:29

It has to do with the in between what

18:31

it needs. Every forty

18:33

years.

18:34

Something happens

18:36

here, and I think we're still in the middle

18:38

of it, right, a forty year curse?

18:40

Sure?

18:40

Why not?

18:41

That makes perfect sense.

18:42

I'm going to try to explain the best I can

18:44

do.

18:45

You do you remember

18:47

the last forty years?

18:48

Have you been awake

18:51

this whole time?

18:51

I don't even know if that's the right question to ask. Is

18:54

that even the right question to ask?

18:55

I have no idea what we're dealing with here,

18:58

because in all of my years

19:00

of research, I cannot think of anything that would create

19:02

some sort of time travel.

19:04

I don't think we're dealing with time.

19:05

Travel here research.

19:07

I'm a folklore professor, so weird shit

19:10

is sort of my life.

19:11

But this is okay,

19:14

So then what we're.

19:15

Dealing with here? God, what are

19:17

we dealing with here? If it's not time travel,

19:20

then how are you? How are you here

19:22

looking like that magic?

19:25

I think, or something close to it. Magic.

19:28

Look, we've always known this place is different,

19:30

right, special, and

19:33

all the stuff you and I investigated all

19:36

the strange cases. We knew

19:38

that we were just adding to the pile of unsolved mysteries

19:40

in the Bridgewater police files.

19:42

And I think there's a reason for that.

19:43

Yeah, the Bridgewater Triangle, it's a name that

19:46

was given to this region a few years before.

19:49

Well you probably wouldn't have heard of it at the

19:51

time, but there was this cryptozoologist.

19:54

A lot of

19:56

people now actually believe that

19:58

there is some kind of mystical in this region

20:01

that attracts monsters and paranormal

20:03

activity.

20:04

The Bridgewater Triangle, And

20:07

that sounds about right, But it's

20:09

not this region that's attracting things.

20:13

The region is an opening to something.

20:15

That's exactly what Celeste was talking about

20:17

too.

20:18

She was saying that the veil was thinner

20:21

here.

20:22

She's right, but a veil between

20:25

what between here and what

20:28

Thomas.

20:29

Where exactly were you inside

20:32

that veil? I guess. I

20:36

mean, I don't know how to describe it.

20:37

It didn't feel like I was gone for forty years, but

20:39

it did feel long enough.

20:40

To expect to be an old man by the time.

20:42

I got out.

20:43

If I ever got out, you

20:45

did I know? Celeste

20:47

was just trying to make things right, and

20:49

I hope it worked. But now she'll be trapped

20:52

in there and where there's things in there with you.

20:54

You said you don't know what else

20:56

got out and out

20:58

of where.

21:00

Out of whatever's on the other side of that in

21:02

between.

21:03

Spirit, right, that's what Celeste.

21:05

Thanks Spirit. I'm

21:08

not sure. I never got

21:10

to the other side.

21:11

I was just stuck.

21:13

Sometimes it looked like freetown forest. Other

21:16

times the fog was so thick I couldn't see my

21:18

own hands in front of me, and it was like it

21:21

was like being in suspended animation. I

21:25

never got hungry or thirsty, but I was always

21:27

tired, sapped of

21:30

something like it was

21:32

feeding off of me, feeding

21:34

off of you.

21:35

It feels alive the in between.

21:39

Every now and then I would see something out of the corner of

21:41

my eye, hear something breathing behind me, but I never.

21:45

But something changed a little

21:47

while ago.

21:48

I don't know if it was weeks or days or hell

21:50

even years ago, but the air was getting less oppressive,

21:52

the fog starting.

21:53

To lift, the veil was getting thinner.

21:56

Yes, And so I tried to call

21:58

out. I tried to talk to you.

22:00

I hurt you. I don't

22:02

know how, but.

22:03

I hurt you when you were in Freetown.

22:05

No, on my answering machine,

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you were leaving me messages. I

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could barely make out your voice on some of them,

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but I know it was you.

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How is that possible?

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How could you be leaving messages from another dimension?

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You don't even have a cell phone?

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A what phone?

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Right, it's

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a it's a portable phone.

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That's a phone.

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Yeah, Tom, Jesus

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Tom, you okay.

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I mean, it's really been forty years. Forty

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that's such. I

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mean, I knew it might be that long until I could, but

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I really, I really didn't think about

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what that would mean. Dad.

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I'm just gonna wait, where are

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you going?

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I assume the bathroom hasn't moved.

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Nope, just still down

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the hall.

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I'll be right back right right of course.

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Sorry.

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Wow, oh wow.

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And this is also I mean, he's

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here, Yeah, he's really here,

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and he's looking real enough to go pale

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at the sight of a cell phone. And then, Jesus,

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I yelled at him. I yelled at him for

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being irresponsible. I was yelling, yelling

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at my own.

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Dad for being irresponsible.

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It's okay, honey, he understands.

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You know, it's been weird for all of us, and you

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know, but there's like adrenaline crash coming

23:32

for us. Who knows what you know?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah right, But

23:36

then I don't know, like I feel like I'm in some kind

23:38

of dream here.

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No, No, he's really back, Jeremy.

23:43

We caught him back.

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You know, everything in these past few weeks, even in.

23:47

My most desperate,

23:50

scared moments, I

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just never let myself think that any of it could be real,

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because if I

23:58

let myself think that, then I could have

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hope, and I.

24:02

I could not.

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I know, I know, I get it. You know, there

24:07

were times even when I thought having hope

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would kill me.

24:10

But you knew, you

24:12

knew it was all real.

24:14

I knew that I seemed certain,

24:17

But hope really is

24:19

all it ever was? I feel like I

24:22

you.

24:22

Just walked out of the fog. We didn't

24:24

even have to like.

24:25

Fight a giant black dog or anything.

24:28

Yeah that's true. Oh

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God, was that real?

24:32

I mean, I think it's safe to assume that all

24:34

of it is Jesus, you know, we

24:36

don't have to worry about any of that stuff now and

24:38

it's over.

24:40

Yeah, yeah, God,

24:42

what Celeste did for us? I know, does

24:45

she have a family.

24:46

I don't know, but we

24:48

can find out.

24:49

We could tell him, tell them what that

24:52

their loved one is in some inner

24:54

dimensional purgatory.

24:56

Maybe maybe, h

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there's a way we can get her out,

25:02

you know, I mean, we know where she's trapped.

25:04

Maybe we can do it right this time.

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No, yeah, no, I think no, no, no, no.

25:08

She finally finished what she started forty

25:10

years ago. She made her choice to sacrifice herself

25:12

to make things right. It's

25:14

not our problem anymore, and this

25:17

is over. We

25:20

we don't need to know how to get her out.

25:22

Yes we do, because

25:24

there was someone else in there with me.

25:31

Celeste. I can't believe she's I

25:34

mean, what happened?

25:35

I have no idea. Katie

25:38

said she thought she was in danger? Right, I

25:40

mean maybe she meant that that Celeste wasn't

25:43

doing well, that she was at risk of hurting

25:45

herself.

25:46

Yeah, or or what.

25:49

Okay, what if whatever she was trying to do

25:51

the ritual? What if it worked?

25:53

What if it what you

25:55

think she was trying to perform some kind

25:57

of human sacrifice.

25:59

I don't know.

26:01

I don't understand what is happening.

26:04

I feel stupid

26:06

for even suggesting it.

26:10

What was that?

26:11

Hello? Is someone there,

26:14

Olivia, we should hurry.

26:18

Oh holy shit, Oh my god,

26:21

what is that?

26:23

Olivia Roun.

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This episode of Bridgewater was written by Lauren

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Shippen and directed by Brendan Patrick

26:43

Hughes Assistant director Sarah

26:45

Kleine. Sound designed by Vincent de

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Johnny rema El Kali, Josh

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Thayin, and Trevor Young, with music

26:52

by Chad Lawson. Starring

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Misha Collins as Jeremy Bradshaw,

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Melissa Ponzio as Anne Becker,

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Alan To Dick as Thomas Bradshaw,

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Karen Sony as Vipen Kurana,

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Sabra May as Olivia Hoskins,

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Cheryl Umanya as Officer Bautista,

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Will Wheaton as Captain Haddock, Tricia

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Helfer as the Legend Tripper,

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Stephen Guarino as Doctor Edwards,

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Nanda Misudmbe as Peyton

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Blake, Hillary Burton Morgan

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as Shelley Hoskins, Nicky

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McCauley as Celeste, Then, Victoria

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Grace as Katie Franks, with

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additional voice acting by Greta Gould,

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Shelby Young, Adam o'byrn Monte,

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Markham, Charlie Bergman, and

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Tarren Westbrook Executive producers

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Aaron Mankey, Misha Collins, Lauren

27:42

Shippen, Matt Frederick and Alexander

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Williams. Supervising producers Josh

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Thain and Trevor Young. Bridgewater

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was created by me Aaron Mankey and

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is a production of Grim and Mild and iHeart

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