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MATT: At this point, in the main road, there are a |
number of tracks. Whether it be horse, foot, and |
cart and wheels of all different sizes. You’re not |
able to really tell what’s the freshest from a |
glance. If you want to get off your horse and |
inspect you can try. |
ASHLY: I’ll try. Would that be– |
MATT: That would be survival. |
ASHLY: How good is my survival? Eh, it’s okay. A |
natty one. |
TALIESIN: Welcome to the team. |
ASHLY: I don’t even know what horses are anymore. |
MARISHA: This is a donkey. |
MATT: You glance down– From atop your horse you |
look down and see these smattering of patterns, |
and as you get down closer it just becomes dirt, |
and you have no idea how to discern what came when. |
ASHLY: I’m drunk. That was pointless, let’s keep |
going. |
TALIESIN: (vomit sound) |
MATT: So, which path do you guys wish to choose? |
SAM: Caleb, you’re in charge. Which way are we |
going? |
TALIESIN: Oh, for gods’ sakes. |
SAM: Well he’s so– |
LIAM: Which way are we going? |
MARISHA: I say we go through the woods, but you’re |
the leader. |
LIAM: I said you were the leader. |
SAM: Caleb. |
LIAM: I’m not a leader. |
TALIESIN: Oh, for gods’ sakes, I’m going to start |
going through the woods. |
MATT: So you’re going through the thicket or |
around the outside of it? |
MARISHA: Sorry, around. The shortcut. |
MATT: Okay. So you’re skirting the outside of the |
thicket. |
MARISHA: Yes. |
MATT: Okay. As you start cresting around the side |
of the forest, within the first mile or so, you |
see an abandoned homestead. Maybe 200 feet or so |
away from the forest on the northern side. It may |
have been at one time a small farmhouse, but part |
of the roof is caved in. There once was a window |
that had pane glass that has since been shattered, |
and you can see jagged edges along the bottom side |
of its sill. |
TALIESIN: What time is it? |
MATT: Right now? I’d say it’s probably close to |
four or five in the afternoon. You have a couple |
hours before dusk really starts hitting. |
TALIESIN: Do we want to head a couple hours or |
have this unbelievably safe place. What looks like |
a very safe place, although– never mind. We’re |
going to– terrible things are just going to |
happen. I’m accepting it, this is going to be a |
cursed trip. Do we want to stay in the haunted house? |
MARISHA: Do you want to send in Frumpkin, bird |
Frumpkin, see what he finds? |
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