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LIAM: Okay. She is paying him no mind at the |
moment? |
MATT: At the moment, no. It looks like she is |
going to and from this little homestead and |
putting things into this cauldron. |
LIAM: I whisper in fragments what I saw through |
Frumpkin’s eyes the whole time, but I’m still |
looking and I can’t hear anybody. |
MARISHA: Do you have any awake? |
TALIESIN: Just us. |
LIAM: Oh, right, I would be holding onto Molly. |
This is reminding me of stories that my mother |
told me when I was very young. Not good ones, |
things to scare me into following the rules. I |
come out of it. |
TALIESIN: A child? |
LIAM: And a woman, or not. |
TALIESIN: That does have a vibration, doesn’t it? |
I’m not at my best right now. If they’re human, |
even if they’re friendly, I’m not the first face |
you’d want to see. |
LIAM: Quickly. Have to think here, because |
everyone else is sleeping and that didn’t look |
good for that little boy, but then it doesn’t |
really help us with what we are doing, but then |
the child. What to do? |
TALIESIN: You have a friendly owl. |
LIAM: I go back into Frumpkin to see what’s going |
on. |
MATT: Okay. You watch now as the woman takes a |
small clay cup and dips it into this cauldron and |
pulls out this steaming mass of liquid that she’s |
contained within it, turns to the child, walks |
over and kneels down beside. Places the long |
fingers along the shoulder and hands the cup to |
the child. The child takes it, looking at her, and |
slowly sips from it. Burns the mouth a little bit. |
LIAM: I swat at Molly and say: Wake the others. |
TALIESIN: Fine. I start quietly waking. |
MARISHA, SAM, and ASHLY: What? What? |
TALIESIN: I somehow woke everyone at the exact |
same time. It’s one of my many powers. |
SAM: We were all spooning. |
TALIESIN: Left hand, right hand, tail. I got it |
all working at once. We’ve got a bit of a |
situation outside. |
SAM: Where? |
TALIESIN: It’s going to require some delicacy. |
SAM: Is Caleb gone? |
TALIESIN: Caleb’s dead. It’s all over. |
SAM: No! |
MARISHA: You’re looking at him. |
SAM: Okay. I didn’t know if he was a phantom or |
something. |
ASHLY: What’s going on? |
TALIESIN: There’s a boy, there’s an old woman. |
LIAM: I’m not sure, but I think there is a young |
child that’s in danger there. We seemed to care |
about the bird child, maybe we care about this |
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