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Speaker 2: Sh what to do?
Speaker 3: What to do?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: I know that book from the library.
Speaker 6: What was it again?
Speaker 7: Ugh?
Speaker 8: The mirrors should have definitely gone with the other self
Speaker 8: as an omen of death. Okay, maybe let's start with
Speaker 8: a table of contents.
Speaker 5: Onto logical unfolding the philosophical analysis of unmanifested potentialities, ether
Speaker 5: and its peculiarities, an exploration of possible interdimensional mediums. Why
Speaker 5: do they have books like this in a prison library?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 5: Random page?
Speaker 10: Um, yes, I see it now? Not there not yet?
Speaker 4: Ah? Yes yes. Here.
Speaker 8: Within this hypothetical mirror universe, each individual is purported to
Speaker 8: have a doppelganger, literally a double walker, an apparition that
Speaker 8: personifies all the decisions abandoned, the paths untaken, the words
Speaker 8: left unsaid in our present sphere of existence. The theory
Speaker 8: presents a fascinating paradox that whilst our mirror selves are
Speaker 8: seemingly our reflections, they are in truth being sculpted by
Speaker 8: an entirely different set of experiences and consequences. This captivating
Speaker 8: paradox resides at the intersection of exact science and the
Speaker 8: other worldly, whirling in a maelstrom of ethereal mechanics, psychological analyses,
Speaker 8: and philosophical riddles. While concrete evidence for such a universe
Speaker 8: and these spectral counterparts remains elusive, the phenomenon has nonetheless
Speaker 8: inscribed an intriguing image upon the grand stage of the intellect,
Speaker 8: resonating with provocative questions about identity, reality, and the intrinsic
Speaker 8: nature of existence itself.
Speaker 5: Jesus Carill, don't sneak up on me like that?
Speaker 8: And it's Martinez what we might have to try charades here?
Speaker 8: Because Hey, where's Grimes? I thought you too were always you.
Speaker 7: Know, hell residence of Section C. We hope you are
Speaker 7: all enjoying your recreation time.
Speaker 5: What the earth?
Speaker 7: Remember here at the Pendleton, we live by the motto
Speaker 7: A healthy body can last forever.
Speaker 5: All right, I get it, I get it.
Speaker 8: Hey, what do they mean by recreation anyway? Because I
Speaker 8: feel like we're getting plenty of steps in here. I
Speaker 8: really get the impression that you speak at least some English.
Speaker 5: Then where are we going?
Speaker 4: What not? Your what the war? What the yard? Wait?
Speaker 5: Wait, wait, when you say yard, do you mean outside?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, no, we're still inside, did you.
Speaker 10: Okay, so I guess.
Speaker 5: We mingle.
Speaker 4: Check me, Nope, check me?
Speaker 6: Still no, check me, There are no checkmate, soldier. This
Speaker 6: is checkers.
Speaker 11: Palms together at the heart, and we'll close our practice
Speaker 11: with the sound of m inhale, and we'll seal it
Speaker 11: with the prayer of Narcissus.
Speaker 9: But what I shall never recognize myself, for if I do,
Speaker 9: it will be the end of things.
Speaker 3: Hell still, hold still?
Speaker 10: Nice ink?
Speaker 5: How'd you get a tattoo gun in here?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll carry on?
Speaker 2: Hold on?
Speaker 10: Still, thousand fucking people in here, and you can't manage
Speaker 10: to talk to a single one of them without making
Speaker 10: a fool of yourself.
Speaker 8: You socially, I say, first of all, nice shorts, nice headband.
Speaker 8: You know they've never brought me out here before. Crazy
Speaker 8: how they call this a yard. It's all enclosed. But hey, listen,
Speaker 8: I was thinking about my case. I got to reading
Speaker 8: that book from the library.
Speaker 10: See and uh yeah, not now.
Speaker 12: Oh remember when I told you about simple pleasures? Movement
Speaker 12: is one of them?
Speaker 5: Okay, sure, yeah, I understand, kid.
Speaker 12: You literally live next door, so just tell me later.
Speaker 12: I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, you're right.
Speaker 2: But what do I walk?
Speaker 12: They say it's the best medicine.
Speaker 7: A walk?
Speaker 10: Yeah right? What is that in the middle? What am
Speaker 10: I looking at?
Speaker 2: The Panopticon?
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, that's.
Speaker 2: The Panopticon, the all seeing eye in the sky. Only
Speaker 2: you can't because you're standing too close. It towers high
Speaker 2: above the yard, the cell block everything, and the top
Speaker 2: is entirely encircled in windows of one way glass. They
Speaker 2: can see out, but we can't see in, and so
Speaker 2: you never really know, know what if anyone's looking? Did
Speaker 2: you know there's someone following you? What?
Speaker 10: How did you know?
Speaker 2: I see their imperfections almost beautiful if only where do
Speaker 2: you see? I don't know if it's the ears and
Speaker 2: maybe the lips just need a bit of trimming. This
Speaker 2: isn't just a vision. Someone's there and they're real.
Speaker 10: Maybe it's your glasses, maybe it's my eyes.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, I better be moving on.
Speaker 2: I wasn't always like this, you know, I was a doctor,
Speaker 2: a family man. It all began with that eye, that
Speaker 2: damn evil eye, all because my vision had started to fail.
Speaker 13: Morning, sweetie, We've got eggs and bacon eat up before
Speaker 13: this one finishes it all himself.
Speaker 2: He's a growing boy, isn't he let him eat?
Speaker 14: I'm hulder a cliche and onto our top story this morning.
Speaker 14: We're all resting a little easier today as the Keepsake killer,
Speaker 14: thirty eight year old Jason Delving has finally been brought
Speaker 14: to justice. He was executed by lethal injection at eight
Speaker 14: fifteen last night, finally closing a dark chapter in this
Speaker 14: city's history.
Speaker 5: So I'm turn this up.
Speaker 14: Delving brutally murdered twelve innocent people, all of whom appear
Speaker 14: to have been chosen at random. Each victim was found
Speaker 14: with a body part removed, leading to Delving's macabre nickname.
Speaker 14: Despite detective's discovery of the missing body parts at Delving's residence,
Speaker 14: we're told he maintained his innocence until.
Speaker 13: The Well, that's one last thing to worry about.
Speaker 2: Whoever prints these newspapers. I don't know why the letters
Speaker 2: have to be so damn small.
Speaker 13: Ralph, get your eyes checked. You've complained about this for months.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dad, take care of it already. I've gotten by
Speaker 2: just fine, thank you. Don't your patients think it's weird
Speaker 2: when you're an inch from their face. I'm an E
Speaker 2: ANDT son. That's normal.
Speaker 13: You've played golf with Arthur Watson for what twenty years?
Speaker 13: Give him a call and get it checked out.
Speaker 2: Tell you what I'll think about it anyway, I got
Speaker 2: a run. Love you both see it tonight.
Speaker 13: Bye, Ed, have a good day, sweetie.
Speaker 4: Call him?
Speaker 2: Damn it? What now? Well, at least the mailbox is okay.
Speaker 13: Oh no, Ralph, what happened?
Speaker 2: It's fine, dear. Nothing the body shop can't fix if
Speaker 2: that had been a person. I know, I know.
Speaker 13: I'm driving you to the office and after work you
Speaker 13: are calling doctor Watson.
Speaker 4: Do you understand me?
Speaker 6: Fine, Doctor Watson speaking evening, Arthur Hope.
Speaker 2: I'm not disturbing you at home, Ralph?
Speaker 6: Never, what do I owe the pleasure?
Speaker 2: Listen? I'm sorry to talk business at this hour, but
Speaker 2: I've got a medical question. I thought you might be
Speaker 2: able to help me.
Speaker 6: With Happy to help what's going on?
Speaker 2: You know I've needed readers for a couple of years now,
Speaker 2: but lately my vision is really declining.
Speaker 6: You're not trying to make excuses for that golf handicap
Speaker 6: of yours, are you?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure I could even get off the green anymore.
Speaker 2: I can hardly read the paper and my peripheral vision
Speaker 2: is becoming hard to trust. I backed into the mailbox
Speaker 2: today and to tell you the truth, I didn't even
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 6: Hmm, that does sound serious. When did this start?
Speaker 2: I don't know. It was gradual at first, but now
Speaker 2: things seem to be degrading rapidly. It's bad, I know.
Speaker 14: Tell you what.
Speaker 6: I could take a look see what's going on. Maybe
Speaker 6: lasers would fix it. Hard to know for sure, but
Speaker 6: we've been doing something experimental in the office lately and
Speaker 6: I have to say the results are phenomenal. People who
Speaker 6: couldn't see a spotlight in the theater are walking out
Speaker 6: with near perfect vision.
Speaker 2: How is that even possible?
Speaker 6: Listen, it's an outpatient procedure. You'd need a day or
Speaker 6: two to recover, and then you should be perfect. Twenty
Speaker 6: twenty vision are better. You could be back at work
Speaker 6: in the same week. A man your age with the
Speaker 6: kind immacular degeneration you're describing, I think you'd be an
Speaker 6: excellent candidate.
Speaker 2: Arthur. That sounds too good to be true.
Speaker 6: There is a catch. This does require a willing donor.
Speaker 2: Donor are we talking about a transplant?
Speaker 6: Think of it as a cross between stem cell therapy
Speaker 6: and an organ graft. The registry has a pretty long
Speaker 6: waiting period, but maybe I could pull some strings.
Speaker 2: So you really think I should do this?
Speaker 6: As your friend, I'm telling you this procedure is nothing
Speaker 6: short of a miracle.
Speaker 13: This whole thing feels a little rushed.
Speaker 2: You're the one who wanted me to get it taken
Speaker 2: care of it, I.
Speaker 13: Know, but surgery already.
Speaker 2: Arthur swears by it, and we got lucky there was
Speaker 2: a donor available so quickly.
Speaker 13: Well, you'll hear from me about it if anything goes.
Speaker 6: Are you ready to do this?
Speaker 12: Ralph?
Speaker 2: Really as I'll ever be.
Speaker 6: Now I'm going to give you a little gas. I
Speaker 6: want you to start counting backwards from one hundred, that
Speaker 6: old trick.
Speaker 2: This is really necessary.
Speaker 15: I mean, does anybody even make it pass a little round?
Speaker 16: What do you mean to me?
Speaker 6: But don't don't? Yes, we've got our own little keep sleep.
Speaker 6: Good morning, doctor Stanley. How are you feeling?
Speaker 2: Is that it? I feel great? No pain? But why
Speaker 2: is everything so dark?
Speaker 6: Tell me? Can you read this?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes I can? Is this my bill?
Speaker 6: Listen for now? It couldn't have gone any better. Just
Speaker 6: don't take those sunglasses off in the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: About this time tomorrow, you'll be ready to see the
Speaker 6: world again.
Speaker 5: Nice shades.
Speaker 17: This is a good look for you.
Speaker 2: I feel a little silly in these things, to be honest.
Speaker 13: Better get you home before anyone sees you. I don't
Speaker 13: know why it took you so long to do this,
Speaker 13: but if you wouldn't listen to me, at least you
Speaker 13: would listen to doctor Watson.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 5: What's what? Honey?
Speaker 2: On the side of the road. That man? Pull over?
Speaker 2: Pull over? Why damn it, honey, pull over, pull on
Speaker 2: the wheel.
Speaker 4: We have to help him. What were you thinking? Are
Speaker 4: you trying to get us killed?
Speaker 2: That man over there? What man lying in the gutter?
Speaker 2: He's bleeding out. I need to help him.
Speaker 13: That's a deer, a dead deer.
Speaker 2: Even squinting through the dark glasses, I could see that
Speaker 2: she was right. It was a dough and her head
Speaker 2: had been smashed. I swear it was a man. There
Speaker 2: was so much blood.
Speaker 4: You almost killed both of us. Listen.
Speaker 13: Maybe your eyes haven't totally adjusted yet, and things probably
Speaker 13: don't look altogether normal. Let's go home and maybe blame
Speaker 13: this one on the anesthesia still wearing off.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe you're right.
Speaker 13: Feeling better this morning?
Speaker 2: You know I needed that sleep. I'll tell you. It's
Speaker 2: like somebody wiped all the dust off of my eyes. Yeah, Dad,
Speaker 2: how are those new peepers clear as day? Look at
Speaker 2: that time? I better get to the office.
Speaker 13: Don't you think you should give it till at least
Speaker 13: next week?
Speaker 2: Arthur said it would be only a day or two.
Speaker 2: I'm fine, But how.
Speaker 13: Are you gonna get there?
Speaker 4: Ralph? You can't drive?
Speaker 2: Really, I'm Ralph, you know, Ralph. I think I'll take
Speaker 2: the train today. You can me off at the station
Speaker 2: when you take Sam to school.
Speaker 7: Train?
Speaker 2: Are you sure it's been a while? It might be
Speaker 2: interesting to see through new eyes.
Speaker 13: Excuse me, I just need to get through.
Speaker 2: Please, ma'am sit here. I insist.
Speaker 10: You are too kind.
Speaker 2: Something in the atmosphere of that train felt hostile. Hoping
Speaker 2: to avoid eye contact, I glanced down at my feet
Speaker 2: and found blood on my shoe. What the where did that?
Speaker 2: In front of me was a trail of bloody footsteps
Speaker 2: leading down the aisle back to the bench where the
Speaker 2: old woman was, And now she was hunched over like
Speaker 2: she was struggling to hold herself up, and where her
Speaker 2: foot had been there was just a bloody stump. Oh God,
Speaker 2: everybody clear the aisle. This this guy's problem, probably drugs.
Speaker 6: Look at his eyes.
Speaker 17: Take it easy, buddy.
Speaker 2: Please, we need to help this. That woman, she was
Speaker 2: right here. I know I saw her.
Speaker 17: Whatever you say, nutjob, doctor Stanley. I can't believe you
Speaker 17: are back, So somebody.
Speaker 14: To be back.
Speaker 2: Janet, what's first on the agenda.
Speaker 10: Mister Osborne's in room two.
Speaker 17: He's been waiting a while, thank you, Janet.
Speaker 2: Right, so we're still having issues with the left ear.
Speaker 1: No, it's my left ear right once clear as a bell.
Speaker 2: Hmmm. And the hearing aid's not helping.
Speaker 6: I already have a hearing aid, but my wife doesn't
Speaker 6: seem to think it's helping.
Speaker 18: Sounds about right. Okay, let's take a look. Chin up,
Speaker 18: turn this way, m.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 18: You've got some kind of laceration. What I am as
Speaker 18: puzzled as you?
Speaker 2: What if we just.
Speaker 18: Be what do you do with Jesus Christ?
Speaker 4: Stop?
Speaker 2: Understand? Sorry, good lord?
Speaker 14: Why why are you holding a scalpel?
Speaker 2: I I thought, no, I just remembered.
Speaker 18: I need to leave now. Robert I'll reschedule, mister Osborne.
Speaker 17: Doctor Stanley's everything.
Speaker 10: Okay, mister Osborne ran out of here like he's.
Speaker 2: You'll be fine, but don't build him for today. Just
Speaker 2: call and try to reschedule. Okay, one more thing, would
Speaker 2: you call me a car? You want me to call
Speaker 2: you and cancel the afternoon of course, Doctor, I'll be
Speaker 2: in my office.
Speaker 6: Doctor Watson speaking Arthur, Ralph, I was about to call
Speaker 6: your office. You must have read my mind. How those
Speaker 6: eyes doing, Arthur?
Speaker 2: I have to say, I'm not sure I'm taking so
Speaker 2: well to the procedure. What do you mean my vision
Speaker 2: seems to be influenced.
Speaker 6: Influenced?
Speaker 2: How so I keep seeing things? Well, that's the point,
Speaker 2: things that aren't there, that shouldn't be there. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure I follow. I mean, I'm seeing visions, violent ones
Speaker 2: to what.
Speaker 6: But that couldn't have anything to do with the procedure.
Speaker 2: Arthur. The eye you implanted in me, something in it
Speaker 2: is not right. It's it's evil.
Speaker 6: There is something you should know.
Speaker 2: Okay. The reason we found a donor so fast I'm listening.
Speaker 6: Was because the tissue came from Jason Delving.
Speaker 2: The Keepsake killer. You put tissue from that monster in
Speaker 2: my body.
Speaker 6: Getting donations like that from prisoners, it's standard practice.
Speaker 18: But what I'm seeing, these these visions, those are his victims.
Speaker 6: What you're saying isn't possible.
Speaker 2: You need to undo this. Do you understand?
Speaker 18: Possibly you're going to take that psycho's eye out of
Speaker 18: my body.
Speaker 6: Please? You're talking like a crazy person.
Speaker 2: Of be in your office shortly?
Speaker 6: Well, doctor, stand that?
Speaker 2: Take me to the office complex off Magnolia Drive building.
Speaker 14: C share it thing I know where adds at.
Speaker 2: Day going? All right, I'm just I'm tired, just had
Speaker 2: an operation. Need to see my doctor for a checkup.
Speaker 14: Ah, yeah, you won't see me going on a.
Speaker 9: No knife doctors these days, I mean give you a
Speaker 9: dose of dope and a great big bill.
Speaker 2: It's all they're good for. I myself am a doctor
Speaker 2: as well. Thank you.
Speaker 9: Hey, no offense, doc. I just try to keep myself
Speaker 9: away from any hospital I can. You don't see me
Speaker 9: getting no insurance driving this thing around?
Speaker 2: Well, yes, the healthcare industry could be better.
Speaker 14: That's the understatement of the century.
Speaker 9: I just keep to my usual routes and straight home
Speaker 9: for me. Couldn't take the hit if something happened that
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 14: And you get these maniacs like the Keepsake killer running
Speaker 14: around cutting off all kinds of body parts.
Speaker 2: Sometimes excision is the only way to keep impatient alive.
Speaker 2: What are you getting on about, Doc?
Speaker 9: This guy has been removing body parts after stabbing them
Speaker 9: to death.
Speaker 2: Right here, works, that's his building A twenty five. Even
Speaker 2: as the driver turned around for the first time, I
Speaker 2: saw his face, a rotted out cavern where his nose
Speaker 2: should be, losing bloody puss all over his mouth and chin.
Speaker 2: My god, what's wrong with your face? Take your money?
Speaker 2: You ain't no spring chicken either, Doc. Hey, what no tip?
Speaker 2: Doctor Stanley?
Speaker 6: How are you today?
Speaker 1: I don't see that you have an appointment?
Speaker 6: Where is he?
Speaker 4: Doctor Stanley?
Speaker 1: Doctor Watson isn't available right now?
Speaker 18: What the hell have you done to me? Well, if
Speaker 18: you can't burst in like this, you're going to fix this,
Speaker 18: you hear me.
Speaker 6: I need you to calm down.
Speaker 2: What were you thinking? Experimental surgery?
Speaker 18: You let that killer loosen?
Speaker 2: My mind?
Speaker 6: Listen to me, Ralph, matter of what you're saying is possible?
Speaker 6: Do you understand maybe this is some side effect from
Speaker 6: the end.
Speaker 18: I know it's possible because it's happening but I don't
Speaker 18: know if I can control what I'm starting to feel,
Speaker 18: these memories, these compulsions.
Speaker 6: Scaring me around.
Speaker 2: Look I get it, nobody's perfect, Doc, Sometimes our bodies
Speaker 2: just need a little fixing, hellttle modification. You know, this
Speaker 2: Keepsake guy, maybe he saw things not as they were,
Speaker 2: but the way they ought to be.
Speaker 18: And you know what they say, Arthur and I for
Speaker 18: an eye, hope, someone help me.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Watson's assistant shotted a potted plant across my skull. Next
Speaker 2: thing I know, I wake up in this hell hole.
Speaker 2: They've got me on something to keep the urges down.
Speaker 2: But once in a while, I look around at these
Speaker 2: people and I can't help but think they're almost perfect.
Speaker 2: They just need a little bit of fixing.
Speaker 8: You know, there would have been a point in my
Speaker 8: life where I would have thought you were insane and
Speaker 8: maybe even scary.
Speaker 10: But I just want you to know that, at least
Speaker 10: in here, you're not that special.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe you're right now if you're finally feeling seen,
Speaker 8: I'd like to maybe spend a little in my recreation
Speaker 8: time figuring out all of the fun this place has
Speaker 8: to offer.
Speaker 2: So that's it's them isn't it?
Speaker 4: Hey? You over here?
Speaker 5: It's me, it's or hey Grimes?
Speaker 10: Uh Krell said you were pouting.
Speaker 5: He really missed you today.
Speaker 8: I think I might have even seen it's here, say something, buddy,
Speaker 8: can't do this song and dance routine all by myself?
Speaker 3: Which side of the mirror?
Speaker 5: I don't I don't understand what no of it.
Speaker 3: It's so simple. All I have to do is break
Speaker 3: the glass.
Speaker 8: Holy shit, you are short circuiting.
Speaker 2: You gave us no choice.
Speaker 17: What the fuck was that?
Speaker 10: What's happening to him?
Speaker 3: They all know I need mind, They know, they all
Speaker 3: know nobody wants this. No one wants this.
Speaker 7: Okay, big fellow, Let's get you on your feet.
Speaker 3: Nobody can help me but me. She understands because she
Speaker 3: can stop it.
Speaker 17: We'll take care of her.
Speaker 10: Don't you worry.
Speaker 4: Let's take care of you first, okay, Grimes.
Speaker 3: Never, I'll never be never, hear never again. I will
Speaker 3: never ever be alone again? Never, oh never alone. None
Speaker 3: of us are ever alone. I am not alone. He
Speaker 3: is not alone. She she is definitely never alone.
Speaker 4: Why did you do it?
Speaker 16: Don't they see what it means?
Speaker 10: Never alone?
Speaker 2: That was a close one trip?
Speaker 10: What the hell happened to him.
Speaker 12: We are living in a world where doctors become patients
Speaker 12: and guards become prisoners.
Speaker 10: Are you quoting something?
Speaker 12: Depends whether or not you believe this has already happened.
Speaker 5: Hey, while you were jogging, did you see a blond
Speaker 5: woman wandering around in here?
Speaker 7: All residents, recreation time has reached its conclusion. Please return
Speaker 7: to your habitations. I repeat, All residents, return to your habitations.
Speaker 16: Oh yeahkaka.
Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween Pennance starring Natalie Morales, Episode seven
Speaker 1: observation written by Josh Thain, Matthew Riddle, and Alexander Williams.
Speaker 1: Editing and sound design by Josh Thain, featuring the voices
Speaker 1: of Steve B. Greene, Rapa L. Corkil, Rachel Rosenbloom, Wayne Bastrup,
Speaker 1: Miguel Perez, Sonny Bowling, Chris Jy, Alex, Trevor Young, Wilbur Fitzgerald,
Speaker 1: Laura Shine, Ross, Arena Morgan Brown, Sandra Viadares, Joseph Whipp,
Speaker 1: Alex Bowling, and Jay Jones. Directed by Alexander Williams. Executive
Speaker 1: producers Aaron Mankey, Noah Feinberg, Chris Dicky, Matt Frederick and
Speaker 1: Alexander Williams. Supervising producers Trevor Young and Josh Thain. Producers
Speaker 1: Jesse Funk, Rima, Ilkali, Noami Griffin Mays and Casby Bias.
Speaker 1: Script editing by Lauren Vogelbaum. Story consultants Ben Bolan and
Speaker 1: Matthew Riddle. Casting by Sunday Bowling CSA and Meg Mormon CSA.
Speaker 1: Production coordinator Wayna Calderon. Production assistants Jenna Johnson and Winona Lowe.
Speaker 1: Theme music by Rose Azerti with vocals by Anna Hummler,
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