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- Hey sweetheart, are you ready?
The doctor's gonna make you feel better, I promise.
I love you.
Stop the car, stop the car.
- Hi uncle Ted.
I'm passing through town, I was wondering
if I could spend the night.
- Yeah I would love to see you.
I won't be home for a couple of hours
so when you get there remember don't...
- don't touch anything, yeah I remember.
- Hey you make it there okay?
- Yeah, but the power just went out so...
- Oh that happens.
I'll be home soon to fix it.
- No, is there like a breaker or something I can get to?
I just really don't feel like sitting here in the dark.
- Yeah there's one down in the basement
at the end of the hall.
- Okay.
- Oh god.
- Hey, you fix the power?
- Yeah but I have a question.
- Shoot.
- Um, I know you said not to touch anything,
but I was wondering if I could cover the clown statue
that's in the corner of the living room.
- The what?
- The clown statue in the corner of the living room.
I have this thing with clowns...
- listen to me closely.
Get out of the house now.
I'll call the police.
- Wait why?
- We don't have a clown statue.
- Ha, thanks a bunch.
- Yeah, no problem.
- Your car is loaded.
- Ah thanks, man, right on.
It would have taken me forever without you guys.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, happy to help, so.
- Yeah really happy.
- Yeah.
- Well.
- Shoot, I should get going.
- Yeah okay.
- Yeah, bye.
- Yeah, see ya.
- Could you give me a hand with this?
- Mm-hmm.
- Aw, thanks man.
- Yeah.
- Okay take care.
- Thank god she's gone.
- She definitely would have stayed all summer
if we hadn't helped her move.
- Yeah helped her move.
- Oh hey, wait, wait, wait.
Who am I?
Hey... sup hey.. Hey what's that smell?
- Oh, um, ah, you.
- Right on dude right on.
Wait, wait, wait, don't eat the ones living.
- Sorry, a lot of anti-matter.
- You know what, at least she paid rent.
- Yeah, well finding somebody else to take
that room shouldn't be hard.
- You might have to find two roommates
if I don't pass my classes.
- No, no, you're gonna pass.
Even if I have to take those classes for you.
- You would do that for me, oh.
- I'm gonna enjoy having the place to ourselves again.
- Mm-hmm.
You know what, we should have Jonah over tonight,
maybe anyone else who's still in town.
- Mm-hmm, we could play twister again.
- No, that got weird.
Oh, oh, ah, no!
- What?
Oh I can't believe she left this.
- I hate clowns, get rid of it.
Burn it, feed it to the dog, I don't care.
Here you go.
- You ready? - Yeah.
- Cool dude 'cause we're walking.
- I'm really sorry miss,
but there's nothing we can do for you.
- Right, but I ordered the Grand Canyon sundae
and I didn't get the Grand Canyon sundae.
- Mm-hmm, yeah, well I'm really sorry
but there's no way for us to know that
because you already ate the entire thing.
- Right, but I ordered the Grand Canyon sundae.
- Thanks. - Enjoy.
Hey pops is out front, do we have his order ready?
- Yeah it's over there.
So I don't know how I feel about this.
- What?
- Getting special orders for pops,
when you should be helping the customers in the front.
- Oh really?
- This is their vacation.
It's our job to make it great.
- All right, I want to make sure this order is right,
where's the box cutter?
- I don't know.
- You lost the box cutter?
- I know with our luck the health.
Inspector'll probably find it.
- Well whoever finds it, you're gonna be fired.
- I should probably go find that.
- Yeah.
- Hi Emma how are ya?
- Good it's a slow night tonight so I can't complain.
- You know I'm surprised you're still here.
I would have thought you'd gone home for the summer.
- Oh no, summer classes.
- I bet you didn't know how sleepy this town gets
once all the college kids go home.
- I know, thankfully I have company.
Heather and Jonah stayed too.
- Oh really, that's good.
- Yeah.
Here you go, do you have a box cutter?
I just want to make sure this is the right order.
- I do.
- Should I be worried that you just carry that around on you?
- Oh yeah probably.
- Is that right?
- That's it, 50 Clownsicles with gumball eyeballs.
See ya, thanks.
- Bye.
- I'm gonna be fired before the end of the summer.
- Yeah I could have told you that.
- This lady ate all of her ice cream
and then tried to tell me that it was the wrong order.
- Was it?
- Was it what?
- The wrong order.
- How am I supposed to know that, she ate the entire thing.
These customers come in and they think that...
- Heather I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Wait are you making her another one?
- Yeah.
We should spit in it.
- Okay.
- One of these days I'm actually gonna do it.
- Yeah I'll believe it when I see it.
Jonah, I'm gonna need to speak to your manager.
- She's not here but she put me in charge.
- Listen carefully.
- Is that the sheriff?
- Maybe he's arresting that customer for you.
- Here?
- Yes, I'm serious.
- Sheriff, are you okay?
- I'm fine, just do as I ask okay?
- Yes sir.
- Oh. Be safe okay.
- Attention customers, we're sorry to inform
but we have to close early tonight.
We ask that the store be closed in 10 minutes.
Also the local police have issued an 11 o'clock curfew
so be sure to get home quickly and safely.
- What's the curfew for?
- A manhunt.
- No way.
- Where are we supposed to go?
- What's a manhunt?
- Look your best option is to just go home.
Or if you're passing through, go to the next town
60 miles down highway 24.
- This is insane.
- And terrifying, did the sheriff say anything else?
- A high school girl was found dead about an hour ago.
They're trying to find the guy responsible.
- It must have been really bad,
the sheriff seemed super freaked.
- Yeah well murder is a freaky thing.
- Well and nothing ever happens in this town.
- Seriously, I mean if anything they're probably
excited to catch an actual criminal,
not someone going 40 in a 35.
- We're gonna stay closed tomorrow, right?
- Not when I'm in charge.
We don't close for the apocalypse.
Speaking of which, can you close up,
kick everyone else out?
- Alone?
- Door's 10 feet away.
Hey...
Watch our for murderers.
- Ugh.
- Okay, so what else did the sheriff say?
- Nothing, don't get too excited.
It's probably all blown out of proportion.
- Oh man.
- Done and I'm like 90% sure that I saw him outside.
So Fyi, we're all dying tonight.
- Thanks dad.
I love you too.
Daddy, I can't eat anymore.
You promised to protect me.
This is all your fault.
- What do you think?
- I like it.
- Good, is it persuasive enough?
- Yes, if it were my decision I'd be swayed.
- Okay good.
We're supposed to give a presentation
at the board of education tomorrow
but I don't know if I want to go anymore.
- Heather it'll be fine.
Besides I heard that serial killers
sleep during the day so you're good.
- Okay you're surprisingly cool about all this.
- I am, nothing ever happens here it's kind of exciting.
Now we have detectives running around solving mysteries.
I don't know I think it's kind of cool.
- Maybe you should just drop out
and join the police academy.
- Maybe I will.
- Speaking of which, have you heard anything else from the police?
- Yeah they're redirecting tourists to the next town
so work should be pretty easy.
- Maybe we should come up with some sort of like
serial killer tornado drill.
- What?
- No come on, this house is in the middle of nowhere.
- Come on.
- Better safe than sorry.
- Fine.
- Okay, so if one of us sees him we could say...
- stranger danger.
- Yes, yes, one of us could shout
stranger danger and then run away.
But don't come back to save me because
I am not gonna save you.
- Not even in the heat of the moment?
- No in the heat of the moment it's fight or flight.
- Well I think we should leave
the fight or flight to shammy.
- Just vicious.
Oh, yeah Sammy.
- Good girl, yes.
- Yeah, he'll protect us.
- Good girl Sammy.
Sammy no licking.
Sammy stop, no licking.
- Heather! - You're up early.
- Call the sheriff.
- Why? - Because I think he was here.
- Who?
- The guy that they're looking for, I think he was here.
- Wait here right now?
- No last night in my room.
- Wait slow down tell me what happened?
- Okay last night there was a man in my bathroom
and then when I woke up...
- wait, wait you woke up?
- Yes, yes, and I went into the bathroom
and then Sammy was...
- okay where is Sammy now?
- He's, he's, he's gone.
He's gone.
It's all-it's all gone.
- Okay, okay, it sounds like you just had a bad dream.
- I'm calling the police.
- Emma.
- Why aren't they answering?
Where's Sammy have you seen Sammy?
- He's probably just scared.
He'll come back he always comes back okay?
Okay, it's okay, I'm right here okay, okay?
- Sorry.
This happens sometimes.
- Okay, what happens?
- Night terrors, I've had them since I was a kid.
- Okay god you scared me half to death.
- I'm fine, I'm sorry.
- Oh my god.
- I was, I was, still half asleep or something.
- It's okay just don't do that to me again.
- It's just when I get stressed or scared.
- You should have yelled stranger danger,
I would have go myself out of here.
- Yeah next time.
- Yeah okay.
- Hello.
- Sheriff, I need to talk to you.
- We're doing everything we can.
- Bullshit, the only thing you've ever done
is shut everything down.
- I promise you, we're taking every appropriate measure.
- Talked to the guys down at the station,
they said you put the search on hold.
- I can't talk right now.
- Sheriff come on please.
- I've got to go.
I've got to go.
- Sheriff look, I don't care what you think about me,
but you got to do your job.
- I am doing everything I can, I promise you.
- But...
- boo.
- Asshole.
- Ow. - God.
- Oh well same to you.
- I'm trying to beat some sense into you.
- Remind me never to do that again.
- You know what I'll forgive you
if you let Heather and I close up early and go home.
- Pfft. Uhh,
only if we can do movie night at your guys' place.
- Fine by me, Heather?
- As long as it's not a horror movie.
- Deal, we'll close up after this guy.
- Just give me a number one and some water.
- That'll be $3.19.
- Keep the change.
- Can you take care of this?
- Yeah, sure.
- Excuse me sir, I'm really sorry
about what happened to your daughter.
Sorry, I was just hoping you could help me with something.
- Not now, please.
- I'm sorry but I think whatever happened to your daughter,
is happening to me.
- Sit down.
- It was in the sink and I'm not positive, but
I'm pretty sure my dog's guts were in it.
- Was there a date and time written on the balloon?
- Yeah, why?
- I don't want to scare you.
- I'm already scared.
- Whoever did this,
left balloons just like that with my daughter.
Every one of them had a date and time written on it.
I didn't even know what it meant then.
I thought she was doing it herself.
She was having a very bad week and she,
I don't know she was talking about nightmares
and paranormal encounters.
I just thought she was sick.
I was gonna take her to the doctor but then on the exact
date and time written on the balloon she was...
What date did it say on your balloon?
Thursday, 2:31 A.M.
- Then you have two days to come up with a plan.
- We can go to the police tonight.
- You can try, the sheriff's totally out of his mind.
He hasn't done a damn thing to catch this guy.
- Do they have any suspects?
- No.
Did you get a good look at him last night?
- No, I mean I caught a glimpse of him
when he grabbed me but he was dressed like a...
- like a clown.
Look go to the police station tonight,
but anything happens, you call me.
If they can't take care of you I will.
- Em, I don't believe it.
- Look he's a part of it okay, he knows what's going on.
- Em he's grieving, I could have made something up
and gotten the same response.
- Well something isn't right.
- So you think there's paranormal circus clown after you?
- No Heather I...
- one that's just nice enough to warn you
before he attacks you?
- That's not it. - Well then what is it?
- I'm an idiot, I'm sorry.
- No you're not an idiot,
I wasn't trying to make you feel stupid.
- I know.
- You're just still a little shaken up, that's all.
- A little?
- Listen we'll go home, we'll call Jonah, have a drink,
and we're just gonna forget this ever happened.
- Em look out, oh my god look out!
- It's, it's the sheriff.
- Oh my god, oh my god, the balloon.
- What does it say?
- It wasn't a tri...
No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
Was your phone in there?
Shit.
Okay no one comes down this road at night.
- Heather that was him.
That was the guy, that's the guy, that was him.
- Okay Emma I need you, I need you calm okay.
We're gonna walk home, we're gonna call 9-1-1,
it's closer than the police station okay?
Emma, I'm gonna take care of you I promise.
- Okay.
- Okay, okay, let's go.
Okay, okay, we're gonna go.
- Emma, Heather?
- Emma.
- Jonah. - Jonah, Jonah, Jonah.
- Hey.
- God I don't think he's breathing.
- Is he dead?
- Jonah, Jonah, come on, come on.
- Let's untie him.
- Jonah, hey, hey, look at me, you're okay, okay.
It's okay, it's okay.
Okay he took our cell phones but he left
my keys in the ignition.
- He took my phone too.
- He cut all the phone lines and I can't get an Internet call going either.
- Did he take anything else?
- No, which is weird.
- What was he doing here?
- I don't know, I mean maybe it wasn't the guy.
- What do you mean, Jonah this was definitely him.
- I mean I didn't get a good look at his face.
Maybe it was just a regular break in.
- No Jonah I think this is it.
- Whatever this is, we need to go to the police station.
- No we're gonna pack up and we're gonna leave town right now.
- No.
- No, no, no he'll find us like he did on the road.
I think he's following us Emma.
- No if we hide and the police find him first,
we'll be good.
- Slow down okay, you both are jumping to conclusions
that we don't know.
- I'm leaving town and whoever wants to come with me can.
- Emma wait, Emma.
Hey are you all right?
Listen I know you're scared but we can figure this out.
- What?
What?
- Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls
put your hands together for ribcage the clown!
After he breaks her neck, he'll famously
snap her ribcage open and eat her whole
in less than 30 seconds.
Who would like to be our next volunteer?
How about you young lady?
- Oh why are you doing this to me?
- Ribcage only performs with those
most afraid of him and you sweetheart, you're terrified.
Good luck.
- Emma?
Thank god, I found her.
- Oh Heather, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
- We were looking everywhere for you.
- I got really scared and I ran off and I'm so sorry.
But I'm so glad you're here.
I'm so glad you're here.
- Oh let's get you to the police station okay?
- Yeah.
Okay.
- Don't tell a soul about this
and don't even think about leaving town!
- Daddy I can't eat anymore.
You promised to protect me.
This is all your fault.
- I know what you are.
- I told you not to fuck with me!
- Hey.
- You all right?
- Yeah, yeah, my car broke down last night
and I thought it would be safer to wait here 'til morning.
- What's wrong with it, I can take a look?
- No that's okay, can you just give me a ride home?
- Oh you really ought to call somebody.
- Please.
- Okay fine.
Sure, just put it on my card, thanks.
- So I got you a tow truck,
and they're gonna take your car to Wilson's garage.
- Thanks pop's I'll pay you back at work.
- Nah don't worry about it.
- Oh no you don't have to pay for it.
- I insist, just pay it forward.
- You know I've never been in an ice cream truck before.
- Yeah it's pretty great.
Helps bring in a little extra money for the family.
- What were you doing out so early?
- I took some ice cream down to the police station.
You know I'm just trying to help out.
- How is everything going down there?
- You don't know.
The sheriff was killed last night.
To make matters worse, Ken Randal
that poor girl's father has been down there
throwing tantrums all morning.
- About what?
- I don't know, some kind of paranormal garbage.
Would you like a Clownsicle?
- No, no thank you, those are the worst.
- Oh boy tell me about it.
- Thank you again, I really appreciate it.
- You're welcome.
Emma, wait.
Here a regular one.
- Thank you.
- Did you talk to Ken Randal?
- He came down to the shop, and just told me
what he thought was going on.
- Okay, just be careful, he's a little off.
- Right, thanks.
- Be safe.
- Ladies and gentlemen, if he thinks.
Clownsicles are bad wait 'til he sees the real thing.
- No, no, Emma, no!
- Oh my god, Emma you're okay.
- I'm fine, I'm fine.
- God Jonah and I were out all night looking for you,
where were you?
- I'm sorry, my car broke down and I thought
it would be safer if I stayed there 'til morning.
- Okay, I'm just glad you're okay.
- Did you make it to the police station?
- Yeah Jonah's still down there.
They searched the house last night.
- But they didn't find anything.
- No, nothing, they put it down as a regular break-in.
- You don't believe that do you?
- No, no, no, no, no, but Jonah does.
- He can believe whatever he wants.
The reality is, that thing is gonna come back
at some point tonight whether we're ready or not.
- I know, I know, they're sending an officer
to look over the house tonight.
- No, no, no, no, we are keeping them out of this okay,
we're gonna handle this.
- Why?
- Because that thing is just gonna go straight
through the police officer okay,
and neither of us want to deal with that
so I think that this is our best option.
- No Emma, they told us to stay away from that guy.
- Come on please Heather, what else are we gonna do?
- Fine, but if it doesn't work, we go to the police, deal?
- Deal, deal, great.
- It doesn't surprise me, they been
telling me the same thing.
Looking for a petty thief.
- Maybe they're trying to cover up something.
- It doesn't matter, I'm gonna hunt him down myself.
- Do you know what we're up against?
- Yeah, he's been coming here trying to stop me.
I know something he doesn't want us to know.
- What?
- He's demonic, he's possessed
but there was never an exorcism.
He's a paranormal shit storm, but physically
he's still human.
- So if we shoot him?
- When the demon leaves his body and he's dead.
- It sounds risky.
- Look, he'll be on the defense until 2:31 tonight,
so I think the best bet for you to stay here.
When he comes for you, I shoot him.
- Okay but he could vanish or he could take me.
I mean he's possessed.
- Look you could either do this with me
or face him on your own.
- I can't, I can't do it. - Emma please.
- No, no, I'm not gonna face him again.
- What the hell else you gonna do, huh?
Don't be stupid, this is your only chance.
- I can't, I'm sorry, I can't.
You can figure out something else without me.
- Do it on your own. - Emma.
Emma wait, wait.
Look I can't let you go, you're all that I have left.
I need you right now maybe more than you need me.
But I swear you're safest with me.
I'll protect you I promise.
- I'm sorry.
- Emma, Emma wait.
- Drive.
- Wait what happened?
- Please I'm not doing it, I'm not doing it.
- What did he say?
- He wants to make me bait.
He wants to just put me out there so that the clown
can get me and then he'll shoot the... I'm not doing it.
- Emma, Emma... - Please.
- That's not a bad idea.
- Heather drive.
- I just think we should talk about it.
- Drive.
- Okay.
- You're insane.
- It's dangerous.
- Well fine, can we at least go to
the police station like you promised?
- No, please let's figure out something else to do.
- Really, like what?
- You found her, where was she?
- If we hide and then...
- Emma you already tried hiding and he found you, okay.
This is our best option.
- Look Heather, would you put yourself out as bait?
- I would.
- Guys hold on a second.
- No you wouldn't, okay.
If you were in my position, you would be
out and trying to find a place to hide, too.
- No I wouldn't, nobody would.
That's why we're all so confused.
We're trying to figure out what is is you want.
- What was that?
- Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- What the hell is that?
- I thought that thing wasn't supposed
to come back until tonight.
- I don't know, I don't know.
- Why isn't this opening?
- 'Cause he probably jammed it, so you have
to smash the window Jonah.
- No, no that will get his attention,
let's go out the back door.
- You have to help me.
- Just hide, hide.
- Go, go.
- Jonah get the door!
- It's locked!
It's locked!
- Wait that was Mr. Randal.
Mr. Randal?
- Guys.
- Guys I think Mr. - Randal is here.
- Em!
- Oh my god, open this door!
- Jonah get the door open!
- Come on!
- Jonah!
- Heather come on!
- I'm not afraid of you.
I'm gonna rip your fucking head off!
- Get back, back, get back!
Get back!
- Emma, Emma!
- What's going on?
- I don't know! - I don't know!
- You okay?
- Yeah he just stopped. - What happened?
- He just fell over, I don't know.
- He's dead.
- I'm not going out there, I'm not going out there until we know for sure.
I don't know!
- It's okay Emma, he's dead.
- It's fine I promise.
- Hey, what are you doing here?
- The police were driving me crazy.
I just want to take my mind off things.
- Yeah, me too.
Did you get a hold of your parents?
- They pretty much freaked out when I told them
and I fly home tomorrow morning.
- I am too.
I'm pretty sure my parents are already
signing me up for massive amounts of therapy.
- Yeah same here.
Listen I'm... I'm really sorry about the things I said earlier.
- It's okay, it's really okay.
- I know but I shouldn't have said any of it
and I'm just really sorry.
- I said things I shouldn't have too.
I'm sorry.
I just, I just really wanted to keep you safe.
- I know.
- Just do me a favor and try to keep your head up.
- I will.
- No that is for table 42.
- Not anymore.
- Boo.
So I got a new phone.
Phone place cut me a deal if you want it, too.
What, no comment?
- I am respecting the boss on his last day.
- He's not coming back.
- I'll believe that at 2:31 A.M. tonight.
- Em, you saw the police take him away.
- He's demonic okay, I don't think it's that easy.
- I get it you know, the phobia thing.
- How could you?
- Because I had one too.
- Of what?
- Thunderstorms.
- All kids are afraid of thunderstorms.
- Not until they're 17.
- Well how did you get over it?
- I figured I could either spend the rest
of my life hiding in a basement,
or I could try and move on.
And so far it's worked out.
I haven't gotten struck by lightning or anything.
- Yeah well it's easier said than done.
- True.
- Thank you.
- What are managers for?
- Manager for one more day.
- Still your manager.
- No, you know what the next time she leaves
I'm gonna ask to be left in charge okay.
To fulfill my life long dream.
- Okay, god,
then the whole corporation would go under.
- No it wouldn't.
- You know what, as my last act as manager,
what if I let Heather off and you two girls
go home and I clean up shop.
You look like crap anyway.
- I will take you up on that offer, jerk.
- He's not coming back.
- I'll believe that at 2:31 A.M. tonight.
- Em, you saw the police take him away.
- He's demonic okay, I don't think it's that easy.
- I can't let you go.
You're all that I have left.
I need you right now, maybe more than you need me.
But I swear you're safest with me.
I'll protect you, I promise.
- It's all your fault.
Daddy, I can't eat anymore.
- Where's Sammy?
- He probably just left,
he'll come back he always comes back okay.
- I told you not to fuck with me.
- She was talking about nightmares
and paranormal encounters.
- I was gonna take her to the doctor
but then on the exact date and time on the balloon,
she just...
- pops?
Fuck.
Come on, come on, come on.
Fuck.
- Uh-oh ladies and gentlemen,
we did not expect to see anyone out on the road tonight.
We can't have you ruining the show.
- Fuck.
- Do you hear something?
- What?
- Shh.
- It's pops.
- Pull over.
- Pops, are you here?
- Help.
Help.
- Okay, we have to help him.
- No, I can't.
- Emma please.
Emma, will you try?
Ribcage.
Emma will you come with me please?
Now please.
You'd rather do this the hard way?
Ribcage.
Cease.
Don't make me.
That's better.
Uh, Heather you might want to stay here, go outside.
You don't have to but it'll be safer.
Emma...
Are you afraid of clowns?
I know.
I am, too.
It's miserable, isn't it?
Living in fear?
But Emma,
I want you to know that in 15 minutes
at 2:31 A.M. this is all gonna be over.
We're gonna put you at peace.
That sound good?
- You control him?
- Oh yes.
Yes, demonic invocation, um...
Yeah that dusty old clown is possessed by a demon.
He has been for about 30 years.
And thanks to a little extra work on my part,
he's now a paranormal force of nature,
completely under my control.
Though lately he hasn't been listening very well.
Almost took my truck a few hours ago.
One of these days he's gonna come after me, too.
Put me to rest and my work here will be done.
- I don't need to be put to rest.
- Yes, oh yes, yes you do.
Yeah, no, I've been doing this for long
enough to know, you know, no one should have
to live in fear like we do.
No, no you see I seek out people like you and I test them.
I give them a balloon and I see if they can
overcome their fears, like your sheriff.
And we put him to rest and he's so peaceful.
You know you saw him.
And Emma...
I want that for you, too.
Ribcage.
- We need to go out the back door.
- Sweetheart you're just proving my point,
you're terrified.
I promise you, you'll feel better when it's over.
- Please let us out, please.
- Shh, he's got ears like a hawk.
- I'll do anything, I'll change, I promise.
- Emma.
- I'll be stronger.
- Emma.
- I'll leave you two alone.
- Heather look out.
- This is all your fault.
- No.
- You did this to me.
This is all your fault!
- Oh god I'm so sorry,
I thought he had gotten you.
No, don't.
- I thought he had you.
- I lost him at the very last second.
We have to kill it.
- No, no.
- It's the only way.
- I can't.
- Yes you can.
- No, we can smash a window in the front,
we'll get out that way.
- No if we break the window he'll hear us
and it'll attract his attention.
He's faster than we are.
- I have to try.
Heather.
- Emma.
- Heather, what do you see?
- I told your friends to stay out of the way.
- Go Emma, go.
- Aww, isn't that sweet.
He's here to save you.
Or to take revenge or it doesn't even matter.
'Cause it's 2:30 and you got two options.
You can try to save Robin hood here,
or you can take your chances escaping out the back.
If you make it, I promise to leave you alone.
- Run, Emma please.
Run now.
- Ooh, less than a minute.
You better be quick.
- Go, run.
- Aww,.
In all my years, I...
I never thought anyone would do it.
I wish I could be like you, Emma.
But I can't.
- You okay?