The Hound of the Baskervilles - Part Four

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Speaker 3 Previously on Sherlock and Co.

Speaker 3 I said

Speaker 3 I can see something now.

Speaker 3 Well, what?

Speaker 4 What? Bloody. What?

Speaker 3 Just point your phone over there.

Speaker 5 What am I supposed to be looking at?

Speaker 6 Because I couldn't.

Speaker 6 Don't

Speaker 6 move.

Speaker 2 Old man dead. Some hellhound stalking the land, a shoe taken and a cat missing.
Creepy beard guy sneaking into showers. I mean, come on.

Speaker 7 Where are you going?

Speaker 8 We have Stephen Selden on the loose.

Speaker 4 See?

Speaker 9 Look.

Speaker 3 I have seen it, Hariana.

Speaker 10 Then fix it.

Speaker 9 Well, all right, let's calm down.

Speaker 2 I have to think.

Speaker 12 You are not luminous, Watson. Lovely, thank you.
But you are a conductor of light. A conductor of light.

Speaker 12 But you are a conductor of light.

Speaker 12 A conductor of light.

Speaker 3 Where is it?

Speaker 13 Where is what?

Speaker 3 You know what? Your gun. Our gun.
You wish to use it.

Speaker 9 I wish.

Speaker 3 I wasn't going by myself. You're not going going by yourself, you're going with Mariana.

Speaker 9 You know what I mean?

Speaker 14 Where is the gun?

Speaker 3 You feel you need it, do you?

Speaker 2 Oh, with the monsters and the murderers?

Speaker 9 Yeah, I do. Mate,

Speaker 6 it has been taken. What?

Speaker 6 When?

Speaker 11 I can only wish you luck.

Speaker 3 I wish I felt better in my mind about it.

Speaker 6 About what?

Speaker 11 About sending you. It's an ugly business, Watson.
An ugly, dangerous business. And the more I see of it,

Speaker 11 the less I like it.

Speaker 11 I shall be very glad to have you back safe and sound in Baker Street once more.

Speaker 11 God Almighty.

Speaker 11 Wait!

Speaker 11 It's coming for us! It's coming! It's coming!

Speaker 15 Oh, this way.

Speaker 15 Yep, yep.

Speaker 16 Ticket machine, uh,

Speaker 17 thank you.

Speaker 18 You're eager.

Speaker 8 I'm not either. I'm late.

Speaker 10 You're not late?

Speaker 19 That's the train there. You know what would happen if you were late? There wouldn't be a train.

Speaker 8 Okay, fine. I'm later than I would like to be.
Here we are.

Speaker 19 Yeah, after you.

Speaker 19 Thank you.

Speaker 8 Oh, last time it was just you and I on a train. Do you remember?

Speaker 4 Uh, no.

Speaker 8 Sign a four.

Speaker 20 Oh, yeah, of course. India.
Yep.

Speaker 21 Although it turns out Sherlock actually was on the train, he just didn't tell us.

Speaker 8 Good point.

Speaker 4 Oh.

Speaker 8 Wow. Is that...
Is that Henry?

Speaker 4 What? Wow.

Speaker 10 Really?

Speaker 8 What? What? He's...

Speaker 10 He's handsome.

Speaker 21 Well, I doubt if he's...

Speaker 22 wow, handsome, is he?

Speaker 8 Well, if I said wow, then he's wow-handsome.

Speaker 15 Great, good to know.

Speaker 23 There they are.

Speaker 17 How are you doing, guys?

Speaker 22 Yeah, good, good.

Speaker 19 This is Mariana, Henry, Mariana, Mariana, Henry.

Speaker 24 Hi, Mariana.

Speaker 24 Are you guys all set for, well, you know, big, creepy, gothic manor in the remote wilderness?

Speaker 10 Oh, yeah, sure.

Speaker 19 Can't wait. Ooh.

Speaker 19 Spooky.

Speaker 19 Hello, listeners.

Speaker 22 Feel like I've been ignoring you a bit, and I don't mean to, just

Speaker 21 bit of a head scratcher going on here, I'm sure you'd agree.

Speaker 9 Oh, what, me?

Speaker 21 Just rocketing my way through Wiltshire on this train to Tottenham in South Devon.

Speaker 19 Just spotted the Wilton Windmill doing its thing and also just spotted a little sports club that says established in Wiltshire in 1989.

Speaker 19 You know what else was established in Wiltshire in 1989, don't you? That's right, John H. Watson.

Speaker 25 So

Speaker 21 if you are under the age of 20, please don't message me to let me know how old I am.

Speaker 22 Speaking of corresponding with you, Lot, seeing as Mariana has her headphones in.

Speaker 22 What?

Speaker 22 Nothing.

Speaker 19 Jamie is rediscovering the concept of sleep and Henry seems to be emailing pretty vigorously.

Speaker 24 I'm catching up on lost time.

Speaker 20 Haha, sorry. I didn't think you could hear me.

Speaker 24 I'm working, you're working, jobs come in all shapes and sizes.

Speaker 19 Ha, yeah, that's true, I suppose.

Speaker 7 Do you want a shout-out, Henry?

Speaker 24 A shout-out? Yeah.

Speaker 24 Yeah, sure. I'll take a shout-out.

Speaker 14 Well, shout-out to Henry Baskerville from Toronto.

Speaker 4 He's... How old?

Speaker 21 33. He's 33 and likes the Blue Jays.

Speaker 19 And apparently, he hates his laptop keyboard.

Speaker 19 Anyway, real shout-outs now, and this one gives me real pleasure.

Speaker 21 Shout-out to fellow Swindonian Dylan. Maybe you can see me out there.

Speaker 19 Somewhere in Wiltshire. Dylan, I'll wave.
There you go.

Speaker 25 Congrats on starting your A-levels.

Speaker 10 Hope that's all going well.

Speaker 19 No congratulations at all, however, for supporting Huddersfield Town instead of Swindon Town. That's naughty behavior.

Speaker 19 Big shout-out to Barbara and Rita in China and sprinning, sprining in Fujian, China as well.

Speaker 24 In China? Oh yeah. Well people listen to you guys solving crimes and stuff they listen in China?

Speaker 22 They listen worldwide my friend.

Speaker 24 That is so cool. Any Canadians on there?

Speaker 19 Well let me consult the list which is just my emails to be honest.

Speaker 19 Waterloo, Ontario?

Speaker 10 Yeah I know Waterloo.

Speaker 19 Oh Brian in Waterloo, Ontario.

Speaker 10 It's quite old this one.

Speaker 24 Hey Brian!

Speaker 20 There you go.

Speaker 19 Right off to India now.

Speaker 21 Happy late birthday to Aradana.

Speaker 19 Happy 17th birthday.

Speaker 19 Shout out to Sage and Burton in Baltimore, Maryland. Shout out to Ira and their cat, Sherman.

Speaker 10 No location for that one?

Speaker 18 Nope.

Speaker 14 Man, you're fully distracted from your work now, aren't you?

Speaker 24 Totally invested in your shout-outs now, yep.

Speaker 19 Hello there to Felicity in Kent.

Speaker 21 Happy 24th to Kai Santiago in Connecticut.

Speaker 24 Happy 24th, Kai. That is really cool.
Big fan of the shout-out. I'm impressed.
I had no no idea.

Speaker 10 Yes,

Speaker 4 well, we're proud of it.

Speaker 19 You know, our community, it's our listeners, they get dragged through some pretty grim stuff every now and again, so they deserve a shout-out here and there.

Speaker 24 They're not gonna be

Speaker 24 disappointed that their favorite detective sat this one out.

Speaker 7 Are you disappointed?

Speaker 24 I guess it's

Speaker 14 confusing, is all.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 13 I will not bias your mind by suggesting theories or suspicions, Watson.

Speaker 28 I wish you simply to report facts in the fullest possible manner to me.

Speaker 4 Leave me to do the theorizing.

Speaker 22 Conduct the light.

Speaker 22 Conduct the light.

Speaker 14 His His mind works in mysterious ways.

Speaker 24 I see that.

Speaker 19 And Watson,

Speaker 13 never let Henry Baskerville out of your sight.

Speaker 28 His life depends on your protection.

Speaker 10 You know,

Speaker 19 last time I went down to Dartmoor with him, actually on this train line, he was able to determine the speed we were going based off the telegraph poles outside.

Speaker 24 How the hell did he do that?

Speaker 19 No idea.

Speaker 24 Great landscape. Look at those hells.

Speaker 4 What, that one?

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 21 That's Giant's Grave.

Speaker 4 What now?

Speaker 21 Giant's Grave outside

Speaker 21 Pusey, I think.

Speaker 22 It's a long barrow burial mound.

Speaker 24 A burial mound?

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 21 Giant's grave.

Speaker 24 That's so cool.

Speaker 21 Thousands of years old.

Speaker 24 When is it like that people stopped believing in all that?

Speaker 21 Giant?

Speaker 24 Yeah, the mystical, the fantastical. When did we just decide it was entertainment and fiction?

Speaker 10 Your predecessors would disagree. Hmm.

Speaker 24 I've read the accounts.

Speaker 24 Yeah.

Speaker 24 Hmm.

Speaker 24 Not quite.

Speaker 15 Does it bother you?

Speaker 24 Like in a creepy kind of way?

Speaker 19 Like in uh

Speaker 21 there's an evil giant hound that likes the taste of Baskerville's kind of way

Speaker 24 well what is it?

Speaker 24 Hmm?

Speaker 19 Well, it's uh it's uh possibly a gigantic canine that could in theory no no no giant's grave.

Speaker 24 What is it?

Speaker 4 Oh, it.

Speaker 19 Yeah, it's a burial mound.

Speaker 24 For a giant?

Speaker 22 No, j just for

Speaker 19 long-dead Neolithic people, a community burial site.

Speaker 19 I remember my local history class well enough.

Speaker 24 Well, there you have it.

Speaker 19 Of what exactly?

Speaker 24 An explanation behind the mythology.

Speaker 24 Because that's what we're all looking for.

Speaker 24 Right?

Speaker 21 The green hills of Wiltshire and Somerset soon bleached into the granite rocks.

Speaker 14 Blooms of bog moss, bronzing bracken, mottled bramble, the blaze of upland heather fighting fierce shards of gorse upon the grassland.

Speaker 21 I recognized the uneasy chill that Dartmoor welcomed me with over a year ago.

Speaker 10 I was back.

Speaker 14 And the sight of the black standing stone that was Baskerville Hall

Speaker 21 whittled that unease into a cold splint of dread.

Speaker 13 And what of your company?

Speaker 21 Not even our Henry was at home within the grounds of that sinister old manor.

Speaker 13 Did you observe him?

Speaker 15 I did.

Speaker 27 What did you see?

Speaker 4 Fear.

Speaker 19 Oh, this place is something.

Speaker 19 It's

Speaker 24 I mean, it's vast.

Speaker 4 Yeah,

Speaker 8 there must be a hundred rooms in there.

Speaker 24 Your uncle utilized very little of it come the end.

Speaker 24 Just those two rooms at the end of that wing. I thought it was gonna be like going back to an old school and seeing how small it was, but with this place,

Speaker 24 the only thing that feels small is

Speaker 4 me.

Speaker 19 Oh, come on, Sherlock says we should talk with the Barrymores.

Speaker 24 The Barrymores? Frank and Rosemary.

Speaker 4 Okay.

Speaker 24 And they tend to the house?

Speaker 13 Rosemary does.

Speaker 24 And Frank?

Speaker 24 He's the underkeeper.

Speaker 24 Get on!

Speaker 24 Get on!

Speaker 24 Over!

Speaker 14 That's Frank, yeah?

Speaker 24 It is.

Speaker 20 Quite the beard.

Speaker 24 I thought exactly.

Speaker 8 Holy shit.

Speaker 10 What?

Speaker 8 What's he doing with that bird?

Speaker 25 Hello, Frank.

Speaker 4 Doctor.

Speaker 5 It's not the shop, but the fall that usually gets them. Shoot them too low, you have to wring their necks.

Speaker 8 I see that.

Speaker 5 That's only fair.

Speaker 5 What's this then, Jamie?

Speaker 21 Hunting party from Kensington, is it?

Speaker 4 No.

Speaker 24 So actually, this is Henry.

Speaker 5 Well, fuck me.

Speaker 5 Get the gloves off of this one.

Speaker 24 Good to meet you.

Speaker 5 You ain't meeting anybody, lad, except for the dogs. Last time I saw you, you were crying in your own pits.

Speaker 10 Drying up in the half.

Speaker 5 Rosemary, fluff it up fresh rice seeds.

Speaker 4 Whoa.

Speaker 4 Thatcher.

Speaker 24 Why was I

Speaker 24 in my own...

Speaker 24 Did I...

Speaker 5 Piss the bed.

Speaker 5 We're all literally one say.

Speaker 5 Your mother said you had night terrors.

Speaker 24 I I didn't know that.

Speaker 5 I guess this place is yours now, then.

Speaker 24 Um,

Speaker 24 that's uh, yeah, I'm figuring all that out.

Speaker 5 Good luck with it. Rosemary's your staff.

Speaker 8 And not you, Frank.

Speaker 5 I'm the underkeeper.

Speaker 20 Right.

Speaker 4 What does that mean?

Speaker 5 Means I work for the local gamekeeper, not the basketball in the state.

Speaker 19 But you live at the hall.

Speaker 14 And you found Sir Charles?

Speaker 5 Well, worries Elliard, it was on the driveway.

Speaker 10 What do you you do?

Speaker 24 He's a doctor.

Speaker 4 And you?

Speaker 8 I'm

Speaker 8 an estate agent.

Speaker 5 Well, good luck listen in that place. Johnson Shabby, they call it round here.
Only thing of value is the old man's bows collection.

Speaker 4 Get on!

Speaker 24 I better go easy on my uncle's whiskey tonight, or I'll be back in front of the hearth.

Speaker 10 Hey, Frank!

Speaker 4 Yes, that's right.

Speaker 24 You're a good shot.

Speaker 5 It was a big job.

Speaker 19 Well, that that Notting Hill murderer better hope he doesn't come around this way

Speaker 19 Because you

Speaker 19 you could shoot him. I meant

Speaker 24 Frank uh is Rosemary around at all not seen her all day.

Speaker 5 She know you lot coming.

Speaker 5 She should, yeah.

Speaker 5 Kitchen then.

Speaker 24 Lovely, thank you.

Speaker 24 Thank you.

Speaker 24 And

Speaker 24 three this way. I think the first thing on the to-do list, make it brighter in here.
Add some lights or something.

Speaker 8 And maybe take a duster to that ceiling.

Speaker 28 If I can reach it, jeez.

Speaker 22 Oh, yeah, that is a high entryway.

Speaker 19 Man, alive, how do people think these places were ever homely?

Speaker 19 I feel like I'm in a cathedral.

Speaker 24 Kitchen.

Speaker 15 Here.

Speaker 6 Rosemary?

Speaker 23 Oh, so sorry, Rosemary. Sorry, sorry, sorry.

Speaker 6 Knock, all right?

Speaker 11 Of course, yeah.

Speaker 24 Let me help.

Speaker 13 Sorry, I've spoiled dinner, Pray.

Speaker 29 No, no, these are, these are, I'm, I'm, I'm storing these Tupperwares in the fridge for lunches, not for the guests.

Speaker 13 Understand? Get right for day of Rosemary.

Speaker 6 Oh,

Speaker 30 look

Speaker 5 at this.

Speaker 30 Who is this big burly man?

Speaker 30 Oh, my word, look at your face.

Speaker 10 You must be Rosemary.

Speaker 4 You don't have a bloody clue who I am, do you?

Speaker 18 Oh, lovely little boy.

Speaker 30 Don't you look like your father?

Speaker 24 The eyebrows.

Speaker 4 God, yeah.

Speaker 17 Whoa, the eyes? The shin.

Speaker 4 Who's this then? More Canadians?

Speaker 24 No, this is John and this is Marianna.

Speaker 19 Hi, Rosemary. Hello.
Are you staying with us?

Speaker 19 Uh for a bit, yep.

Speaker 29 I'll find a room.

Speaker 8 Oh, looks like plenty to choose from.

Speaker 4 Not really.

Speaker 29 Mold and woodworm for most.

Speaker 9 You'll want a fresh one.

Speaker 29 Some haven't been touched for going on eighty years.

Speaker 26 Right.

Speaker 19 Will I get one of those big gothic four-poster beds?

Speaker 29 Selfish little fucking bastard.

Speaker 29 Sorry?

Speaker 7 That Frank in take your bags.

Speaker 14 Ah, no, no, no, no. It's okay.

Speaker 7 I'll go tell him.

Speaker 24 It's fine, don't worry. What do you think for dinner, Rosemary?

Speaker 6 That's not my job.

Speaker 4 Oh, okay.

Speaker 29 You should try the local pub.

Speaker 10 Great.

Speaker 24 Perfect. Yeah.
I won't be joining. I've got a um

Speaker 24 gotta head back.

Speaker 30 Oh, you you sure, Jamie?

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 23 lots of stuff to sort out, so Frank will give you a lawyer's fine. Don't worry, I'll walk.

Speaker 4 I'll ball, you mean?

Speaker 24 I'll be fine.

Speaker 18 Okay, mate, we'll catch up tomorrow or a couple of days.

Speaker 23 Sounds good.

Speaker 7 Any questions?

Speaker 24 I'm in the cottage as you come out and turn right.

Speaker 8 I'll see you soon. I'll call you or message you.

Speaker 4 Good luck with that.

Speaker 22 Oh man, yeah.

Speaker 24 There's no. I got no service.

Speaker 4 Uh,

Speaker 4 Yeah, me neither.

Speaker 6 Welcome to Deepest, Darkest,

Speaker 6 Dartmoor.

Speaker 10 Oh man.

Speaker 21 Oh wow, that is dusty.

Speaker 18 Um yeah, well welcome to our room, listeners.

Speaker 21 We've definitely done worse, you lot and I. This is very

Speaker 19 very grand the the four poster like I said uh lots of dark wood high ceilings red velvet in places. A

Speaker 10 well, yeah, portrait

Speaker 20 of a woman,

Speaker 19 also dusty, not like a name dusty, it's not a dusty Springfield poster, it's

Speaker 19 Beatricia Baskerville.

Speaker 21 Beatricia, wow, 1799 to 1827. Wonder what happened to her?

Speaker 21 Oh, no, you can't look her up, John, because no internet.

Speaker 10 Wonderful.

Speaker 14 Well, the sun is just shooting off now over the horizon.

Speaker 21 A few rocky outcrops and tree lines just striking a silhouetted pose in the

Speaker 21 flattering lighting. We're going to head out there for a little stroll shortly.
Lots of sitting down today, as you can imagine. It's um

Speaker 21 Hey.

Speaker 8 Hey. Really starting to look like autumn out there now.

Speaker 22 Yeah.

Speaker 30 You okay?

Speaker 21 You never heard from me, Sherlock, because of the internet situation.

Speaker 13 That I gathered.

Speaker 21 I didn't know who at the time, but there was, once again, someone following.

Speaker 18 Wasn't there?

Speaker 20 There's someone out there.

Speaker 21 Indeed.

Speaker 4 No.

Speaker 8 Your follower?

Speaker 24 The man on the moor.

Speaker 4 The man on the moor.

Speaker 8 She's literally

Speaker 17 tickles.

Speaker 8 Oh, she's literally eating out of my hand. This is so amazing.

Speaker 24 I got a new favorite animal, the Dartmoor pony.

Speaker 10 Right?

Speaker 18 I mean,

Speaker 8 they're so pinky and sweet. Oh,

Speaker 8 look at this little blonde guy.

Speaker 24 You talking about the pony or...

Speaker 4 Sorry?

Speaker 24 Nah, nothing. We're just joking.

Speaker 21 Okay, this, uh, they have a map on here, so...

Speaker 19 Okay, we're at the bottom of this road.

Speaker 14 And pub is...

Speaker 19 Okay, so for the pub, we'll have to basically walk along. Are you listening or are you playing around with the ponies?

Speaker 9 Can it be both?

Speaker 19 Okay, we walk along to the river, then at the bridge, we join that road, and then it's straight along there.

Speaker 19 Well, it is still light, so we could

Speaker 25 cut across.

Speaker 14 Bang over that way.

Speaker 9 Done.

Speaker 25 Does that sound good?

Speaker 24 You got a shortcut?

Speaker 19 I mean, yeah, I'd say so.

Speaker 22 I think we walk back along the roads tonight, though. We'll see if the pub can get us a cab.

Speaker 19 But basically, other side of this wall, you've got this grassland that takes us right to the Rugglestone Inn.

Speaker 7 Perfect.

Speaker 8 Yeah, sounds good.

Speaker 24 Yeah, but I remember this one time we got lost, my dad and I, and then my uncle had to come looking for us, and they said it was the pixies.

Speaker 24 They said we'd been Pixie-led.

Speaker 8 Uh, Pixie-led.

Speaker 24 Yeah, and that's uh...

Speaker 24 The Pixies are these little annoying little kind of brats, apparently, and they lead visitors astray and all kinds of stuff.

Speaker 8 Did that freak you out?

Speaker 24 I mean, I was like, I was probably getting too old for that crap, you know?

Speaker 16 Yeah.

Speaker 24 It's probably like,

Speaker 24 can't you just point out the point where we got lost, right? Instead of the goddamn pixies shining their little lights to get us lost.

Speaker 8 So if we see lights, then that's the pixies messing with us.

Speaker 24 That's right, and we kick them out of the way.

Speaker 4 Hey,

Speaker 24 nice view.

Speaker 14 Yeah, kind of need it.

Speaker 21 Look at that mist rolling in there.

Speaker 4 Yeah.

Speaker 8 Oh, hey, look.

Speaker 8 Butterflies.

Speaker 4 No, they're everywhere.

Speaker 25 Look at those down there.

Speaker 4 Oh, wow.

Speaker 8 They look like confetti.

Speaker 19 We've got to walk through them, actually.

Speaker 14 Down that way, then parallel to the main road. See?

Speaker 24 Yeah, I see.

Speaker 8 Hey, what is that?

Speaker 26 What?

Speaker 26 That

Speaker 8 over there. That big building.

Speaker 21 Dartmoor prison.

Speaker 31 That

Speaker 24 is one remote prison.

Speaker 15 Yeah.

Speaker 24 Look how high those big granite walls are.

Speaker 4 Not high enough, apparently.

Speaker 20 Come on.

Speaker 19 Down this way.

Speaker 19 John.

Speaker 8 John, John.

Speaker 4 John?

Speaker 20 Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm this way. Can

Speaker 8 I need you to slow down? This fog is...

Speaker 16 I can't see two feet in front of me.

Speaker 8 Ugh, me neither.

Speaker 10 I'm here. Hey.

Speaker 4 Oh, yeah, okay.

Speaker 8 Okay, wow, this

Speaker 8 fog came in quick.

Speaker 19 Yeah, just be careful where you step. It's really boggy.

Speaker 18 Oh, shit.

Speaker 24 Yeah, that's steep on that side, too.

Speaker 24 Kind of stay on the central hard ground.

Speaker 14 It feels a bit like a path.

Speaker 8 Um, that's the wrong way. The pub is that way?

Speaker 14 Ah, sod the bloody pub.

Speaker 19 I'm just gonna go directly this way to the road.

Speaker 24 I agree. Go the long way.
This is crazy.

Speaker 4 Oh,

Speaker 8 hornies again.

Speaker 19 Well, maybe we follow those guys.

Speaker 24 You can try.

Speaker 14 Yeah, they don't slow down for us.

Speaker 8 Oh, into the fog they go.

Speaker 19 Now, is it fog or is it mist?

Speaker 24 It's thick as hell. Whichever is the thickest.

Speaker 10 I mean, I'd look it up, but.

Speaker 24 No service.

Speaker 21 Exactly.

Speaker 24 I wouldn't even be able to read it. Can't even see my hands right now.

Speaker 24 Hey.

Speaker 18 Just step here.

Speaker 10 No, look.

Speaker 10 Look.

Speaker 8 Lights.

Speaker 8 How

Speaker 8 look at them.

Speaker 21 They're showing the way.

Speaker 8 Mr. Baskerbill, I think we found your pixies.

Speaker 4 No

Speaker 4 shit.

Speaker 24 I guess we go this way.

Speaker 22 Yeah, follow the light.

Speaker 24 Wait, not to be that guy, but... What?

Speaker 15 No, yeah.

Speaker 24 No, we'll follow them. They're probably like lights for hikers and tourists and stuff.
Probably auto-enabled for fog and such.

Speaker 8 You don't want to be pixie-led into the swamp?

Speaker 24 No, that's...

Speaker 10 I didn't.

Speaker 8 It sounded like you did.

Speaker 7 Now, is it a swamp or is it a bog?

Speaker 21 I mean, I would look it up, but uh.

Speaker 8 No service. Yes, we have a song.

Speaker 4 No.

Speaker 24 I think it's a mire.

Speaker 20 A mire, right.

Speaker 24 That's what this says.

Speaker 14 Oh, a sign.

Speaker 20 Grimpen and Meyer.

Speaker 10 Super helpful.

Speaker 4 Ha, yeah.

Speaker 21 Well, Grimp and Meyer, I can honestly say I have not enjoyed my visit to your body.

Speaker 4 Whoa!

Speaker 18 Hey, hey, grab my hand. Grab my hand.

Speaker 4 What in the future?

Speaker 17 That is so deep.

Speaker 30 It's in your entire leg.

Speaker 7 Do not step off the path.

Speaker 10 Wow.

Speaker 24 Wow, John, you went in so fast. It was like,

Speaker 10 straight.

Speaker 20 Straight down, mate.

Speaker 19 Is it like water? No, it's kind of like

Speaker 15 a slurry of earth and yeah, water.

Speaker 8 What the hell was that?

Speaker 21 Mariana, just wait.

Speaker 16 Don't run. Just hold on a sec.

Speaker 10 Come on.

Speaker 4 Hey,

Speaker 4 this way.

Speaker 19 Stay within the floaty light. Mariana, slow down.

Speaker 8 Oh my god. Oh my god.

Speaker 18 What, Mariana?

Speaker 16 Why, what, what? What is it? No, no.

Speaker 16 Holy shit.

Speaker 16 Grab it.

Speaker 4 Don.

Speaker 7 Don't. It's upon me.
No, I know. I know.
I know. Mariana, don't.

Speaker 8 I am getting it out.

Speaker 4 It's too deep. How deep?

Speaker 18 Deeper than you?

Speaker 16 Come on, come on, come on, buddy. Oh, God, I can't reach.

Speaker 4 No, please.

Speaker 4 Please.

Speaker 4 Come on.

Speaker 4 Please, no.

Speaker 4 I can't get them.

Speaker 21 It's gone.

Speaker 17 Um, hey, hey, excuse me, sir.

Speaker 14 You okay, Henry?

Speaker 16 No, no, I, yeah, I saw a guy.

Speaker 17 Excuse me.

Speaker 16 Can you help us out here?

Speaker 18 There.

Speaker 16 There was a guy. I swear I saw

Speaker 13 there was a guy.

Speaker 15 Um, yeah, that's your one, Henry.

Speaker 31 Thank you.

Speaker 24 What is it?

Speaker 21 It's uh it's one of the ailes

Speaker 24 that they pump by hand out of the thing,

Speaker 4 yeah.

Speaker 4 Man, uh,

Speaker 31 thank you,

Speaker 19 and that's yours, Mariana.

Speaker 24 I guess, um,

Speaker 10 cheers, yeah, cheers.

Speaker 24 Cheers to

Speaker 24 to Baskerville Hall, to to Dartmoor, and

Speaker 4 to our poor pony friend.

Speaker 4 Here, here.

Speaker 24 And cheers to

Speaker 24 an incredibly beautiful woman.

Speaker 22 There you go, Mariana. That'll cheer you up.

Speaker 8 He's talking about her genius.

Speaker 26 Oh,

Speaker 21 Do I turn around or am I gonna come across as some pervy freak?

Speaker 10 Oh, I'm turning. I'm turning.
I'm doing it.

Speaker 4 Oh, man.

Speaker 10 Well, yeah, that's.

Speaker 26 Wow, that's... Yeah.

Speaker 8 John, drink your beer.

Speaker 8 Although half of it is now your own drool.

Speaker 20 Haha, I was not drooling, okay?

Speaker 22 Look at him, for goodness sake.

Speaker 21 Mesmerized.

Speaker 5 Do we, like...

Speaker 24 Do we know who that is?

Speaker 22 As you may have noticed out there on the moor, Henry, we are not locals, Not one bit.

Speaker 24 No, no, I meant like, she almost, she looks like famous or celebrity or something.

Speaker 21 Well, can I break your attention with the menu?

Speaker 31 Uh, yeah, sure.

Speaker 10 Can I just eat this guy first?

Speaker 8 What the hell is that?

Speaker 10 Pickled egg.

Speaker 4 Oh, Don.

Speaker 24 Jesus, did you find that on the floor or something?

Speaker 7 No, caught it from bar.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 10 Got egg from bar.

Speaker 4 Egg bar.

Speaker 24 After what we just went through, now I gotta watch you choke on an egg?

Speaker 20 It is delicious.

Speaker 24 Yeah, sure, John. Should have stayed at the house and had whatever rosemary was boxing up.

Speaker 14 Yeah, that looked pretty unappetizing.

Speaker 8 I don't think I trust your appetite.

Speaker 21 He was mesmerized.

Speaker 13 That was the first time he laid eyes upon her.

Speaker 4 It was.

Speaker 28 And what of that evening?

Speaker 10 That was night one.

Speaker 3 And what terror greeted you that night?

Speaker 3 Shit.

Speaker 10 How'd you lock this window?

Speaker 18 God's sake.

Speaker 27 It's just a fox.

Speaker 21 Just a fox. Or a pony.

Speaker 4 Or.

Speaker 10 um

Speaker 10 Mariana

Speaker 10 Mary

Speaker 10 is that you

Speaker 10 what

Speaker 10 you okay

Speaker 10 sorry I I thought um

Speaker 10 night

Speaker 10 Jesus

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