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00:00:00 [Music]
00:00:07 [Sounds of birds chirping]
00:00:14 [Sounds of birds chirping]
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00:00:34 [Music]
00:00:36 [Music]
00:00:51 Sleep well,
00:00:56 instead of dreaming I sleep well.
00:01:03 'Cause I lost you and now what am I to do?
00:01:11 Can't believe that we're through.
00:01:21 Sleep well,
00:01:26 'cause I miss you, I sleep so.
00:01:33 While the memory of you lingers like a song,
00:01:40 darling I was so wrong.
00:01:50 The night fills my lonely place,
00:01:57 I see your face fade through my way.
00:02:05 I know I'm not alone.
00:02:13 [Sounds of rain]
00:02:25 [Sounds of rain]
00:02:42 [Sounds of rain]
00:02:56 [Sound of gunshots]
00:02:59 [Music]
00:03:10 Go away.
00:03:17 [Sound of gunshots]
00:03:24 I said fuck off!
00:03:31 [Music]
00:03:56 [Sound of car driving]
00:04:02 What?
00:04:04 I'm sorry, can I come in?
00:04:10 What for?
00:04:13 I just really need a lift.
00:04:19 A lift?
00:04:22 Why? You need a car, you've just been to jail.
00:04:30 [Music]
00:04:38 [Sound of rain]
00:04:48 [Sound of car driving]
00:04:54 Thanks.
00:04:58 I'm sorry the weather has gone fucking crazy out there.
00:05:05 Do you know what the time is?
00:05:11 No.
00:05:22 Give me a minute.
00:05:26 And shut the door please.
00:05:28 Yes.
00:05:42 [Music]
00:06:06 [Sound of car driving]
00:06:16 [Sound of car driving]
00:06:26 [Sound of car driving]
00:06:46 [Sound of car driving]
00:07:01 Oh thanks, but I won't stay or anything.
00:07:04 I just really need a lift into town.
00:07:08 You're dripping all over my floor.
00:07:11 Oh, sorry.
00:07:16 What made you come here?
00:07:21 I don't know, I just ran.
00:07:28 I'm afraid you've knocked on the wrong door.
00:07:32 My car's been playing up the last couple of days.
00:07:41 Oh well, um, are there any buses that run from here?
00:07:49 Not at two o'clock in the morning.
00:07:57 You've had a big night.
00:08:02 I guess I have.
00:08:06 [Sound of car driving]
00:08:22 Sorry for before.
00:08:26 I get kids, these feral fucking kids in the park, knocking on my door at all hours of the night.
00:08:35 When I finally go to answer it, there's no one there.
00:08:42 Well that must be annoying.
00:08:44 They seem to find it funny.
00:08:48 I've never really gone the joke.
00:08:55 [Sound of car driving]
00:09:01 Why don't you take that shirt off? I can throw it on the heater.
00:09:06 Oh no, that's fine. I wasn't really planning on staying.
00:09:08 It'll only take a minute.
00:09:09 Actually, if you've got a phone, then maybe I can just call the car around.
00:09:12 It's no trouble.
00:09:14 Pass it here.
00:09:30 You been swimming?
00:09:33 Uh, yeah.
00:09:36 Strange time for that, don't you think?
00:09:40 I was at the beach earlier. I must have fallen asleep.
00:09:45 I'm always wrong place, wrong time.
00:09:48 The beach?
00:09:55 You ran here from the beach?
00:09:57 Yeah.
00:10:13 Why don't you sit down for a minute?
00:10:14 Oh no, I really wasn't...
00:10:15 That's alright. Sit down.
00:10:17 You should give those knuckles a rest after bashing my door down.
00:10:46 [Sound of car driving]
00:10:52 You want a tea or something?
00:10:54 No thanks.
00:10:56 Take a cigarette though, if you've got one.
00:10:59 I don't, I'm afraid.
00:11:28 So, it's okay if I use your phone?
00:11:32 I just need to call the car. My accommodation isn't far from here.
00:11:37 I figured you weren't local.
00:11:40 Yeah?
00:11:41 Well, I haven't seen you around the park.
00:11:43 You're certainly not a resident.
00:11:45 And you're way out of town, so I assumed you must be lost.
00:11:49 Also, swimming this time of year?
00:11:52 Don't tell me there's crocodiles.
00:11:54 Crocodiles?
00:11:56 No.
00:12:00 Hypothermia, maybe.
00:12:16 Although, I have to admit, this thunderstorm is strange.
00:12:33 We normally get them in the hotter months.
00:12:36 Something about the humidity.
00:12:49 You're old enough, aren't you?
00:12:53 Oh, to drink? Yeah, of course. Thanks.
00:12:58 I was just really hoping to make that phone call.
00:13:00 Oh, that's right. Sorry.
00:13:11 For the payphone. I don't own a mobile.
00:13:16 There's one at the front of the park.
00:13:18 I can walk you up there when the weather lets up a bit.
00:13:22 Oh, thanks, but if you give me directions, I can just take myself.
00:13:26 I mean, it's a walk.
00:13:29 They actually lock the gates after 12am, so no cars can come through here at night.
00:13:34 The headlights are at the right height to cut straight through the curtains otherwise.
00:13:39 Some of the shadier residents used to think they were being raided by the AFP.
00:13:44 Sounds like you've got some interesting neighbours.
00:13:47 Yeah, that's one way to describe them.
00:13:53 Paranoid.
00:13:56 Like me, I suppose.
00:14:00 Like everyone who's old enough to have done things in their life to feel paranoid about.
00:14:24 Well, thanks heaps for the towel and the change, but I should probably get out of your way.
00:14:32 I don't think you can.
00:14:35 That's what I meant before. The gate's locked.
00:14:39 I've got a key, but I would have to go with you.
00:14:43 I'm sure there's a low blow of the scent and then...
00:14:45 I really don't want to keep you. I'm sure I'll find a way out.
00:14:53 Sorry.
00:14:56 Of course.
00:15:08 I guess I should wait for my shirt to dry.
00:15:28 [Distant thud]
00:15:43 Have you lived here long?
00:15:45 The park?
00:15:48 A long time.
00:15:51 I grew up on the coast.
00:15:54 Lived in the city in my twenties.
00:15:57 After I lost my job, I decided I needed to uproot again.
00:16:01 Find somewhere quiet and cheap.
00:16:06 We have something in common then.
00:16:08 What's that?
00:16:10 Unemployment.
00:16:12 Somewhat of a chronic condition of mine.
00:16:18 Yeah, well, I used to be an electrician.
00:16:21 I was alright at it too.
00:16:24 Right up until I stuck a screwdriver into a live light socket.
00:16:29 And they fired you for that?
00:16:31 No. No, I quit.
00:16:36 After something like that, sticking screwdrivers where they actually belonged felt...
00:16:43 Uninspiring.
00:16:52 No one tells you that.
00:16:55 Their fear and excitement are identical emotions.
00:17:01 That's why people stick forks in the toasters.
00:17:05 That's why they jump out of planes.
00:17:08 Snort cocaine.
00:17:10 Rob banks.
00:17:15 They're convincing themselves they're about to die.
00:17:19 Just to feel awake.
00:17:32 What's that say about humans, do you think?
00:17:37 Our brains read joy and danger as the same thing.
00:17:48 Like a population of fucking moths.
00:18:01 Where are you staying?
00:18:04 My house. It isn't far from here.
00:18:08 Your house?
00:18:11 Hotel.
00:18:15 Everything's a little far from here.
00:18:18 You've never been here before?
00:18:23 You have a familiar face.
00:18:44 You're turning blue.
00:18:46 Do you want to take a shower?
00:18:48 Cold warm up.
00:18:49 Oh no, really, that's fine.
00:18:50 You sure? It'll be dry by the time you're out.
00:18:56 I was just really hoping to call that car.
00:18:58 I'll take you after this passes over.
00:19:02 You're shaking.
00:19:04 Have a shower.
00:19:06 Phone isn't going anywhere.
00:19:11 Is that first door on the left?
00:19:40 No.
00:19:43 [thunder]
00:19:52 [thunder]
00:20:02 [water running]
00:20:15 [water running]
00:20:25 [thunder]
00:20:35 [thunder]
00:20:45 [thunder]
00:20:55 [thunder]
00:21:15 [thunder]
00:21:25 [thunder]
00:21:35 [water running]
00:21:48 [thunder]
00:21:51 [music]
00:21:59 [music]
00:22:06 [music]
00:22:13 [knocking]
00:22:14 Come down, come down.
00:22:17 Come down.
00:22:20 What?
00:22:21 Come down.
00:22:24 [thunder]
00:22:34 [thunder]
00:22:44 [water running]
00:22:54 [thunder]
00:23:04 [thunder]
00:23:14 [thunder]
00:23:24 [thunder]
00:23:34 [thunder]
00:23:44 [thunder]
00:23:51 There's a dry jumper on the bench here for you.
00:23:54 Your shirt isn't quite there yet.
00:23:59 You're not cooking for me, are you?
00:24:02 I wouldn't call can soup cooking.
00:24:06 Just something to warm you up while you wait for your shirt to dry.
00:24:10 Or catch fire.
00:24:12 Knowing that heater.
00:24:17 [cows mooing]
00:24:32 Are you married?
00:24:38 No.
00:24:40 I belong to an old girlfriend.
00:24:43 You can keep it if you like.
00:24:50 How about you?
00:24:53 Married?
00:24:54 Engaged?
00:24:56 No, definitely not.
00:24:59 I can better look after myself, let alone worry about somebody else.
00:25:02 So you're a free spirit then?
00:25:06 Free spirit, yeah, I like that.
00:25:09 Makes all my life fuck-ups sound pretty.
00:25:15 Is that what brought you out here?
00:25:18 Out here?
00:25:20 I mean in general.
00:25:22 Traveling alone seems--
00:25:24 Stupid?
00:25:25 I was going to say lonely.
00:25:28 No, it is stupid.
00:25:30 It's what we all do.
00:25:31 Who?
00:25:33 Women like me.
00:25:34 We put ourselves in dumb situations and act all shocked that it don't turn out well.
00:25:41 Sometimes it's like we're drawn to unhappy endings, you know?
00:25:45 Like a population of fucking moths.
00:26:02 So you get lonely hiding all the way out here.
00:26:07 Hiding?
00:26:10 What makes you say that?
00:26:16 People move around and say it's for a quieter neighborhood or cheaper housing.
00:26:24 But really they're always just out running something.
00:26:28 Like mistakes can be dumped in a donation bin or buried in a backyard and that's that.
00:26:38 But it doesn't matter where you hide though, does it?
00:26:42 In the end, all we get is different tasting tap water.
00:26:48 A new scenery for our misery.
00:27:16 I have to say, I'm surprised by how self-aware you are.
00:27:25 Some women just want to blame everyone else for their own bad decisions.
00:27:32 Are you alright?
00:27:34 Oh yeah, I'm fine.
00:27:36 Just a little tired from work.
00:27:39 Work?
00:27:41 No, it's my fault.
00:27:44 I shouldn't have volunteered to look up.
00:27:47 [♪♪♪]
00:27:57 [♪♪♪]
00:28:07 [♪♪♪]
00:28:17 [♪♪♪]
00:28:27 [♪♪♪]
00:28:39 So, what were you up to tonight?
00:28:45 What do you mean?
00:28:47 I mean before I got here.
00:28:51 Why weren't you asleep?
00:28:58 I don't sleep much.
00:29:07 Why not?
00:29:12 I don't know.
00:29:15 It doesn't come as easily to me now as it used to.
00:29:27 When you're younger, sleep is a good thing.
00:29:32 Your dreams are just stupid card heads.
00:29:38 As you get older, that changes.
00:29:44 Your thoughts get stuck, corrupted.
00:29:49 Your mind malfunctions like a scratched disc that skips,
00:29:56 illogically jumping backwards and forwards
00:30:00 and only playing back your least favourite scenes.
00:30:11 Nights become less about fantasy, more about fear.
00:30:18 Endlessly late, always uneasy.
00:30:24 Why the before and after doesn't really matter,
00:30:27 because the now is so strangely convincing.
00:30:35 So you then try to avoid sleep altogether.
00:30:39 You can't stop the dreaming.
00:30:42 Everything just becomes more confused, more intertwined.
00:30:48 Like your thoughts are leaking into your life.
00:30:57 In the end, you don't want to be awake or asleep.
00:31:02 You just want to be nothing.
00:31:05 You want to be in, like a baby.
00:31:13 So you can go back to the cartoons you watched when you were young.
00:31:34 Something wrong?
00:31:38 With your food?
00:31:41 Oh no, it's just...
00:31:43 It's hot.
00:31:57 You said the gates are locked.
00:32:04 If they lock the park up at night, how did I get in?
00:32:12 I was going to ask you the same thing.
00:32:30 [eerie music]
00:32:57 Did you tell someone you were coming here?
00:33:01 Coming here?
00:33:02 You didn't tell anyone where you were?
00:33:05 No.
00:33:07 Why?
00:33:22 [thunder]
00:33:43 [door opens]
00:33:57 I told you.
00:33:59 Those kids.
00:34:03 All hours of the night.
00:34:32 [eerie music]
00:34:57 How far did you say the phone is?
00:35:00 I don't know.
00:35:02 I don't know where they are in this weather.
00:35:15 Strange, isn't it?
00:35:18 So furious, the next day.
00:35:46 [eerie music]
00:35:56 [eerie music]
00:36:06 [eerie music]
00:36:28 Strange.
00:36:48 A tree branch must have...
00:36:50 Lung into a power line.
00:36:53 That, or something's flooded.
00:36:57 Either way, I think we'll be here for a while.
00:37:05 What do you mean?
00:37:08 If the power's out, it means the whole park's down.
00:37:12 Which means the phone's probably down as well.
00:37:16 Not much we can do if that's the case.
00:37:21 I'd volunteer to go check the main disconnect outside, but...
00:37:25 I'm a bit scared to put on my boots.
00:37:30 Oh my god.
00:37:32 I'm such an idiot.
00:37:35 I'm so sorry, I'll clean up.
00:37:37 It's alright.
00:37:38 I didn't mean to.
00:37:39 It's okay.
00:37:41 I'm just messing with you.
00:37:46 You know, you can leave.
00:37:51 If you want to.
00:37:53 We can go.
00:37:57 It really was just soup.
00:38:09 Can we reset the circuit breaker from inside?
00:38:14 Fuse box.
00:38:16 This is old wiring.
00:38:21 We can try.
00:38:24 But like I said...
00:38:29 I think you'll be here for a while.
00:38:46 This reminds me of a time when I was a kid.
00:38:51 The power went off in our shack.
00:38:56 Dad was a vegetable.
00:38:58 Stroke.
00:39:00 Mum was...
00:39:04 Wherever she went.
00:39:11 Dad and I shared a room.
00:39:13 So all night long I didn't sleep.
00:39:16 I just laid and listened.
00:39:19 Waiting for his ventilator battery to give out.
00:39:28 Pretty fucking scary as a kid.
00:39:34 Hold this for me.
00:40:03 Can you pass me a screwdriver?
00:40:17 Thanks.
00:40:30 Nothing's blown.
00:40:31 Our bag must be out.
00:40:33 You're bleeding.
00:40:36 What?
00:40:37 Your back.
00:40:39 I'll go get you something.
00:41:08 I'm fine.
00:41:37 I'm fine.
00:41:39 I'm fine.
00:41:42 I'm fine.
00:41:48 I'm fine.
00:41:58 I'm fine.
00:42:13 I'm fine.
00:42:28 I'm fine.
00:42:48 I'm fine.
00:43:16 I'm fine.
00:43:26 I'm fine.
00:43:41 I'm fine.
00:44:05 I'd like to leave now.
00:44:20 The gate's locked.
00:44:22 I'll find a way out.
00:44:25 Thank you.
00:44:40 I'll take you there when the weather lets up.
00:44:53 I found a pack of cards.
00:44:55 I thought a game might help pass the time.
00:45:00 I only know one.
00:45:01 It's called bullshit.
00:45:04 You played it?
00:45:05 Did I drop an earring in here?
00:45:12 What?
00:45:13 Did you take my earring?
00:45:19 None of those are yours.
00:45:20 Then whose are they?
00:45:22 I think you must be confused.
00:45:26 Why are you looking through my pills?
00:45:27 I'm just trying to work out what is actually happening here.
00:45:31 What do you think is happening here?
00:45:34 I've been with you the whole time.
00:45:35 I haven't taken any--
00:45:36 I'd like to leave now.
00:45:39 Let me get my jacket then.
00:45:41 I'll buy myself--
00:46:10 I'll need the key for the door.
00:46:23 Because you locked it, didn't you?
00:46:26 When you thought someone else was here?
00:46:32 Do you think I've locked you in here?
00:46:34 Look.
00:46:37 I want to thank you so much for the shower and the food and whatever, but...
00:46:44 I want to go home now.
00:46:46 Home?
00:46:50 What a strange choice of words.
00:46:53 What?
00:46:54 For a hotel.
00:47:00 So you're a local or you're a tourist, which is it?
00:47:04 What have I done to make you so--
00:47:07 Nothing. You haven't done anything.
00:47:08 No, I want to know exactly where I went wrong.
00:47:11 I couldn't drive you, is that it?
00:47:12 No, that's not it.
00:47:13 I let you warm up.
00:47:14 I give you food.
00:47:15 Something to drink.
00:47:16 Somewhere to stay dry.
00:47:17 I'm not going to let you guilt me into staying up.
00:47:20 Let me the fuck out.
00:47:25 Amazing.
00:47:28 Isn't it?
00:47:32 I find it interesting how you people--
00:47:34 You people?
00:47:35 How you invite yourself into my life and then act like I dragged you here.
00:47:39 Why?
00:47:40 I just want--
00:47:41 What makes you so special?
00:47:42 Who the fuck are you anyway?
00:47:43 Where did you come from?
00:47:44 I just want to--
00:47:45 What are you doing?
00:47:46 What are you actually doing here tonight?
00:47:49 Can you tell me that--
00:47:50 I just want the fucking key!
00:47:55 [gasps]
00:48:07 It isn't locked.
00:48:11 You can go now.
00:48:31 [thunder]
00:48:46 [door creaks]
00:48:57 [thunder]
00:49:07 [thunder]
00:49:17 [thunder]
00:49:27 [thunder]
00:49:37 [thunder]
00:49:47 [thunder]
00:49:57 [thunder]
00:50:07 I'd pour you another drink, but you haven't touched your first.
00:50:26 There's spare runners in the laundry, if you're looking for somewhere to dump it.
00:50:41 Alright.
00:50:47 Two aces.
00:50:52 Two.
00:50:58 One three.
00:51:03 Two fours.
00:51:05 One five.
00:51:09 My name's Patrick, by the way.
00:51:18 Two sixes.
00:51:20 You really do look familiar.
00:51:23 You sure we've never met before?
00:51:27 I don't think so.
00:51:30 I'm sure we all start to look the same at some point.
00:51:34 Who does?
00:51:35 Girls in bars.
00:51:39 I don't follow.
00:51:41 I'm just saying we all start to blend into one another at some point.
00:51:46 We're not unique.
00:51:48 Like you said before, we're all just out running something.
00:51:55 I think you said that, actually.
00:52:02 Three sevens.
00:52:03 One eight.
00:52:09 So what about you?
00:52:11 You out running something?
00:52:13 Probably.
00:52:15 In some sense or another.
00:52:18 Nothing illegal.
00:52:21 Although I can't promise the same for a lot of my neighbours.
00:52:25 Nothing says I'm in hiding more than misspelling your own fake name.
00:52:29 Really?
00:52:31 Maria, spelt M-A-R-E-Y-A-H, lives in the caravan by the front entrance.
00:52:39 She shares it with her boyfriend, Camera, which I can only guess was an attempt at the name Cameron.
00:52:48 Or maybe Camara, like the car.
00:52:54 They also shared a last name, Park, which I'm pretty sure they borrowed from the sign on the way up here.
00:53:07 One nine.
00:53:10 So how about you?
00:53:13 Where are you hiding from?
00:53:15 Well, I'm not a criminal if that's what you're asking.
00:53:26 Reality, probably.
00:53:29 Parts of myself I can't stand.
00:53:32 Hence why I was five tequilas deep at the pub before the rain hit.
00:53:36 I can't drink any more, I'll probably misspell my own name too.
00:53:41 I thought you said you were at the beach.
00:53:43 Sorry?
00:53:46 You said you fell asleep at the beach before you ran here.
00:53:50 Why?
00:53:52 I don't know.
00:53:54 I was.
00:54:00 One ten.
00:54:01 Well, you won't trust me now.
00:54:15 Well, we're even then.
00:54:17 How do you mean?
00:54:20 I lied.
00:54:22 I don't think you're supposed to tell me.
00:54:28 That jumper you're wearing.
00:54:32 I told you an old girlfriend left it.
00:54:38 It actually belonged to my wife.
00:54:45 We met outside a petrol station.
00:54:48 Not the most romantic story I know, but...
00:54:52 I was walking in to pay for my petrol.
00:54:55 And I just see this mess.
00:54:58 All hair and mascara sitting by the door.
00:55:05 She was completely pissed.
00:55:08 All by herself.
00:55:11 Crying and shivering.
00:55:15 She asked me for a packet of chips.
00:55:22 At first I thought she was homeless.
00:55:28 Her clothes were clean and her hair was...
00:55:34 so pretty.
00:55:40 Long dark hair.
00:55:45 She defended the guy behind the counter somehow.
00:55:48 He wouldn't serve her.
00:55:50 So I went inside to pay for my petrol.
00:55:54 Came outside with two packets of chips and a bottle of coke.
00:56:01 When she saw me it was like I was Father Christmas, you know?
00:56:10 We sat outside the petrol station and ate together.
00:56:15 Until the attendant told us off.
00:56:20 The cheapest and most successful first date I've ever had.
00:56:27 It's funny the things that draw you to a person.
00:56:31 For me it wasn't the looks, it was...
00:56:34 that she was alone.
00:56:39 It's a rare thing to see beautiful people by themselves like that.
00:56:43 The world normally suffocates them with loud friends and followers.
00:56:49 Always swarming and fussing.
00:56:54 But she was alone.
00:56:58 Oblivious to the rarity that she is.
00:57:04 Was.
00:57:08 Oh shit, sorry, I'll take this off.
00:57:12 I like to keep her things around the house still.
00:57:16 Little reminders, you know?
00:57:19 Sad fucking horrible reminders I can't stand to look at.
00:57:30 I just haven't seen someone in that jumper since her...
00:57:38 To be honest I haven't seen someone in my whole since her...
00:57:52 How did she die?
00:57:58 Overdose.
00:58:04 Can I tell you something without you taking it the wrong way?
00:58:09 I've enjoyed your company tonight.
00:58:12 I mean that in no other way than how I've said it.
00:58:17 If you feel I've kept you here longer than needed, well...
00:58:22 it's purely for the conversation.
00:58:26 I don't get much of it anywhere else.
00:58:30 It's nice to pass the time with a stranger.
00:58:34 I like the way you see me now.
00:58:37 Brand new.
00:58:40 Without all those other bits that make a person complicated and ugly.
00:58:48 You know what I mean?
00:58:52 Now, I don't know where you came from tonight or how you managed your way here...
00:59:09 but I know you've liked me.
00:59:12 It's too late at night and we are too far from the beach for bare feet.
00:59:19 But I don't care.
00:59:22 For the first time in a long time I feel... awake.
00:59:29 So thank you.
00:59:32 Storm or no storm, I'll take you to the phone whenever you like.
00:59:40 [phone ringing]
00:59:43 [laughing]
00:59:56 [phone ringing]
01:00:05 [footsteps]
01:00:08 Three Jacks.
01:00:13 You're lying.
01:00:20 I thought we were beginning to trust each other for a moment there.
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01:00:34 [thunder]
01:00:48 [thud]
01:00:59 Shit!
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01:08:37 [screaming]
01:08:40 [thunder]
01:08:43 [screaming]
01:08:46 [screaming]
01:08:49 Help me!
01:08:55 Help me!
01:08:58 [screaming]
01:09:04 [panting]
01:09:08 [panting]
01:09:11 Open it, Mia. Open it!
01:09:26 Swallow. Swallow!
01:09:34 [coughing]
01:09:37 [coughing]
01:09:40 [coughing]
01:09:46 [panting]
01:09:57 [panting]
01:10:00 [thud]
01:10:04 [thunder]
01:10:07 [screaming]
01:10:15 Help me!
01:10:20 Help me!
01:10:27 [screaming]
01:10:32 [screaming]
01:10:35 [panting]
01:10:38 [thunder]
01:10:53 [thunder]
01:11:01 [thunder]
01:11:04 What are you doing?
01:11:07 When my back's turned.
01:11:13 What are you thinking?
01:11:18 I replay these scenarios over and over.
01:11:28 I watch you in my mind like a movie.
01:11:31 Imagining what you girls must be feeling.
01:11:35 Trying to understand you.
01:11:39 To understand this pattern that we're caught in.
01:11:44 I saw her outside the petrol station earlier tonight.
01:11:55 She asked me for a packet of chips.
01:11:59 I didn't say anything until she spoke to me.
01:12:05 She asked for food.
01:12:08 She wanted a ride.
01:12:11 What am I meant to make of that?
01:12:19 Of you...
01:12:22 banging on my door at 2am, begging to come in.
01:12:27 Stressed.
01:12:35 So stressed.
01:12:41 But this is not chance.
01:12:49 This is choice.
01:12:52 Your choice.
01:12:56 And of all the doors, and all the homes,
01:13:01 you knocked on mine tonight.
01:13:06 What did you give me?
01:13:12 The same thing she had.
01:13:16 The same thing.
01:13:20 [heavy breathing]
01:13:24 [heavy breathing]
01:13:28 [heavy breathing]
01:13:31 [heavy breathing]
01:13:41 [heavy breathing]
01:13:56 [heavy breathing]
01:13:59 It's called GHB.
01:14:04 Get away from me.
01:14:11 I'm gonna be sick.
01:14:14 0.5 mils will make your head dizzy, your mouth dry.
01:14:24 3 mils, your muscles shut down.
01:14:28 6 mils would kill a man in 20 minutes.
01:14:34 You've had 8.
01:14:53 The first girl I barely remember...
01:14:57 who was storming by the beach.
01:15:03 She knocked on my car door.
01:15:08 A tourist, I think.
01:15:11 She had this...
01:15:15 tattoo on her ribs.
01:15:20 It was a pulse line.
01:15:23 A heartbeat.
01:15:26 I watched it fluttering.
01:15:29 And I watched it go still.
01:15:33 The faces I get confused, but...
01:15:37 the little details are harder to forget.
01:15:47 I've waited for the sirens.
01:15:50 The flashing lights in my window.
01:15:54 But they haven't come.
01:15:57 And they never will.
01:16:01 Do you know what happens when I do exactly what I shouldn't?
01:16:14 I get rewarded.
01:16:17 Years I've kept myself away from it.
01:16:22 But here you are.
01:16:26 Within the hour of another girl's expiry.
01:16:30 What strange, unnatural timing.
01:16:34 It makes you realise that we are totally alone.
01:16:38 If anything's up there, it's not watching.
01:16:42 I can't breathe.
01:16:45 That bad behaviour's a myth.
01:16:49 Please, God.
01:17:11 God isn't real.
01:17:14 The only thing that comes close...
01:17:17 is that little voice in your head.
01:17:21 But if you can ignore it...
01:17:37 if you can put it aside...
01:17:40 you can do anything you want.
01:17:44 If you can ignore it...
01:17:49 you can ignore the voice of God.
01:17:56 [snoring]
01:17:59 That's all it is.
01:18:21 No flags around us.
01:18:26 No prison of fire.
01:18:29 [snoring]
01:18:32 No consequences.
01:18:36 [snoring]
01:18:39 Just a little voice.
01:18:43 [snoring]
01:18:47 [snoring]
01:18:53 [snoring]
01:18:56 [snoring]
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01:19:07 [snoring]
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01:23:01 [snoring]
01:23:05 [snoring]
01:23:09 [snoring]
01:23:13 [snoring]
01:23:17 [snoring]
01:23:22 [snoring]
01:23:25 I'm sorry.
01:23:50 I'm sorry.
01:23:52 [snoring]
01:23:56 [snoring]
01:24:00 [snoring]
01:24:04 [snoring]
01:24:08 [snoring]
01:24:12 [snoring]
01:24:17 [snoring]
01:24:20 [snoring]
01:24:24 [snoring]
01:24:28 [panting]
01:24:32 [panting]
01:24:35 [screaming]
01:24:53 [gasping]
01:24:55 This reminds me of something.
01:24:59 This reminds me of a time when I was a kid.
01:25:02 The power went off in our shack.
01:25:07 Dad and I shared a room.
01:25:20 I just laid and listened.
01:25:26 [growling]
01:25:29 Waiting for his ventilator battery to give in.
01:25:33 Dad?
01:25:55 [screaming]
01:25:58 [screaming]
01:26:02 [screaming]
01:26:06 [screaming]
01:26:10 [screaming]
01:26:14 [screaming]
01:26:18 [panting]
01:26:22 [panting]
01:26:25 [panting]
01:26:30 [panting]
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01:26:51 [panting]
01:26:54 [panting]
01:26:58 [panting]
01:27:02 [panting]
01:27:06 [panting]
01:27:10 [panting]
01:27:17 I saw her outside the petrol station earlier tonight.
01:27:21 She asked me for a packet of chips.
01:27:26 That's enough.
01:27:31 Don't think on it.
01:27:36 [barking]
01:27:40 [panting]
01:27:45 [panting]
01:27:48 [panting]
01:27:52 [panting]
01:27:56 [panting]
01:28:00 [panting]
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01:29:56 [panting]
01:30:00 [panting]
01:30:05 [panting]
01:30:08 [panting]
01:30:12 [panting]
01:30:16 I thought you wanted to be nothing.
01:30:20 You're new again.
01:30:23 Like a baby.
01:30:26 [crying]
01:30:30 [crying]
01:30:35 [crying]
01:30:38 [crying]
01:30:42 [crying]
01:30:46 [crying]
01:30:49 You can't ignore it forever.
01:30:52 The little voice.
01:30:55 [crying]
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01:35:17 [door slams]
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