Chrissy
Angelique? Are you there?
Angelique
Bonjour, Chrissy. Sylvie’s been fussing today.
Angelique
We were just about to head out the door to pick you up.
Chrissy
Thank god you’re okay! I didn’t think…
Angelique
Didn’t think what?
Chrissy
I didn’t think you would answer.
Chrissy
Listen, something terrible is happening.
Chrissy
And my brother said…
Chrissy
He said something happened at the airport.
Chrissy
He said it’s all over the news.
Chrissy
Someone set off a bomb.
Angelique
But it can’t be!
Angelique
I have the TV on, and there is nothing about a bomb.
Angelique
I know! He’s pulling your leg.
Angelique
It’s a bad joke, though.
Chrissy
Listen, Angelique.
Chrissy
There’s something wrong with the plane.
Angelique
What are you talking about?
Chrissy
I know it sounds crazy, but I’m the only one alive on this flight.
Angelique
This joke is worse than John’s.
Chrissy
No, this is real!
Angelique
It’s not funny.
Chrissy
I know. But I’m really not joking.
Chrissy
Everyone on this plane is dead.
Angelique
But I don’t know what to say.
Angelique
I’ll never understand American humor.
Angelique
First you tell me I supposedly died at the airport, and now this?
Chrissy
I swear on my life, I’m not kidding around.
Chrissy
I wouldn’t joke about something like this.
Chrissy
But you see them, right?
Chrissy
You see the dead bodies?
Chrissy
I’m only asking because I sent one of these pictures to John, and he said the picture was totally normal.
Chrissy
He said everyone in it was alive and well.
Angelique
Hold on. I’m going to call the police.
Chrissy
John’s already done that.
Chrissy
They said nothing was wrong with the flight.
Chrissy
They said they contacted the plane, and everything was normal.
Angelique
Chrissy, are you there?
Chrissy
I just heard a noise.
Chrissy
It’s coming from one of the lavatories.
Chrissy
Someone’s tapping.
Chrissy
Someone’s tapping on the door, from the inside.
Chrissy
Stay on the phone, okay?
Chrissy approaches the lavatory door and calls out.
Chrissy
Is someone there?
Woman
I’ve been waiting so long to speak with you again.
Woman
Chrissy, dear. Why did you let that strange man adopt you?
Woman
You never should have moved in with that new family.
Woman
You should have stayed with us.
Woman
It’s time to come home, dear.
Chrissy tries to open the door, but it’s locked.
Chrissy
What’s happening?
Chrissy
Oh God. This can’t be real.
Woman
You need to come home right now.
Woman
The day your father died, he found what you’d been hiding under your bed.
Woman
It truly hurt him and made him very angry.
Woman
I’d never seen him like that. He lost his mind.
Chrissy
I don’t know what you mean.
Chrissy
I was never hiding anything under my bed.
Woman
And you know exactly what I’m talking about.
Woman
You can’t lie to me now, because I know everything.
Woman
And I can SEE everything.
Chrissy
You’re not my mother.
Chrissy
My mother is dead.
Chrissy
And so is my father.
Woman
Yes, we’re both dead.
Woman
And that’s why you need to remember what REALLY happened the day the virus killed everyone.
Chrissy
What are you talking about?
Woman
Your dad — the virus isn’t what killed him.
Woman
YOU’RE the one who killed him, and you know that.
Woman
You’ve just buried the memory.
Woman
He was holding what he found in your room, and it broke him.
Woman
He cut his throat with a Ginsu knife.
Chrissy
That’s impossible.
Chrissy
They said it was a virus.
Chrissy
They said the virus killed EVERYONE in town, including Dad.
Woman
That’s true, in everyone’s case except your father’s.
Woman
You know I’m not lying.
Woman
Think back to that day.
Woman
It’s your only chance.
Chrissy
What are you talking about?
Woman
You don’t understand what’s happening on this airplane?
Woman
You think everything around you is impossible?
Woman
It’s real, all right.
Woman
All these dead bodies are real.
Woman
And the only way you’re getting out of this is if you can remember what really happened that day.
