Samson
Dude, I just woke up on a grave.
Samson
My clothes are in tatters and there are scratches up and down my arms.
Samson
And—OH GOD—my hands…
Samson
They’re covered in blood.
David
That’s SO messed up.
David
But dw man, I’ll come pick you up.
David
It’s two in the morning. I’m not gonna let you stay there by yourself.
Samson
Thanks. It’s weird to admit this…but I’m really scared.
David
I get it, man. I’d be beyond freaked.
David
Do you know which cemetery you’re in?
Samson
Idk, but I can see one of those square mausoleums.
Samson
It looks brand new…just like the one where we buried my brother.
Samson
The marble walls are so white they’re practically glowing in the darkness.
David
Samson, stay focused. I wanna get you out of there.
David
Can you see anything else? Maybe a sign or something?
Samson
Hold on, lemme turn on the flashlight on my phone.
Samson
Dude, this is so creepy.
Samson
I feel like a hand is going to shoot out of a grave and grab my ankle.
David
Ugh, don’t even say that!
Samson
It’s okay. I think I found the entrance.
Samson
There’s this old iron gate with an iron archway.
David
Does it say the name of the cemetery on it?
Samson
Yeah. I see it now. It’s Mount Peace.
David
You’re at Mount Peace Cemetery??!!
David
How the hell did you get all the way up there, man??
Samson
If I knew, I wouldn’t be in this situation.
Samson
Just…hurry. All right?
David
Okay. I’m going as fast as I can.
David
I just got in a cab.
Samson
Dude…I feel like I hear rustling.
David
It’s probably just the wind. Let’s focus on something else—
David
You really don’t know how you got there?
Samson
I don’t have the slightest idea.
David
Damn. What’s the last thing you remember?
David
Did you go out tonight?
David
Yeah—but now you’re in a CEMETERY.
David
You must have left the apartment at some point.
Samson
I really don’t remember doing it.
David
Did you leave to get dinner?
David
Shit—could it have been the delivery man?
David
I mean, could he have slipped something weird in your food?
Samson
Dude, why would he do that?
David
I DON’T KNOW—why would YOU be lying on a grave in the middle of the night, Samson?
Samson
But I think this situation is worse for me than it is for you right now.
Samson
So I don’t need you yelling at me.
David
Look, I’m just trying to think of all the possibilities.
David
Did you check our video surveillance first to make sure the doorman wasn’t sketchy?
Samson
Wait—I DO remember something weird about him.
Samson
He kind of looked…
Samson
He looked a lot like my brother.
David
Whoa, that must have been weird for you.
Samson
Yeah, and like…I expected to get sad when I saw the guy at the door.
Samson
Because that asshole got to live while my brother had to die…
Samson
But I didn’t feel sad.
David
That’s good, right?
David
Maybe that means you’re learning to deal with your grief.
Samson
No, that’s the thing. I don’t think I am.
Samson
Because I got REALLY MAD when I saw the dude.
Samson
And that was the last thing I remember.
Samson
Shit, there’s literally BLOOD on my hands.
David
No. Samson, I know you.
David
You wouldn’t hurt anyone.
David
You didn’t do anything wrong.
Samson
Idk, David. Ever since my brother died, it’s like I’ve been a different person.
Samson
I just get so angry.
Samson
It’s almost like I can’t trust myself.
David
Stop it. I trust you.
Samson
Maybe you shouldn’t.
Samson
Look at where I am right now.
Samson
I look like some kind of monster and I’m in a graveyard.
Samson
It’s so messed up.
Samson
And this graveyard…it’s really spooky at night.
David
I know, but I’ll be there soon. Hang in there.
David
Just…convince yourself that it’s a park or something.
Samson
I can’t. My hands are dripping with blood.
Samson
And these graves…they look like soldiers in the moonlight.
Samson
There’s a full moon tonight.
Samson
My brother used to always love nights like these.
Samson
We’d sit out on the front porch together, drinking a beer…
Samson
But now they just make me furious.
Samson
Because my brother doesn’t get to be here to enjoy them.
Samson
And that’s so disgustingly unfair.
David
He wouldn’t want you to be angry, man.
Samson
DON’T tell me what to do.
Samson
And don’t you EVER tell me what my brother would want.
Samson
NO—you hardly knew him.
Samson
You think because he came by the apartment a few times, you get what I’m going through?
David
I never said that, Samson.
Samson
SHUT UP. I can’t talk to you, David.
David
But Samson, I’m here.
David
My cab’s pulling up to the cemetery.
David
Please—stay where you are.
David
Samson? Where are you?
David
Dude, this place is really creepy. Let’s go.
