The Kettering Incident (2016) s01e01 Episode Script
Anna
Anna.
Anna, I wanna go home.
We're not going home, Gillian.
Don't move.
Gillian! Gillian! Gillian! Stop! Gillian! Gillian! Gillian! - Go away from me! - Alright! Alright, take it easy.
Where am I? - What time is it? - Maryland.
Time is 4:48 a.
m.
Maryland? Big night? What's your name? - Anna.
- Anna? Macy.
Look, does it matter? I'd like to go home.
Yeah, you was lucky it was us who find you, Anna Macy.
- I can look after myself.
- Yeah, I'm sure you can.
- Don't touch me.
- Alright, just trying to help.
You know your way back to the high street? Yes, I do.
And truth is, I'm going to have to rethink London's flood protection by the middle of this century.
Message received at 7:43 p.
m.
Anna, it's Tim.
I'm at the restaurant waiting and your absence is noted.
Should I be surprised? Message received at 8:15 p.
m.
Anna, come on, where are you? I'm looking like a dick here and I'm starving.
Please, call me.
Message received at 4:48 a.
m.
Doctor Macy, Tim is looking for you.
Bring Molly Smith's file through, please! Doctor? We have to put her dose up.
Start her on a new antibody.
Are you sure? We're running out of time.
- Hi, Molly.
- Hey Did you get your flower? - When I'm gone - What? Nurse Jenny said, I might go home soon.
Did she now? Will you miss me, when I go home? I'll miss you very much.
Can we read the poetry book you brought me? Of course.
I went out to the hasel wood.
Because a fire was in my head.
And cut and peeled a hazel wand and hooked a berry to a thread; And when white moths were on the wing, and moth-like stars were flickering out, I dropped the berry in a stream What's that? You're bleeding.
It's alright, it's alright.
Happens when the sine I'll see you in a sec, right? So couple of micro lesions near the angular gyrus and parietal lobe.
Is that significant? I'm not concerned about them.
You say you lost seven hours? Thereabout.
Were you drinking? 'Til I passed out in the gutter.
I know I meant to meet Tim for dinner.
That's still on? Probably not anymore.
His wife will be pleased.
They're separated.
You lost time like this before? No A long time ago when I was a teenager.
- It was only an hour or so.
- Same symptoms? - Hmm.
- Nosebleeds, migraines? Did you suffer any kind of trauma, as a kid? No Why? Post-traumatic stress in childhood can reoccur - in adulthood if it's not - Why I would have PTSD? Christ, I haven't been in a war.
When did you last visit home? This is my home.
Is it? - Shit, it's Tim, I've to go.
- Hold your horses.
I have someone you could talk to, he's a friend.
Probably mentioned him before.
I don't need a psychiatrist, Deidre or a husband.
I'm not bloody mad.
Far from it.
All you have, is the fear of it.
- Timothy, if this is about last night.
- Are you all right? Yeah, I'm fine.
Why? Have a seat.
What are you doing with that? - I'll talk about this later.
- Talk about it now.
- I'm handing Molly over to Andrew Cohen.
- What? You've been absent lately, your paperwork is behind.
- I know but I'm fine now.
- Are you? Andrew Cohen is a tosser.
I'm a much better doctor than he is.
Look, I'm sorry.
But it's not negotiable.
- Thanks the vow of confidence, Tim.
- Anna, wait.
I take it you know your patient Frank Henderson died last night.
No, I didn't.
Haven't done my round yet.
Yeah, but you were here.
No, I I wasn't on duty, you know that.
What's that about, Tim? A security guard came to see me this morning with this.
It's security footage from last night.
So? I think I better leave you to watch this in private.
Christ! No! Oh, shit! Fuck this.
We promised to do it for another month! - He'll kill us if we stop.
- Let's get him.
We'll be out of here soon anyway.
Yeah, sure.
- Where you gonna go? - London? As if! You wouldn't leave without me.
We're not together anymore, Dane! - It's freezing, let's just go back.
- We can't.
- What was that?! - Probably a fish? - Don't turn that on! - Shit! - Jesus cloak! - Get it out, get it out! It's frozen.
What the fuck is going on? Look! Look at that! Jesus, turn off the torch, will ya? We'll get caught! It's just a bloody roa.
It's not! It's more than that.
It's them.
Sorry.
No worries! What the hell are you doing parked here? It's the middle of the road! Sorry I think my battery's flat or I've run out of petrol.
I'm not sure.
Aren't you cold? How long have you been here? Can I have a lift, please? Don't you have luggage? Where are you from? London.
What are you doing here? Visiting.
On your own? Yes.
Why? Thanks for the lift.
Hey there! Lize, check this out! Don't get my daughter involved in your Greeny shit.
Lize, you stay away from her - Right? - Yeah.
Can I help you? Just a black coffee, thanks.
Anything else? Could you tell me what day it is? Friday All day.
Are they working? I need the Internet.
Ahh, the Internet's down.
We got a guy meant to come out and fix it, but don't hold your breath.
Is there a I I need a tow truck, my car's stuck on the highway? Oh, I'll be Anna Macy? We haven't seen you in years! No.
Anna Macy? Are you back for your father's retirement? Yes.
- I can give you a ride back to your car - No, it's fine.
I finish at four, I pick you up.
OK.
Where? Your dad's.
You got a bloody nerve coming back here.
Anna.
Hi, Dad.
What are what are you doing here? I was in Sydney for a conference, just a spur of moment thing.
Oh, it's good to see you! Who's this? Ahh, you're Gracy, aren't you? She's my girl.
- Would you like something to eat? - No, thanks.
Gee, .
- Ah, I didn't mean - No, it's fine It's been a long time.
Yeah.
Do you mind if I stay here? No, not.
Yes, of course.
You don't have to ask.
Cuppa? You're still raising your birds.
Yeah, yeah.
They're true champions, eh? I retired from the force, you know? I bought the pub off Deb Russell.
You remember her, don't you? Used to be a Grayson.
- Oh, oh, yeah.
I think I remember.
- I was gonna write and tell you, but Are you going to see your mother while you're here? Maybe.
Can you get your own cuppa, luv? - I've gotta get to the pub and open up.
- Sure.
Why don't you come down later and have tea there? Your mom's car's still in the garage if you need wheels.
Great, thanks.
Come on, Gracy! I'll see you later, then.
- Hi doll - Did you get my toastie? Contracts came through.
But we got to deliver by the end of next week.
That's cutting it a bit fine.
Not his problem but Anna Macy's back.
What? Just saw her up at the Riders.
Did you talk to her? Hey? Ahh, no no.
Chloe sure did.
What did she look like? Max? - Max! - What what do you want me to say, Barb? She has probably just come back to visit Roy.
Maybe I should warn Renae, she's gonna get a shock.
Just don't start gossiping, Barb! Just let your sister be! Roy? I wasn't expecting you.
You look nice today, Renae! Is everything alright? Is Travis here? No, why? Is something wrong? Mind if I come in? No, of course not.
Can I get you something? Cup of tea? Anna's back.
Ahh I'm sorry didn't know she was coming.
She just turned up.
I wanted to tell you, before you saw her.
Thanks I'm happy for you, Roy.
I really am I really am.
Anna? Where the bloody hell are you? I've been worried sick! I had to get out.
I've had to cover your shifts.
- Is this about Molly? - No, no, no, no - Well, you've really put me in the shit.
- I'm in Brighton, with a friend who's been ill.
Brighton? Didn't know you had friends in Brighton.
- Are you alright? - I'm fine.
Anna, you need to get back here.
Your job is on the line.
Something has happened, hasn't it? What is it, Anna? I'll talk to you .
Hey! I have petrol and jump leads, so we're right to go.
This song reminds me of my mother.
My mum calls this place the Hotel California.
You can't leave, even if you do check out.
You really think you can't get out of here? I know I can't.
It's weird I'm sure I left the car here.
Did you take the keys? Might have been the Middleton boys.
They're always nicking stuff.
Shit! Don't do that! Just for my photo collection.
So are you staying a while? Can't.
I don't belong here.
Not anymore.
Yeah, me either.
What's that? A moth.
Why a moth? Because they follow the light? I've seen them too, Anna.
The lights.
I've seen them, Anna.
You'd be sad if you knew where that kid was buried.
Says she's missing, not dead.
Out of here, Alfie! It's not a hotel.
Fuck off.
Senior Detective Brian Dutch.
What can I help you with? I've to report a stolen car.
Yeah? It'll be half-way to the mainland on the ferry by now.
Would Fergus McFadden be here? You mean Senior Constable McFadden? I guess yeah.
Dutch, what are you doing, mate? You know that button's for emergencies! Oh, shit.
Fergus! Man, how long has it been? A while! - Aren't you cold? - No, I don't feel the cold.
Come on, your hands are freezing.
This should do the trick.
- I'm fine, really.
No - Throw them on.
No go on No take them.
Thanks.
I saw our initials are still in the counter.
Ah, yeah.
I still remember the barking your dad gave us.
- Yeah.
- Jesus, you're Anna Macy.
You're that Anna Macy.
I have to report a stolen car.
Hey, I'm sorry about him.
- You're OK? - Yeah.
Yeah, what make is it? It's a white Corolla? Hire car? Yeah.
I think I know who it belongs to.
Good news found your car.
That's my car! What the fuck, Jens! I thought we had a deal! No deal, when you try to pull a swifty, Max.
Get back Max, let us deal with this.
Call your men back, we don't need more trouble.
What are you guys doing? He's on my car! Get off, you! Get off the fucking car! Get up you Come here! - Alright, mate! Let me go! - Nah, he's alright! As long as he keeps his arms to himself.
Bloody idiot! See what happens when you get in bed with the fucking Greenies? Ah, shut it, Grayson.
Gonna start logging those coops on Monday, whatever it takes.
And if any of your sweet little backroom deals stuff it up, it'll cost ya! - Don't threaten me, mate! - I just did, dickhead! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! You know Mom reckoned she did it.
She calls her Mary Bell.
Who is Mary Bell ? Some girl in England who killed kids? No offence Lize, but your mom has a serious problem.
Look, she was here when Gillian Baxter disappeared, you weren't.
I know I wasn't the only one who saw the lights that night.
Enough of your folk crap again! Look, if she didn't do it, then why'd she leave? Why wouldn't you? She had the brains to get out of this hellhole.
Just like I'm going to.
Wish I could come with you.
You'll never leave here, Lize! You'll be up the duff before you're twenty.
Will not.
You ladies got a light? Sluts! He is such a TURNIP.
Aye, you gonna get it one day.
- See ya! - Okay! Hey Lofty, how's the beanie? Yeah, really good.
Thanks Chloe.
I'll knit you another one soon.
Love you, Lize.
- Love you.
- Love you! What's the bastard think he's doing? Wait, Macca! Go on.
You're up! Thanks.
Dad said you sold the pub? It had been a bit much at play with the café, kids and all.
Staying for the bonfire then? Sorry? Dad's retirement bash, next Friday.
Not be as fancy as you're used to.
No, I can't.
Probably for the best.
Back to work, miss! Hi! Adam! - Shit day? - Yeah! And getting worse.
We got a leak! What do you mean? Buddy Gray knows every move we make almost before we do.
Someone's tipping him off.
Why would he worry about Kettering forest? It's not like it's old growth.
Any idea who it is? No.
And if I find out, I'll bloody kill him.
- Everything all right, luv? - I'm good.
Can I pay for this later? - Sure.
No worries, luv.
- Hey, Anna! Remember me? Max.
Yeah, that's right.
Long time no see.
I'm off.
Anna! You wanna come to a party? Take me where you saw them! The lights.
OK.
Is this where you see the lights? Not far from here The old Sullivan house.
Do you know it? I think so.
When I take you to them, you have to promise not to tell anyone.
Stuff there I wanna show you.
But only you.
OK.
I saved some for us.
Who's that? Lize My best friend.
Her mom reckons that you killed Gillian Baxter.
Do you think I did? Your sister's here.
Yeah, she would be.
Macca, shut the bloody door! I had to piss.
Fucking hell.
I gotta go.
Chloe will be home by now.
Looks like Chloe's new best friend is here.
Chloe can go and get fucked.
Still love her! Piss off.
Chloe? Wait! Chloe.
Chloe? Chloe! Now we had an influx of calls this morning.
And locals are reporting seeing unusual lights at the Kettering forest last night.
Police have dismissed the reports as the effects of the aurora.
Now of course there's a spectacular display of southern lights.
Well, most Hobart airport is closed until further notice.
And aircrafts have been diverted.
We'll have more news in an hour.
Coat coat.
Come on, Chloe It's time to get up! Mommy? Mommy? Mommy, is that you? - Mommy? - Who is this? - Please? - Mommy! Hey, luv.
I was worried about you.
Slept in the ute.
It's bloody freezing out there! - Wish you'd call.
- Couldn't get through.
Any coffee? You'll have to make a fresh one.
You could warm me up I've got class.
We got time There were lights over the forest last night.
I saw them.
Solar storm apparently.
Not your fault, Renae.
I'm off for a shower.
This might cause people would see a light similar to the aurora.
Now as you know, strange lights are fairly common.
And of course that would link to one of and that was the disappearance of the Kettering teenager Gillian Baxter.
- Dominic? - Renae.
It's happening again.
Anna? Is Chloe here? She gave me a lift yesterday, my car broke down.
I left my coat in the car.
She's not here.
Are you sure? She'll be at Lize's.
They're practically joined at the hip those two.
Maybe I should go there.
What? To the island? What, do you got a winning lottery ticket in that coat of yours? No, medication.
I'm leaving.
What's here, for heavens.
Ahh, can't get out fast enough, hey? I have to get back to work.
That's right, your dad said that you are a big doctor now.
Chloe told me she was thinking of getting out of Kettering.
Yeah, she's a dreamer like me.
To be honest, we didn't expect to see you back here.
Guess we all come home eventually.
Not all of us.
Anna? Keep going, girls.
Wow so grown up.
Back in line! Anna.
Stay.
I can't.
Anna? Anna? Come, Gracy, get away from that.
Come on, come out of there.
- Hey Barb.
- Hey Fergus, I'm looking for Chloe.
Can you check in with Eliza for me? - I'm heading to the island anyway.
- Thanks, Fergus.
- Tell her to get home.
- I'm gonna.
Good.
Hey, Jack! Bit of a graveyard out there, mate.
- Ahem, I'll get you a coffee.
- Can't stay.
If you cant fulfil this contract, I need to know right now.
You promised me five hundred cube a week ago.
I'm looking at their gear to stand around idle.
The Greens promised they wouldn't block us.
But now I have to negotiate.
What do you mean 'negotiate'? - I've stuck my neck out as far as I can.
- Alright, I'll sort it out! If you don't deliver you're gonna lose this mill! Yeah.
What the ? What's bloody going on? What is that? - Hey, Eliza.
- Shh.
Hey! - Is Chloe here? - No.
I haven't seen her since last night.
Do you know where she is? She probably crashed at the party.
Party? We were at a party up in the forest.
Was Chloe drinking? No, I don't know What do you mean you don't know? She was pretty out of it.
She was on something, I think.
What, what Drugs? She was with Anna Macy.
Yeah.
- Ahh, god! What's that noise?! - It's OK, Mom! Here, let me do it.
Sorry.
Can't you do anything without making it a drama? I was just trying to make you some breakfast.
Nobody ever offers to make me breakfast.
Oh-oh, there you go.
It's free to a good home.
Can you make me a coffee without burning the house down? What are you doing here, anyway? My old man finally gone and done someone in? Surprisingly not.
I'm just looking for Chloe.
- Did you check the back of the boy's utes? - Mom! You said that she was with Anna? - Yeah.
- Anna Macy? - Is she back? - Yeah! See this scar? Pushed me through a window, damn bad bitch! I don't think that's what happened, Sharon.
It was an accident.
Accident, my ass! Check the forest.
Anna's got a habit of losing friends out there.
When Chloe heard who she was, she went mental.
You know Chloe's stupid obsession with the Kettering Incident.
Right, so Anna was with Chloe when you left? Yeah.
They were having some kind of an argument.
What was that about? I don't know.
You won't tell Mom I was at the party, will you? No! No, I won't.
Don't worry.
OK, Lize you'll let me know if you hear any more about drugs, alright? Get in, Dane.
They're saying we're missing some packets.
Do you know anything about that? No.
I would think about it pretty carefully, - if I was you.
- I haven't got your gear.
Ask Chloe! It didn't get tight as long as your girlfriend wasn't in it? - Did it? - She's not my girlfriend.
Not by choice, I'm guessing.
I dumped her.
I told her she'd get in trouble.
What sort of trouble? From you.
I don't know where she is.
I didn't ask you where she was.
I asked you where the drugs were.
I don't know.
Then you better find them.
Ain't you gonna give me a lift back? I don't run a taxi service, Dane.
Hi.
Could I speak to Dr.
McKenzie, please? - She's not here.
- It's urgent.
Dr.
McKenzie doesn't work here any more.
If you want a doc, you'll gonna have to go to Hobart or you can take a seat and I'll see you.
OK, Mrs.
Fisher.
Kade.
Kade! What are you doing? Who's she? How long does he have this marking? Please, leave I'm going to call the police.
This colouring looks like advanced haemochromatosis.
I've never seen it in anybody so young.
You need to have his ferritin levels checked.
Well, she won't go to a hospital.
No one's taking him away from me.
- No.
- You need to take a blood sample.
- Excuse me, but you can't - You need specialist advice on this.
Mrs.
Fisher! Who are you? I'm a haematologist.
You need to get her to bring him back in here.
She's only been in here a couple of times, they just turn up.
That boy could be seriously ill.
You need to find an address.
Lofty have you seen Chloe today? Nah.
Nah, haven't.
Right-o.
Well if you do see her, could you tell her that her mom is looking for her? Will do, Fergus.
So bit late to be cleaning the ferry, isn't it? I missed the first run.
I had a sore throat.
Alright, well you look after yourself, OK? - Hi.
- Hi.
This prescription belongs to Dr.
McKenzie.
Where did you get it? Doctor in Hobart.
Who? I don't know, I'm not from there.
Ahem I can't authorise this.
I'm not asking you to cook up meth, am I? Excuse me? I need that medication.
- I'm sorry, but - Look, I'm a doctor.
Just give me enough tablets until I get a prescription.
Have you seen your sister today? Why don't you ask the Ferrells? She one of them now, ain't she? What about last night? What about it? Did you see Chloe last night? Jesus, Adam? No I didn't.
We need to talk.
About what? Get onto Roy.
We need a plan B.
Yeah, I'll call her cousin.
You're OK? We got another call.
Ah, Jesus Christ.
Paper bastards.
You're alright? You should tell the police.
- They can track the calls.
- I know.
What if She's not coming home, Renae.
It's been too long.
You don't know that.
- I saw Anna today.
- Mm.
Thinks she's the bloody Queen of England, that one! Bloody gonna crucify that girl when she gets home.
I remember that day.
What day? The day Gillian didn't come home.
Don't you dare Chloe? Chloe? Chloe? Dane? What the bloody hell do you think you're doing? I thought you two had broken up.
We have.
I left a jumper here.
Well, you can't just bloody crawl through a window whenever it suits you.
Where is she? I don't know.
What, you haven't seen her today? Not since last night.
At the party.
What party? The Greenies up in the forest.
Ow, shit.
Max is gonna go mental.
Was she with someone? A guy? - Who would she be with? - I don't know I'm asking you.
She was with Roy's daughter.
What's her name? Anna.
Anna? - They were at a party together? - Yeah.
Ah, Renae Don't tell Chloe's father that she was up in the forest, OK? OK.
Shall I? Sorry, Barb.
We needed something to bring in the tourists.
God knows logging's not going to be around forever.
Thank you.
Never found a trace of her, you know? Seems bizarre, someone can just disappear like that.
We're closing.
- Where did you find this? - You dropped it at the party.
Looks like a Lomatia tasmanica.
Commonly known as the King's Lomatia.
It's a paper flower.
My patient made it for me.
I doubt she modelled it on some rare Tasmanian species.
How did it get out of my coat pocket? What, you don't remember? What? Well, you took your coat off and your shoes! You're a good dancer, bit wild Must be special Thanks for bringing it back.
So, you are from here? Beautiful place to grow up.
Where are you from? Nowhere particular.
Father was in the military.
Why are you here? Because people don't realise what they've got here.
And you need to be the one to show them.
I think you should go home.
See you up in the forest.
You should probably go too, little bird.
- Contraband.
- Nice! Anna not here? Ahh, no.
Been driving around all day looking for Chloe Halloway.
She didn't come home last night from a party up at the Greenie camp.
Think there might be a bit of dealing going on down there.
Do you think the drugs are coming from here? There's a bit of talk around.
Chloe might be caught up in drugs? Bit of a coincidence.
- Dunno yet.
- You got a gut hunch.
There's not a market for it here.
Last year was the one off.
Relax, mate.
- Hi, Fergus! - Anna! Hi! You look ah great.
- Thanks.
- Is that your mother's coat? I borrowed it.
Is that OK? Ahh, yeah, of course.
Ehh, what happened to your coat? I left it in Chloe's car yesterday.
She hasn't dropped it off, has she? Ehh, no.
Ehh, Fergus is been looking for her.
Oh.
Yeah, yeah.
She'll turn up.
I'll walk you out.
Ah, OK, yeah.
Ahm Alright, see you around, Roy! Ah, yeah.
And I'll sort the fish.
Did I hear a Mayday this morning? Out in the Channel.
I didn't get any reports, I'd know.
I heard it on the radio.
Through a lot of static.
Might have been a cross line.
- So, I'm I was thinking - "Ravenscroft" I think.
Sorry? The S.
O.
S.
, they called out Ravenscroft.
I know that name.
It's probably nothing.
Hmm.
Are you worried about Chloe? No No, she just likes to keep her parents on her toes.
You were with her at the party, right? Who told you that? Eliza Grayson, Chloe's best friend.
I think her nose is a little bit out of joint.
I was home by eleven.
Chloe was partying pretty hard.
Chloe was frightened of something.
Someone.
She wanted to leave.
- The party? - No, town.
Did she say why? No.
She's definitely frightened.
Ah, OK.
Alright, well, thanks, I should get going.
You're OK? I'm fine.
I didn't sleep much last night.
You stay up too late.
You didn't come home until after midnight.
What happened at the chemist's shop today? Nothing.
It's just a misunderstanding.
Who lived in that house? That's the old Sullivan house On Mother Sullivan's Ridge.
It had been abandoned for years.
The Old Sullivan home Yes.
Why? Why did we go there? Your mom used to take you there for picnics.
You loved to play on the dam.
Anna, do you know where Chloe is? Why would I know? You think it's my fault she didn't come home last night? Oh, don't be ridiculous.
I have to take this.
We'll talk later.
Hello? I can't believe you're going.
And how stupid are we gonna look when she comes waltzing up that drive.
- We'll lose the bloody contract - Will you shut up about the contract! That is all you care about, the mill! The bloody mill.
Your daughter could be out there.
Chloe could have taken off.
Ahh, stop being dramatic! And that "bloody mill" sustains every family in this town.
And what about your family, Max? What about your daughter?! I should have stayed with her, Auntie Barb.
I'm really sorry.
We'll find her.
And how many times would you say that you've had this experience, Jane? About ten or twelve since I was young.
And when you have this these experiences, do you feel paralysed? Yeah, it's like I'm pinned to the bed.
I can't move.
It's terrifying.
What you might be suffering from what's know as sleep paralysis.
So you're saying you don't believe she was abducted? No, I'm simply trying to reason what Jane may have experienced.
You bloody scientists think you know everything.
On the contrary, we know very little very little.
I was taken.
I know I was.
Just like her poor daughter Gillian was all these years ago.
Now with all due respect, we don't know what happened to Gillian.
Something is weird up there.
There were lights up on Mother Sullivan's Ridge.
People see them all the time.
I saw them that night.
I dream about that place.
The forest.
I always remember how cold it was.
I don't how long we were there for.
Should count my blessings that they let me go.
I can't imagine your pain.
They're coming for me.
Somebody's here.
What do you want? Stay away from me! Who are you? Hey! Somebody help me! This better be good.
I can't stay long.
Chloe hasn't come home.
No.
The last three coops we started on the Greenies have shut down.
Things turn to shit.
- We gotta do something.
- No, we got all the coops.
Blackman's Gorge.
Nah, it's locked up.
- I'm thinking the Ridge.
- What? - Don't be mad! - That's not an option.
You and I own it.
Greenies can't touch it.
Neither can we.
It's too bloody risky.
We had an agreement.
Let the mill get sold.
See us all to ruin.
It's not an option, Max.
We're close to losing the contract with Stateman.
That happens, I'll close the mill.
I'm gonna do it.
You're talking about a hell of a lot of machinery digging around in there.
Well, maybe if we could start at the southern end.
Look, we are all on the edge.
Your bloody daughter coming back, that's putting everyone on edge.
Look at him! He's panicking because Chloe hasn't come home one night.
Well, you wouldn't worry if Eliza wouldn't come home.
Ah, Eliza isn't Chloe.
The fuck does that mean? - What do you think? - Come on, give it a rest.
How long she here for, Roy? She should be gone in a couple of days.
If we don't do this, we all lose out.
Thanks for the coffee, I'm off.
Thought you were gone already.
Nah.
Had some business down the wharf.
What's this? Nothing, just a drug case that Roy and I were investigating last year.
Oh, yeah? You reckon Chloe Holloway was involved in drugs? Not necessarily, I'm just following up on a hunch.
Well, don't work too hard.
I won't.
- Hi! - Hey.
Coming to the pub? I'd love to, but I can't.
Sorry, I just got too much work today.
What's this? Do you remember, a few years back.
Ten, in fact.
An old fishing trawler disappeared in the Channel Strait? Not really.
Well, I found this washed up this morning.
Isn't that near when your father drowned? Candlesticks? Yeah.
I had a visitor this morning.
- Mm! - Anna Macy.
She stole that prescription pad from the clinic.
Mhm.
She wanted risperidone.
- You know this is so odd.
- What? This morning, Anna thought that she heard an S.
O.
S.
Heard one or called one.
- What? - Don't worry.
You know, those drugs she's on? Yeah, what about them? They are the same her mother used to take.
Anti-psychotic.
Anna Macy? The lights! I've seen the men.
Not far from here.
The old Sullivan's house.
You know it? If I take you to them you have to promise me you won't tell anyone.
I want to show you.
But only you.
Wait! Stop! This island is full of ghosts.
Aborigines.
Convicts.
Miners.
Murderers.
You can feel them sometimes.
You can hear them whisper.
I hear the ghosts.
They're inside of everyone.
Ghosts is who they really are.
Everything else is just a mask.
Stuff that they know about people.
It's dangerous.
Dad.
Eliza's Dad.
Roy the cop.
I know what they're sitting on.
It's not right, I gotta get out of here.
And Travis, the sleazy bastard, he is following me everywhere.
He scares me.
Whole town does.
I swear one day I'm gonna tear up all their masks and disappear.
My mother She has the biggest mask of them all.
Huh, look at this lot.
We're here to split them up and interview them later.
Relax, guys.
It's only us.
Some party Yeah, I reckon I could get stoned just standing here.
Is there a Jens here? Right.
I don't suppose you got some tomtom drums on you or something, do you? Banana might do it.
To what do I owe this pleasure? Hi, do you want to report that mess down at the Greenie camp? - Would it make any difference? - Probably not.
I won't waste your time then.
You haven't seen Chloe Holloway today, have you? Not since last night.
Her car wasn't left here? Ahh, she was in no fit state to drive.
You do know she's only seventeen.
I'm not her father.
Her brother was here - Adam? - Mm.
He likes to come and visit.
And with his mates.
Keep an eye on us.
Were they here last night? Huh! Chloe? Chloe? Anna? Help me! This isn't like her.
I just want her to walk through that door.
- You found her? - No.
But your coat.
You said that it was in her car.
It wasn't there.
Barbara, I got to talk to you.
I saw something last night.
Up in the forest.
What are you talking about? The lights! I saw them.
Chloe saw them.
She knew something, Barbara.
Barb? I wanna go home.
What's going on? What have you done? I haven't done anything.
You shouldn't have ever come back.
- The lights are on.
- Chloe? Eliza! What is it, what's happened? This message just came through from Chloe.
Were you at the party with her? Nick, they're here.
They're coming for me.
Somebody's here.
What do you want? Stay away from me! Who are you? Hey! Somebody help me! edits by Cooper19, kinglouisxx, chamallow
Anna, I wanna go home.
We're not going home, Gillian.
Don't move.
Gillian! Gillian! Gillian! Stop! Gillian! Gillian! Gillian! - Go away from me! - Alright! Alright, take it easy.
Where am I? - What time is it? - Maryland.
Time is 4:48 a.
m.
Maryland? Big night? What's your name? - Anna.
- Anna? Macy.
Look, does it matter? I'd like to go home.
Yeah, you was lucky it was us who find you, Anna Macy.
- I can look after myself.
- Yeah, I'm sure you can.
- Don't touch me.
- Alright, just trying to help.
You know your way back to the high street? Yes, I do.
And truth is, I'm going to have to rethink London's flood protection by the middle of this century.
Message received at 7:43 p.
m.
Anna, it's Tim.
I'm at the restaurant waiting and your absence is noted.
Should I be surprised? Message received at 8:15 p.
m.
Anna, come on, where are you? I'm looking like a dick here and I'm starving.
Please, call me.
Message received at 4:48 a.
m.
Doctor Macy, Tim is looking for you.
Bring Molly Smith's file through, please! Doctor? We have to put her dose up.
Start her on a new antibody.
Are you sure? We're running out of time.
- Hi, Molly.
- Hey Did you get your flower? - When I'm gone - What? Nurse Jenny said, I might go home soon.
Did she now? Will you miss me, when I go home? I'll miss you very much.
Can we read the poetry book you brought me? Of course.
I went out to the hasel wood.
Because a fire was in my head.
And cut and peeled a hazel wand and hooked a berry to a thread; And when white moths were on the wing, and moth-like stars were flickering out, I dropped the berry in a stream What's that? You're bleeding.
It's alright, it's alright.
Happens when the sine I'll see you in a sec, right? So couple of micro lesions near the angular gyrus and parietal lobe.
Is that significant? I'm not concerned about them.
You say you lost seven hours? Thereabout.
Were you drinking? 'Til I passed out in the gutter.
I know I meant to meet Tim for dinner.
That's still on? Probably not anymore.
His wife will be pleased.
They're separated.
You lost time like this before? No A long time ago when I was a teenager.
- It was only an hour or so.
- Same symptoms? - Hmm.
- Nosebleeds, migraines? Did you suffer any kind of trauma, as a kid? No Why? Post-traumatic stress in childhood can reoccur - in adulthood if it's not - Why I would have PTSD? Christ, I haven't been in a war.
When did you last visit home? This is my home.
Is it? - Shit, it's Tim, I've to go.
- Hold your horses.
I have someone you could talk to, he's a friend.
Probably mentioned him before.
I don't need a psychiatrist, Deidre or a husband.
I'm not bloody mad.
Far from it.
All you have, is the fear of it.
- Timothy, if this is about last night.
- Are you all right? Yeah, I'm fine.
Why? Have a seat.
What are you doing with that? - I'll talk about this later.
- Talk about it now.
- I'm handing Molly over to Andrew Cohen.
- What? You've been absent lately, your paperwork is behind.
- I know but I'm fine now.
- Are you? Andrew Cohen is a tosser.
I'm a much better doctor than he is.
Look, I'm sorry.
But it's not negotiable.
- Thanks the vow of confidence, Tim.
- Anna, wait.
I take it you know your patient Frank Henderson died last night.
No, I didn't.
Haven't done my round yet.
Yeah, but you were here.
No, I I wasn't on duty, you know that.
What's that about, Tim? A security guard came to see me this morning with this.
It's security footage from last night.
So? I think I better leave you to watch this in private.
Christ! No! Oh, shit! Fuck this.
We promised to do it for another month! - He'll kill us if we stop.
- Let's get him.
We'll be out of here soon anyway.
Yeah, sure.
- Where you gonna go? - London? As if! You wouldn't leave without me.
We're not together anymore, Dane! - It's freezing, let's just go back.
- We can't.
- What was that?! - Probably a fish? - Don't turn that on! - Shit! - Jesus cloak! - Get it out, get it out! It's frozen.
What the fuck is going on? Look! Look at that! Jesus, turn off the torch, will ya? We'll get caught! It's just a bloody roa.
It's not! It's more than that.
It's them.
Sorry.
No worries! What the hell are you doing parked here? It's the middle of the road! Sorry I think my battery's flat or I've run out of petrol.
I'm not sure.
Aren't you cold? How long have you been here? Can I have a lift, please? Don't you have luggage? Where are you from? London.
What are you doing here? Visiting.
On your own? Yes.
Why? Thanks for the lift.
Hey there! Lize, check this out! Don't get my daughter involved in your Greeny shit.
Lize, you stay away from her - Right? - Yeah.
Can I help you? Just a black coffee, thanks.
Anything else? Could you tell me what day it is? Friday All day.
Are they working? I need the Internet.
Ahh, the Internet's down.
We got a guy meant to come out and fix it, but don't hold your breath.
Is there a I I need a tow truck, my car's stuck on the highway? Oh, I'll be Anna Macy? We haven't seen you in years! No.
Anna Macy? Are you back for your father's retirement? Yes.
- I can give you a ride back to your car - No, it's fine.
I finish at four, I pick you up.
OK.
Where? Your dad's.
You got a bloody nerve coming back here.
Anna.
Hi, Dad.
What are what are you doing here? I was in Sydney for a conference, just a spur of moment thing.
Oh, it's good to see you! Who's this? Ahh, you're Gracy, aren't you? She's my girl.
- Would you like something to eat? - No, thanks.
Gee, .
- Ah, I didn't mean - No, it's fine It's been a long time.
Yeah.
Do you mind if I stay here? No, not.
Yes, of course.
You don't have to ask.
Cuppa? You're still raising your birds.
Yeah, yeah.
They're true champions, eh? I retired from the force, you know? I bought the pub off Deb Russell.
You remember her, don't you? Used to be a Grayson.
- Oh, oh, yeah.
I think I remember.
- I was gonna write and tell you, but Are you going to see your mother while you're here? Maybe.
Can you get your own cuppa, luv? - I've gotta get to the pub and open up.
- Sure.
Why don't you come down later and have tea there? Your mom's car's still in the garage if you need wheels.
Great, thanks.
Come on, Gracy! I'll see you later, then.
- Hi doll - Did you get my toastie? Contracts came through.
But we got to deliver by the end of next week.
That's cutting it a bit fine.
Not his problem but Anna Macy's back.
What? Just saw her up at the Riders.
Did you talk to her? Hey? Ahh, no no.
Chloe sure did.
What did she look like? Max? - Max! - What what do you want me to say, Barb? She has probably just come back to visit Roy.
Maybe I should warn Renae, she's gonna get a shock.
Just don't start gossiping, Barb! Just let your sister be! Roy? I wasn't expecting you.
You look nice today, Renae! Is everything alright? Is Travis here? No, why? Is something wrong? Mind if I come in? No, of course not.
Can I get you something? Cup of tea? Anna's back.
Ahh I'm sorry didn't know she was coming.
She just turned up.
I wanted to tell you, before you saw her.
Thanks I'm happy for you, Roy.
I really am I really am.
Anna? Where the bloody hell are you? I've been worried sick! I had to get out.
I've had to cover your shifts.
- Is this about Molly? - No, no, no, no - Well, you've really put me in the shit.
- I'm in Brighton, with a friend who's been ill.
Brighton? Didn't know you had friends in Brighton.
- Are you alright? - I'm fine.
Anna, you need to get back here.
Your job is on the line.
Something has happened, hasn't it? What is it, Anna? I'll talk to you .
Hey! I have petrol and jump leads, so we're right to go.
This song reminds me of my mother.
My mum calls this place the Hotel California.
You can't leave, even if you do check out.
You really think you can't get out of here? I know I can't.
It's weird I'm sure I left the car here.
Did you take the keys? Might have been the Middleton boys.
They're always nicking stuff.
Shit! Don't do that! Just for my photo collection.
So are you staying a while? Can't.
I don't belong here.
Not anymore.
Yeah, me either.
What's that? A moth.
Why a moth? Because they follow the light? I've seen them too, Anna.
The lights.
I've seen them, Anna.
You'd be sad if you knew where that kid was buried.
Says she's missing, not dead.
Out of here, Alfie! It's not a hotel.
Fuck off.
Senior Detective Brian Dutch.
What can I help you with? I've to report a stolen car.
Yeah? It'll be half-way to the mainland on the ferry by now.
Would Fergus McFadden be here? You mean Senior Constable McFadden? I guess yeah.
Dutch, what are you doing, mate? You know that button's for emergencies! Oh, shit.
Fergus! Man, how long has it been? A while! - Aren't you cold? - No, I don't feel the cold.
Come on, your hands are freezing.
This should do the trick.
- I'm fine, really.
No - Throw them on.
No go on No take them.
Thanks.
I saw our initials are still in the counter.
Ah, yeah.
I still remember the barking your dad gave us.
- Yeah.
- Jesus, you're Anna Macy.
You're that Anna Macy.
I have to report a stolen car.
Hey, I'm sorry about him.
- You're OK? - Yeah.
Yeah, what make is it? It's a white Corolla? Hire car? Yeah.
I think I know who it belongs to.
Good news found your car.
That's my car! What the fuck, Jens! I thought we had a deal! No deal, when you try to pull a swifty, Max.
Get back Max, let us deal with this.
Call your men back, we don't need more trouble.
What are you guys doing? He's on my car! Get off, you! Get off the fucking car! Get up you Come here! - Alright, mate! Let me go! - Nah, he's alright! As long as he keeps his arms to himself.
Bloody idiot! See what happens when you get in bed with the fucking Greenies? Ah, shut it, Grayson.
Gonna start logging those coops on Monday, whatever it takes.
And if any of your sweet little backroom deals stuff it up, it'll cost ya! - Don't threaten me, mate! - I just did, dickhead! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! Once logged, forever lost! You know Mom reckoned she did it.
She calls her Mary Bell.
Who is Mary Bell ? Some girl in England who killed kids? No offence Lize, but your mom has a serious problem.
Look, she was here when Gillian Baxter disappeared, you weren't.
I know I wasn't the only one who saw the lights that night.
Enough of your folk crap again! Look, if she didn't do it, then why'd she leave? Why wouldn't you? She had the brains to get out of this hellhole.
Just like I'm going to.
Wish I could come with you.
You'll never leave here, Lize! You'll be up the duff before you're twenty.
Will not.
You ladies got a light? Sluts! He is such a TURNIP.
Aye, you gonna get it one day.
- See ya! - Okay! Hey Lofty, how's the beanie? Yeah, really good.
Thanks Chloe.
I'll knit you another one soon.
Love you, Lize.
- Love you.
- Love you! What's the bastard think he's doing? Wait, Macca! Go on.
You're up! Thanks.
Dad said you sold the pub? It had been a bit much at play with the café, kids and all.
Staying for the bonfire then? Sorry? Dad's retirement bash, next Friday.
Not be as fancy as you're used to.
No, I can't.
Probably for the best.
Back to work, miss! Hi! Adam! - Shit day? - Yeah! And getting worse.
We got a leak! What do you mean? Buddy Gray knows every move we make almost before we do.
Someone's tipping him off.
Why would he worry about Kettering forest? It's not like it's old growth.
Any idea who it is? No.
And if I find out, I'll bloody kill him.
- Everything all right, luv? - I'm good.
Can I pay for this later? - Sure.
No worries, luv.
- Hey, Anna! Remember me? Max.
Yeah, that's right.
Long time no see.
I'm off.
Anna! You wanna come to a party? Take me where you saw them! The lights.
OK.
Is this where you see the lights? Not far from here The old Sullivan house.
Do you know it? I think so.
When I take you to them, you have to promise not to tell anyone.
Stuff there I wanna show you.
But only you.
OK.
I saved some for us.
Who's that? Lize My best friend.
Her mom reckons that you killed Gillian Baxter.
Do you think I did? Your sister's here.
Yeah, she would be.
Macca, shut the bloody door! I had to piss.
Fucking hell.
I gotta go.
Chloe will be home by now.
Looks like Chloe's new best friend is here.
Chloe can go and get fucked.
Still love her! Piss off.
Chloe? Wait! Chloe.
Chloe? Chloe! Now we had an influx of calls this morning.
And locals are reporting seeing unusual lights at the Kettering forest last night.
Police have dismissed the reports as the effects of the aurora.
Now of course there's a spectacular display of southern lights.
Well, most Hobart airport is closed until further notice.
And aircrafts have been diverted.
We'll have more news in an hour.
Coat coat.
Come on, Chloe It's time to get up! Mommy? Mommy? Mommy, is that you? - Mommy? - Who is this? - Please? - Mommy! Hey, luv.
I was worried about you.
Slept in the ute.
It's bloody freezing out there! - Wish you'd call.
- Couldn't get through.
Any coffee? You'll have to make a fresh one.
You could warm me up I've got class.
We got time There were lights over the forest last night.
I saw them.
Solar storm apparently.
Not your fault, Renae.
I'm off for a shower.
This might cause people would see a light similar to the aurora.
Now as you know, strange lights are fairly common.
And of course that would link to one of and that was the disappearance of the Kettering teenager Gillian Baxter.
- Dominic? - Renae.
It's happening again.
Anna? Is Chloe here? She gave me a lift yesterday, my car broke down.
I left my coat in the car.
She's not here.
Are you sure? She'll be at Lize's.
They're practically joined at the hip those two.
Maybe I should go there.
What? To the island? What, do you got a winning lottery ticket in that coat of yours? No, medication.
I'm leaving.
What's here, for heavens.
Ahh, can't get out fast enough, hey? I have to get back to work.
That's right, your dad said that you are a big doctor now.
Chloe told me she was thinking of getting out of Kettering.
Yeah, she's a dreamer like me.
To be honest, we didn't expect to see you back here.
Guess we all come home eventually.
Not all of us.
Anna? Keep going, girls.
Wow so grown up.
Back in line! Anna.
Stay.
I can't.
Anna? Anna? Come, Gracy, get away from that.
Come on, come out of there.
- Hey Barb.
- Hey Fergus, I'm looking for Chloe.
Can you check in with Eliza for me? - I'm heading to the island anyway.
- Thanks, Fergus.
- Tell her to get home.
- I'm gonna.
Good.
Hey, Jack! Bit of a graveyard out there, mate.
- Ahem, I'll get you a coffee.
- Can't stay.
If you cant fulfil this contract, I need to know right now.
You promised me five hundred cube a week ago.
I'm looking at their gear to stand around idle.
The Greens promised they wouldn't block us.
But now I have to negotiate.
What do you mean 'negotiate'? - I've stuck my neck out as far as I can.
- Alright, I'll sort it out! If you don't deliver you're gonna lose this mill! Yeah.
What the ? What's bloody going on? What is that? - Hey, Eliza.
- Shh.
Hey! - Is Chloe here? - No.
I haven't seen her since last night.
Do you know where she is? She probably crashed at the party.
Party? We were at a party up in the forest.
Was Chloe drinking? No, I don't know What do you mean you don't know? She was pretty out of it.
She was on something, I think.
What, what Drugs? She was with Anna Macy.
Yeah.
- Ahh, god! What's that noise?! - It's OK, Mom! Here, let me do it.
Sorry.
Can't you do anything without making it a drama? I was just trying to make you some breakfast.
Nobody ever offers to make me breakfast.
Oh-oh, there you go.
It's free to a good home.
Can you make me a coffee without burning the house down? What are you doing here, anyway? My old man finally gone and done someone in? Surprisingly not.
I'm just looking for Chloe.
- Did you check the back of the boy's utes? - Mom! You said that she was with Anna? - Yeah.
- Anna Macy? - Is she back? - Yeah! See this scar? Pushed me through a window, damn bad bitch! I don't think that's what happened, Sharon.
It was an accident.
Accident, my ass! Check the forest.
Anna's got a habit of losing friends out there.
When Chloe heard who she was, she went mental.
You know Chloe's stupid obsession with the Kettering Incident.
Right, so Anna was with Chloe when you left? Yeah.
They were having some kind of an argument.
What was that about? I don't know.
You won't tell Mom I was at the party, will you? No! No, I won't.
Don't worry.
OK, Lize you'll let me know if you hear any more about drugs, alright? Get in, Dane.
They're saying we're missing some packets.
Do you know anything about that? No.
I would think about it pretty carefully, - if I was you.
- I haven't got your gear.
Ask Chloe! It didn't get tight as long as your girlfriend wasn't in it? - Did it? - She's not my girlfriend.
Not by choice, I'm guessing.
I dumped her.
I told her she'd get in trouble.
What sort of trouble? From you.
I don't know where she is.
I didn't ask you where she was.
I asked you where the drugs were.
I don't know.
Then you better find them.
Ain't you gonna give me a lift back? I don't run a taxi service, Dane.
Hi.
Could I speak to Dr.
McKenzie, please? - She's not here.
- It's urgent.
Dr.
McKenzie doesn't work here any more.
If you want a doc, you'll gonna have to go to Hobart or you can take a seat and I'll see you.
OK, Mrs.
Fisher.
Kade.
Kade! What are you doing? Who's she? How long does he have this marking? Please, leave I'm going to call the police.
This colouring looks like advanced haemochromatosis.
I've never seen it in anybody so young.
You need to have his ferritin levels checked.
Well, she won't go to a hospital.
No one's taking him away from me.
- No.
- You need to take a blood sample.
- Excuse me, but you can't - You need specialist advice on this.
Mrs.
Fisher! Who are you? I'm a haematologist.
You need to get her to bring him back in here.
She's only been in here a couple of times, they just turn up.
That boy could be seriously ill.
You need to find an address.
Lofty have you seen Chloe today? Nah.
Nah, haven't.
Right-o.
Well if you do see her, could you tell her that her mom is looking for her? Will do, Fergus.
So bit late to be cleaning the ferry, isn't it? I missed the first run.
I had a sore throat.
Alright, well you look after yourself, OK? - Hi.
- Hi.
This prescription belongs to Dr.
McKenzie.
Where did you get it? Doctor in Hobart.
Who? I don't know, I'm not from there.
Ahem I can't authorise this.
I'm not asking you to cook up meth, am I? Excuse me? I need that medication.
- I'm sorry, but - Look, I'm a doctor.
Just give me enough tablets until I get a prescription.
Have you seen your sister today? Why don't you ask the Ferrells? She one of them now, ain't she? What about last night? What about it? Did you see Chloe last night? Jesus, Adam? No I didn't.
We need to talk.
About what? Get onto Roy.
We need a plan B.
Yeah, I'll call her cousin.
You're OK? We got another call.
Ah, Jesus Christ.
Paper bastards.
You're alright? You should tell the police.
- They can track the calls.
- I know.
What if She's not coming home, Renae.
It's been too long.
You don't know that.
- I saw Anna today.
- Mm.
Thinks she's the bloody Queen of England, that one! Bloody gonna crucify that girl when she gets home.
I remember that day.
What day? The day Gillian didn't come home.
Don't you dare Chloe? Chloe? Chloe? Dane? What the bloody hell do you think you're doing? I thought you two had broken up.
We have.
I left a jumper here.
Well, you can't just bloody crawl through a window whenever it suits you.
Where is she? I don't know.
What, you haven't seen her today? Not since last night.
At the party.
What party? The Greenies up in the forest.
Ow, shit.
Max is gonna go mental.
Was she with someone? A guy? - Who would she be with? - I don't know I'm asking you.
She was with Roy's daughter.
What's her name? Anna.
Anna? - They were at a party together? - Yeah.
Ah, Renae Don't tell Chloe's father that she was up in the forest, OK? OK.
Shall I? Sorry, Barb.
We needed something to bring in the tourists.
God knows logging's not going to be around forever.
Thank you.
Never found a trace of her, you know? Seems bizarre, someone can just disappear like that.
We're closing.
- Where did you find this? - You dropped it at the party.
Looks like a Lomatia tasmanica.
Commonly known as the King's Lomatia.
It's a paper flower.
My patient made it for me.
I doubt she modelled it on some rare Tasmanian species.
How did it get out of my coat pocket? What, you don't remember? What? Well, you took your coat off and your shoes! You're a good dancer, bit wild Must be special Thanks for bringing it back.
So, you are from here? Beautiful place to grow up.
Where are you from? Nowhere particular.
Father was in the military.
Why are you here? Because people don't realise what they've got here.
And you need to be the one to show them.
I think you should go home.
See you up in the forest.
You should probably go too, little bird.
- Contraband.
- Nice! Anna not here? Ahh, no.
Been driving around all day looking for Chloe Halloway.
She didn't come home last night from a party up at the Greenie camp.
Think there might be a bit of dealing going on down there.
Do you think the drugs are coming from here? There's a bit of talk around.
Chloe might be caught up in drugs? Bit of a coincidence.
- Dunno yet.
- You got a gut hunch.
There's not a market for it here.
Last year was the one off.
Relax, mate.
- Hi, Fergus! - Anna! Hi! You look ah great.
- Thanks.
- Is that your mother's coat? I borrowed it.
Is that OK? Ahh, yeah, of course.
Ehh, what happened to your coat? I left it in Chloe's car yesterday.
She hasn't dropped it off, has she? Ehh, no.
Ehh, Fergus is been looking for her.
Oh.
Yeah, yeah.
She'll turn up.
I'll walk you out.
Ah, OK, yeah.
Ahm Alright, see you around, Roy! Ah, yeah.
And I'll sort the fish.
Did I hear a Mayday this morning? Out in the Channel.
I didn't get any reports, I'd know.
I heard it on the radio.
Through a lot of static.
Might have been a cross line.
- So, I'm I was thinking - "Ravenscroft" I think.
Sorry? The S.
O.
S.
, they called out Ravenscroft.
I know that name.
It's probably nothing.
Hmm.
Are you worried about Chloe? No No, she just likes to keep her parents on her toes.
You were with her at the party, right? Who told you that? Eliza Grayson, Chloe's best friend.
I think her nose is a little bit out of joint.
I was home by eleven.
Chloe was partying pretty hard.
Chloe was frightened of something.
Someone.
She wanted to leave.
- The party? - No, town.
Did she say why? No.
She's definitely frightened.
Ah, OK.
Alright, well, thanks, I should get going.
You're OK? I'm fine.
I didn't sleep much last night.
You stay up too late.
You didn't come home until after midnight.
What happened at the chemist's shop today? Nothing.
It's just a misunderstanding.
Who lived in that house? That's the old Sullivan house On Mother Sullivan's Ridge.
It had been abandoned for years.
The Old Sullivan home Yes.
Why? Why did we go there? Your mom used to take you there for picnics.
You loved to play on the dam.
Anna, do you know where Chloe is? Why would I know? You think it's my fault she didn't come home last night? Oh, don't be ridiculous.
I have to take this.
We'll talk later.
Hello? I can't believe you're going.
And how stupid are we gonna look when she comes waltzing up that drive.
- We'll lose the bloody contract - Will you shut up about the contract! That is all you care about, the mill! The bloody mill.
Your daughter could be out there.
Chloe could have taken off.
Ahh, stop being dramatic! And that "bloody mill" sustains every family in this town.
And what about your family, Max? What about your daughter?! I should have stayed with her, Auntie Barb.
I'm really sorry.
We'll find her.
And how many times would you say that you've had this experience, Jane? About ten or twelve since I was young.
And when you have this these experiences, do you feel paralysed? Yeah, it's like I'm pinned to the bed.
I can't move.
It's terrifying.
What you might be suffering from what's know as sleep paralysis.
So you're saying you don't believe she was abducted? No, I'm simply trying to reason what Jane may have experienced.
You bloody scientists think you know everything.
On the contrary, we know very little very little.
I was taken.
I know I was.
Just like her poor daughter Gillian was all these years ago.
Now with all due respect, we don't know what happened to Gillian.
Something is weird up there.
There were lights up on Mother Sullivan's Ridge.
People see them all the time.
I saw them that night.
I dream about that place.
The forest.
I always remember how cold it was.
I don't how long we were there for.
Should count my blessings that they let me go.
I can't imagine your pain.
They're coming for me.
Somebody's here.
What do you want? Stay away from me! Who are you? Hey! Somebody help me! This better be good.
I can't stay long.
Chloe hasn't come home.
No.
The last three coops we started on the Greenies have shut down.
Things turn to shit.
- We gotta do something.
- No, we got all the coops.
Blackman's Gorge.
Nah, it's locked up.
- I'm thinking the Ridge.
- What? - Don't be mad! - That's not an option.
You and I own it.
Greenies can't touch it.
Neither can we.
It's too bloody risky.
We had an agreement.
Let the mill get sold.
See us all to ruin.
It's not an option, Max.
We're close to losing the contract with Stateman.
That happens, I'll close the mill.
I'm gonna do it.
You're talking about a hell of a lot of machinery digging around in there.
Well, maybe if we could start at the southern end.
Look, we are all on the edge.
Your bloody daughter coming back, that's putting everyone on edge.
Look at him! He's panicking because Chloe hasn't come home one night.
Well, you wouldn't worry if Eliza wouldn't come home.
Ah, Eliza isn't Chloe.
The fuck does that mean? - What do you think? - Come on, give it a rest.
How long she here for, Roy? She should be gone in a couple of days.
If we don't do this, we all lose out.
Thanks for the coffee, I'm off.
Thought you were gone already.
Nah.
Had some business down the wharf.
What's this? Nothing, just a drug case that Roy and I were investigating last year.
Oh, yeah? You reckon Chloe Holloway was involved in drugs? Not necessarily, I'm just following up on a hunch.
Well, don't work too hard.
I won't.
- Hi! - Hey.
Coming to the pub? I'd love to, but I can't.
Sorry, I just got too much work today.
What's this? Do you remember, a few years back.
Ten, in fact.
An old fishing trawler disappeared in the Channel Strait? Not really.
Well, I found this washed up this morning.
Isn't that near when your father drowned? Candlesticks? Yeah.
I had a visitor this morning.
- Mm! - Anna Macy.
She stole that prescription pad from the clinic.
Mhm.
She wanted risperidone.
- You know this is so odd.
- What? This morning, Anna thought that she heard an S.
O.
S.
Heard one or called one.
- What? - Don't worry.
You know, those drugs she's on? Yeah, what about them? They are the same her mother used to take.
Anti-psychotic.
Anna Macy? The lights! I've seen the men.
Not far from here.
The old Sullivan's house.
You know it? If I take you to them you have to promise me you won't tell anyone.
I want to show you.
But only you.
Wait! Stop! This island is full of ghosts.
Aborigines.
Convicts.
Miners.
Murderers.
You can feel them sometimes.
You can hear them whisper.
I hear the ghosts.
They're inside of everyone.
Ghosts is who they really are.
Everything else is just a mask.
Stuff that they know about people.
It's dangerous.
Dad.
Eliza's Dad.
Roy the cop.
I know what they're sitting on.
It's not right, I gotta get out of here.
And Travis, the sleazy bastard, he is following me everywhere.
He scares me.
Whole town does.
I swear one day I'm gonna tear up all their masks and disappear.
My mother She has the biggest mask of them all.
Huh, look at this lot.
We're here to split them up and interview them later.
Relax, guys.
It's only us.
Some party Yeah, I reckon I could get stoned just standing here.
Is there a Jens here? Right.
I don't suppose you got some tomtom drums on you or something, do you? Banana might do it.
To what do I owe this pleasure? Hi, do you want to report that mess down at the Greenie camp? - Would it make any difference? - Probably not.
I won't waste your time then.
You haven't seen Chloe Holloway today, have you? Not since last night.
Her car wasn't left here? Ahh, she was in no fit state to drive.
You do know she's only seventeen.
I'm not her father.
Her brother was here - Adam? - Mm.
He likes to come and visit.
And with his mates.
Keep an eye on us.
Were they here last night? Huh! Chloe? Chloe? Anna? Help me! This isn't like her.
I just want her to walk through that door.
- You found her? - No.
But your coat.
You said that it was in her car.
It wasn't there.
Barbara, I got to talk to you.
I saw something last night.
Up in the forest.
What are you talking about? The lights! I saw them.
Chloe saw them.
She knew something, Barbara.
Barb? I wanna go home.
What's going on? What have you done? I haven't done anything.
You shouldn't have ever come back.
- The lights are on.
- Chloe? Eliza! What is it, what's happened? This message just came through from Chloe.
Were you at the party with her? Nick, they're here.
They're coming for me.
Somebody's here.
What do you want? Stay away from me! Who are you? Hey! Somebody help me! edits by Cooper19, kinglouisxx, chamallow