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A Haunting At Rectory FULL HOT MOVIE
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00:00:00Good morning. I'm here to see the Reverend.
00:00:26And you are?
00:00:27I'm Frank. I've come about the handyman job.
00:00:31Oh, right. Come in.
00:00:34Of course.
00:00:46Ah, Reverend.
00:00:48Yes.
00:00:50I'm Frank, Frank Peerless. I've come about the handyman job.
00:00:54Ah yes, please, come through.
00:00:58This sure is a wonderful place you have here, Reverend. Wonderful.
00:01:07Oh, please, call me Lionel.
00:01:10Lionel it is.
00:01:12So, what is your previous work experience?
00:01:15Well, I've done a lot of manual labour. My last job was as a handyman in London.
00:01:21I worked for a family there.
00:01:23And why did you leave?
00:01:26The family there, they fell on hard times financially.
00:01:29And they couldn't afford to pay me, so, well, I just had to move on.
00:01:35Yes, a lot of people are suffering these days. It's tough out there.
00:01:42That's right, it sure is tough.
00:01:45But I, just like everybody else, we need to keep earning, right?
00:01:48And with me, it's not just for the roof over my head.
00:01:50You see, I'm working towards a bigger career goal here.
00:01:55Really? What is it?
00:01:57I want to be in films.
00:02:00Oh, as an actor?
00:02:03That's right. I plan to make enough money and get myself off to Hollywood, in fact.
00:02:12Well, I always admire people with big ambition.
00:02:17Of course, that doesn't mean I'm going to take the job on and leave you high and dry a few months down the road, you understand.
00:02:25I'm looking to make a lot of money, so I'm willing to commit myself for a couple of years, at least.
00:02:32Well, that's good to know.
00:02:36Well, the main duties will be maintaining the garden, general work on the house.
00:02:43In a nutshell, anything needed to keep the house and grounds in shape.
00:02:49Well, I can do all that.
00:02:55Listen, I'd normally interview other applicants.
00:03:03But I trust my instincts.
00:03:07I think you'd work hard and be a good asset to the place.
00:03:17Why, thank you, Lionel.
00:03:20I really do appreciate this opportunity.
00:03:24So I'll see you first thing tomorrow morning?
00:03:27First thing it is.
00:03:30Marianne will see you out.
00:03:32Thank you. And have yourself a good day now.
00:03:35And you too.
00:03:53Good night.
00:04:23Good night.
00:04:54HE SNORES
00:05:16I've got to get my skates on. I'm running late.
00:05:21Frank will be around later to start work on the garden.
00:05:24Night.
00:05:47Sorry to bother you, I couldn't get a drink could I?
00:05:50It's thirsty work out there.
00:05:52God, where are my manners?
00:05:55I should have offered you some water.
00:05:58How about something a little stronger maybe?
00:06:01It's tough going out there you know.
00:06:04Oh, um, okay.
00:06:09Please, come in, have a break.
00:06:23Cheers.
00:06:25Cheers.
00:06:31Um, my husband says you've been working as a handyman in London.
00:06:37That's right, good old London town.
00:06:41Yes, I've worked all over Europe actually.
00:06:45Really?
00:06:47Spent quite a lot of time in France a few years back now.
00:06:50France?
00:06:51Yeah, I opened a shoe store there in a town called Arlou.
00:06:55I can remember the locals used to call me Francois de Arlou.
00:07:04Do you speak any French?
00:07:09Moussave de Bouzia.
00:07:13What does that mean?
00:07:16You have very beautiful eyes.
00:07:21Oh.
00:07:26Right, best get back to the work.
00:07:29Thank you so much for the drink and the seat and your eyes.
00:07:34Um, just knock the door if you need anything.
00:07:40I will, I'll do just that.
00:07:42Do.
00:08:51Hey!
00:08:53God in heaven, I thought you were a burglar.
00:08:56Sorry lad, I didn't mean to scare you.
00:09:00What are you doing here?
00:09:03Are you homeless?
00:09:05No, I wouldn't quite put it that way.
00:09:09How would you put it?
00:09:12I'm a homeless man.
00:09:15I wouldn't quite put it that way.
00:09:18How would you put it?
00:09:20Look, I'm sorry.
00:09:22Look, I can just go now and I'll come back in the morning, okay?
00:09:27Listen, you don't need to go.
00:09:29If you need a place to stay, we have a guest room.
00:09:33A guest room?
00:09:36That's awfully kind of you, Lionel, but I couldn't put such an imposition on you.
00:09:40There's no imposition.
00:09:43What about your wife?
00:09:45She would be agreeable.
00:09:47Now, come on, let's get you upstairs and settled in.
00:09:53Alright?
00:09:55Only if you insist.
00:09:58Right.
00:10:06You couldn't find any lodgings in town?
00:10:09No, they're all full, all booked.
00:10:14Look, that's not entirely the truth, Lionel.
00:10:19The truth is I don't have a penny to my name.
00:10:23I thought I could build up some money working here and then find a place to stay.
00:10:29How embarrassing.
00:10:31Well, you're welcome to stay here until you get back on your feet.
00:10:37Are you sure?
00:10:39Of course. It's at times like these I'm reminded of a passage in the Bible.
00:10:44What good is it if someone says they have faith, but do not have works?
00:10:50You see, faith by itself, without works, is dead.
00:10:57Wow.
00:10:59You really are a good man, Lionel.
00:11:02Well, anything you need, just let me know.
00:11:06You have a restful evening.
00:11:08Oh, I'm sure I will. Thank you.
00:11:12You're very welcome.
00:11:18I'm sure I am.
00:11:22Whoa!
00:11:27What the hell is the handyman doing in our bath?
00:11:31He's homeless.
00:11:35What?
00:11:37I found him sleeping in the shed last night.
00:11:40He doesn't have anywhere else to go.
00:11:42He's homeless?
00:11:44Yes.
00:11:46What?
00:11:48I found him sleeping in the shed last night. He doesn't have anywhere else to go.
00:11:53So he's staying here?
00:11:57In the guest bedroom. Is that alright with you?
00:12:02How long is he going to be here?
00:12:05Perhaps a couple of weeks.
00:12:08He needs to earn enough money to find a place of his own. He's broke.
00:12:13So that's our problem, is it?
00:12:17I don't see helping others as being a problem.
00:12:24Are you saying I do?
00:12:26Of course not.
00:12:29I am not the heartless bitch you think I am.
00:12:34I don't think that. Don't be silly.
00:12:37You implied that I see helping others as a problem. Well, I don't.
00:12:41I'm sorry. I didn't mean to imply that.
00:12:45In future, if you're going to invite strangers to live here,
00:12:49I would like to know about it before I find them naked in the bathroom.
00:13:41Look, Mariana, I'm sorry I startled you earlier on that.
00:13:48Don't worry about it.
00:13:51Well, the last thing I want to do has been an inconvenience to you.
00:13:56From now on, I'll try to stay out of your hair, okay?
00:14:05You know...
00:14:10It was kind of funny.
00:14:13Yes, I suppose it was.
00:14:16Your face was a picture, Mariana.
00:14:20I didn't exactly expect to see a naked stranger in the bathtub.
00:14:24Well, I promise from now on I'll keep my clothes on, okay?
00:14:35It wasn't the worst thing I've ever seen.
00:14:38Should I be taking that as a compliment, then?
00:14:47Do you want a drink or something?
00:14:51No, no. Plenty of work to do today. Lots and lots of work today.
00:14:56I just wanted to apologise, that's all.
00:14:59Don't worry about it.
00:15:02Okay. Thank you.
00:15:29This is delicious.
00:15:33The garden's coming along nicely.
00:15:36It's getting there.
00:15:39I don't know if either of you have had any thoughts on flowers.
00:15:43I really do believe the garden would benefit with a bit of colour.
00:15:48That sounds good.
00:15:51Mariana?
00:15:54I've always loved bronze chrysanthemums.
00:15:57Now they are a good choice.
00:15:59There's a wide variety of those here.
00:16:01There's spoon-shaped, quill-shaped, thread-like and spider-like florets.
00:16:05You do know the meaning behind the bronze chrysanthemum, don't you?
00:16:09No.
00:16:11It represents excitement.
00:16:16Do you go to church, Frank?
00:16:20No. No, I don't.
00:16:23It's not that I don't believe or anything.
00:16:26I simply struggle to find the time, you know.
00:16:30God always finds time for us.
00:16:33Sometimes we need to find time for him, too.
00:16:38Lionel, he just wants to have dinner, not get converted.
00:16:45Whatever you say, dear.
00:16:56Here.
00:17:01Lionel?
00:17:03No, thank you.
00:17:14Good morning, Lionel.
00:17:16Huh?
00:17:17Oh, morning.
00:17:19Did you sleep all right in the guest bedroom?
00:17:21Yes, wonderful, thank you.
00:17:23Good.
00:17:27Well, I've got to get going.
00:17:41Morning.
00:17:42Good morning.
00:17:45Would you like some breakfast?
00:17:47No, I don't want to trouble you.
00:17:50It's no trouble.
00:18:10Mmm.
00:18:13You really are a good cook, Marianne.
00:18:17Thanks.
00:18:25What's funny?
00:18:28Oh, I...
00:18:30Sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.
00:18:32I just paid you a compliment there, that's all.
00:18:35And you kind of treated it like an insult.
00:18:39Sorry.
00:18:42I just...
00:18:46Sometimes it seems like that's what I do around here.
00:18:52I cook the meals.
00:18:55That's it.
00:18:59Yes.
00:19:01Boredom really is a killer sometimes, isn't it?
00:19:13You're missing the point.
00:19:16No, no.
00:19:18No, I get the point.
00:19:21Oh, you do?
00:19:23Do you?
00:19:24Mm-hmm.
00:19:26Hmm.
00:19:31What exactly is the point?
00:19:36That question, Marianne.
00:19:39What is the point?
00:19:46It's hard for you to see the point right now, isn't it?
00:19:49I mean, you clean the house, you cook the food, and you do the dishes.
00:19:56And then...
00:19:58Well, then you clean the house, you cook the food, and then you do the dishes.
00:20:03Every day is the same.
00:20:06But you do your best, Marianne.
00:20:08You play in the role of the good housewife, but that's just it, isn't it?
00:20:13It's just a role.
00:20:16Like an actor pretending to be something else.
00:20:20Maybe, just maybe, you're pretending to be half of what you really are.
00:20:28The question is, Marianne, how long can you go on feeling this unhappy?
00:20:35Sitting there every night, staring up at the ceiling, just waiting for something to happen.
00:20:42Knowing all the while that you were meant for something better.
00:20:50Feeling it.
00:20:53Wanting it.
00:20:57Needing it.
00:21:02You know nothing about me.
00:21:33Marianne!
00:21:52My heart is sad and I'm all alone.
00:21:58My man treats me mean.
00:22:03I regret the day that I was born.
00:22:09And that man I ever seen.
00:22:15My happiness is less today.
00:22:20My heart is broke, that's why I say.
00:22:26But a good man is hard to find.
00:22:32You always get another time.
00:22:38Yeah, so when you think that he's your man.
00:22:45You look his body through his hair.
00:22:49When I move down, then you say.
00:22:54You are the man.
00:22:57You are the man.
00:23:00Now it's time.
00:23:03That you say.
00:23:06You are the man.
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00:25:56Help me.
00:25:58Please help me.
00:26:01Mary Ann.
00:26:02Oh my goodness.
00:26:04Are you okay?
00:26:06I can smell it, there's someone in here.
00:26:11A man.
00:26:12What man?
00:26:13I don't know.
00:26:14Come on.
00:26:15I don't know.
00:26:16You're okay now.
00:26:17Come on, let's get you up here.
00:26:18Come on.
00:26:19Oh my goodness, you're freezing.
00:26:20It's okay, shh.
00:26:21It's okay, there's no man.
00:26:22Okay, shh.
00:26:23It's okay.
00:26:24It's okay.
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00:26:41It's okay.
00:26:42Shh.
00:26:43Are you feeling better now?
00:26:47Yeah.
00:26:51I don't know what happened.
00:27:01Not the wireless, but someone had lit the fire while I was there, and then I saw this
00:27:16man.
00:27:17What man?
00:27:18In robes.
00:27:19He looked like a monk.
00:27:20Monk?
00:27:22Yeah.
00:27:23I followed him upstairs, but then he just... he just disappeared.
00:27:28At least you're okay now, hey?
00:27:33Yeah.
00:27:34I'm fine.
00:27:35I'm fine.
00:27:36I'm fine.
00:27:37I'm fine.
00:27:38I'm fine.
00:27:39I'm fine.
00:27:40I'm fine.
00:27:41I'm fine.
00:27:42I'm fine.
00:27:43I'm fine.
00:27:44I'm fine.
00:27:45I'm fine.
00:27:46I'm fine.
00:27:47I'm fine.
00:27:48At least you're okay now, hey?
00:27:53I'm far from okay.
00:27:57Now what do you mean by that, Marianne?
00:28:03What you said.
00:28:07Earlier.
00:28:10Yes, look, about that.
00:28:12I really did overstep the mark there.
00:28:14No.
00:28:16No, you were right.
00:28:25I'm not happy.
00:28:46I'm not happy.
00:29:16I'm not happy.
00:29:46I'm not happy.
00:30:11Any luck searching for a new place, Frank?
00:30:15I've made quite a few enquiries in town, Lionel, but nothing as yet.
00:30:23Well, you're welcome to stay here as long as you need to be.
00:30:28Thanks.
00:30:31The garden's coming along nicely now, isn't it, sweetheart?
00:30:36Yes.
00:30:38Frank's doing a wonderful job here.
00:30:44Yes, he is.
00:31:44I love you.
00:32:14I love you.
00:32:44Frank.
00:32:47Could you come upstairs for a moment?
00:32:49I'd like to speak to you.
00:33:02What's this?
00:33:04What the crikey, Moses, is this doing in here?
00:33:08I was about to ask you the same thing.
00:33:13But I don't know.
00:33:16Did you put this here?
00:33:21Come on, Lionel, now.
00:33:23This is no laughing matter.
00:33:26Why would I put a scarecrow in my bed?
00:33:29You tell me.
00:33:32All right, Lionel, just listen, OK?
00:33:35I don't know what it's doing here, and I certainly didn't put it there, OK?
00:33:39I can... I can just...
00:33:42Just burn it in the garden, now.
00:33:44Burn it? What for?
00:33:46Just do it.
00:33:48Do it now.
00:34:01I think your Lionel's a bit stressed out.
00:34:06Do we have to talk about him right now?
00:34:09Yes, sorry.
00:34:12No, it's just that, well, he was...
00:34:15He was really quite adamant about me burning this silly scarecrow in the garden.
00:34:22Do you know, I think he was really scared of it.
00:34:27He's just enjoying the power over you.
00:34:31The power over me? What do you mean?
00:34:36I think he likes telling people what to do.
00:34:39That's why he's a reverend.
00:34:41He can tell people what's what and claim it's the word of God.
00:34:45What, he tells you what to do, does he?
00:34:48No.
00:34:50No-one's my boss.
00:34:58Good afternoon.
00:35:01Hello.
00:35:03I'm Foyster. I thought I'd introduce myself.
00:35:06I've not seen you at the church before.
00:35:09I haven't been for a while.
00:35:11Oh, well, perhaps I can convince you to pay a visit sometime.
00:35:14I often come to the graveyard.
00:35:16Visiting a loved one?
00:35:18Yes. My one true love.
00:35:21I'm sorry you lost him.
00:35:27You have a good heart.
00:35:30But you're surrounded by evil.
00:35:32Excuse me?
00:35:34Your house, the rectory.
00:35:36You need to lay those tormented spirits to rest.
00:35:56Good night.
00:36:26Oh, dear, you might have never thought that.
00:36:32You could blow my holy trumpet any day now.
00:36:45Hi, Lionel.
00:36:51Lionel, please take a seat.
00:36:54Take the weight off your feet.
00:36:56You really do look splotched.
00:37:25I've got dinner cooking.
00:37:28That's nice.
00:37:54Lionel?
00:38:24Lionel?
00:38:55No! No!
00:38:59What the hell was that?
00:39:02Frank!
00:39:04Stay here! Stay...
00:39:08Oh, my God!
00:39:10Who is it?
00:39:14Frank!
00:39:18Oh, my God! How did this happen?
00:39:22I don't understand.
00:39:41I don't understand what happened.
00:39:47I thought it was a dream.
00:39:51And there was nobody else in the room with you?
00:39:53No. No-one.
00:39:56It felt like I...
00:39:58It felt like I was being pinned down, but there was no-one there.
00:40:03It felt like I was being whipped, but...
00:40:07I couldn't see anyone.
00:40:09This house is haunted.
00:40:16Have you seen something?
00:40:18I've seen a few things. Things that frighten me.
00:40:22Why didn't you say anything?
00:40:25I wondered if it was my imagination.
00:40:27I tried to find rational explanations, but...
00:40:31I must admit the truth.
00:40:34Evil is living here with us.
00:40:37With all due respect, Lionel, ghosts aren't real, for Christ's sakes.
00:40:41Well, your injuries are very real, though, aren't they?
00:40:44How do you explain that?
00:40:49I don't know.
00:40:52I've seen something, too.
00:40:54What?
00:40:58I saw a man in a hooded robe.
00:41:02He looked like a monk.
00:41:06I followed him into Frank's room.
00:41:09And the monk burst out of the cupboard,
00:41:12but then I screamed and he was gone.
00:41:15I really don't know about all this monk business, Mary.
00:41:19Like I said, maybe it was all in your mind.
00:41:23You knew about this, too?
00:41:25Frank heard me screaming.
00:41:27He came in to make sure I was OK.
00:41:29I thought there was an intruder in the house, Lionel.
00:41:32She was screaming.
00:41:36Why didn't you tell me?
00:41:38I don't know.
00:41:40Like you, I was trying to find a rational explanation for it.
00:41:46I suppose some things are better left unsaid.
00:41:57Well, if this place is haunted, what can we do about it?
00:42:04In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
00:42:12Peace be with this house and all who live in it.
00:42:28When Christ took flesh through the Blessed Virgin Mary,
00:42:32he made his home with us.
00:42:36The Lord said to the 72,
00:42:39into whatever house you enter,
00:42:41first say,
00:42:43Peace to this household.
00:42:46If a peaceful person lives there,
00:42:49your peace will rest on them.
00:42:53But if not, it will return to you.
00:42:57Stay in the same household.
00:43:00Eat and drink what is set before you.
00:43:05For the labourer deserves his payment.
00:43:09If you're the sick who live there,
00:43:12you say to them,
00:43:14The kingdom of God is there for you.
00:43:26What's wrong?
00:43:36What's all this?
00:43:40It just appeared.
00:43:46Blind man.
00:43:48This looks like blood.
00:43:58My God.
00:44:02What happened?
00:44:06Your Lionel here seems to think this all just appeared.
00:44:16I walked round the bed and when I turned back it was there.
00:44:23There's blood all at the back inside there.
00:44:35Hey, this is loose.
00:44:53Jesus!
00:44:57Oh my God.
00:45:02Lionel?
00:45:09What the hell is going on in here?
00:45:14What the hell is going on in here?
00:45:37How's Marianne? Where is she?
00:45:40She's just had a bit of a shock.
00:45:43She's having a lie down.
00:45:49As long as she's okay, eh?
00:45:52She'll feel better after resting.
00:46:02Look, I was going to ask.
00:46:06Are you going to speak to the police about all this?
00:46:10Of course.
00:46:15Well, I was kind of hoping you wouldn't say.
00:46:20Why?
00:46:24I've done something that I'm not particularly proud of, Lionel.
00:46:30What have you done, Frank?
00:46:34It's about that family I was working for in London.
00:46:38What about them?
00:46:41Oh, I just borrowed some money from them, that's all.
00:46:46Borrowed?
00:46:48Well, they wouldn't pay me for the work, see, so I had to make some threats.
00:46:54I suppose I took some money that they weren't prepared to give.
00:47:00You stole money from them?
00:47:02Stole? I don't think that's the right word to use here, Lionel.
00:47:06They might see it that way, but I was merely taking what I was owed for the work, see?
00:47:12And they reported you to the police?
00:47:15Yes.
00:47:17And are the police looking for you?
00:47:20I suppose so.
00:47:30And do you still have the money?
00:47:32No.
00:47:34I spent the money travelling. I really wasn't lying when I said I had no money.
00:47:44You realise I have to speak to the police?
00:47:48Come on, Lionel, I do really feel...
00:47:51Let me finish.
00:47:53I have to speak to the police about what we found, but I can delay it.
00:48:01I'll give you a week to find somewhere else to live.
00:48:04A week? Well, that's a bit harsh, isn't it?
00:48:08Look, how's about this?
00:48:13How's about I just do a bunker for a couple of days and then I could come back when the police have gone?
00:48:19How's about that, eh?
00:48:23The thing is, Frank, I'm a reverend. I have a moral responsibility.
00:48:29It wouldn't be very moral of me to harbour a wanted criminal.
00:48:34So, I think it's time for you to move on.
00:48:40Just be thankful I'm not asking you to leave right away.
00:48:44At least I'm giving you some time.
00:48:48Oh, I am thankful, Lionel. I am.
00:48:53It's just a pity, you see, I was really starting to enjoy my time here.
00:49:04Well, all good things must come to an end.
00:49:17Yeah.
00:49:20Yeah.
00:49:45Go inside and have a drink.
00:49:47It's been a difficult day for all of us. Try to get some rest.
00:49:52Some rest?
00:49:55Of course.
00:50:17Good night.
00:50:47Good night.
00:51:17Good night.
00:51:20Good night.
00:51:46Lionel knows about us.
00:51:49Did he say that?
00:51:53Not in so many words.
00:51:56What did he say then?
00:51:58He found the torn red dress that I hid in the shed.
00:52:03That doesn't mean nothing.
00:52:06I just know he knows.
00:52:10Yes, there have been some awkward moments with him.
00:52:15Exactly.
00:52:18He knows.
00:52:21So what do you want to do?
00:52:28I don't know.
00:52:31Do you want to stay with him?
00:52:37I'm unhappy with Lionel.
00:52:42Lionel is weak.
00:52:45You need a strong man, Marianne.
00:52:50I don't know if he'll go quietly.
00:52:56What are you talking about?
00:52:59Why, he's weaker than any man I've ever seen.
00:53:06You don't know him like I do.
00:53:09When he's passionate about something, he'll fight for it.
00:53:15Well.
00:53:18Maybe there is one way we can be sure he'll let you go.
00:53:26What?
00:53:30I could take care of him.
00:53:35Take care of him?
00:53:38You know.
00:53:41Get him closer to God.
00:53:59Are you serious?
00:54:01Are you serious?
00:54:02Why not?
00:54:04Well, you said you didn't love him, didn't you?
00:54:09And he has treated you terribly, Marianne.
00:54:12Hell, I could make that look like an accident.
00:54:19It's one thing not to love someone.
00:54:23It's another thing to bloody kill.
00:54:26Okay, Marianne, calm down.
00:54:28How can I be calm when you're suggesting something so terrible?
00:54:31Marianne, Marianne, I just want to be with you.
00:54:34And I'll do whatever it takes to make that happen.
00:54:38I swear to God I will.
00:54:58Hey.
00:54:59Wait.
00:55:01I've been waiting for you.
00:55:03I know.
00:55:04You were right.
00:55:05There is evil in my house.
00:55:07It's an ancient evil.
00:55:09Slain dormant for many years, but now something has unlocked it.
00:55:13Do you know what happened in that house?
00:55:16Yes.
00:55:17Please, tell me.
00:55:20Many years ago, there was a French nun.
00:55:23She left her religious ordering to travel to England.
00:55:26She married the first son of the Waldergraves,
00:55:28a powerful family who owned the rectory at the time.
00:55:32The nun's name was Marie Lair.
00:55:35After she got married, Marie fell deeply unhappy.
00:55:40There used to be a Benedictine monastery in the area at the time,
00:55:43and she went there to pray for guidance.
00:55:47During one of her visits, she met a monk.
00:55:49His name was Anthony.
00:55:51Eventually, the two fell in love.
00:55:54They began an affair.
00:55:56The nun's husband found out.
00:55:59One night, he lured them both back into the house
00:56:03and killed them in one of the bedrooms.
00:56:05Was he ever brought to justice?
00:56:07No.
00:56:09Neither the nun nor the monk had any family.
00:56:11They weren't going to be missed.
00:56:14Their bodies were concealed in one of the bedrooms
00:56:16and never spoken of again.
00:56:19Of course, there were questions that were asked,
00:56:22but no one dared challenge the powerful Waldergrave family.
00:56:27Now the spirits of Marie and Anthony haunt the rectory,
00:56:31lost in limbo between this world and the next.
00:56:34How can I help them to move on?
00:56:36The only way is to gather the bones,
00:56:38bring them here, and bury them in hallowed ground.
00:56:42That way, they can finally find their way to God.
00:56:48How do you know all this?
00:57:18How do you know all this?
00:57:42You okay, Lan?
00:57:49Choco.
00:57:57Do you know how I met Marianne?
00:58:09No.
00:58:12She was at a church fete 15 years ago.
00:58:18I was in a parish in Devon at that time.
00:58:24She was confident, vivacious, very social.
00:58:35I was a quiet homebody, the complete opposite of her.
00:58:41But when we met, it felt very natural.
00:58:48That day, we talked and talked
00:58:55about everything and anything about her past, my past.
00:59:03We shared a few laughs.
00:59:06We connected.
00:59:10It was special.
00:59:17I remember walking home one evening,
00:59:23thinking,
00:59:26this is the woman for me,
00:59:29that I would move heaven and earth to have.
00:59:33That I would move heaven and earth to have her in my life.
00:59:40We continued to see each other.
00:59:46Perhaps we grew too close too quickly.
00:59:51Doubts crept in.
00:59:54For her, that is, not me.
00:59:58Marianne wasn't ready for a relationship.
01:00:04Months went by before I saw her again.
01:00:09Then one Sunday, she came to church.
01:00:17Absence really does make the heart grow fonder.
01:00:24The moment I saw her again,
01:00:27I knew I was completely in love with her.
01:00:32She said her doubts were gone.
01:00:37She was sure I was the one for her.
01:00:43And a few months later, she made me the happiest man alive
01:00:46by agreeing to be my wife.
01:00:54I found my best friend.
01:00:58I found my best friend.
01:01:03My soulmate.
01:01:12But now,
01:01:17I wonder whether those doubts
01:01:21ever truly left her.
01:01:26I wonder whether I've been living
01:01:30in denial of her feelings.
01:01:43But one thing is constant.
01:01:48My feelings haven't changed.
01:01:53I will still move heaven and earth to have her in my life.
01:02:10Well,
01:02:15I really don't know what to say about all that, Lionel.
01:02:23You'll move.
01:02:31There's nothing more to say.
01:02:42I want you gone by the end of the week.
01:02:53I want you gone by the end of the week.
01:03:15And what time do you call this?
01:03:19What are you laughing at?
01:03:22You, Marianne.
01:03:24All high and mighty.
01:03:31Excuse me?
01:03:35You do not tell me what to do ever again.
01:03:50You've given me my last chance.
01:03:54You've been married to your fucking job.
01:03:58You mean what you're saying, too?
01:04:02Fucking crap, Lionel. I am still at home.
01:04:06All the same.
01:04:08You can't do that.
01:04:10What?
01:04:11Running.
01:04:13You can go out.
01:04:15Find a part-time job.
01:04:17Or something.
01:04:19Kick out the house.
01:04:22Go to town and meet people.
01:04:25Make some friends.
01:04:27Is that too much effort?
01:04:30You've never had to work for anything in your entire life.
01:04:34You only wanted a husband so you can have everything handed to you.
01:04:39Fucking bastard!
01:04:41She's how much you know about me if you think that.
01:04:45Why did you marry me then?
01:04:47It wasn't for love.
01:04:49You think you've got all the answers, don't you?
01:04:52You arrogant little sod. You don't know anything about me.
01:04:57You never loved me.
01:05:01Oh, OK. I suppose I didn't.
01:05:04I never loved you. I just married you for the security.
01:05:08Is that what you wanted to hear?
01:05:11Finally.
01:05:13Finally.
01:05:15Fuck off, Lionel.
01:05:17Yeah, you'd like that, wouldn't you?
01:05:19Then you could be all alone with him.
01:05:30You've gone insane.
01:05:33I'm the crazy one now, am I?
01:05:37I am not an idiot, Aria.
01:05:41No, you're not an idiot.
01:05:43You're just a cruel, cruel man.
01:05:47How am I cruel?
01:05:49Lionel, you are never, ever affectionate.
01:05:53I mean, you deprive me of sex.
01:05:55Have you any idea what that's done to my self-esteem?
01:05:58So that's your excuse for sleeping with the hell?
01:06:05Lost for words?
01:06:11He's more man than you'll ever be.
01:06:21You think he's a man?
01:06:26A real man doesn't use another man's wife.
01:06:34He didn't use me.
01:06:38He didn't use me.
01:06:43I wanted it.
01:06:46You disgust me.
01:06:56That's why you never wanted to have sex with me.
01:06:59Oh, shut up!
01:07:01You know what? Frank isn't disgusted by me.
01:07:06That's why I sucked his cock!
01:07:08Shut your foul mouth!
01:07:10I sucked his cock, and I let him fuck me!
01:07:13I'm warning you, Marianne!
01:07:16I let him fuck me in the arse as well!
01:07:36You OK, Marianne?
01:07:45I want you to get him.
01:07:50What was that?
01:07:56I want you to get him.
01:08:06I want you to kill him.
01:08:14Consider it done.
01:08:35I love you.
01:08:38I love you.
01:09:04Fuck them.
01:09:08Fuck them.
01:09:39Lord, let me commend Marie and Anthony to your mercy.
01:09:43Lord God, our Father in Heaven,
01:09:46the Son and Saviour of the Earth,
01:09:49the Holy Spirit,
01:09:52have mercy on them.
01:09:55Amen.
01:10:08Amen.
01:10:38I love you.
01:11:08I love you.
01:11:38I love you.
01:12:09Evening, Lionel.
01:12:12What do you want?
01:12:17It's just that cupboard in my room.
01:12:19It's not your room.
01:12:21It's my guest room.
01:12:23Whatever you say, Lionel.
01:12:25What about the cupboard?
01:12:28It's just that I think I found some other stuff in there.
01:12:32What other stuff?
01:12:35Come with me and I can show you.
01:13:05So are you going to tell me what you have in there?
01:13:09Go in and see for yourself, Lionel.
01:13:20Just open the door.
01:13:23Why are these sheets on the floor?
01:13:25The sheets...
01:13:27The paint was coming off the ceiling.
01:13:29It was ghastly.
01:13:31I was going to do a bit of decorating.
01:13:33You really do need to look inside the cupboard there,
01:13:36just on the left.
01:14:03Frank?
01:14:11Frank?
01:14:29Frank?
01:14:33Frank?
01:15:04Frank?
01:15:12Hello, Maria.
01:15:23Where's Frank?
01:15:27Frank?
01:15:31Yes.
01:15:34Frank.
01:15:38Where is he?
01:15:41Oh, Frank.
01:15:44The lying, cheating criminal.
01:15:49He's in the dining room.
01:16:00Frank?
01:16:30Frank?
01:17:00Frank?