Until Dawn

No! No! No!

No!

Yes.

No.

No, no.

Please.

No, I can't die again.

I can't. I can't do it.

Please, not again. I can't.

No. No, no.

No. No. No, please!

No!

It looks like rain.

[REPEATING SENTENCE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

Um, hey, so...

what's the plan when we get there?

Like, we gonna do some sort of ritual or something?

I'm not prepared for any rituals.

Not your "woo-woo" kind of ritual.

More like a... like a closing ceremony thing, you know?

This is the last stop of our tour,

and even though we've learned absolutely nothing new...

- -...we should probably

mark the occasion.

Like a, like a celebration of our failure kind of thing?

-Yeah. Sure. Whatever. -Right.

I-I'm not really sure what we were expecting anyways.

Closure.

Isn't that usually what people are after

in these kinds of situations?

We're not getting closure.

She's missing. Not dead.

No. Yeah, of course. I was just asking.

Wait, wait, wait. Clover, please don't delete. Just...

Just watch.

Look, I know I could've handled

our goodbye differently.

I could've handled everything after Mom's death differently.

I just couldn't stay in that house any longer.

But it's not too late for you to join me.

And I know it's not an easy decision

but, please, call me back.

I miss you.

Kinda eerie being here a year later.

Max!

What?

He's right though.

It is. It's eerie and it's...

it's kind of sad.

Sorry, Clover.

I think we should join hands.

-No. -Jesus Christ, Megan.

We've done it literally everywhere else.

It'd feel kind of incomplete if we didn't do it here.

Clover knows I've got special shit going on, so--

Special shit going on?

Your biggest psychic achievement was when you "sensed"

that your dad was having an affair with Max's mom

-before anybody else. -

I was right.

Remember that one, Clover?

I mean, we all sensed it when we heard them in the garage.

Gross. And that's still my mom.

But, actually, can we, can we try, please?

She probably disappeared

not long after that video was recorded

and that's a pretty big deal.

And we all feel it.

So maybe we'll tap into some of her residual energy.

Yeah, it's fine. Let's-let's... Let's do the hand thing.

Okay, okay, great. Great. Okay.

-Okay. All right.

It's fine.

All right, now, everyone...

Close your eyes.

And try to tune everything out.

You have to think of it like an old radio or TV.

So sometimes you catch a signal,

but most of the time it's just static.

Keep trying.

Slow your breathing down.

In.

And out.

In.

And out.

In.

-And out. -

Oh, my God! Hey!

-Watch out! Get out of the road!

Slow down! Jesus Christ.

-What the hell? -

Okay, um...

Let's-let's try again, okay? So...

-Clover? -

-Clover! Hey! -Max-- Hey, Max.

Just stop. Just give her some space for a second, okay?

Don't forget why she dumped you in the first place.

She didn't dump me. I broke up with her.

Because she wanted space, which you wouldn't give her.

Since when have you been the expert on space?

Excuse me? What is that supposed to mean?

Ever since kindergarten,

you've always needed to be in a relationship.

-She does? Do you? -No, I do not.

Six months ago, there was a guy just like you.

And three months before that, there was a girl just like you.

-Julia. Julia?

How long have you guys been together for?

-Three months. Hmm.

Hopefully she waits to break up with you till we get back.

-Max. -Well, uh, if she doesn't,

do you guys still have Julia's number?

- Fuck off. -

-Hey. -

Hey.

Just that.

Two dollars.

Thank you.

Excuse me, I saw you and your friends out there.

What was that?

Like a prayer circle?

Uh, yeah, something like that.

Huh.

-'Kay. Thank you. -Yeah. You bet.

Um...

Sorry, were-were you working here last year?

Last year and the year before that

and the year before that and the year before that,

and on and on and on.

You know, each year is the same...

but different.

Totally.

Uh, well, then, can I ask you something?

Um...

Does she look familiar to you at all?

Pretty.

She looks a lot like you.

She's gone missing, huh?

I didn't say that.

Well, you're not the first one who come here

asking me if I seen someone.

I mean, do a lot of people go missing around here?

Here? No.

But up the ways a bit... ...in Glore Valley.

That's where people get in trouble.

Glore Valley?

Yeah.

Stop. -

-Oh, you're so grumpy today. -Hey, um, yo.

Can I say something real quick before Clover

-comes back out here? -Yeah.

You guys told me this trip

was like a get-out-of-town kind of thing.

You know, I didn't realize we were gonna be

retracing her sister's final journey.

So I just have to say,

-as a psych major... -As a psych major...

- -Yes. Thank you.

As a psych major, um, I don't know

if this is the best thing for Clover.

I think the intentions were great.

Exactly. And this could be what she needs to move on.

Or this could trigger her to...

you know, again.

Then why did you come if you thought it was a bad idea?

Just to spend more time with Clover?

Because the way we get through fucked-up shit

is by sticking together. You know?

So let's not blame each other

for where we're at right now, okay?

I mean, if we're gonna blame anybody,

then it should be Melanie.

Their mom had just died, like, weeks before.

She shouldn't have left Clover when she did.

That was the selfish choice here.

Guys. -

I think I know where Mel went missing.

-Hey. It's okay. -This is crazy.

The car is the safest place to be during a storm, okay?

Don't say shit like that, Max.

It's true. Everyone knows that it's--