Demon Wind

J1 are you washed in the blood of the lamb?

J1 are you washed in the blood

j1 in the soul-cleansing blood of the lamb?

J1 are your garments spotless?

J1 are they white as snow?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 have you been to Jesus for the cleansing power?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 are you fully trusting in his grace this hour?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 are you washed in the blood

j1 in the soul-cleansing blood of the lamb?

J1 are your garments spotless?

J1 are they white as snow?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 are you walking daily by the savior's side?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 do you rest each moment in the crucified?

41 are you washed 'm the 'mood oi the lamb'?

J1 are you washed in the blood

j1 in the soul-cleansing blood of the lamb?

J1 are your garments spotless?

J1 are they white as snow?

Wind.

Wind!

Regina!

Spells can't keep us out.

The spells can't keep us out.

George!

George, help me!

Oh, thank god it's you.

My spells can't keep them out now.

They're getting stronger.

Did you bring the daggers and the diary?

George?

Stop it.

Please, stop it, George.

Oh!

Please, stop it, George.

No!

No!

Remember?

If the crystal breaks it's the end of both of us.

And now, my pig, you die!

No.

No!

Stop!

Please!

I can't stand this anymore.

Cory, would you talk to me?

About what?

- About anything, about what you're thinking.

I'm just thinking about driving.

- How much farther is your grandparents' farm?

I don't know.

I think not far.

- Cory, what was your dad like?

Cow-

dad.

- Well, what was it like when you saw him?

He was just an old drunk.

Stranger.

You know, it's funny.

What is?

- I really wanted you to find your dad.

I thought it would help you undo the knot you have

yourself tied in.

Now I'm sorry you ever laid eyes on him.

What's that supposed to mean?

- It means that in the past 48 hours you've not looked to me

in the face once.

In fact, since you found your father, you've completely

and totally cut me out of your life

and I'd just like to know why.

I brought you with me.

Yeah.

But for what?

You've not even spoken 10 words with me

since we started up here this morning.

So?

It's just that since...

It's since I saw my old man there's uh...

It's been this voice inside my head like a loud speaker

telling me to get to that farm.

I've been here before.

What?

In a dream.

Welcome home, Cory.

Cow-

Cory, are you all right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm okay.

- You just seemed to go somewhere else.

Well, I'm fine now, really.

How are you, folks?

What can I do for you?

- How do we get to the Carter place from here?

You can't.

There's no such place.

- This map says it's right near here.

That map is wrong.

Now, unless you want some gas, why don't you just move on?!

Cory, maybe he's right.

The map could be wrong.

Let's just go home.

No.

This is the place of the dream.

The farm is near, I can feel it.

Hello!

Anybody here?

Hello!

Hey, harman!

A moon for the misbegotten.

Oh, please!

Cory, I just want you to lighten up.

Bathroom's out back.

Oh, no, I wasn't--

can we get something to drink?

- We have beer, coke, water and goat's milk.

Coke, please.

Same.

Thank you.

Has anyone else been in here today?

Old man deavers a week ago.

And Mrs. Wilson came by with the little Linda last week.

Are you little Linda's friends?

Did you meet her when she went away to school?

I don't think little Linda really went away to school.

I think maybe little Linda got into trouble

and they sent her away.

Did you meet little Linda at school?

No, we don't know little Linda.

Uh, can you tell us how far the Carter farm is from here?

I've never heard of it.

That's got to be Dell's Jeep.

Good.

I wanna get moving.

Elaine.

Hi, Dell.

Dell!

- Well, now, don't you look good enough to eat?

Cow, my man!

" Ow!

Hi, Dell.

How was the drive?

Sucked!

But you know how women are: We passed that last mall,

Terri panicked, and we had to stop.

- I just got to get some outdoor clothes.

- And you, you do look good enough to eat.

That is why I keep her around.

- Bonnie, babe! - Hi!

How are you?

I'm fine.

- You look simply marvelous.

- Oh, and you look absolutely divine.

Oh, thank you, thank you.

- Bizarre greeting rituals of the subculture.

Good afternoon, Mr. harman.

Jack, man, I'm glad to see you.

Well, your message sounded urgent.

So, here we are.

Thanks for coming.

I mean that.

I know.

- Well if you two homos can keep your hands out of each other

for a second, let's get something to drink.

- Maybe Cory can tell us why we are here in the sticks.

Anybody want a beer?

No, thanks.

No, we're fine.

I'm fine.

What is it, just a no week?

Not for me.

That's why I keep her around.

His thing is about this big.

What's so funny?

What is it?!

Nothing, Dell.

No, what is it?

- It's just a little thing, Dell, it's not worth mentioning.

You're right.

So, Cory, uh...

Why did you bring us up here?

I found my father.

Is he okay?

No, uh...

He slit his wrists the day after I saw him.

You didn't tell me that.

I know.

I just couldn't.

Four days after he was born, uh...

His family disappeared from a farm near here.

- Where was you dad when that happened?

- He was in an Incubator in a hospital

and if he hadn't of been there he'd of been gone too.

Did anyone ever find his family?

- No, but right after I was born, he came up here

to find out what happened.

And he never came home.