Keranda Tok Wan Terbang

I refuse to get out, I refuse to get out, I refuse!

To you the creature of Allah.

I'm instructed to exorcise you out of this body.

But you shall not claim anything from me in the hereafter.

This is the agreement made between me and your master.

Mael!

Kila, it's alright, it's alright.

It's nothing, everything's alright.

Elder, what's the matter?

It kept saying that it didn't want to get out, elder.

It doesn't want to get out, there's no need to force it.

Elder, if it doesn't want to get out, why don't we?

Brother, don't say that.

I felt the "saka" doesn't want to come out.

I'm really afraid of looking at Ms. Betung.

- Come out! - No, I don't want to!

You refuse? Fine, wait a moment.

Mael! Get me a bottle.

My hand hurts.

- Close it. - Close it, usin.

Why me? Your hands are bigger, you do it.

- Where's the cap, elder? - Where's the cap?

There is none.

Just close it with anything.

Alright, elder, I'll try my best.

- What is it? - It's ticklish, it licked me!

Hey, don't mess around, I'm working right now.

No one will die this month.

Don't you tease me.

You really like to joke at an unlikely time.

Stop throwing dirt at me.

You're filling it back up. I'm trying to work here.

My patience is running thin.

Don't make me throw this shovel at you instead of dirt.

Now you're competing with me? You want to compete?

Ms. Betung!

- What's wrong with you? - usin! usin!

Get in!

What's wrong with you? Are you out of your mind?

If you want to jump, wait until we reach Bukit Tagoh.

Let your body shred to pieces and die there.

What are you doing?

It's like you're having seizures.

- I had a nightmare. - A nightmare?

A nightmare?

- That hurt. - You're awake now, right?

Don't sleep during daytime, you'll get nightmares.

How can I stay awake? Look at how this uncle drives.

I can go out and chase after it again, alright?

Enough, don't sleep. Uncle, are we there yet?

No answer.

Maybe we'll get there in another three to four days.

Enough, don't sleep, and don't cause a scene.

You're such a troublemaker.

Ms. Betung? Ms. Betung?

Ms. Betung? Ms. Betung?

Where is she? Ms. Betung?

Ms. Betung, it's Epy! I'm here to collect the money for the cloth.

Ms. Betung, where are you?

I'm not sure she's even around.

Where could she be? Miss Betung?

Ms. Betung, it's Epy, Makcik Kundur's son. I'm here to collect the cloth money.

Ms. Betung!

Should I go inside?

If I enter and get caught by JAIS, I'll be embarrased.

Wan! Where are you off to?

Head village!

Just a moment, sir.

- I'm from the house. - Yes, I know.

- I want to go to the... - To the... prayer house?

Yes, the prayer house! And this is the prayer house!

So there's no need to look. You're already here.

I was here when they built this prayer house.

I really intended to come here.

- So, maybe we should go inside? - If we're here, we have to go inside.

Why are you still standing here?

If you didn't stop me, I would've gone straight in.

- Let's go. - Inside the prayer house, yes, yes.

- After you. - Let's go.

- I'm waiting for you. - Yes.

The prayer house.

Arrange the prayer mats together.

usin, look at that, even a child can overtake the taxi.

Look, even an elderly on foot can overtake the taxi.

Uncle, when will we arrive?

Relax, relax.

Uncle, here's the fare. Thank you, uncle.

If you happen to see your wife and kids...

wish them a happy Eid from me, with my sincerest apologies, alright?

Why did you say that?

Based on his driving skills he won't get home until Eid.

That's not nice, don't speak to an elderly in that manner.

He might be in charge of this area.

- Anyway, I'm hungry, let's eat. - Let's go.

- Peace be upon you. - Peace be upon you.

Mr. Mael? Hey, Mr. Mael?

Is anyone around?

Mr. Mael?

If the stall's closed, why is everything out, usin?

usin, even if Mr. Mael's around, let's not look for him.

He's clearly not here. This means free food.

usin, eat up and I'll make you a drink.

You'll make me a drink? I don't want much.

- What do you want? - Just a coffee.

Since the drinks are free, you're going for coffee?

Let me make you a slushy.

Eating for free?

Don't even dream about it!

I'm up here, look.

What are you doing up there?

Why were you creating a ruckus just now?

- What's wrong? - What's wrong with you, Mr. Mael?

Sitting there like a monkey, it looks ugly, Mr. Mael.

Keep it down, I'm keeping an eye out for Epy.

He came here the other day and stole ten packs of nasi lemak.

- Epy's quite a naughty boy. - Seems so.

What's with the large bags?

I heard you went to Kuala Lumpur last week.

Mr. Mael, let's not talk about Kuala Lumpur.

My heart hurts whenever I hear "Kuala Lumpur", alright?

That's right.

Besides, it's such a long story.

Okay, if it's long, shorten it.

Mr. Mael, you're a stubborn man.

If you want to know the story, watch this flashback.

Enough, I no longer need your services. You can both go.

What's this boss? We just started working today, boss.

Don't tell me we're fired before Asar, usin?

It's unfair, boss. Besides, what did I even do wrong?

What did I do wrong, usin? What did I do?

What you did?

I gave you an easy job, alright? You can't even do a simple job?

- What's this boss? - Cleaning glasses.

How many glasses did you break today?

Plenty, right?

Sorry.

Sorry.

Sorry.

- Sorry? - Sorry? This is for you.

You can pick your feet and get out of here.

usin!

Boss, relax, it's our first day. Give us a chance.

Furthermore, it's just some broken glasses. It's not like he broke your nose.

Just forgive him.

Just glasses? What about you?

You, how many times did you eat? Six times!

Let me repeat. Six times!

Six times you ate the food.

Six times.

Let me repeat. Six times!

Boss, can we just ask one thing?

Get out of here right now!

You really pushed your luck away, you know?

When Mr. Dolah asked you to clean his orchard of weeds, you refused.

You were being snobbish, you were more interested in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr. Mael, it's not that we didn't want to. We did, but...

- But what? - But unfortunately...

I didn't ask you to sing, I wanted to know what your excuse was.

Mr. Dolah, three black coffees.

I'm not Mr. Dolah, he sold his shop. I'm Mr. Mael.

Hold on.

There's no need to be angry. She just got your name wrong.

If you really want to know our excuse, watch this second flashback.

Another flashback?

"No cutting allowed"

You're just lazy. You have so many excuses.

Are you planning on eating this rice for free?

It's not like we're broke. We usually pay.

What's gotten into Foo Kok Keong this time?

This is his latest craze.

Because he's the only Chinese family in our village...

he wanted to give out the red packet on a daily basis...

and celebrate Chinese New Year every day.

usin, what did you call him just now?

- Foo Kok Keong. - I thought his name was Keong?

- What's this? - Payment.

"Please claim on Chinese New Years"

Get out of the way!

That's Tokwan. What's wrong with him?

Tokwan!

Hey, Tokwan?

- Who are you? - It's Joyah, Tokwan.

- What's wrong with the bike? - Joyah.

I lost my keys. I was at the prayer house.

I prayed at the prayer house. What else can I do, right?

I think those kids at the prayer house took the keys.

Did you see the keys?

Be reasonable. When would we have seen them?

Why are you smiling at me? Are you flirting with me?

What's that thing hanging there?

- Those are the keys. - The keys I see.

They tricked me. They weren't there before.

Where are you going?

Since I have the keys, I can start the bike. So I'll head home now.

The way home is that way, Tokwan. There's only woods that way.

That's the problem with our villagers. You let outside contractors build the roads.

They change the roads as they please.

I used to go back this way!

Turn around, turn around, there's no road that way.

The bike needs to be overhauled, it keeps giving me trouble.