Emergo Page #2

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things...

things in the house

started to become very odd.

The lights were flashing

on and off,

on and off,

just all the time.

And we checked all the wires.

We revamped

the entire electrical system.

And he said that there

was nothing wrong.

Our stuff in the kitchen

were flying too.

There was one time

when we heard

that somebody was

using the typewriter.

I don't know who it was.

But we were sitting there, all of us--

Benny, me, Caitlin.

We just kind of laughed it off

and sort of pretended,

you know, "Oh..."

And Benny was like

"Oh, it's..."

you know, "it's Mom."

She's not dead or alive.

- Helzer:
Is it scary?

- Huh-uh-uh.

When you see your mother,

- can you talk to her?

- Yeah.

- Does she talk back to you?

- Mm-hmm.

Helzer:
Say that again, when you said

Benny pretended like it was Mom.

Well, he just--

ever since she died he's always kinda...

sort of played like

she was in the room,

like she was present.

Helzer:

Sorry. Sorry. We're almost there.

Okay.

Helzer:

Okay. Great.

Caitlin used to get

these scratches on her legs.

Really?

She had scratches on her legs.

- It wasn't me.

- White:
Honestly, I started

to get really concerned

for the safety of my kids.

So I pulled up stakes

and we moved here to...

this-- this place.

And everything was fine,

it seemed like,

for a week or two,

and...

and then it--

and then it all started again.

Benny:

Good doggy.

Benny on computer:

Good doggy.

Good dog. Good dog.

- Ellen?

- Yeah?

Ellen:
Hi, Benny.

Hey, Benny.

Benny:

Why is she putting it up there?

Paul:

'Cause she's kind of a big poser.

I'm putting the camera on the tripod

because I need it to stay still.

All of these pictures have to be

taken in a really kind of

particular way, Benny,

so I need it to stay still

for a few minutes at a time.

Do you want to do it?

Come here.

- Whoa! Good boy.

- Which button?

Press that button there.

You got it?

Here we go.

- Paul:
Okay, anytime today.

- Yeah okay.

You try carrying this thing around.

- You look so determined.

- I am determined.

- I'm a professional, Paul.

- Oh, is that what they call you?

- Benny:
What's this?

- Paul:
Hey!

- Where'd you get that?

- From your backpack.

- Paul:
It's a bomb.

- It's not a bomb.

- Give it back.

- Ellen:
Don't mind him, love. Here.

- Paul:
Benny.

- Ellen:
Stop it, it's not a bomb.

- Paul:
Yes, it is.

- Ellen:
It's an infrared detector.

It detects mass of invisible energy

and it sees things we can't see,

just like Zelda hears things

we can't hear.

Hi. Is it all right if we take...

- Hi.

- ...a couple of pictures in here?

- Yeah yeah, of course.

- Ellen:
Great. Thank you.

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