Ouija: Origin of Evil Page #3

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It's your life line.

You see how this curves here.

This could mean a few things.

- This is your dominant hand, right?

- Mm-hm.

I'll tell you this for sure.

If this hand or any other hand,

for that matter,

touches my daughter

in a way I don't like.

Ah.

I hate to see something happened

to your life line.

- You dig.

- Yes, ma'am.

Now off you go.

Repower and economy.

You need to see the new Rambler.

The new Ramblers are in

are your local Rambler dealer.

Dawson's Hardware, your friendly neighborhood

hardware supplier is having our annual super sale at...

- Is it true that your mom's a witch?

- You are so weird.

- Are those cobwebs in your hair?

- Inky little witch.

Doris the dorkest.

Doris the dorkest.

That's enough.

Go on.

Okay, let's go.

You know why people

say mean things, right?

Why?

Because they're scared.

It makes me kind of

feel sorry for them.

How about you?

Yeah, I feel bad for him.

Alright, off you go,

I'll be right there.

Thank you, father.

Does she have a lot of problems

with other kids?

Oh, she has her fair share

but it's nothing to concern at all.

She's been slow making friends

since her dad...

I know.

I talked about that with her.

It's very good of you.

She's a lovely girl,

it's really no trouble.

Thank you, father.

Maybe you could invite Father Tom

over for a reading.

I don't know if Father Tom

would want a reading, sweetheart.

So he can talk to his wife.

He's a priest.

They're not allowed to have wives.

He had one

before he was a priest.

She died,

just like Daddy.

Hey, what's this?

New prop, for work

Is there a presence here with us?

What is your name?

Marcus.

Yes.

No.

Who are you talking to, Doris?

Spirit, can you hear me?

Yes, we can.

And we can see you.

That will work.

What was that all about?

What?

Roger.

Honey, are you there?

I'm here.

Are you there?

HIFRIEND:

Hi, friend.

Now what?

Who are you?

Cut it out, Doris.

Doris?

Doris?

This is a little awkward

but I had to ask you

because it just seem

well, so unusual.

Have you been helping Doris

with her homework?

Oh god, uh.

Maybe not as much as I could,

I'm sorry.

Is she falling behind?

I can help her more.

It's nothing like that.

In fact,

unless she has learned cursive, then

somebody's been helping her quite a bit.

Um.

No.

Doris, who helped you with this?

My new friend.

Who's your new friend?

- I didn't do it.

- Well, I didn't.

And Doris definitely didn't.

Well, I don't know what to tell you

if... it wasn't me.

Did your sister do

your homework for you?

I told you, no.

Your new friend did.

I let her used my hand.

Do you think we'll have to move?

I don't know, sweetie.

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