Apartment 143 Page #4

- I'll get it.

- "Well, I want to sell it for profit."

Well, if you can sell it all,

you're going to be lucky.

- Hello?

- 500,000 people are trying

- to sell time-shares...

- Hello?

Nobody is there.

Paul:
I just put

some anchovies in my sandwich.

- Ellen:
Why?

- White:
Hello?

Hello?

Benny:
Mom?

Hello?

- This happens all the time.

- Paul, did you get that?

- Paul:
Absolutely.

- Ellen.

- Ellen:
Paul, give me the spotter.

- Benny:
It's Mom.

Paul:
Nobody?

- The kitchen.

- And nobody's there.

- White:
Benny!

- Helzer:
It's okay, it's okay.

They're not in there.

Paul, I want you to come first.

Paul:

Yep, I got it.

Oh man! All in order.

- There's just nothing there.

- Okay, in you go.

Paul:

Nothing.

Daddy.

It's okay, you're safe.

You okay?

I am not okay.

- White:
Does anybody want any tea?

- Ellen:
Yeah me.

I think we could all use a cup.

Where is it?

- Just up in the cupboard.

- Yeah.

White:
Oh God, I thought

the whole kitchen had...

- Ellen:
I know.

- ...gone absolutely mad.

Paul:
It's the weirdest thing.

White:

Benny, wait. Wait!

This is how it started.

Paul:
Just a second, please.

Hold this. You got it?

Ellen:
Yeah.

Helzer:

Unusual electromagnetic activity.

We got alterations in the field.

Here's what I'm gonna do.

Keep the line going.

Ellen:

Temperature's dropping 1 0.

- It just got really cold.

- Helzer:
Stay on the line.

- Ellen:
Yeah, got it.

- Okay.

And then take this,

bring it up here. Yep.

Ellen:

I'm ready.

Okay?

- Helzer:
Yep?

- Yep.

Whew.

Helzer:
Take the headsets off!

Are you okay?

- Oh my God, are you okay?

- Do you want me to film?

I'm fine. I got it.

- Ellen:
Here we go.

- Helzer:
Oh, thank you.

You're welcome.

- Paul:
Thanks.

- Ellen:
Sure.

Paul:
So what do you think

is the matter with the girl?

It's not uncommon for children

to blame their parents

in the case of a separation.

Often it's just a projection

of their guilt.

They're trying to make sense

of feelings they don't understand,

and it can come out like a reproach.

It's the same thing with death.

Nobody wants to accept it.

And that girl is

at an especially conflictive age.

Paul:

So you think the father...?

I feel sorry for him.

He's having a terrible time.

He doesn't know what's going on.

When will you be able

to analyze the recordings, Paul?

I was gonna upload it tonight,

unless you want me to do it now.

No no no. No big deal.

Whenever you get a chance.

We're dealing with a ghost, right?

I mean, like one

of the good ones, right?

The raps could be anything.

But the crockery...

And who took the kettle

off the stove?

I've never seen anything

like it before in my life.

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