Drag Me to Hell Page #3
..which is a weird little dried monkey head.
Oh, wait, never mind!
He's got one.
I'm Rham Jas.
Seer.
I'm Christine,
and this is Clay.
You probaly already knew that, right?
Just kidding.
How can I help you?
- I would like have my fortune, right?
Can you do that?
- I have the abilities to see
certain energies.
Sometimes these energies, are foretell
to things to come.
$60, please.
- Seriously?
- Yes.
Doesn't that seem little cheap
for this weird thing?
If your not serious...
Please, go.
Alright.
C'mon, Chris.
Wait, wait, I'll pay.
Oh, you know what,
I got it.
I got it.
Platinum card, very good.
Thank you.
Here, here.
- Thanks.
Ah..ah, please.
So, you wish to know something about
your destiny?
- Yes.
Very good, lets see what the fate
has in store!
You know, Freud said destiny was not
a act of fate...
But rather s'thing created by subconscious to
control our conscious choices.
That's true!
But we cannot attempt to understand
the world, by intellect alone.
Oh, Karl Jung.
- Yes.
From his teachings,
"Psycological Types"
So...
Jung, new-age's favourite psychologist.
- Because he wasn't afraid to bring God
into the equation
Wow! He wasn't afraid to bring God...
Clay, Clay..c'mon !
- Ok, I know..c'mon, let's start
Shall we?
I'm ready.
- Ok.
Please, give me your hand
- Okay.
You work with money.
That's right.
And you recently lost something?
No,
No, I don't think so.
- No..no,
you haven't lost anything...
but something has been taken
from you.
No.
A button.
- Oh my God.
Yes.
Why would he say she's missing
a button, so what?
Clay, this was really strange!
The old woman from today, she took
a button from my sleeve.
Why would she do that?
- You both, please be just quiet?
I think that's enough for tonight.
What's wrong?
I'm tired and I see it's
become quite late.
I will of course refund your money.
- Wait, wait ...
Did you see something?
A dark spirit has come upon you.
- What do you mean?
Oh, you...
- You...the dead or visiting the graveyard?
No.
- You play the Ouija board or sort with
Alright, take it easy,man. C'mon!
No, Wait..wait.
No, no..I didn't!
Perhaps, someone has cursed you.
Then how did he know all that?
Know what?
Did you lost a button?
By the way, he didn't really
know that much,
He makes a couple of good guesses...
He stirs you up and leaves you
all these questions.
And conveniently, his business card.
Come on, Chris.
He's a scam artist.
But he didn't want the money, he tried
to give it back, remember?
Well, he sorta tried. But in the end
he took it, didn't?
I guess so.
I gotta go tow in the car,
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