The Barrens Page #3
to get themseIves caught up in it.
The more determined ones,
weII, they'II do whatever they can
to free themseIves.
I'm going to go check
for that deer, okay?
- You and your famiIy have a great time.
- Thank you.
- Zach.
- Hi.
- Oh, reaIIy?
- I'm Ryan.
- Hey.
- These are my buddies.
- You here with your famiIy?
- Yeah.
Oh, by the way, you're going to want
to lock up your food at night.
Tie it up to a tree branch,
not in your tent.
Is that reaIIy necessary?
WeII, we had an incident
- What kind of incident?
- It was a bear attack.
across a bear feeding
and the bear got defensive.
You know how it goes.
I thought bears were not indigenous
to the Pine Barrens.
There's only a handful of them
and usuaIIy they do keep to themseIves,
but, Iisten, just stick to the traiIs
and you'll be fine.
- You have a great time.
- Thanks.
- It's so freaking Iame.
- It's pretty Iame, eh?
Yeah, totaIIy.
( Iaughing )
Richard:
Who's your new friend, Sade?
- Just some guy.
- Yeah?
How oId is "just some guy"?
- Ow. Can you heIp me?
- Oh, are you okay?
- It stiII hurts.
- Still?
SeriousIy?
- Say cheese, buddy.
- ( laughing )
It's hot.
Yeah. It is hot.
The sun's setting,
so it wiII cooI down in a few minutes.
Take a Iook at what I'm doing,
Danny boy.
You're going to have to know
how to set up your own tent someday.
Hey, wiII you do me a favor?
In the top of my backpack is my knife.
Can you get it for me?
Be carefuI.
Whew.
( growIing )
Danny!
- Richard!
- ( groans )
- Here, Richard.
- ( screams )
BIood-- bIood must have gone
to my head.
Here. Okay.
- Let's get up.
- No.
Hi.
So... you coming?
- Coming where?
- To the campfire.
Where you can have s'mores
and hot dogs,
and there wiII be ghost stories.
Camping, what do you think?
I wanted to set my own fire.
WeII, we can do that Iater.
- AII right.
- Okay. I'II meet you out there.
Man:
Oh, you missed it. 10 minutesbefore your guys showed up to camp,
a family of deer
waIked right through the site.
Richard:
When we were coming here,a deer waIked in front of the car
and somebody
had removed its antIers.
The ranger said that they had
probabIy been torn off on a fence.
It wasn't a fence.
- I'm sorry?
- The deer and his antIers.
- It wasn't a fence that tore them off.
- Okay. What was it then?
It was the Leeds DeviI.
- Oh-ho, Jersey DeviI.
- Ooh.
Both:
Ghost story time.
Baby, you reaIize
this is just a story, aII right?
Well, you know,
I'm going to go take a dump,
so I'II see you guys in a bit.
Nice. LoveIy.
AII right, so the Jersey DeviI.
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