Wake Page #4
RYAN:
You have a good weekend?
Yeah, it was great.
Well, I think they're
rehearsing the ending today.
Mm-hmm.
RYAN:
You know, your favorite scene?
The tragic, heart-wrenching,
soul-killing ending?
Mm.
[Aspirator sucking]
[Door opens]
- [Screams]
- [Gasps]
Please tell me
Like a ninja.
You know that now
that my boss thinks you're a corpse,
we're probably gonna have to find
a different place for us to hang out.
You were right
about that funeral yesterday.
I probably shouldn't have gone.
There was, um... an accident.
What do you mean,
there was an accident?
I was leaning over her...
Anna... and...
...she just reminded me of...
I held her hand, and her, um...
No.
- Her ring just...
- Don't say another word.
...slipped off in my hand.
Have you lost your mind?
Her henchman of a boyfriend
came in here
and threatened to take us
we end up burying our clients
in burlap sacks.
You have to understand.
It's not his fault. It's my fault.
Exactly, and now I'm
gonna get fired because of it.
Why?
You didn't do anything wrong.
I'm the reason you were there,
trespassing at the funeral,
where you just so happened
to steal some very expensive jewelry.
Wait, calm down.
return the ring.
- Return the ring?
- Yeah.
Just give it back to her.
Back to Anna Williams...
...the dead girl
who we buried yesterday?
You know, you've got
all the equipment.
- Couldn't we just...
- Couldn't we just what?
Dig her up and then slide
the ring back on her finger?
Do you know how much
that equipment costs?
Could you imagine
what would happen
if her family came to visit
and her grave was above ground,
and you and I just happened
to be giving back her jewelry?
That's it!
We go in the middle of the night!
to the dead girl.
Now, you're gonna have to get it
and give it back
to her family or her fianc
or whoever you like,
and explain yourself.
Okay, well, how am I gonna do that?
I can't just be like, "Oops,
look what I found in my pocket."
I can't just find the ring here.
The family will think we're thieves.
I know it's strange,
but corpse-robbing funeral homes
actually don't get a lot of business.
[Sighs]
[Doorbell rings]
[Sighs]
[Gasps]
Uh, Carys?
Hi.
It's... weird that I'm here, isn't it?
Weird? No.
But you
slammed the door in my face.
It slipped.
How did you find me?
I... I looked you up.
You have a very unique name.
- Can I come in?
- In here?
Sure. Sorry.
[Sighs]
[Sighs]
Oh, have a seat.
Thanks.
[Sighs]
You know what?
It's good that you're here, actually.
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