S3E02
The Mall Rats
The group gathers at Starcourt Mall as strange events unfold.
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Stranger Things â S03E02 â Chapter Two: The Mall Rats | Full transcript [faint rattling] [rattling stops] [Billy screams] [creature snarls] [bubbling, hissing] [Billy grunts] [panting] [tires screeching] [tires screeching] [panting] [dial-pad beeping] [line ringing] [line rings, clicks] [female voice] 911, whatâs your emergency? [Billy grunts, screams] [distorted ratâs squeals] [sloshing noise] [Billy screams] [female voice distorts] Is someone there? Hello? [panting] [distant footsteps] [panting] [footsteps intensify] What do you want? Hey! I said, what do you want? I said, what do you want? [thunderclap] [footsteps echoing] [gasps] [thunderclap] [theme music playing] [birds chirping] [sharp exhale] Hey. Is everything okay? Yes. [phone ringing] Hello, this is the Wheelers. [Eleven speaks indistinctly] Yeah, just a sec. Mike! Phone! Okay! Hello? [sighs] Itâs 9:32. Where are you? Sorry, I⊠I was just about to call. I, um⊠canât see you today. What⊠Why not? Itâs my Nana. Sheâs very sick. But Hop said that your Nana was okay, that it was a false alarm. Yeah. Thatâs⊠what⊠we thought it was at first, but then she took a real turn for the worse. Oh. Yeah. We think she might⊠die. What? Mom! Get off the phone! [Mike] How many times?! Did Nana call?! No, Mom! Just get off the phone! [scoffs] [sighs] Sorry about that. Was that your mom? Yeah. Sheâs so upset, sheâs making no sense. Because we have to go to the nursing home. To see Nana. You can come over after? No! I mean, I⊠I just think⊠I need to be alone today. With my⊠feelings? Do you lie? What? No. Friends donât lie. What, Mom? My momâs calling me. Better go. Talk to you tomorrow. Miss you already. Bye! Hey. Whatâs going on? [âYou Donât Mess Around With Jimâ playing] âȘ And they say You donât tug on Supermanâs cape âȘ âȘ You donât spit into the wind âȘ âȘ You donât pull the mask on That old Lone Ranger âȘ âȘ And you donât mess around with Jim âȘ [humming instrumental break] âȘ Yeah Iâm lookinâ for the king Of 42nd Street âȘ âȘ He drivinâ a drop top Cadillac âȘ âȘ Last week he took all my money And it may sound funny âȘ âȘ But I come to get my money back âȘ âȘ And everybody say Jack⊠âȘ [door bell chimes] Emotions have been shared. Boundaries have been set. Order⊠has been⊠restored. Wait, wait, it worked? Uh, this is the first day in six long, excruciating months that they will not be seeing each other. Yes, I think it worked! Yes! [Hopper laughs] No, stop. Itâs all you. Iâm a puppet, youâre the master. So you remembered everything? [laughs] Yeah, yeah. I mean, I had to improvise a little bit, you know? It turns out, getting to Mike, now that was the key. And you didnât yell at him? Iâll tell you everything over dinner. I was thinking, you know, Enzoâs, tonight, 7:00. Hey, before you say no, Iâd⊠Iâd like to make one thing crystal clear. This is not a date. Wait, a date? You never said anything about a date. I know, I didnât say anything about a date. I just wanted to clear it up in case there was any confusion on your part. Thereâs not. Great. Itâs just two friends getting together for a nice dinner. I mean, weâve earned it, havenât we? I canât be out late. Youâll be home by 9:00. 8:00. 8:30, Iâll pick you up. Iâll meet you there. 7:00. Enzoâs. Meeting there. Deal. [static squawks] [Powell] Hey, Chief, you copy? Chief! Yeah, Iâm a little busy right now. [crowd] Recall the mall! Yeah, well, Iâm busier here. Recall the mall! You wanna keep your job tomorrow, I think you need to get your ass to Town Hall. Now. [sighs] [Hopper chuckles] Duty calls. [clears throat] Oh! Jeez. Cleanup on aisle five. Bye. See you tonight. [indistinct chatter in background] Oh, shit, shit. Whoopsie-daisy! [guffaws] Careful there, Nancy Drew. Careful. [men snicker] [Bruce] Pouring coffeeâs a tough gig, girl. [men laugh] [knocking] And here you are, two creams, two sugars. Thanks, sweetheart. Of course. Tom? Hm? I really hate to ask this, but do you think one of the other girls could run and grab lunch today? Theyâre needed at their desks. I know, I just, um⊠I really need to go to the doctor. Iâve been having some⊠um⊠girl problems. [coughs nervously] Oh, come on! The light! Letâs go. Look, I just⊠I just donât know if this is such a good idea anymore. Really? Because I feel like itâs the best idea Iâve had all summer. Look, all Iâm saying is, what harm is there in asking? The harm in asking is that Tom will say no. We ask for forgiveness, not permission. And if this storyâs as good as I think itâs gonna be, then Tom wonât care. In fact, heâll thank us. Or the old lady is nuts and the story blows up in our face and Tom fires us. And then we never have to work at this shithole again. [âGet Up and Goâ playing] âȘ Go, oh, oh âȘ âȘ Oh, oh, oh âȘ âȘ So get up and go âȘ âȘ If youâre so tired of moving slow âȘ âȘ Go âȘ âȘ Go âȘ âȘ Get up and go! âȘ Have a nice day. [woman] Thank you. Hi. Hi. Iâm Dustin. Iâm Robin. Pleasure to meet you. Uh, is⊠is he here? Is who here? [nautical tune playing] Henderson. [laughs] Henderson! Heâs back! Heâs back! Iâm back! You got the job! I got the job! [imitates trumpet] Hey! Oh! [imitating lightsabers clashing] [groans, laughs] Ah! How many children are you friends with? [sighs] No, no. No way. Hotter than Phoebe Cates? No. Mmhmm. Brilliant, too. And she doesnât even care that my real pearls are still coming in. She says kissing is better without teeth. Wow. Yeah, thatâs great. Proud of you, man. Thatâs ro⊠Thatâs kinda romantic. Thatâs like⊠Wow. Hm. So do you really just get to eat as much of this as you want? Yeah. I mean, sure. Itâs not really a good idea for me, though. I gotta keep in shape for the ladies. Yeah, and howâs that working out for you? Ignore her. She seems cool. Sheâs not. So, where are the other knuckleheads? They ditched me yesterday. No. My first day back. Can you believe that shit? Whoa. Seriously? I swear to God. Mm. Theyâre gonna regret it, though, big time, when they donât get to share in my glory. Glory? What glory? So, last night, weâre trying to get in contact with Suzie⊠Oh. Mm. Mmhmm? Mmhmm. And, uh⊠[woman] âŠand the orange sherbert and chocolate. [indistinct chatter] [whispers] I intercepted a secret Russian communication. What? [clicks tongue] Uh⊠[inhales deeply] [softly] I intercepted a secret Russian communication. Just speak louder. [loudly] I intercepted a secret Russian communication! Jeez, shh. Yeah, okay, thatâs what I thought you said. What⊠What does that mean? It means, Steve, we could be heroes. True American heroes. Huh. Mmhmm? American heroes. Just think, you could have all the ladies you want and more. More? More. I like more. Mmhmm. Whatâs the catch? No catch, I just need your help. With what? Translation. [upbeat punk rock playing] Shit! Hi. Hi? Can we talk? And then he said he⊠he missed me. And then he just hung up. Heâs a piece of shit. What? Mike doesnât have jack shit to do today, and his Nana obviously isnât sick. I guarantee you, him and Lucas are playing Atari right now. But friends donât lie. Yeah, well, boyfriends lie. All the time. She knows Iâm lying. She knows Iâm lying. I donât even understand. Why lie? Hopper. He threatened me. Did he say heâd kill you? What? No. So then, whatâs the big deal? The big deal is if I donât do what he says, then heâll stop me from seeing El. Like, permanently. You donât understand, Lucas. Heâs crazy. [sighs] Heâs lost his mind. Hey, guys, Iâm almost set up here. I had no choice, Lucas. I really had no choice. I just wish youâd consulted me, because the way you handled this, youâre in deep shit. Youâre going to stop calling him. Youâre going to ignore his calls. As far as youâre concerned, he doesnât exist. Doesnât exist? He treated you like garbage. Youâre gonna treat him like garbage. Give him a taste of his own medicine. Give him the medicine. Mmhmm. And if he doesnât fix this, if he doesnât explain himself, dump his ass. [groans] Iâm not gonna lie, itâs gonna be bad. [groans] But⊠you can fix this. Itâs just one little mistake. Iâve made hundreds, thousands. Max has dumped me five times. But what have I done? Huh? Have I despaired? No. Iâve marched back into battle, and Iâve won her back every single freaking time. How? Iâll show you. Come on. Come on. Where are we going? To have some fun. Thereâs more to life than stupid boys, you know. Wait, guys! Iâm still here! [door opens] Guys? [boys yelling] [âMatter of Loveâ playing] [whistle blows] Hey! No dunking, Curtis. No⊠dunking. God, even her voice annoys me. Nails on a chalkboard. Donât worry, ladies, ten more minutes till showtime. Liz, will you get my back? âȘ Iâve done it again âȘ âȘ Iâve let you in âȘ âȘ To tear my heart in two⊠âȘ Hey, Jill, I gotta use the restroom. Will you watch Holly for me? Sure thing, hon. Thanks. Billy? Billy? I⊠[sighs] I understand if youâre angry with me. I just⊠I wanted to explain⊠[Billy exhales sharply] [echoing] âŠwhy I didnât come last night. [Billy murmurs] Itâs not you, itâs just⊠I have a family. [heartbeat pounding] And I canât do anything that will hurt them. You can understand that, right? But I shouldnât have said that⊠[grunts] [Karenâs voice echoes] Billy. [breathing rapidly] Billy⊠Please, will you talk to me? Stay away from me, Karen. [electricity crackling] [Billy grunts] [panting] [electric static hissing] [distorted kidsâ voices] Looking good, Billy. [voice echoes] [both] Afternoon, Billy. [voices echo] [Billy sighs] [breathes loudly] [sharp exhale] [nautical tune playing] Mmm. Can I try the peppermint stick? Havenât you already tried the peppermint stick? Yes, and Iâd like to try it again. Steve! [male voice speaking Russian on recording] [waltz tune plays in background of recording] So what do you think? It sounded familiar. What? The music. The music right there at the end. Why are you listening to the music, Steve? Listen to the Russian! Weâre translating Russian! Iâm trying to listen to the Russian, but thereâs music⊠All right, babysitting time is over. You need to get in there. Hey, my board. That was important data, shit-birds. I guarantee you, what weâre doing is way more important than your data. Yeah? And how do you know these Russians are up to no good anyways? How does she know about the Russians? I donât know. You told her about⊠It wasnât me. Hello, I can hear you. Actually, I can hear everything. You are both extremely loud. You think you have evil Russians plotting against our country, on tape, and youâre trying to translate, but havenât figured out a word because you didnât realize Russians use an entirely different alphabet. Sound about right? Whoa! What do you think youâre doing? I wanna hear it. [both] Why? âCause maybe I can help. Iâm fluent in four languages, you know. Russian? Ouyay areyay umbday. [laughs] Ohhoho! Holy shit! That was Pig Latin, dingus. Idiot. But I can speak Spanish and French and Italian, and Iâve been in band for 12 years. My ears are little geniuses, trust me. Uh⊠Come on, itâs your turn to sling ice cream, my turn to translate. I donât even want credit. Iâm just bored. [bell dings at counter] [light jazz playing] Yes? Mrs. Driscoll? Yes? Hi, um, Iâm Nancy. Nancy Wheeler. We spoke briefly on the phone last night. Weâre from The Hawkins Post. Oh! Oh, yes! Oh, my goodness. Oh. You look too young for reporters. We get that a lot. [Mrs. Driscoll chuckles] Follow me. [Nancy] Oh, itâs⊠itâs lovely. Um, do you live here all alone? Yes. Jack, my husband, he passed away, what is it now, ten years ago. Oh, um⊠Iâm⊠Iâm so sorry. Oh, donât be. I kinda like the quiet. At least, I did. [door hinge creaks] This way. [steps creaking] Itâs right over there. [Mrs. Driscoll] You see those little teeth marks, donât ya? And⊠these bags, um⊠youâre sure they were full before? Iâm old, honey, not senile. Bought them over at Blackburnâs Supplies just last Tuesday. Now you tell me, why would rats want to eat a poor old womanâs fertilizer? Are you sure they did? Maybe they just gnawed the bag? I mean⊠eating fertilizer seems⊠Crazy. Believe me, I know, honey. But⊠[sighs] Somethingâs not right with these rats. What does that mean, exactly⊠ânot rightâ? Rabies, my guess. Thatâs when I said to myself, âDoris, you gotta call the paper.â Because if those diseased rats are runninâ loose, the people, they oughta know.â Wouldnât you agree? [crashing sound] Oh, yes, I forgot to mention! Come on over here. [thud] [loud squeal] #I caught one of the little bastards. [monstrous chittering] [squealing, snarling] [crowd chanting] Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! [footsteps echoing] [crowd chanting] Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! Klineâs a swine! [chanting fades] [woman] Jim? Mayor Kline is ready for you. Great. Thank you. Jim. [chuckles] Thanks for coming by. Iâm not doing it, Larry. [laughs] Calm down, now. You donât even know what I want. You donât like your fan club, you want me to shut âem down. Sound about right? [laughs] Whenâd you get so serious? Take a seat. [protesters cheering] [protester speaking indistinctly] [clears throat dramatically] [grunts] My fan club, as you call them, now, you know why theyâre out there, donât ya? Theyâre not actually fans? [chuckles] They lost their jobs to the mall and blame me for helping make that happen. Now, you go ask anyone else in this town. They all love the mall. Itâs helped our economy grow, brought in new jobs, and just some incredible new stores. Which is why they all stopped shopping at their, uh, mom-and-pops. Now, thatâs not me, Jim. Mmhmm? Uh-uh. Thatâs just, uh, good old fashioned American capitalism. Well, Larry, I think that theyâre just exercising their good old fashioned American right to protest. [grunts] I agree. Yeah. If. If they had a permit. Now, correct me if Iâm wrong here, Jim, but, uh⊠I donât believe they secured a permit from your office, did they? Not that Iâm aware of. Then I do believe itâs within my right to get rid of them. Larry, Iâm not a politics guy, but I think if you force those people out of here without provocation, I donât think thatâs a good look for your reelection campaign. [âAmerica the Beautifulâ playing] You know whatâs in four days, Jim? Independence Day? Thatâs right. And Iâm gonna throw this town the biggest bash itâs ever seen. Fireworks, music, activities, you name it. Iâm gonna pull out all the stops. You know why? âCause at the end of the day, thatâs all the voters will remember. But I canât think, much less plan, with all that racket going on out there. So, if you donât mind, please⊠just do your job. Flash your little gold badge, and get rid of them. [indistinct chatter] So, what do you think? Hey, whatâs wrong? Too many people. Against the rules. Seriously? You have superpowers. Whatâs the worst that could happen? [upbeat synth music playing] [indistinct chatter] So, what should we do first? [laughs] Youâve never been shopping before, have you? Well, then I guess weâre just gonna have to try everything. Ooh. Come on. I just⊠I donât understand what weâre looking for. Something pretty and shiny that says âIâm sorry.â What, just something that literally says âIâm sorryâ? No! [cash register beeping] Do you like that? How do I know⊠what I like? You just try things on. Until you find something that feels like you. Like me? Yeah. Not Hopper. Not Mike. You. [wind whistling] [âToo Late for Tearsâ playing] [Joyce inhales sharply] [deep sigh] [tires screeching] [doorbell rings] Hello? [âMy Bolognaâ playing] âȘ Ooh, my little hungry one Hungry one âȘ âȘ Open up a package of⊠âȘ [Joyce] Hello? [doorbell chimes] [Joyce] Hello? âȘ Top it with a little of My bologna âȘ âȘ My, my, ay, ay, woo! âȘ âȘ Mmmmm My, my, my, ay, ay, woo! âȘ âȘ Mmmmy bologna⊠âȘ Mrs. Byers? âȘ Mmmmy bologna âȘ âȘ Mmmmy bologna âȘ [rat squealing] [squealing, screeching] Weâre gonna have to keep doing this until you stop moving, you little shit. [squealing continues] Hi, yes, um, this is Nancy Wheeler from The Hawkins Post. Yeah, um⊠I have a bit of a weird question for you. I was wondering if you guys had gotten any recent calls about, um⊠rabid rats? [indistinct male voice on line] No, uh, rabid rats. Rats with rabies? Okay, um⊠What about just rats, in general? Uh-huh. Okay. Thank you. Youâre a regular little detective, arenât ya? [Nancy sighs] Lemonade? Itâs fresh-squeezed. Sure, thanks. Um⊠Do you mind if I make just a few more calls? Not at all. I enjoy the company. [dialing] [squealing] [cage rattles] [squealing intensifies] [squealing stops] [pained squeals] [rapid squealing] You all right, little bud? [screeching] Jonathan! I have a lead. Uh⊠Yeah, okay, but, uh⊠I just think thereâs something really wrong with this rat. Yeah, no shit. Come on. No, I⊠[pained squealing] Nancy, wait up. [lights buzzing] [pained squealing continues] [screeching] [goo snarling] [squealing] [thunderclap] [Billy] I said, what do you want?! [deep echoing voice] To build. I want you to build. To build what? What you see. I donât understand. [thunderclap] I donât understand! What do you mean? I donât understand! [gasps] [distorted voices] [groans] [grunts] [sniffles] [flesh sizzling] [grunts] [labored breathing] [distorted male voice] Hey, man! [distorted female voice] Billy, are you okay? [panting] [heavy breathing] [squelching] [screams] [high-pitched screeching] [yells] [yells] [woman] Billy? [voice echoes] Billy. [voice echoes] [panting] [distorted] Take me to him. What? I said, are you hurt? Whatâs going on? I heard screaming. Should I call an ambulance? [woman] Billy? [scream echoes] [âMaterial Girlâ playing] [laughs] Excuse me, sir. Mmhmm? How much for this teddy bear right here? Three hundred? Three hundred. I shouldâve shoved that teddy bear right up his⊠[cash register dings] âȘ Some boys kiss me, some boys hug me âȘ âȘ I think theyâre okay âȘ âȘ If they donât give me proper credit âȘ âȘ I just walk away âȘ âȘ They can beg and they can plead âȘ âȘ But they canât see the light âȘ âȘThatâs right, thatâs right âȘ âȘ âCause the boy with the cold hard cash âȘ âȘ Is always Mister Right âȘ âȘ âCause we are living In a material world âȘ âȘ And I am a material girl âȘ âȘ You know that we are living In a material world âȘ âȘ And I am a material girl âȘ Hey, Mike. [bottle pump spritzes] Oh! Uh! Ahh! âȘ If they canât raise my interest⊠âȘ [man] Thatâs it, girls! Okay, here we go. Wardrobe change, please! Wardrobe change! Thank you! Shake it. Shake it out for me. âȘ âCause we are living âȘ âȘ In a material world⊠âȘ [Eleven gasps, laughs] [Max and Eleven laugh] âȘ You know that we are living In a material world âȘ âȘ And I am a material girl âȘ [laughing] âȘ Living in a material world âȘ âȘ And I am a material girl âȘ âȘ You know that we are living In a material world⊠âȘ [low frequency vibration] [gasping] [both laugh] Come on! See? Whatâd I tell you? Thereâs more to life than stupid boys. Can we please play D&D now? No. No. [male voice speaking Russian] [waltz tune playing] Wait, that last part, just one more time. Okay. [rewinding] [recording continues] Okay, that word. Um⊠Itâs pronounced⊠âdlynnaya.â âDlynnayaâŠâ Which is spelled⊠D⊠D, D, D⊠[Robin sighs] The⊠The chair. The chair-looking thingy. Yeah, okay. Weâve got our first sentence. Oh, seriously? Yeah. [in Russian accent] âThe week is long.â Well, thatâs thrilling. I know. But, progress. Okay, here you go, you got a strawberry and then a vanilla with sprinkles, extra whipped cream. [both] Thanks. Wait a second. Are you even allowed to be here? [Eleven laughs] That⊠Okay. You wanna trade? [Mike] Thatâs ridiculous. Why canât I just⊠Oh, youâve gotta be shitting me. [Lucas] Havenât got that much. Okay, what if we split it? Split it with what? Does that even make sense? Isnât this a nice surprise. What are you doing here? Shopping. This is her new style. What do you think? Whatâs wrong with you? You know sheâs not allowed to be here. What is she, your little pet? Yeah. Am I your pet? What? No! Then why do you treat me like garbage? What? You said Nana was sick. She is. She is. She is sick. Yeah, sick⊠sheâs sick. Sheâs sick. Sheâs super sick. Thatâs why weâre here, actually. Yeah, weâre shopping. Not for us, but for her, for Nana. For Nana. Also, weâre here to get a gift for you. Just, we couldnât find anything that suited you and I only have, like, $3.50, so itâs hard. Super hard. Itâs⊠Itâs expensive. You lie. Why do you lie? [bus brakes squeal] [bus door hisses open] I dump your ass. [âCold as Iceâ playing] âȘ Youâre as cold as ice âȘ [both laugh] âȘ Youâre willing to sacrifice Our love⊠âȘ Now can we play D&D? No. He raised my property taxes, Jim. Forced me off my land. You can protest all you want, Henry, youâve just gotta go through the proper channels first. Nothing proper about what that man did to us! To our town! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. [Flo] Special delivery! Ooh, yeah. [Hopper laughs] That the right one? [chuckles] Yeah. Yeah! Thatâs a lot of color for you, Chief. Itâs cutting-edge stuff, all right? Itâs cutting-edge! [chamber music playing] [car door opens, closes] [car engine starts] Iâll start off with a Scotch, you can make that a double. Very good, sir. And I think weâll have a bottle of red, as well. Very good, sir. And howâs your âcheeantiâ? Our Chianti is quite good. Chianti. Medium-bodied, with just a hint of cherry. Great. Women love cherries, huh? All right, weâll have that and two⊠two glasses, please, one for, uh, me and one for the lady. [waiter] Ooh. Very good, sir. [crickets chirping] [Joyce] And what is this again? This is a solenoid. Itâs a coil, wrapped around a metallic core, and when electricity passes through it⊠It creates an electromagnetic field. Exactamundo. Now for the fun part. Shall we? Yeah. [electric hum] I⊠I donât see anything. Nope. You canât see it, but itâs there, I assure you. Our very own Clarke-Byers Electromagnetic Field. Pretty neato, huh? Yeah. And this field affects any charged object in its vicinity. Just like my magnets. Just like your magnets. Okay, why is nothing happening? Oh, because our field is stable. But, if we reduce the current⊠How⊠The magnetic dipoles tried to orient according to the field, but⊠No, no, no, I mean, how is this happening at my house? You want my honest opinion? One of your kiddos got up in the middle of the night, bumped into the fridge, and knocked the suckers loose. And the magnets at Melvaldâs? Apophenia. Apowhatowhah? Apophenia. Uh⊠Youâre seeing patterns that arenât there. Coincidence. But what if⊠itâs not? Well⊠Theoretically-speaking, I suppose some large version of this AC transformer could exist. A machine of some kind. A machine? But, in order to reach your house and downtown, gosh, that would take billions of volts of electricity and cost tens of millions of dollars. But it is possible. We cured polio in â53. Landed on the moon in â69. As I tell my students, once you open up that curiosity door, anything is possible. [Robin, Dustin, and Steve] âThe week is long,â the silver cat feeds, âwhen blue meets yellow in the west.â I mean, it just⊠it just canât be right. [Robin] Itâs right. Honestly, I think itâs great news. How is this great news? [chuckles] I mean, so much for being American heroes. Itâs total nonsense. Itâs not nonsense. Itâs too specific. Itâs obviously a code. What do you mean, a code? Like a super secret spy code. Thatâs a total stretch. [Robin] I donât know, is it? Youâre buying into this? Listen, just for kicks, letâs entertain the possibility that it is a secret Russian transmission. Whatâd you think they were gonna say, âFire the warhead at noonâ? Exactly. And my translation is correct. I know that for sure, so⊠âThe silver cat feeds.â Why would anyone talk like that unless theyâre trying to mask the meaning of their message? Exactly. Why would anyone mask the true meaning of their message unless the message was somehow sensitive? Exactly. So I guess that confirms your suspicion. Evil Russians. I canât believe Iâm about to agree with this strange child, but, yeah, totally evil Russians. So how do we crack it? Well, I guess we translate the rest and hopefully a pattern emerges. A pattern. Right, like maybe âsilver catâ is a meeting place? Or a person. Or a weapon. Itâs probably gonna take a super genius to crack it, but⊠Whereâs Steve? [Robin] Hey, Steve. [coins clatter] What are you doing? Uh, itâs a quarter. I need⊠Do you have a quarter? [chuckles] Sure youâre tall enough for that ride? Quarter! [waltz tune playing] You need help getting up, little Stevie? Shh! [Dustin chuckles] Would you two just shut up and listen? [waltz tune continues] Holy shit. The music. The music! [man speaking Russian] [waltz tune playing] I donât understand. Itâs the exact same song on the recording. Maybe they have horses like this in Russia. âIndiana Flyerâ? I donât⊠I donât think so. This code, it⊠didnât come from Russia. It came from here. [chamber music playing] [couple laughing] [waiter clears throat] Would you like to order your entrĂ©e, sir? [slurring] You know what, Enzo? My name is not Enzo. I just lost my appetite, all right? So, here you go. You can keep the change. [dishes clatter] Sir! Iâm afraid no alcohol is allowed off the premises. [blows raspberry] I can do anything I want. Iâm the chief of police. [chamber music crescendos] [distant thunder rumbling] [car engine revving] [woman] Billy, are you okay? [woman grunts, chokes] [footsteps] [muffled whimpering] [muffled whimpers] [whimpering stops] [Billy] Donât be afraid. Itâll be over soon. Just stay very still. [woman gasps] [creature snarling] [low roaring noise] [screeching] [screams] [woman] No! [woman screams] [creature roars] [monkey screeching]