A troubled teenager discovers that fainting allows her to travel through memories of the past, enabling her to uncover the truth about her feared father before his prison release.
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Secret Experiment | SCI-FI | Full Movie in English
Added:(tense ambient music) - [Woman] Why did it happen to me?
Seeing fragments from my past.
Why did I keep seeing my father before he went to prison?
Who did that?
(speaker drowned out by music) (tense instrumental music) I guess I always knew they weren't just bad dreams, but nothing could've prepared me for what they really were.
(gentle piano music) ♪ A life's made up, a set course ♪ There and back agains ♪ But the past can't lay its hands ♪ On you alone ♪ The future's for the taking ♪ By the minute, hour, and day ♪ There's nothing there left standing in the way ♪ Time will tell ♪ What our hopes and dreams are made of ♪ Time will tell - What took you so long?
(solemn piano music) - Hi, Grandad.
- If you wanna eat something, you'll have to warm it up yourself.
- Should we take him, too?
- [Mom] It's fine.
- He doesn't like this on.
(music drowns out speaker) (solemn instrumental music) - That's the one?
- There's six in here.
- You have to get a lot for 150.
- Kim.
(solemn instrumental music) Have a seat.
I think it's time for the next step.
I have a job for you.
- Oh, I'm all right, I think it's probably.
- [Man] Kim, this is Eddy.
Eddy, this is Kim.
- Hello.
- Hi.
- I could also say master pupil, master pupil.
I have a rather important assignment for Eddy this night.
You will be assisting him.
That's it.
You can leave.
- Oh.
Right.
(tense ambient music) - [Eddy] Look, uh, about tonight, do you think she's up to this?
- Did you know about this?
He wants me to babysit that little %*#.
- Who is this guy anyway? - I don't know.
- He's some kind of security genius.
He's worked for public security companies.
Used to.
- What, so he got fired?
- He suits our purposes.
- The only good security officer is a bad one.
- I don't care, I'm not lookin' after him.
- [Man] Even if it gets you back on Dave's good side?
- Really?
- Oh.
Oh, I knew it, I knew it.
You will do anything to please your master.
(laughs) - Say it again!
(solemn ambient music) You're home early.
- I told the manager I was spending the evening with my daughter.
- [Kim] I'm goin' out tonight, Mum.
- Are you?
- [Kim] Yeah.
- [Mom] You don't know what day it is, do you?
Your grandma.
- I forgot.
Shouldn't you with Grandad?
- I want to spend some time with you.
- I made you some dinner.
I'll be back as soon as I can, all right?
(doorbell rings) - [Woman] Hello.
- Hi, um, is Eddy in?
- Yes.
- Hi. - Hi.
- This is my, um, you know.
- You off on a date?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're off.
- [Kim] Why the hell did you say that?
- I needed an excuse.
- Well, couldn't you have come up with a better one?
- This is our wheels.
- No, I'm not going on that.
- Sure?
(engine rumbles) Fine with me.
- Wait!
(tense rhythmic music) - [Eddy] So, you and Dave, are you?
- No.
(tense rhythmic music) - He's a funny one, that Dave.
I asked him about these uniforms, I don't know.
- Yeah, you won't get much out of you.
- Bet you a farthing I can find a way in.
- Well, if you're ù^$ enough to make that bet, I'd be happy to do it.
(tense ambient music) - All right, it's this one.
I'll go 'round the back while you stand lookout.
- Who put you in charge?
- Okay, if you can bypass the alarm and break into the building, I'll be lookout.
Look, Kim, I have no desire to be the boss whatsoever, it's just security's my business.
- Fine.
I'll be the lookout.
- Good.
Mobile surveillance patrols this several times a night.
You never know when.
It's nothing to worry about.
It's just a couple of dimwit guys in a van talkin' foot, but even a pair of idiots like that can cause you a problem, so just stay alert.
- Yeah, I'll, I'll find somewhere to hide.
- No, don't hide.
Stay out in the open, at least that way you can tell them you're lost, you're lookin' for a night shop.
You'll be fine, you'll be fine.
All right, good luck.
(tense rhythmic music) - %*#⚫️.
- Hello.
- [Kim] Evening.
- What are you doing here?
- I was just, um, uh.
- Bit late to be out.
Lost your tongue, have you?
- Oh, no, I'm sorry.
- Come on, what are you doing here?
- It's just that I'm not from around here.
- [Guard] Yes, you are.
- Yeah, I thought I recognized you.
You're, uh, Temple girl, aren't you?
- Martin Temple's daughter.
He's still in prison, is he?
%*#, that man's insane.
What he did to you.
You all right, Miss?
(tense ambient music) - [Guard] No, it's the missus.
- [Guard] She okay?
- Well, as okay as she should be.
The doctor says she's making progress.
Yeah, says she'll be up and running in no time.
- What's that?
Hello?
- Evening.
Uh, I was just. - Miss, Miss, you're all right, you're all right.
It's a bit bizarre.
You okay?
- Uh, yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
I hope your wife's okay.
- Thanks.
(tense ambient music) - Kim, wait.
You're good?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
- I can't believe you fainted.
- I was faking it.
- Come on, slow down.
- Are we gonna chitchat or are we gonna get the hell out of here?
- That's fine.
Did anyone spot you?
No police?
- No. - No.
- Kim was absolutely brilliant on lookout, so.
I can make some fake security IDs to go with the uniforms.
They'll get you into any building, law firm, government.
- Maybe.
- Uh, okay, um, I'd obviously need to know what they're for, because there's small similarities and differences between every security detail.
- That'll be all, guys.
I have work to do.
- Unbelievable, that guy.
(speaks too low to hear) For now.
(speaks too low to hear) - Huh?
- There's a nice pub, you know, not far from here.
- %*#⚫️!
I forgot about someone.
(feet thud) - Or not.
(footsteps thud) - Mama, I'm sorry about last night.
- Where the hell were you?
- I had to help a friend out.
- Of course.
I just wanted to spend some time together, to look at this.
You know what?
Now I don't have the time.
(door thuds) (tense ambient music) - [Kim] Dearest Kim, I know I'm probably the last person in the world you want to hear from, but these years in prison have done something to me.
My thoughts have been with you all these years, Kim.
I've tried to picture what kind of woman you've become.
- [Martin] I imagine you're a strong-willed, intelligent young woman now.
But I can also imagine that you're still in need of some support, but, of course, for me to help you, you would have to allow me back into your life.
I hope that you can find room in your heart for your father, Kim, after all these years.
I hope to see you again soon, as I'm getting out early for good behavior.
I hope that we can finally reunite and make up for all the time we lost.
I love you, Kim.
Dad.
(tense ambient music) - Pumpkin, give me my bra.
Pumpkin, come here and stand here.
Kim.
I'm not in the mood for this, come on, come on, you.
Up ya go, right up.
(tense ambient music) Now, into your room and don't come out until I say, okay?
(tense ambient music) (door clicks) (tense ambient music) (clattering) (tense ambient music) (gasps) (clicking) - Come on, Dad, packing it through.
- What are you guys up to?
- Moved two schools in Hammersmith.
Come on.
It's just a children's game, Dad.
- You don't have to humiliate him.
- I'm trying to help him.
- Have you tried a different one, Grandad?
How about teddy bear?
(buzzing) Yeah, you did it.
- No, that's not how it's played.
The light has to come on.
He needs to be challenged, not pampered.
- I need to talk to you, Grandad.
It's about my dad.
Could he have done more than he was convicted for?
Had he hurt someone?
Did he kill someone?
- Don't you dare say that.
What are you thinking?
Messing with an old man's mind.
Now tell him you're sorry.
Go on, tell him.
- I'm sorry, Grandad.
- As soon as we have a sighting, we shall be in touch, Mrs. Gantry.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
Thank you for your patience, madam.
What have you come to report, a lost phone?
- A murder.
- Murder?
- [Kim] Yeah, murder.
- Who's murdered?
- I, I don't know exactly, and I know who did it, I just don't know the victim.
- [Officer] When did this murder happen?
- About 12 years ago.
- [Officer] Why have you taken so long to report it?
- I don't know, I guess I repressed the memory or something.
Are you taking this seriously?
- Yes, I am.
It's Kim, isn't it?
Kim Temple.
Look, this is none of my business, and don't take this the wrong way, is this about trying to keep your father locked up a little while longer?
What happened to you was an awful thing, but you were lucky.
He had a tough charge, or else he would've come out quite a few years ago.
- Yeah, well, that was then and this is now, and I'm trying to report something here.
- Listen, I'd really like to help you, I really would, but I'm gonna need a little bit more to go on then my father killed someone and I don't know how or where, that's just not gonna cut it.
- All right, yeah.
- Wait, Kim.
If you remember anything, or even if you just need to talk, you know where we are, all right?
- Thanks.
(solemn ambient music) - [Mom] What's this?
- What does it look like?
I think that we both hate that he might get out.
So come on.
- Oh, that's enough.
Finally, this park attendant was kind of walking past him, and Frank does, oh, dear me.
(chuckles) (gentle piano music) - Mom, I remembered something today about Dad.
I remember seeing him in our kitchen, washing blood off his hands.
I think he might have tried to kill someone.
- He never killed anyone, Kim.
- [Kim] What about the blood?
- It was probably from some fight.
He had a real temper on him.
- If you're afraid of him, don't be.
We can keep him locked up.
Why are you so scared of him?
Did he threaten you?
He did, didn't he?
- We'll be okay.
Even if he gets out, we'll still make it.
(solemn instrumental music) - When I'm in bed, Daddy comes into my room and touches me.
I don't like it.
(solemn instrumental music) (soft chattering) - Do you remember what I was talking about the other day?
About my dad?
Could he have been in trouble with someone?
Maybe something to do with money or.
What are you trying to say?
Here.
(soft chattering) Is that a gun?
Grandad, did my dad have a gun?
Here, maybe we can just draw it, draw a bit some more.
(tense ambient music) Okay.
Okay.
(tense ambient music) (gasping) (solemn ambient music) (footsteps thud) - [Young Kim] Look, Daddy, I did it myself.
- Come here.
(tense ambient music) (clicking) - Martin, are you home?
(tense ambient music) No.
(tense ambient music) (door clicks) (tense ambient music) - Hi.
(gasping) (tense ambient music) (gasping) (tense ambient music) (gasps) (solemn ambient music) (doorbell rings) (solemn ambient music) (doorbell rings) (solemn ambient music) (knocking) - I'm coming.
Who is it?
- [Eddy] Eddy.
- Eddy, who let you in the building?
- [Eddy] I sneaked in with one of your neighbors.
- Well then you can sneak back out again.
- [Eddy] Couldn't you just let me in?
It's really important.
- I, I just got out of the shower.
- [Eddy] Oh, are you naked?
- No.
- I didn't mean it like that, look, could you just let me in before I continue to talk rubbish?
Oh, have you been ill?
- I've been busy.
- Okay.
Yeah, look, look, the reason I came is that Dave is definitely up to something.
It wouldn't surprise me if he puts someone on, like we'd get together, so.
- You came all the way here to tell me that?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm a people's person and I like to talk to people in the flesh.
Are you, are you sure you're okay, Kim?
You don't look okay.
If you need something, I could help you.
- [Kim] Help me get into trouble?
- Yeah, that is a good one.
- I'll see ya soon, Eddy.
- Okay, oh, yeah, look, if you, if you need something.
(tense ambient music) - Tell me.
- It's just that recently my episodes have been happening more frequently.
- The same has been happening since you were a kid, Is there any difference?
Is there any kind of a pattern?
- Not really, stressful situations.
- How long do you stay unconscious?
- It's hard to tell.
I don't really keep track of time.
It's like I fall asleep.
Except for when I wake up, I'm so tired.
- Have you been sleeping enough?
- [Kim] Yes.
- Are you eating normally?
- Yeah.
- Used any drugs?
- No, no, God no.
- Okay, tell you what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna have the nurse take some blood samples, we'll run a few tests, but honestly, I think you're just plain exhausted.
You need to eat better.
You need to get proper sleep.
Look after yourself.
- Is there, um, is there anything I should avoid?
- Stressful situations.
- [Kim] Other than that?
- [Doctor] Definitely avoid alcohol and drugs, certainly stay away from drugs.
- Of course.
(soft rock music) (knocking) - I'm just goin' on night shift.
Uh, can you go to the seafood market for me in the morning?
- Yeah, sure.
- [Mom] You okay?
- Mm.
- [Mom] Sure?
- Yeah, I'm just a bit tired.
(soft rock music) (dramatic ambient music) (moves into tense ambient music) (knocking) Eddy.
(knocking) Eddy!
(solemn ambient music) - What are you doing up?
- I need to talk to you.
- It's the middle of the night.
- Listen to me!
(tense ambient music) (retching) Don't touch me.
- Let me take you home.
- If you come one step closer, I'll call the police.
(screams) (solemn ambient music) (door clicks) (tense ambient music) Get off me.
Get your hands off me!
Don't, get off!
- Kim?
There's no milk in the fridge.
How on earth are you gonna stand on your own two feet?
This came from school, again.
Kim, you look, what's going on, has something happened?
- Well, I did some drugs, I passed out, and I almost got %*#.
- I know I'm the last person you want to see, I really do, but I need to see you before the meeting.
I needed to see if you were okay.
- What meeting?
- I left you two messages.
Dave's called a meeting (speaks too low to hear).
- Not today.
- About last night.
- Don't.
- I know you feel like it's a difficult situation for me, but my whole life has been hard.
- Yeah, it must be really hard being looked after by Mommy.
- That's a bit hard.
- You have no idea how lucky you are.
- My mom isn't a bad person, it's just, if I wasn't there to support her, she has so many debts, she'd have to-- - Eddy, why are you telling me all this?
- I Just wanted to make you feel better.
That's not the only reason I told you.
- Oh, for God's sake.
- I care about you, Kim.
I honestly do like you.
I know how hard it must be to let anyone in after what your dad did.
- Don't you dare.
You have no idea.
Best stop following me.
(soft chattering) You were right.
My dad did have a gun.
What did he do, Grandad?
Please help me.
I have to put myself in real danger to find anything out.
(soft chattering) (beeps) (soft chattering) (solemn instrumental music) Mom?
(solemn instrumental music) (sobbing) What are you doing here?
- Where else am I gonna find you these days?
You look like death.
- Thank you.
- I haven't seen you over there in a few days.
You missed the meetin'.
- I've just had stuff going on, you know?
- Yeah.
Look, Dave's got wind of something.
You know the new JJ building they're puttin' up?
- Yeah.
- It's just the start.
They're gonna tear the whole area down.
- Not our hangout though.
- Yeah.
You like it over there, right?
- Of course I do.
- Well, I need it.
- I know that.
- Look, Dave's got a plan.
It's a bit mental, but it might work.
He wants to get rid of it, the JJ building.
- What?
- But we need you.
- Dave won't want me there.
I missed the meeting.
- Eddy put in a good word for you.
- Eddy did?
- You're in?
- Of course I am.
See you tonight then.
- Yeah.
(gentle ambient music) (seagulls squawk) (doorbell rings) Oh, hi.
- Hi.
Eddy, it's that very, very nice girl again.
I should have said girlfriend.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- Be a gentlemen and ask her in.
- Mom.
- Okay, I got it.
- Sorry about that.
- It's all right.
I think I'm the one that should say sorry.
- It's all right.
I mean, I only reminded them of what you already did, so.
- Your mom, she's-- - Crazy?
- No, actually, she's pretty normal.
So how did she get in the situation you were telling me about?
- Just bad choices, I guess.
- I think it's amazing what you do for her.
And she's wonderful.
- Well, I guess if you say, I mean, she's your mother-in-law.
- Eddy.
(chuckles) Come on, let's go.
- Okay.
Bye, Mom.
- [Kim] Bye.
- [Mom] Bye!
(tense ambient music) - Any sign of replacements?
- [Man On Radio] No.
Wait, yeah, I do see a car comin'.
- Okay.
- Here.
(tense ambient music) - Hello, it's Mike from the control room.
There seems to be some irregularities on the (music drowns out speaker) You got the code, right?
Sure.
I'll have the replacements to be sent up to the JJ room.
Thanks.
- Did they buy it?
- Only one way to find out.
(tense ambient music) (door clicks) (door thuds) (footsteps crunch) Poor guys.
They're gonna find it really hard to get work after this.
They'll end up knocking on Dave's door.
(tense percussive music) They're gone.
(tense percussive music) Have you got the radio?
- [Man] Yeah.
(tense percussive music) - Wait, wait, shouldn't we all have the same timers?
- [Man] They all do the same thing.
- Well, these aren't the ones we practiced with.
- But they're basically the same.
- It's not the same.
- [Man On Left] What are you doin'?
- I'm callin' Dave.
- Hey, Kim, you still with us?
- Yeah, yeah, of course.
- [Man] Look, maybe he's taking a piss or something, all right?
We're wasting time.
- He's not answering.
He said that we're to stand by, no matter what.
- So what do we do, do we abandon, do we go?
- Let's get this over with.
(tense percussive music) (music drowns out speaker) - Come on.
(tense percussive music) - [Man On Radio] All right, three, two, one, now. (beeps) - [Man] Something's wrong with my timer.
I don't know what to do here!
(explosive booming) (alarm beeps) - Darryl.
(tense music) Darryl!
(tense ambient music) (rumbling) (coughing) (tense ambient music) (gasping) (moves into solemn ambient music) Grandad.
(slow tense ambient music) (gasping) (coughs) - Hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Darryl, Darryl. - Hey now.
I know, I know.
- We need to reset the timers?
- What happened?
- It stopped.
The boom would've collapsed on top of you.
- Eddy, back to yours.
Darryl, can you do yours while I do mine?
- %*#⚫️. (sirens wail) (music drowns out speakers) (tense percussive music) (siren wails) (moves into gentle music) (engine rumbles) (slow tense ambient music) (tense percussive music) (siren wails) (tense percussive music) What do we do?
- Where do you think everyone went?
- Either caught or legged it.
That unconscious thing you do, it's not good for you.
You shouldn't do that.
What even happens to you when you go unconscious anyway?
You seem like you're a million miles away.
Look, if you don't wanna tell me, it's fine, but you can trust me.
Plus, you know my secret.
It's just sometimes it's good to get things off your chest.
Some things will be eatin' away at you inside.
- Okay.
I swear to God, if you say I'm crazy, I'm never telling you anything again.
- Okay.
- Stress.
- Scary situations like back there?
- Sometimes.
Sometimes it's in my head.
- If it's like fainting, then why do you come out lookin' so ill?
- It's not like fainting.
When I'm unconscious, I can travel through the past.
- Like a dream or a memory?
- I used to think that.
But it's real, Eddy.
It's really real.
- Like dinosaurs and the Middle Ages?
- I wish.
I can see things from my past, my family, things I didn't understand as a child.
I can see myself walking around, but no one knows I'm there.
- That's impossible.
- You know when I passed out in front of those guards?
I could tell you a conversation they were having before I even walked up to them, word for word.
How else could I do that?
- It's insane.
- Yeah.
But I'm not.
- I suppose you're right.
You come out of these things lookin' 10 years older.
I'm serious, it's, it's really bad.
I hope it never happens to you again.
- I need it to.
I need it to happen one last time, Eddy, and I think you can help me. - Forget about it.
I'm not gonna help you hurt yourself like that.
- It's more dangerous if I do it alone.
- Come on, that's not fair.
Let's say I help you, you need to tell me exactly what you're trying to find out.
There must be another way.
- I need to keep my father in prison.
I think he tried to kill someone.
My grandad.
And if I can prove that.
- They'll keep him locked up.
(solemn ambient music) - Please help me.
(solemn ambient music) - Are you guys all right?
- Yeah, you?
- Yeah.
- Peachy.
- [Eddy] Tell me about it.
- [Man With Green Hair] Where's Dave?
- He's gone, Spike.
- Then maybe we should all go.
I mean, the police could be back at any moment.
- It's all gone, it's all gone.
- [Darryl] Hey, we're gonna walk you home tonight.
- That's all right.
I think Eddy's going to.
(solemn ambient music) (keys jingle) (solemn ambient music) Thank you.
(solemn ambient music) - You sleep okay?
- Yeah.
I visited Grandad.
I wanted to know more about his condition.
About his fall.
Was it really an accident, Mom?
- [Mom] What are you talking about?
- Did Dad have something to do with it?
- Oh, damn it, Kim, when will ya let it rest?
- When you talk to me!
He could walk through that door any day now.
Don't you care?
You feel guilty about what he did to me, don't you?
Good.
You should've protected me and you didn't.
You could protect me now if you'd just tell me what happened.
- You think you know so much, but you know nothing.
- Then help me.
Mom.
Mom!
Mom, please don't go.
Mom, please don't go, listen to me!
Mom!
(door thuds) (crying) (solemn ambient music) (water trickles) - [Eddy] Are you sure your Mom's not gonna be back?
- I'm sure.
(solemn ambient music) - Are you sure about this?
- I've tried everything, Eddy.
If there was another way, I'd choose it.
(solemn ambient music) - I just wish we didn't have to do this.
(solemn ambient music) - You're gonna keep me under until I lose consciousness.
No matter what happens, no matter how much I struggle, or try and scratch your eyes out, I need you to keep pushing me under.
I'm askin' you to do this, because I trust you, Eddy.
- Let's do it.
(solemn instrumental music) I'm scared.
- I know.
(solemn instrumental music) (moves into tense ambient music) (water splashes) (tense music) (coughing) What happened?
I was almost there.
- I'm sorry.
(gasping) - I know how hard this is, Eddy, but I need you to do it again.
Okay?
(gasping) (tense ambient music) (water splashes) (tense ambient music) (slow tense ambient music) - Martin.
What brings you here?
- I'd like a word.
- Want a cup of tea?
- It's not a social call.
You need to stay away from Joanne.
- I beg your pardon?
From my own daughter?
- She doesn't want you around.
- Says who?
I don't hear her sayin' that.
- You know why she's not here.
Dirty %*#.
- Do you think that I gave up sailing, so I could lead a lonely life?
I actually came back, so I could spend more time with my daughter and granddaughter if you don't mind.
- Yeah, well she doesn't want you around, so you just stay away, all right?
- You tosser, you piece of %*#⚫️.
You think I'm gonna let you determine how I live my life?
- Look, what you did to Joanne, okay, that's not natural.
That shouldn't happen between a father and a daughter.
I mean, you think she'd let you back into her life after what you did?
You're lucky she never pressed charges.
- As if you never touched Kim.
(tense ambient music) (gasping) - Here, enough of your lies.
You stay away from Joanne.
(music drowns out speakers) (tense ambient music) (clattering) (solemn instrumental music) (gasping) - It's okay, it's okay.
(solemn instrumental music) It's okay.
(solemn instrumental music) - How'd it go?
- [Martin] Terribly.
- What, tell me.
- [Martin] The ù^$ %*# starting fighting me.
He fell.
- [Joanne] Is he dead?
- I think he broke his neck.
He's probably gonna be paralyzed for the rest of his life.
- No.
You idiot.
I just wanted you to scare him off.
- And that's what I did!
That's what I did, Joanne.
I didn't mean for this to happen.
(solemn music) - [Joanne] It's your fault.
You crippled him.
- [Martin] It was an accident.
- [Joanne] And why didn't you just do what I asked you to do?
- [Martin] Ah, this again, Joanne, you've been on my back about this for two months now.
When's it gonna stop?
- The thing I asked for was a peaceful life without that %*# and now, he just %*#⚫️ his pants.
I even have to wash his %*#.
Why didn't you just do it properly?
- [Martin] Just deal with it.
And get off my back.
(door thuds) - You're useless!
(solemn ambient music) (slow tense ambient music) (gasps) (slow tense ambient music) - [Kim] Look, Daddy, I did it myself.
(slow tense ambient music) (footsteps thud) - What do you think you're doing?
- She did her buttons wrong.
- Let's go up.
(slow tense ambient music) (gasping) Never let Daddy touch you.
- [Kim] Mommy, why?
- Because I told you so.
Okay?
Am I clear?
- Yes.
- Okay.
To bed.
(slow tense ambient music) - [Kim] I want Daddy.
- We need to talk about Daddy, about how he comes into your room at night.
You need to tell someone about Daddy, because it's not right.
Okay?
Now, you repeat this after me.
When I'm in bed.
- When I'm in bed.
- When I'm in bed, Daddy.
- [Kim] Daddy.
- The whole thing.
Go on.
- [Kim] When I'm in bed.
- [Joanne] Daddy, Daddy comes into my room.
(solemn instrumental music) - [Kim] Daddy comes.
(solemn instrumental music) - [Joanne] Daddy.
- Daddy.
- [Joanne] Daddy touches me.
(solemn instrumental music) - Touches me.
- Kim.
Don't say it.
It's not true.
- It's not true, Mommy.
(gentle instrumental music) - You're right.
(gentle instrumental music) I'm sorry.
(gentle instrumental music) (tense ambient music) - Kim.
Kim.
(gentle instrumental music) (chuckles) (gentle instrumental music) - [Kim] This is why it happened to me.
I've always wondered why I remember the way it used to be, but now I see, only by knowing what can happen, I can make sure it doesn't.
They say it's impossible to change the past, but I can.
I have.
(gentle instrumental music) ♪ Life's made up, a set course ♪ There and back agains ♪ But the past can't lay its hands ♪ On here and now ♪ The future's for the taking ♪ By the minute, hour, and day ♪ There's nothing more left standing ♪ In the way ♪ Time will tell ♪ What our hopes and dreams are made of ♪ Time will tell ♪ The memory's clear ♪ If we can rise up through the ashes ♪ Time will tell ♪ If they're real (gentle instrumental music) ♪ Careful on your journey ♪ And welcome to the world ♪ Savor all the footsteps on the way ♪ You are alive and breathing ♪ And I promise through the years ♪ Go trample on the path ♪ That takes you home ♪ Time will tell ♪ What our hopes and dreams are made of ♪ Time will tell ♪ The memory's clear ♪ You can rise up from the ashes ♪ Time will tell ♪ Everything ♪ Time will tell ♪ Time will tell (gentle piano music)
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