:18:00
Didyou seethat?
Oh!
:18:02
Ma'am!
:18:03
Stop hitting me.
:18:05
Don'tthrow heads
atme!
:18:06
Stop calling me
''ma'am!''
:18:07
Aw,Jesus.
:18:08
Oh, God.
:18:11
So, sheriff...
:18:12
howmanydeputiesyou got?
:18:14
What?
:18:17
Could it be a bear?
:18:24
I mean,the bears
get big here, right?
:18:31
Hmm. I don'tthinka bear
could bite offa moose's head.
:18:33
Everythingyou need
should be in there.
:18:34
Ok. Good. Good.
:18:38
Sowill we be
tent-matesthen?
:18:40
Nope.
This is allyours.
:18:42
Ohh. Great.
:18:44
Excellent.
:18:45
Ifthere's anything else
you need...
:18:47
Uh, onething
I wanted to askyou.
:18:48
Uh,what's it like
to be a woman
:18:50
in thewoods ofMaine?
:18:52
I mean,the guys don'tturn
all hornyoranything
:18:54
liketheydid in
Dellverance, right?
:18:55
Oh.
:18:58
I knewyou werethere.
:19:04
Hmm.
:19:06
Never been to Maine
before, huh?
:19:08
I have good hygiene.
I'm notwelcome.
:19:09
Whyareyou here,
really?
:19:11
I toldyou.
:19:16
Amuseum doesn'tsend an
investigator intothewoods--
:19:17
Howwouldyou know
:19:18
whata museum would
orwould notdo exactly?
:19:20
Well, even iftheydid,
:19:21
I doubtwhether he orshe
would have problemswith tents.
:19:23
So I don't liketents.
Why--
:19:24
Oh,you don't liketents,
andyou don't like mosquitoes.
:19:27
Well, nobody likes
mosquit--
:19:29
Lookat
yourfingernails.
:19:30
What'swrong
with myfingernails?
:19:32
You have as much business
being in thewoods
:19:33
as Emily Post.
:19:34
No, itdoesn'tmake sense.
:19:36
Theysentyou out here
to examine a tooth.
:19:37
And whatareyou doing
out here on the lake?
:19:39
Oh, no.
:19:41
What?
:19:46
Ifthis is
who I think it is...
:19:47
It is.
:19:51
Who?
:19:54
HectorCyr.
:19:56
He'sthis rich, kook
mythology professor.
:19:57
You know him?
:19:58
He's done somework
with ourmuseum.