:47:00
Do you mind if I tag along?
:47:01
- Here, let me help you with that.
- Make yourself useful.
:47:05
- Hey, you forgot something!
- Thanks.
:47:08
- What grade is this?
- Oh, it's all of them.
:47:11
The town doesn't seem that small.
:47:13
Well, after the copper mine closed, it
sort of took most of the town with it.
:47:17
Jade, you hurry back!
:47:19
So we just teach out of
this one corner now.
:47:22
The rest of the school has
been abandoned for years.
:47:29
It's happened before, you know.
:47:31
Homeless people just looking
for a place to sleep.
:47:34
Of course, no one's ever
burned themselves up before.
:47:36
Did you talk to him?
:47:38
Yeah. I wanted to know
what he was doing there.
:47:40
- Did he say?
- No, he didn't say.
:47:42
I mean, he looked like he was hurt.
Bloody, like somebody had cut him.
:47:46
Is there something going on
I should know about?
:47:48
Did any of the children come in contact
with him, talk to him in any way?
:47:52
- Yes.
- Which one?
:47:57
Well,
:48:00
she's home, sick today.
:48:02
I'd like to speak with her parents,
if that's possible.
:48:05
Well, her parents are dead.
:48:07
She lives with her grandmother.
I'd have to ask her.
:48:10
Did you know an Arnold Hawthorne?
:48:12
The colonel.
:48:15
Did you go to his funeral?
:48:17
Everybody did. He lived here.
:48:19
Any dark secrets?
:48:23
There are no secrets in a small town,
Mr. Dagget,
:48:26
dark or otherwise.
:48:29
Okay. Thank you.
:48:31
Sure.
:48:55
No, not really.
I mean, he lived here but...
:48:57
- nobody ever really talked to him much.
- Have any family?