963 - March 3, 1970

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VOICEOVER:A stormy night at Collinwood,

a night for revenge.

And one twisted, enraged young man is determined

to silence the enemies who are against him.

And so, unable to trust one living human being,

he is forced to call upon the dead

to help him with his plan.

[thunder rumbling]

Thomas Findley, will you join me, Thomas Findley?

John Hart, would you like to see the lightning,

and hear the thunder?

Amos Ross, how would you like to break out

of the bonds of the earth that hold you?

And Emory Pace, unable to rest, unable to think, to dream.

All of you in your graves,

will you follow me if you have the chance?

Oh god of the underworld, hear me, your servant,

for I have a need of hands that are not mine,

of a body without mind, of a heart that does not beat.

Just give me these, these dead,

and I will give you five new souls for yours,

five new souls for all eternity.

Just make them rise from their sleep.

Make their arms move, make their hands come

out into the night air.

Make them my servants, now!

[thunder rumbling]

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[thunder crashing and rumbling]

Thomas Findley.

John Hart.

Amos Ross.

Amos Ross!

And Emory Page.

Now look at me!

I am your leader.

Your allegiance is to me.

Now there is much to be done.

Five new souls are going to join you in your underground,

four men, and one woman.

Barnabas Collins, Quentin Collins,

Roger Collins, Willie Loomis,

and one woman, Julia Hoffman.

Now their graves are to be dug tonight,

for they will be in them by tomorrow.

Barnabas, what's wrong?

I don't know,

but ever since I came from the coffin room

I've had this strange feeling, almost a premonition.

About what?

Have you seen Jeb today?

Didn't he go to Collinwood?

Perhaps, but not that I know of.

He's planning something, I feel it.

Ever since Nicholas Blair came back,

they've done nothing, why?

If only they hadn't discovered that Maggie Evans

was working for us and not with them.

We've got to find someone that they can trust.

We've found someone, Julia.

Megan.

Megan?

BARNABAS: Megan and I have had a long talk.

What else have you had, Barnabas?

What is your question, Julia?

Must you read meanings into everything I say?

Megan is unhappy, her husband's in jail.

He's signed a confession for three murders

he never committed, now wouldn't that be enough

to put anyone against Jeb?

Yes, anyone except Megan, she's a fanatic about Jeb.

We can use her, Julia, and we will.

When did you have this talk?

You came to give me injections, I'm ready.

All right Barnabas, I'll finish this,

and then I'll go down to the pharmacy

and get what I need to make up some more serum.

BARNABAS: The serum seems to be affecting me

differently than it did before.

JULIA: How?

Well, the last time I had no need for blood,

I could actually feel myself changing

but this time I don't.

Barnabas, you haven't given in yet, have you, have you?

JEB:How stupid of me not to have guessed the truth.

Dr. Hoffman,

a doctor with a very bizarre practice.

MEGAN:It's dusk again, why doesn't he call for me?

Doesn't he realize how much I need him?

Why doesn't he summon me?

[knocking]

Good evening Jeb, please come in.

Mrs. Stoddard, where's Megan?

I believe she's in the drawing room,

I saw her coming downstairs a few minutes ago.

I want you to stay with her tonight.

I'd planned to have Bruno guard her,

but I've sent him on another errand.

Now you go with her to her room,

and you see that no one comes in.

Jeb, what's happened?

Just make sure she's alone, that's all I'm gonna tell you.

Of course, I understand.

If Barnabas Collins should come

But Barnabas Collins never comes to this house anymore,

you know that.

If Barnabas Collins comes, Mrs. Stoddard,

you make sure that she's not alone with him.

Are Roger Collins and Carolyn here?

No, they took David and Amy to a concert in Bangor.

Then they'll be back late.

That's very good.

Why?

I ask the questions Mrs. Stoddard, you don't.

Now make sure that you stay with her.

ELIZABETH: Megan?

[Megan moans]

What's the matter?

The light, the light.

I'm so cold, it's very cold.

Megan, you must let Julia examine you.

MEGAN: No!

But you feel worse every day.

No, I'm all right Mrs. Stoddard.

I'm all right.

ELIZABETH: But you obviously aren't.

It's just my nerves, that's all, the shock over Philip.

I haven't been sleeping very well.

I'm so worried, that's all.

ELIZABETH: Are you sure that's all, Megan, are you sure?

I should never have told Julia

as much about Megan as I did.

She's too suspicious.

Why do I feel this sense of doom tonight?

Why can't I shake it off?

What is happening to me?

Why do I feel this way?

No, no!

Blood, I must have blood.

I've never felt this need for blood so strongly before.

Megan.

I can understand your being very depressed

about everything that's happened to you,

but I can't believe it's all mental, you're obviously ill.

What is it, Megan?

I thought I heard a voice calling for me.

BARNABAS: Megan.

Megan.

No, I cannot.

She will die, I must not give into myself.

I must not, for her sake as well as mine.

Where's Julia?

She can help me, surely.

No, she's gone to Collinsport.

But not Megan.

Not Megan.

I don't hear anyone, Megan.

It's your imagination.

Yes, I guess it must be.

Let me take you upstairs.

No.

But you'll rest so much better up there.

Well, can't I do something for you?

Yes, some water, I'd like a glass of water.

My throat is so parched.

Of course.

BARNABAS:I must leave this house.

I must find blood, I must.

Barnabas, Barnabas, why didn't you summon me?

I know you need me, you need me so.

You must leave, go back to Collinwood!

Never, Barnabas.

You must, for your sake.

For my sake?

I do nothing for my sake now, I only live for you.

Oh Megan please, you don't know

What will happen?

BARNABAS: It won't happen!

You can't imagine how much it means to me

that you need me so.

Go away Megan, go away.

Don't come any closer, don't.

Julia, thank heavens, was Megan outside?

No.

Where is she, I wonder?

She asked for a drink of water, I went to her room,

and she disappeared!

She's so terribly weak, Julia, I know she's desperately ill.

What's the matter with her?

I don't know, she wouldn't say,

but she just said the light bothered her eyes.

Julia, where are you going?

You were leaving, to go to somebody else,

but I won't let you, I won't.

I want to be yours again, please.

Let me be.

Megan.

Barnabas!

I didn't want her to come back.

She knew, she knew there was something wrong with me.

Don't look at me that way.

Do you think I did this by choice?

JULIA: No Barnabas, I know you did not.

Will she be alright?

She's dead.

Oh no.

Barnabas, Barnabas, if not for you,

she would have been against us.

If Jeb had told her to k*ll you and I,

she would have done it.

Don't try to comfort me, Julia.

I'm not, I'm just trying to be realistic.

I vowed I would get every one of Jeb's followers,

but I didn't mean it this way.

Why didn't she go back to Collinwood?

Why did I panic?

Perhaps I would have died, and this would all be over.

It is over now, for her.

No it isn't, you've forgotten what will happen to her!

She'll become, as you are.

Unless.

Barnabas, Barnabas you must.

You must do it before she rises.

Don't you think I know that?

Do you think I want her to go through the agony that I do?

Do you think I want her to need

the blood so strongly that

You must do it Barnabas, now before she rises.

Yes, yes, now.

I must do to her what my enemies want,

want for me, a hammer and a stake.

Where can we find a stake?

Come, we'll make one downstairs.

You were stupid.

You were stupid.

How was I to know Megan would leave?

I don't allow excuses.

Now get up into that room and stay there,

no matter what you hear.

What's going to happen now?

You don't deserve to know.

This is still my house!

Oh is it?

Is it really, Mrs. Stoddard?

Go!

Stay down there Julia, I have no need for you here.

I'm coming, Barnabas.

But I've put you through so much already.

Barnabas, I've not done anything

that I've been forced to do.

BARNABAS: Julia!

We won't need these.

She's gone.

You know what to do.

Now I'll not be able to be with you.

There's something I must do,

something to stop one of my people from becoming like you.

Now you know your orders, carry them out.

You'll let me know as soon as you find her.

I'll be in my room, seeing if I can find out

what's wrong with the serum.

Do you think you'll be able to isolate it?

Barnabas, you have no time to worry

about that now, now go.

[floorboards creaking]

[knocking]

[door slams]

JULIA: No!

[slap]

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