(tires screech)
(women talking indistinctly)
Oh, don't you worry about a thing, mon chérie.
I got you covered.
Oh...
Cora, what's gotten into you today? I'm sorry.
I... it's just Henry's first day of high school.
- De La Salle. - The white school?
It's integrated. Earl and I
decided to take a chance.
Give our son the best opportunity.
Mm...
You're taking a big chance, I fear.
Oh, times are changing, Marie.
President Kennedy's in the White House.
Yeah?
- Mm-hmm. - Uh-huh.
And the White Citizens' Council of New Orleans
warned the city about the Congolese raping their daughters.
Oh...
And the Burr Heads being forced
into their schools.
I have faith in the future.
(insects chirping)
(Cora crying): Oh, God!
Oh...
Get away from Henry!
Get away from my boy!
(groans)
Oh, my beautiful baby boy!
(Cora wails)
Look what they done to you.
(sobbing)
(quiet drumming)
♪
(man) We done our duty tonight, boys.
Nobody else was gonna help us.
Governor did all he could.
Them niggers, they just keep coming.
(drumming)
Ah...
(heavy banging)
(banging continues)
(men speaking indistinctly)
(gunshot)
(screaming)
(screaming continues)
(gunshot)
(screams)
(grunts)
Ah...
(grunts)
(screams)
(screaming)
(screams)
American Horror Story S03E29 "Fearful Pranks Ensue"
Sync by Gianluca Belfiglio, corrected by honeybunny www.addic7ed.com
(metallic creaking)
(gentle melody plays)
(woman speaks indistinctly in distance)
(woman laughing)
(Fiona) Oh. Ooh.
(Fiona faintly) Now I give it to you.
Don't be afraid. Use it.
Kill me for the sake of your coven.
(Madison) No.
(Fiona) Yes.
Come on.
Don't be afraid, do it. Come on, now, do it!
(Madison) I can't!
(Fiona) Yes, you can, you stupid girl!
(Madison) No!
(Fiona) Do it and feel my power flow into you!
I know because I was standing (Madison gasps)
where you're standing!
Stop yelling at me!
Do it! Do it! No!
Do it! Do it!
(gasps)
She would've made a lousy Supreme.
And that is something
this coven just can't afford
at this moment in history.
It's my duty to stay vital.
Huh.
Oh, Spalding...
I must confess...
I've always enjoyed our little talks together.
Particularly
since you lost your tongue.
It makes you seem...
wiser, somehow.
More thoughtful.
(glass shattering)
(Queenie screaming)
Deal with that.
(insects chirping)
(glass tinkling underfoot)
Cordelia?
(moans) (cries out)
(moans)
I couldn't stop it.
Jesus, what happened?
It hurt me really badly.
What? What hurt you?
Oh, God...
(low snarling)
Get up.
Cordelia, get up. I need your help.
(Cordelia) My God, what happened?
This girl was attacked
near to death while you slept.
By who?
(Fiona) Not who. By what.
Some minion of hell or other.
Summoned by who?
Not one of our girls?
Oh, Christ, our girls couldn't
pull a rabbit out of a hat.
This was dark art voodoo,
flat out.
Marie Laveau.
No doubt.
This is your fault.
You went to see her.
You deliberately provoked her.
(Fiona) How would you know that?
Because she told me.
(Fiona) Yeah?
And what were you doing
over that side of town?
It was a personal matter.
Christ, Delia!
Is that where you were
sneaking off to this afternoon?
To the voodoos for some half-assed fertility spell?
Her Pochaut Medecine?
Huh?
How much did she take you for?
Nothing, thanks to you.
I left there with nothing.
Yeah, not even your dignity.
Christ. You as much as announced
that her magic was stronger than yours. Or mine!
Don't you try to put this on me. You went there first.
I went there to show strength.
And you undermined me
by showing belly.
Mother?
She's not breathing.
Move.
(exhales)
(Queenie gasps)
(Queenie groans)
I got a heartbeat.
But maybe
we should get her to a hospital.
No, that is out of the question.
From now on, we handle everything internally.
The last thing you want
is to have the Council
show up on your doorstep
and question your competence.
Get out of there.
She saved me...
that black girl.
That monster, it was Bastien.
And the voodoo queen sent him here for me.
(chuckles) What do you think, I don't know that?
Just keep that information to yourself, you understand?
And get out of here.
What if he comes back?
(chuckles)
(softly) He won't.
(door closes)
(Laveau) Mm-hmm!
All right, Miss Cora.
(laughs) Are you ready to be dazzled?
You know I am!
(both laugh)
Oh-ho!
- Cora, you look beautiful. - (Laveau) She better.
Miss Cora got a invite to the Mayor's mansion tonight
for the annual Halloween Ball.
Marie dragged my nappy head in here.
Hey, if your hair's nappy, white people ain't happy.
(all laugh) True that.
(doorbell buzzing)
Now I want to pay you this time.
Uh-uh, you keep your money in your purse.
Oh.
(voice breaks) You too good to me.
Hey, what's that?
We're not expecting hair from India till next month.
It's not from India.
Some freak dropped it off, didn't say a word.
All right. Well, open it up.
Oh, my God!
(gasps) No!
No...!
Kyle, no!
Kyle...
No, Kyle.
(sobs) I'm sorry.
I'm so, so sorry.
I didn't mean for it to happen, any of it.
(sobs, sniffles)
(sobs)
Are you hungry?
God-God, you must be so hungry.
I'm going to... I'm going to go make you something.
(sets bowl on counter)
Oh, shit.
(children chattering happily)
(Fiona) Delphine?
Come do me.
Do you know why
today is my favorite day of the year?
It's Halloween.
Is it the end of harvest already?
Land sakes.
I suppose you'll want me lighting the bonfires
and putting out food to keep the demons at bay.
Evil spirits will walk the earth this night.
The dead shall rise and fearful pranks ensue
should we fail to protect ourselves.
Oh, Christ, just zip it.
(gasps)
Miss Fiona,
you look...
Younger?
I was gonna say beautiful.
Oh.
Well, both are correct.
And as far as silly superstitions,
you're behind the times.
Bonfires have become jack-o'-lanterns
and harvest offerings,
just candy.
Do they work?
You'll see.
Tonight I'm gonna let the whole world in.
Get a good look at me.
Who's the baddest witch in town?
This doesn't concern you. It does so concern me.
If you start a war with those white bitches...
Me start it?
You saw what she did to Bastien.
We had ten years of trouble, Marie.
You weren't even born yet.
Yes, but I grew up on those stories.
Stories about heartbreak
and blood running through the streets!
Yeah, their blood.
I used it to paint my dayroom brick red.
You were the hero of that story.
You sat across from them and you made peace.
They had their territory, we had ours.
Neither side crossed into the other.
No more bloodshed at one another's hands.
The rest of the world was cruel enough.
Chantal, I know you mean well,
but the truce is over.
If we don't fight back, we may as well lay down
in our beds and wait for death, because that's what's at stake.
And I don't have time
to argue with you.
Either you're with me or against me.
And if it's the latter,
you best stay out of my way.
(Cordelia) How's Baton Rouge?
I hate it when you take foreman jobs out of town.
You know we need the money.
What time's your meeting with Phil Underwood?
(knocking)
Oh, actually, he's here right now.
- Call you later. - Okay.
Kaylee.
(both laugh)
(gasping)
(grunting)
(Hank yells)
(sighs)
(both laugh)
(groans)
Happy Halloween.
(both sigh)
Man...
I always dress up for Halloween.
It's my favorite holiday.
When I was a little girl,
I used to love the candy.
(chuckles)
I think Halloween gives people the permission
to be who they really want to be.
Do you dress up?
Who were you last year?
Me?
I was a monster.
Come on, Queenie.
Come on.
(gasps)
Shh-shh-shh,
it's okay.
Hey, hey now.
Am I dead?
No, honey, you're not dead.
Let me get you a fresh towel.
I don't know how to thank you for saving my life.
I guess you'll just have to work on that then, huh?
They're here.
The girls are back?
Not the girls.
(gates creak)
Wow.
I had no idea the Council would be joining us today.
(whispers) How screwed am I?
Mm, just breathe.
Council on Witchcraft assembles
only under the gravest circumstances.
And who doesn't love a surprise?
I can guess why you're here.
Last night's assault on Queenie was a horrific tragedy,
but I can assure you she is resting comfortably.
Assault?
Elaborate, elucidate.
I didn't see it myself, but...
- By who? - Well, what, actually.
Something not altogether human.
You should have alerted us at once.
Yes, I was going to.
I just...
Yes.
(witch) That's not why we're here.
Something potentially far more grave has come to our attention.
Oh, God.
I should never have gone over there.
I'm sorry. I don't know what I was thinking.
Shit.
You might as well know.
I went to Marie Laveau.
But it was never my intention to violate the truce.
I see, well, perhaps we should all sit down.
Actually, don't get too comfortable.
And you? Stop talking.
Fiona, it's been a long time.
Oh, Myrtle Snow.
Look at you.
Developing a sense of style
when no one was paying attention.
Quentin, you vicious old queen, hmm.
(giggles)
What's it take for a girl
to get her phone call returned?
Oh, my life is pure torment.
One book signing after another.
Travel, travel, travel.
It's like get me off of the best seller list already.
Just remember whose magic it was
- that put you there. - Fiona...
you're a caution.
(laughs)
(sighs)
Pembroke.
(short laugh) So...
you old hens...
what have you come to cluck about?
We were summoned by one of your students.
Which one?
(Nan) Me. (footsteps approach)
I can't hear her anymore.
Madison?
I think she's dead.
That's why we're here.
(Myrtle) Let the record show
the official inquiry into the disappearance
of our sister witch Madison Montgomery
has commenced.
Noted.
(Myrtle) And the penalty
for inflicting grievous bodily harm
against a Salem descendent can be but one...
death by fire.
Miss Foxx?
When was the last time you saw or spoke with Madison?
Yesterday.
Madison is a spirited girl.
The fact that she stayed out all night is hardly a shocker.
So it's not unusual for you to lose track
of your charges
for extended periods of time?
No, that's not...
Do you read TMZ?
Madison's already spent more time with us
than any rehab facility she's been sentenced to.
She's a special case.
Did she give the impression
of being a particularly
powerful witch?
I mean, she's a movie star.
So she's got that thing, you know?
No, we don't.
What thing?
That thing you lack, darling.
Charisma.
(Queenie) Madison Montgomery
is a stone-cold bitch who loves hard drinking,
big dicks and trouble.
If she's dead, it's probably 'cause she got wasted
and offered the Grim Reaper a hand job or something.
(slurping) (Myrtle)Before her disappearance,
was Madison manifesting any powers,
new ones, rapidly accumulating?
(Cordelia) New powers? No.
Mostly we were concentrating on helping her
control her telekinesis, not developing new skills.
Where's my rug?
(Nan) Yeah, she had powers all right.
Lots of them.
She set the neighbor's curtains on fire.
How did she do that?
By looking at them.
It was awesome.
Who else knew about this?
(music playing on radio)
You brought soup?
There's a vending machine in the lobby.
It sells all kinds of stuff.
Soup...
(microwave beeps)
Burritos.
Can you imagine? I mean...
in my town...
all you could get from a vending machine
was pop and Reese's.
I was in a place in San Diego once
where they had sushi in the vending machines.
The raw fish stuff?
That sounds disgusting even when it's fresh.
(laughs)
I always wanted to go to San Diego.
See the zoo.
You're quite the world traveler.
Work takes me to some pretty cool places.
And some crappy ones, too.
Mr. Big Shot USDA Agent.
(chuckles) They call us inspectors, not agents.
I'm not a spy.
You got an online girlfriend in every port, 007?
You getting possessive already?
No.
No, I know you.
I know you're not like that.
(grunts)
To think I found you in an online community dedicated
to collecting Thomas Kinkade paintings.
(music grows louder) Hey, to be fair, I found you.
Yeah.
You played it smart though.
It was like you knew you had me
before I even responded.
Other guys online come on so strong,
so fast. It's like... ten minutes in and they want
to see a picture of my boobs or something.
You were...
cool as a cucumber.
James Bond, right?
Yeah.
Well, shit. (chuckles)
What?
I really like you.
Is that a problem?
It is if you're gonna break my heart.
Mm.
(chuckles)
(silenced gunshot)
You must think you're very clever.
I do. I do think I'm very clever.
I am, after all, the Supreme.
Sadly, you are.
Though given the state of this coven and this school,
one could be forgiven for thinking
we've been without a Supreme for the past 40 years.
If you don't like the way I run things,
take it up with the Council.
But that's just it: you don't run things,
you run off.
You were absent from last year's Summit Gathering,
three Winter Petitions remain unsigned
and you've failed to appoint a new Chancellor in over a decade.
Has it been that long?
The role of Supreme
is more than a figurehead.
You must be present for the betterment of our people,
not just off jet-setting around the globe
to sate your vulgar, licentious appetites.
- You go! - (Fiona) What's your point, Myrt?
Why now, Fiona?
Why come back now?
I'm sorry.
I'm either confused or really bored, but...
am I a rotten Supreme because I stayed away or...
because I came back?
This is the second time while you were under this roof
that a witch has gone missing from this place.
And in both instances, you were the last one
to see either one of them alive.
(crying) Please. She... She's still alive.
She has to be.
(woman) We all grieve Anna Leigh, Fiona.
But, together, none of the witches or warlocks
of the Council can detect her life force.
We must assume the worst.
(Man) You say she was...
heading somewhere when she spoke to you.
Did she give you any indication as to where?
But she took a fine bottle of wine with her.
She said it was a final peace offering.
Anna Leigh recently negotiated a truce
with Marie Laveau, the voodoo queen.
You don't suspect the colored witches are involved in this?
I couldn't say.
(sobs)
Gather yourself, girl.
You need to reach deep
and exercise your strength now.
We have something to tell you.
In loving memory of our lost Supreme,
Anna Leigh Leighton,
we announce her posthumous selection
of the witch she believed to be her true born successor,
Supreme Elect,
Fiona Goode.
(murmuring, chattering)
This Thursday night,
at the start of the full moon,
Fiona Goode will begin
the tests of the Seven Wonders.
From time immemorial, our great people
has chosen to uphold and uplift
one among us who was born destined to lead.
Can you believe
Fiona Goode.
She'll end up being the youngest Supreme in history.
I can't believe she's getting away with it.
Getting away with what, dogface?
Murder.
...prosecution, adversity. A witch supreme in power
who can heal us and make us whole...
I'm a Guardian of Veracity in the Vernacular.
I know when a lie's being told,
and I protect the truth.
(gasps)
(murmuring)
Spalding.
(Myrtle) Veritas,
Honorum, Justitia,
Sapientia, Scientia.
I conjure and command thee,
dark lords to the vernacular,
summon truth from lying tongues.
Fie upon the wicked who dare to throw sand in our eyes.
With force I command thee, let truth be spoken!
Fiona aced transmutation
and pyrokinesis.
By this time tomorrow,
we'll have a new Supreme.
You notice how Spalding spends his life
cleaning up Fiona's messes?
If Fiona did do something terrible
to Anna Leigh, Spalding knows about it.
(girl) If Spalding does know something,
he's not talking.
He's not going to have a choice.
I enchanted his tongue so it's incapable
of speaking a lie. And I happen to know
the Council is calling him for a closed session tomorrow morning.
Thank you, Spalding.
(man screaming) (indistinct chatter)
(woman screams)
Oh, my God! (woman screams)
What's happening? Someone's been attacked.
(gasps)
(moaning)
(gasps)
Everyone, back to your rooms this instant!
(groaning continues)
The time has come for you
to pay for every crime you've committed.
I'm innocent until proven guilty.
And so far, you have not proven one goddamn thing.
The Council reminds you,
no witch has been tried, convicted,
and burned at the stake since 1926.
And on a personal note, I'd like to add
I've got a book of matches in my pocket Fiona,
and I'm just dying to light this fire.
Leave it in!
I'd like to call our final witness, Spalding.
Stand before us.
40 years ago, our Supreme disappeared.
Shortly thereafter, you were mutilated.
Some call it coincidence,
others call it mystery.
As to me, I can't imagine living under the same roof
as the monster who dismembered me,
making her breakfast, pouring her tea.
But you have nothing to be afraid of now.
Justice is so near.
All you have to do is write the name of the witch
who was responsible for severing your tongue.
(pen drops on table)
(Myrtle) He's not going to have a choice.
I enchanted his tongue so it's incapable of speaking a lie,
and I happen to know the Council's calling him
for a closed session tomorrow morning.
(thunder crashes)
(knocking)
(thunder crashes)
I got your note.
Thank you for coming.
These are my last words, Miss Fiona.
I have always loved you.
(chuckles)
Spalding!
(gasping)
(screams)
This will not stand!
You killed Anna Leigh
because she was the last Supreme!
And you killed an innocent girl
because she was the next Supreme!
You got away with it!
She keeps getting away with it!
(Cordelia) You're wrong.
You think my mother killed Madison Montgomery
so she could remain the Supreme?
Yes! You're blind to the ways of your mother, chicky!
You always have been!
Madison wasn't the next Supreme.
The hallmark of any rising Supreme
is glowing, radiant health.
Madison had a heart murmur.
She kept it monitored, she kept is secret.
So I'm sorry, Myrtle.
For 40 years, you've been barking up the wrong tree.
My mother is the Supreme for a reason.
Hear, hear.
(child) Come on, Mom. Come on, come on, come on.
(female voice) All right, child. Come on!
Come on, Mom. Come on, come on, come on.
(woman) All right, child. Come on!
And look, don't eat too much candy, you hear?
Good night.
(quiet drumming)
(snake hissing)
(snakes rattling)
(growls)
(doorbell chimes)
Trick or treat!
Oh, little beggar children all fancied up.
Don't be greedy. Just take one.
You little hooligans!
(children shouting and chatting)
(door creaks shut)
(Zoe) You're being morbid.
Madisn's not dead.
- Then why can't I hear her? - Maybe she found
a way to keep you out of her head.
I know I've been trying.
No. She passed.
We should be out looking for her.
Fiona told us to stay inside.
(playing old-fashioned gentle melody)
(door creaks open)
♪
(Fiona) Enough Rosé.
Let's get you a proper drink.
Bartender, bring this lady a Makers neat.
You'll make a bad girl of me yet.
Well, Christ knows, somebody's got to, darling.
(laughs) Here, cheers.
Hmm. Ooh.
- Okay... - What?
let's play a game. (laughs)
We each ask each other three questions,
and we swear to answer them honestly.
Is your seat belt fastened?
Nice and tight.
Why do you hate Hank?
Are you attracted to him?
Ugh!
Because, Delia, he reeks of bullshit.
And I don't understand how you cannot see that.
Number two.
And no lying.
Did you kill Madison?
No. I did not kill Madison.
My turn.
Who do you believe is the next Supreme?
No, no, no, no, no, it's still my turn.
Yeah? Well, your questions are boring.
So, answer my question.
Who do you think is my replacement?
You're obsessed, aren't you?
Why?
You feel your powers weakening?
Hmm?
(laughs quietly)
Keep these coming, mister man.
(vomiting)
(coughing)
(sighs)
(screaming)
(doorbell chimes)
Hands off.
I decide what y'all deserve.
There you go.
You don't get anything.
No. I... I'm the neighbor next door.
I came to drop off these?
Oh.
Are those for Madison?
Actually, these cookies are for you.
(gasps) For me?
I wanted to pay you back
for that delicious cake you brought over.
(loud banging on door)
(whimpers)
(banging)
(whimpering)
(banging continues)
Sync by Gianluca Belfiglio, corrected by honeybunny www.addic7ed.com