(PANTING)
You could stop there,
but would you really feel good about yourself?
All right, see you later, then.
Good girl.
Wait, who are you?
(SCREAMING)
(CALL YOUR GIRLFRIEND BY ROBYN PLAYING)
-Thank you. -Okay.
This is going to sound really strange,
but I think you once came to my school.
It's not strange. I went to lots of schools.
I was in the Commonwealth Games. Dominic McConnell?
I was a swimmer. I did talks for kids.
Right. I'm Kiera.
You know, two girls in my class developed an unseemly thing for you.
Yeah? Who was the other one?
Wow, you're a comedy swimmer.
Retired.
Cass here, she's the real star.
(GASPS) I did this sports psychology module once
and I wrote this essay on women and exercise addiction.
Like, is it a real syndrome or...
I just like winning. That's definitely a real syndrome.
-Why don't I get you both a drink? -Not for me, thanks.
Cass?
Um, yeah, no, just orange juice for me, please.
I'll carry on with the unpacking.
-See you soon. -Okay.
Nice to meet you, Dominic!
Right, vodka in it, then, single or double?
-I'd better not. -Relax!
Vodka never showed up in a drugs test.
All right?
Hi. Oh, yeah, please.
-Are you okay? -Fine.
Because you know, the impact of what happens sometimes
doesn't hit till days later.
(CLEARS THROAT)
All I'm saying is talk about this stuff all you want to
or don't talk about it.
Sounds good. Now will you hurry up and make my drink
and let's pretend I'm normal?
KIERA: Come on, let's get another drink.
No, no, no. You can't stop serving.
We're on a roll here.
Gosh, sorry, what was I thinking?
Guys, this is Cass, future Olympic champion of the world.
Wow, that's quite an introduction.
-Yeah, I'm not embarrassed at all. -She gets up at 5:00 a.m. to train!
Yeah? I'm thinking tomorrow, maybe not.
I've got a brilliant way to clear your head.
Kiera, you're mad!
Dive-bomb!
-Okay... -Come on, Max, don't be a wuss.
It's freezing.
What are you doing?
In you come.
(GIRLS LAUGHING)
KIERA: Did you see his face?
Oh, my God! Where did he go?
(SCREAMS)
ELLIE: Karma.
Ellie, come on, sisterhood.
(SHOUTING PLAYFULLY)
We need to get out of the pool.
MAX: Ellie?
Get out of the pool!
Can somebody tell me what's the problem here?
We've been drinking, it's not safe to be in the pool.
Paramedics and fun really don't mix.
KIERA: Hey, Cass, we'll walk you back.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
(GIRLS SHUSHING)
(KIERA CLEARS THROAT)
Sorry, she lost her key.
I haven't, it's here somewhere.
-This'll set you up for tomorrow. -Hmm.
What have we here, Dominic?
Have you been reliving your glory days?
-Look, I'd better be getting to bed. -Oh, really? So soon?
Wow, sarcasm!
Oh, guys. I think it's really sweet that you two found each other.
You're like those couples that dress alike, like it's the '50s.
It was nice to meet you, Cass. Kiera...
(DOOR CLOSES)
Glad I took the time to do your diet sheets.
It was one night, Dom.
And you had to do it four days before a competition. Well played.
God, he's fit but talk about control freak.
Yeah, he didn't exactly make us feel welcome.
Yeah, can't really blame her for trying to top herself.
You saw her arms, right? The scars?
You shouldn't really make assumptions like that.
People should sort out their own problems.
(GROANS SOFTLY)
-Morning! -Oh, sorry.
Can I help you?
Sorry, am I dripping on your carpet?
Never thought I'd hear myself say this but...
I really like what you've done with your room.
Looks like someone actually lives here.
Mine looks like a place someone died.
How do you do it?
Try growing up in care.
You learn to make a home wherever you are.
-Yeah, I'd have been better off there. -I'm sure you don't mean that.
-You've never met my family. -It'd be nice to have a family.
Hey.
By the way, skinny-dipping should involve clothes coming off,
were we shy?
CCTV, mate.
Busted.
Last night, eh?
Yeah, crazy.
You saw something, didn't you?
Possibly.
Is that why you freaked out at the pool?
I did not freak out.
What, you practically dragged us out of the water.
Hey, it's okay.
I think there's something in the pool.
-As in, revenant? -Maybe.
Do you think we disturbed something?
I don't know, but I don't like it.
Do you want me to go down there with you?
(SCREAMING)
What was it? Tell me what you saw.
I don't... I don't want to talk about it.
-You really didn't have to come. -I know.
I just can't resist a nose through other people's things.
Is that awful?
You know, she could come back.
I don't think there's any chance of that, Kiera.
Yeah, but she's your daughter.
She's been angry with me since Jed died.
In some ways it's a relief to get it out in the open.
Well, guess you won't mind me having this, then?
God, it's nice, actually.
Have it.
Yeah, but me in your daughter's clothes,
how is that for you, hmm?
-Stop it. -I'm sorry.
Come here.
There's something you need to see.
I'll take care of this lot.
I got a call this morning. Stephen Thirsk.
You've got his contracts ready, yeah?
He pulled out. Decided it wasn't his sort of place after all.
Oh, what? Why?
Someone's been having fun.
One click and you're straight through to the ghost-hunting blog.
Oh, for...
-I told you to deal with that. -I am.
It's as good as sorted.
(SIGHS) Look at these pictures.
Posted 1:33 this morning.
So, where's he getting them from?
Well, it's obvious.
-He must be living in the building. -Hmm, so what's your plan?
Sit and wait for him to slip up and reveal his identity?
Oh, he's slipped up already. He thinks he's cleverer than I am.
(THUD)
Not funny.
(PANTING)
(BEEPS)
(SCREAMING)
(GASPING)
DOMINIC: They're going to get themselves sued.
I've reported it. I'm fine.
You're better off in a full-size pool, anyway.
-I'll run you in. -No.
I always run into your old teammates there.
Better to nearly drown?
I'm okay.
I think I just need to ease off a bit.
-I feel like I'm overtraining. -I make sure you don't over-train.
Well, then I need more breaks.
If you ease off now, where's that going to leave you next week?
(SIGHS)
There's no way you're missing it.
You might as well rule yourself out of the nationals.
Okay.
I won't let you sabotage yourself 'cause you had a weak moment.
Eve?
What?
I don't have to tell you everything that's going on in my life, okay?
Okay.
Ellie?
-I'm all right. -Try to remember key images, all right?
And then we'll break it down later. Was it the same setting? The pool?
-The same people as the last one? -No.
-Different people? -No, no, no, no.
-I don't want to do this. -Ellie, think of the police, yeah?
-People forget detail, you know? -If only.
If this is about what I walked in on before...
I don't think you understand how hard it is.
The only reason I'm here is to try and find out what's happening to me.
I... I understand completely.
Max, if you had a tail, it'd be wagging like mad.
-I'm helping you. -Well, it's too much.
I'm sorry.
I'm fine on my own.
(DOOR CLOSES)
What do you want from me?
(DISTANT CLATTER)
Hello?
Whoa! You okay?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
Start in the machine room, yeah?
Pool's closed. Someone got their hair caught in a drain.
-Who? -Girl called Cass.
-Do you know her? -Yeah, kind of.
Be open again soon.
Maybe you'll bring a towel next time?
Max, Cass got her hair caught in a drain.
A swimmer as strong her, I mean, it doesn't make sense.
(SIGHS) Max, what do I do?
Look, I really don't want to butt in on anything here, you know.
Stop messing around, okay? She's in danger.
You're asking for my help?
Yes, Max. I'm asking for your help.
Please.
Okay.
What do we know beyond doubt, hmm?
Activity can be stirred up by interfering with remains.
-But Cass hasn't touched any remains. -Maybe not.
But just by being in a certain place where something happened years ago...
All the visions happened around the pool.
-A girl was being tortured there. -There you go.
She's connecting to Cass
and for some reason, the revenant does not want her there.
So it's protecting its territory or something?
-Maybe. -Why, though?
I don't know.
But first thing we need to do is warn Cass
and make sure she stays away from that pool.
Come on, then.
I don't know if this is a very good idea, both of us going in.
It might seem a bit weird.
Yeah, and we'd hate for any of this to seem weird, right?
-Oh, Max. -Okay.
(EXHALES) Look, just don't seem so nervous.
I'm about to go and tell a completely sane, rational girl
that she's the victim of a haunting.
-What is not to be nervous about? -You can do this. All right?
Oh, give me a break.
I'm not talking about the Ellie that has visions.
I'm talking about the Ellie that's just you.
-I mean, you're good with people. -Oh, okay, enough.
Yeah, and obviously a good listener.
To summarise, just be yourself.
Which one?
Clear off.
(BREATHING SHAKILY)
It looked like you had a fit or something out there.
No, I'm... I'm fine.
Okay.
So how can I help?
Well, um... The thing is...
Well, it's a bit awkward but, um...
Well, I'm here 'cause
I'm doing this charity thing, its' a triathlon but, um...
Well, I need some tips on how to train.
Okay.
Fancy bumping into him on a dark night?
-Where did you get these? -Top floor.
There's tons of this stuff rotting up there.
Some of the guys who ran the place here.
Was that your dad?
Yes.
What was he like?
-What are you doing with them? -I'm going to e-mail this blogger guy,
pretend I'm another ghost freak living in the building.
Only, I've got things he hasn't.
I mean this stuff's seriously creepy. He'll lap it up.
And once he's hooked, I'll reel him in.
Fine, whatever it takes.
Look, it's been a long week.
I've got everything covered here. Why don't you call it a day?
Have some rest.
Yeah, I'll do that.
CASS: I can't remember a time when I wasn't training.
My dad kind of bullied me into it.
I moved in with Dominic as soon as I was old enough.
Didn't that put you off?
No, I loved it.
Once I started winning,
there was nothing like it.
I didn't care that I had to be in at 9:30 and that I had no friends.
I'd have done it 10 times over.
Well, it worked.
Yeah, for a while.
You won't find many from the last two years up there.
We had a car crash.
Dom had won gold in some gala
and I was driving him home on the motorway,
driving way too fast.
We spun around and hit a tree. Dom broke his shoulder.
But he's all right now, though, isn't he?
He never got his edge back in the pool.
He'd had his sights set on the Olympics
and suddenly he couldn't even win local competitions.
Well, that must have been tough on both of you.
Yeah, but he never blamed me.
He said I saved him, in a way.
-What do you mean? -I became like his protégé.
Now he puts all his efforts into me.
I've come full circle, really. First Dad, now Dominic.
Cass, you need to stay away from that pool.
Why? 'Cause of what happened with the pool drain?
That's all been sorted out...
I just have a really strong feeling that it's not a safe place for you.
Why?
Well, I don't know for sure but...
I think there's something down there that wants to harm you.
(LAUGHS) I'm sorry, you've lost me.
A ghost.
(LAUGHS) You're kidding, right?
Please don't dismiss what I'm saying just 'cause you think it's weird.
Ellie, listen to yourself. A ghost?
Please, Cass. I'm serious. It's not safe down there.
Oh, come on. I had you down as one of the grown-ups.
I'm only telling you what I know to be true.
You do realise you sound completely insane?
At your boss's desk?
Is Warren about?
-Why? -Wouldn't you like to know?
Not massively, no.
You're working late. You must be very keen to impress.
You're the expert there.
Well, I'd say if you've settled in for the night,
your social life has sadly declined.
(BOTH LAUGH)
Thanks for your concern.
If I get desperate, I've got your number.
Yeah. Okay.
Um, tell your boss I'm looking for him, all right?
(PANTING)
(BEEPS)
(HEAVY BREATHING)
(CLICKING)
(DOOR OPENING)
So, I'm guessing you lost her at the G-word?
She thinks I'm a complete fruit loop.
You told her everything? The visions?
I couldn't. I couldn't tell her what I'd just seen.
-It's okay. -No, it's not!
Max, it was so real.
It was like it was happening in front of me
and there was nothing I could do to help.
Hey...
It was in the pool, just like the others
and she was just floating there, dead.
And you didn't get a chance to warn Cass?
She wasn't listening. What was I supposed to do?
-(DOOR OPENING) -Max?
(BEEPS)
-Is she there? -Max!
(COUGHS)
-She's not breathing. -It's okay.
(SPLUTTERING)
(GASPING)
You've inhaled some water but you're going to be okay.
What?
I think you must have passed out in the pool but you're fine, okay?
Did you see anything before you passed out?
-Anything? -Max!
Look, it's all right. You're safe now.
(COUGHS)
Have you got any idea what happened?
I think it's your fault, freaking me out with all your ghost stories.
How did you even know I was in trouble?
Just a bad feeling.
I think I saw something before I passed out.
Did you?
(SIGHS) I must be cracking up.
Maybe you should put the training aside and just focus on yourself for a while.
Why do you say that?
It's just the way you were talking earlier.
It didn't sound like you had much free time.
-Maybe you should talk to Dominic... -Yeah, that's going to go down well.
Well, if he loves you, he'll understand.
Do you want me to come with you?
(SIGHS)
I don't want my life to be like this.
I can't do it any more.
Look, just make sure you stay out of that pool, okay?
Get some rest.
Yeah.
Yeah, I will.
-I should have rung. -No. No, it's fine.
It's quite obviously not fine.
Look, if it's what happened this morning,
I know I push my luck sometimes.
It's not that, honestly.
I'm really glad you're here.
-I'll go. -No.
You wouldn't be saying any of this if it wasn't for her.
Well, that's why I'm here.
Two years, for nothing.
But that's exactly how I feel.
I'm really sorry but I can't pretend any more.
That's it, okay? I'm done with swimming.
(BREATHING DEEPLY)
You've got no photos in here.
Nothing that really says anything about you.
Why do I feel like you're trying to analyse me?
Because I am.
I've always quite fancied you.
That's a bit wrong, isn't it?
What, do you want me to agree?
Well, you're supposed to be keeping an eye on me for my folks.
This is my way of getting back at them, blah, blah, blah.
Then again, you're not my first authority figure.
-Oh? -When I was in sixth form,
teacher at school.
All the kids knew.
I didn't care.
Quite liked it, actually.
And is this just the same? Sticking it to your parents?
-Honestly? -Hmm.
I don't know.
But it doesn't feel like it is.
Do you think this could ever go anywhere?
I'm probably not easy to be close to.
Don't say that.
-Why? -I like a challenge.
It'll only encourage me.
Well, congratulations. I mean, you did it all by yourself,
which is, of course, as you wanted.
How about you let it go?
Just as well I didn't go round there, you know?
I would have landed one on that smug, controlling dickhead.
(LAUGHS) Max, he'd have decked you.
Well, there is that, of course.
Cheers!
Mmm.
Max, I need to show you something.
But I need you not to think it's weird. And if you do think it's weird,
-then I need you not to freak out. -All right.
The not freaking out part is really important.
How about you just show me?
I've had it for as long as I can remember.
Okay.
I keep seeing it, the same symbol, in the visions. What does it mean?
-Max, will you say something, please? -Um...
I've seen this in the building.
It must mean you're connected to it in... in some way.
How?
Can I, uh...
-I'm sorry. -It's okay.
This isn't about you and me, Dom, this is about the training, that's all.
That's all? Just everything we've built our lives on.
-It isn't everything. -Right, so, so what?
You love me, do you? 'Cause I'm really feeling it.
-Of course I love you. -Of course you do.
You've destroyed my life once and now you're doing it again.
You don't mean that.
You're just saying it to hurt me.
Yeah, well, you'd know all about that, wouldn't you?
-Dom... -What do you want me to say, Cass, huh?
That it wasn't your fault? That I don't resent you for it?
Well, it was your fault. You did this to me.
If you really felt like that then you would have said it at the time.
How could I? You never gave me the chance.
You beat me to it with your little cry for help.
That's not what it was and you know it.
What was it, then?
Just another thing you didn't have the guts to follow through with?
Story of your life.
How can you say that?
Just get out. I can't even look at you.
(TYPING)
(LAPTOP CHIMES)
Max, she killed herself.
The ghost cut her wrists
and now she's going to do the same to Cass.
What's it going to do to her?
(SCREAMS)
(GARBLED SCREAMING)
(GASPING)
Oh...
Cass?
What have we done?
We let that happen.
If it happens, it's not our fault.
We thought she was safe.
We're learning.
No, we could have saved her.
Max, what we're dealing with is dangerous.
Jed died and now Cass.
Who's next?