Return

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Return is the third video in the dehteraew video series, a component of the Maddison Atkins ARG.

Transcript

(Linc lies in bed while a "pinging" noise can be heard, presumably a cell phone ringtone.)

Text: Day 10

(Linc gets out of bed and answers the phone.)

Linc/Text: I'm listening.

(Cuts to a running shower.)

Text: glad (...) (white text runs into a white background and cannot be seen.)

(Cuts to traffic on a busy night.)

Text: Let's get the band back together.

(Cuts to a shot of a beer bottle, an empty pizza box, a phone, and someone's shoe. The shoe moves out of the shot and the phone is picked up.)

Text: Pete.

Female Voice: I love that crazy music. I love that crazy music.

(Cuts to a shot of blush, eyeshadow, facial wash, a toenail clipper, a cell phone, and a hairbush. The phone lights up blue, probably ringing.)

Text: Julie.

(Cuts to Linc walking out of a store and into his car.)

Female Voice: That stuff (unintelligible: trips? creeps?) me out.

Text: I guess that makes me Linc.

(Shots of various signs at night. Linc walks up the stairs into a motel.)

Text: no stone unturned

(Linc walks into the motel room.)

Text: ...and then break open the stones.

Female Voice: Allo? Allo? (indistinguishable) I love that crazy music.

Text: Lights out.

(Shot of a sign that says "OFF-SEASON")

Text: What people never are.

(Shots of more signs that say "Hunting" and "Firearms")

Female Voice: Baby, I love it, I love it, love it, love it. I love that crazy music! I'm going nuts for this stuff. Baby, I love it. Love it, love it, love it.

(Flashing lights. Cuts to street sign that says "Ingram Ave.")

Text: let's get to work.

Text: ...we're it.

Female Voice: I love that crazy music!

Notes

• The Base 64 code in the description of this video translates to "Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song, And I'll try not to sing out of key." This is a lyric from the song "With A Little Help From My Friends" by The Beatles.