The Confession

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The Confession

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Is your name William Griffin?

Blogger Charlie
Date Posted December 3rd, 2007
URL youtube.com
Length 5:19
Description Dave and Patricia gave me this footage, though I wish I hadn’t bothered going with them now. What would you have done in my position?
Location(s) Dr. Griffin's hideout
YouTube Tags KateModern LG15 lonelygirl15 Charlie
Production Credits
Executive Producer(s) Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried
Co-Executive Producer(s) Joanna Shields and Amanda Goodfried
Associate Producer(s) Cristy Coors Beasley
Series Producer(s) Pete Gibbons
Line Producer Kelly Brett
Production Co-Ordinator Claire Finbow
Interactive Co-ordinator(s) Jonathan Almond
Production Runner(s) Meryl Iona Edwards
Director(s) Gavin Rowe (BigBalls Films)
Head Writer Luke Hyams
Vidplay Hazel Grian
Story Miles Beckett, Luke Hyams, and Hazel Grian
Editor(s) Yusuf Pirhasan
Cast
Charlie Tara Rushton
Dr. William Griffin Gene Foad
Patricia T'Nia Miller
Dave Gavin Rowe
Adjacent Blogs
Previous "Operation Doorstep"
Next "The Trains"
Next by Charlie "From Above"
Directly after "KateModern Week 19 Recap"

The Confession is the one-hundred twenty-ninth webisode in the KateModern video series.

Transcript

(Charlie, Patricia, and Dave are all exiting Patricia's car. Dave closes the trunk, while Patricia locks the car door. Charlie walks over to Dave, looking at her phone.)

Charlie: (Smiling.) This is the place.

(Charlie shows a map of their location on her phone to the camera.)

Patricia: Not the kind of place you'd expect a doctor to end up in. Come on. (Patricia and Charlie head over to the building.) Now, listen, Charlie - this guy Griffin has got a lot to answer for. I need you to identify him and verify what he has to say as much as you can.

Charlie: Look, I'll be able to identify him, alright, but I don't know if you can believe anything he says. I think he's crazy!

(They enter the building. Inside, the place is a shambles. Patricia enters through a small doorway.)

Patricia: Doctor Griffin? (The camera pans around to survey the empty room.) William Griffin?

(Patricia and Charlie look around confusedly.)

Charlie: Well, where is he?

Patricia: Dave- (Patricia looks at Dave, and points to the corner.) Dave, get that stuff.

(The camera pans down to see a sleeping bag, briefcase, and supplies on the floor. Charlie looks under the sleeping bag, while Patricia finds a stash of newspaper clippings.)

Patricia: (Reading headlines.) Scottish bank collapse. Huh. The Order. (Flips to the next clipping, while Charlie comes over to have a look. Patricia grabs another headline off of the floor, and Charlie walks away.) Pensions lose millions. The Order. What's this? (Finds a book.) Oh, wow, it's his diary. (Reading.) "What if I were able to convince her to do it? There's no other alternative; she must do it."

(Charlie grabs the diary and begins to read it. Dr. Griffin appears across the room.)

Dr. Griffin: Ah, there you are, Charlie. (Walks over to Charlie.) And you must be Patricia Nielson. (Holds out his hand for Patricia to shake.)

Patricia: Yes I am. (Dr. Griffin unzips his coat.) Charlie, do you recognize this man?

Charlie: Yep. I mean it's him. It's him.

Patricia: Are you Doctor William Griffin?

Dr. Griffin: Yes I am.

Patricia: The same Doctor William Griffin that was supposedly found dead in his Carnaby Street practice, what, about a few months ago?

Dr. Griffin: Now, listen. You must at least let me explain my actions over the last six months.

Patricia: Did you fake your death, Doctor Griffin?

Dr. Griffin: I had every reason to believe my own life was in danger.

Patricia: Didn't you, by doing so, put the lives of others at risk?

Dr. Griffin: The Order don't value the lives of anyone who stands in the way.

Patricia: Didn't you yourself endanger the lives of many people by your actions?

Dr. Griffin: I thought I was working for the greater good.

Patricia: Doctor Griffin, were you in fact responsible for the death of your own son, Dudley?

Charlie: No, it wasn't his fault. It wasn't like that!

Patricia: So what are you saying? Was it was your friend Kate's fault?

Charlie: No!

Patricia: Do you blame Kate, Charlie? Did she encourage Dudley Griffin to attempt to shoot the artist Michelle Clore in East London?

Charlie: She had nothing to do with it!

Patricia: Was it you, then, Charlie? Did you provoke Dudley into firing shots at you for-

Charlie: I didn't-

Dr. Griffin: ENOUGH! Now that is enough. Of course I am the guilty one. It was my son. I should have been a better father; should have kept him away from all of this.

Patricia: Do you really believe the Order exists?

Dr. Griffin: Of course they exist.

Patricia: You believe them to be an incredibly powerful organization, who - I quote - (Reads from the diary.) "keep the world moving in perpetual negative cycles." Is that true?

Dr. Griffin: Yes, that's correct.

Patricia: And yet you worked with them for several years, didn't you Doctor Griffin?

Dr. Griffin: Oh, yes. Yes I did.

Patricia: You took part in the abduction of young girls who trusted you as a doctor, didn't you?

Dr. Griffin: Look! I had no choice!

Patricia: You tested on trait positive girls for your own financial gain. Isn't that true, Doctor Griffin?

Dr. Griffin: Yes. I did.

Patricia: Did you try to make more girls trait positive with your phoney blood tests?

Dr. Griffin: I did. I tried to create a serum that would turn all girls trait positive.

Patricia: Why did these girls come to you, Doctor?

Dr. Griffin: They thought they were testing a new antibiotic for abnormalities of the womb. When they were unconscious I- I injected them with my own serum instead.

Charlie: (Shakes Dr. Griffin.) You evil, crazy old man!

(Dr. Griffin runs past Charlie and shuffles through his belongings. He presents a flash drive to Charlie.)

Dr. Griffin: Their names are on it. All of them. (Charlie knocks away his hand.) All of them; take it.

(Charlie grabs the flash drive and drops it on the ground.)

Charlie: No! I don't want this! I don't want this. (Dr. Griffin picks up the flash drive and presents it again.) No.

Dr. Griffin: Uh. There were side-effects.

Charlie: What do you mean, side-effects?

Dr. Griffin: Well, the serum can't be supported by their bodies over a long period of time. It starts mutating, then starts to kill off their immune system.

Patricia: And?

Dr. Griffin: And... And they're starting to die, one by one. So there isn't much time!

Patricia: How much is not much time, Doctor? How long have they got left, Doctor Griffin?

Dr. Griffin: A few months before they all die.

Patricia: And how many other are there?

Dr. Griffin: Six-

Charlie: You...

Dr. Griffin: Fifteen. Charlie...

Charlie: You're sick.

Dr. Griffin: Charlie! (Holds out the flash drive again.) Please, I'm too old to do this. Please take this.

Charlie: You're too- I don't want this!

Dr. Griffin: Please take this and help them.

Charlie: (Grabs the flash drive and throws it to the ground.) I don't want this! Why should I be the one to help them? Why me?

(Dr. Griffin picks up the flash drive again.)

Patricia: Charlie, we can really help some people here.

Charlie: "We"? He is the one that made them sick! This is not my problem. I will not do it. (Leaves.) I'm out of here. I'll find my own way out.

(The camera catches Charlie heading toward the door.)

Dr. Griffin: Charlie!

(Patricia grabs the flash drive out of Dr. Griffin's hand. She makes sure she has all of the documentation and heads toward the door.)

Patricia: Come on, Dave. See you, Doctor. (The camera follows Patricia toward the door.) Come on.

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