House of Dark Shadows

- Daphne, have you seen David? - No.

- He's not in Mrs. Stoddard's room? - No, I just left her room.

Okay, thanks.

David, where have you been? I've been looking for you.

Willie?

Willie Loomis?

Willie?

Willie! What's the matter, Maggie?

Did I scare you?

Don't touch me. How many times do I have to tell you?

You know you like it. Why else would you come here?

- I'm looking for David. - Well, I ain't seen him.

Hey, Maggie, please, don't go.

- I'm gonna find David. - Forget about David.

Wait, take a look at this, look at this.

I found this in an old book.

- It's where the missing jewels are. - Oh, please, Willie.

No, honest. Would you listen, please?

"The Madonnas rest high above, the Lion's Head watches the dove.

And in the womb beneath the hill, the secret flame glows bright and still."

You're drunk, Willie.

Hey, no, you don't understand. I mean, that's where they are.

I mean, as soon as I figure it out.

Hey, Maggie, just think of the money, huh?

- I'll cut you in, huh? - Loomis!

Go upstairs and get your flashlight. You're going to look for David.

He's your kid. Find him yourself.

All right, Loomis, you can pick up your pay in the morning.

Mr. Collins, he--

All right, I'll get my pay in the morning.

But I'll get a lot more than that too, before then.

"The Madonnas rest high above."

"The Lion Head watches the dove."

David?

David?

I heard you.

David, I'm not gonna punish you. I just wanna take you home.

David!

David, let me out!

David!

I'm ready to go, unless you want me to help look for David.

Oh, that won't be necessary. I'm sure everything will be all right.

I hope so.

Oh, I left the first of the month's checks for you to sign.

I may be late tomorrow.

Would you like me to send you home in the car?

Thank you. I drove.

Are you sure there's nothing I can do?

Nothing. Thank you, Daphne.

- Good night, Mrs. Stoddard. - Good night.

Hey, Daphne.

Daphne.

My God.

David?

Where can Roger be? I've tried to reach him everywhere.

He should be here.

Don't worry, Mother, we'll find them.

They've been gone so long. One of them should've been back by now.

- Any luck? - No, I checked the gatehouse.

And the old swimming pool? He plays there.

I looked there too, Mrs. Stoddard.

I even drove down the back road.

If Maggie and David are out there, I don't know where they are.

Something has happened to them, I know it.

Now, Mother, the sheriff and his men will be here soon.

Dr. Hoffman and Jeff still with Daphne?

Yes, I didn't have a chance to tell Jeff about Maggie.

David?

Answer me, David. I know you're there.

David, please.

Oh! David.

Maggie!

Jeff?

- Jeff. Maggie.

Jeff. Maggie.

It's David.

- He locked me in there. Take it easy.

Come on, Maggie, calm down.

- David. - David?

David. He locked me in there.

He's in there, Jeff. He's in there.

Maggie, I just caught David sneaking into his room back at Collinwood.

- Someone-- Someone was-- - Now, come on.

Todd's downstairs looking for you. Take it easy.

It almost looks like a human bite, doesn't it?

No human could've made those two punctures.

Yes, well, I certainly don't know any animal who could've done it either.

Do you think she'll be all right?

I don't know. She's lost an enormous amount of blood.

But how? Just from that one wound?

I know.

I'll move her to the hospital tomorrow.

They'll do a central venous pressure. That'll tell us more.

Miss Shepherd, I'll stay in the room next door tonight.

Wake me if there's any change.

It was a terrible time to disappear.

Well, how was I to know that all this would happen?

- Julia. Will she be all right?

I hope so. She's resting quietly.

Have you any more theories about what could have attacked her?

I don't know.

The men have searched the grounds, found nothing.

Obviously, whatever it was was after Maggie.

Nonsense. I never heard of any animal that could open doors.

I think she imagined the whole thing.

lf she did, you can blame David. David practically frightened her to death.

Roger, we must decide what to do about him.

Whatever we decide, Elizabeth, can wait until tomorrow.

All right, I'm too tired to argue tonight.

- Good night. - Good night, Elizabeth.

I'll see you tomorrow, George, when I take Daphne to the hospital.

- Good night, Roger. - Good night, Julia.

- Good night, Julia. - See you to the door, George.

- Hey, Seth, how are you? - Good evening, Joe.

The chief wants a list of your guests the last two nights.

- Another woman's been attacked. - What happened?

Same kind of attack as Daphne Budd's yesterday.

Only this one's dead.

She was strangled?

Yeah.

But the weird thing is, she was bitten just like Daphne.

Come on, let's get out of here.

What is it?

It's Willie Loomis.

I'm gonna go and speak to him. He never picked up his pay.

- Hello, Miss Carolyn. - We've been looking for you, Willie.

How come you didn't think of looking here, huh?

Uncle Roger has your pay envelope ready.

He does? I'll go get it.

You see, I've been busy. I got a new job.

This opportunity came kind of fast-like. I took it.

- Well, I'll see you around, Miss Carolyn. - Hey, Willie.

Hello, Todd.

- Something's happened to him. - What do you mean?

He's completely different.

- Who is that with him? - I don't know.

So he said to me-- Wow, really?

It's good to see that....

Yes?

Is Elizabeth Collins Stoddard in?

- Who shall I say is calling? - Barnabas Collins.

A cousin from England.

- Won't you come in, please? - Thank you.

Wait here a moment. I'll tell her you're here.

Good evening.

If I didn't see you with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe it.

It's an extraordinary likeness.

I've never seen anything like it.

It's as if the portrait had come to life.

- Isn't it, Carolyn? - Yes.

We had no idea that we still had relatives in England.

I am the last, I'm afraid.

We knew, of course, that the original Barnabas Collins...

...went to England in 1 797.

I've been trying to find out what he did there...

...but there's been no further mention of him in the family journals.

Dr. Hoffman has taken a sabbatical from her practice. . .

...and has been writing a history of our family.

- I shall be glad to help you, doctor, if I can. - Thank you.

Do you come from London, Mr. Collins?

Yes, I do, Professor Stokes.

A city I remember with great relish.

Where do you live there?

Cadogan Square.

Do you, by chance, know the Bromwells?

They're at number 33, I believe.

Excuse me.

Naomi Collins, isn't it?

Yes, the first Barnabas' mother.

I so hoped there'd be someone like you to wear this.

Oh, it's beautiful.

- Mother, what is it? - Roger, Carolyn, look.

- Oh! - Oh, it's exquisite.

The missing jewels. Naomi's necklace.

- Barnabas, where did you find them? They're absolutely magnificent.

Legend had it that they were buried during the Revolutionary War...

...and never found again.

Well, legend is always more romantic than the truth.

Actually, Naomi gave them to my ancestor when he left Collinwood.

- They were his share of the estate. - Mother, you must wear them.

I remember she gave him the old house too.

I look forward to seeing it.

The first Barnabas wrote a fascinating memoir of his life in that house.

I've always dreamed of living in that house.

I'm afraid it's in shocking condition. We haven't kept it up.

With work, we could make it livable again.

- Why don't we take you through it? I'm afraid I can't accept this.

You must.

You are as beautiful as she.