The Keeper

Chapelwaite 1×10

Jakub: Read the Latin. When the last page is turned, we will welcome the dark together for all eternity.

James Boone: Burn it.

Jakub: I'm going to bleed you, whaler. Now you will know what it is to be Leviathan.

James Boone: You wanted to bring the darkness. Well, here it comes.

Rebecca Morgan: What now, Charles? Where do we go from here?

Rebecca Morgan: I spoke with one of them in Jerusalem's Lot. ... I asked him if there was any man left inside him. And he told me he felt as much or as little as he chose to. Loa is choosing you.

Charles Boone: My children. ... Take care of one another. Be kind, compassionate. And if life separates you, always find your way back to each other. Never let distance or words come between you.

Charles Boone: Son. Set your own course. Be true to that course. Let no person, misfortune, deviate you from it. Leave an indelible mark upon this world.

Rebecca Morgan: ... In the end, it was love that vanquished evil. And good grew, like seedlings, from the ash.

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The Gathering Dark

Chapelwaite 1×9

Jakub: Ah, it is more than just a book. It is a key. To the Gates of Darkness. Soon, we will love in a world without light. A world of endless feed. With mankind... as our livestock.

Alice Burroughs: Come home, Martin. Only God is perfect.

Charles Boone: Follow me and I will take you to hell. But stay here... and hell will surely come to you.

Alice Burroughs: I also have regret, Martin, but we can't undo our mistakes. We can only pay for them.

Charles Boone: It's begun. Let's ride.

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Hold the Night

Chapelwaite 1×8

James Boone: I have experience defending ships against marauders. With proper fortification, five can hold 50.

James Boone: Tonight will reveal much about ourselves. There will be times when you lose heart, and you want to quit. Do not.

Mary Dennison: I'm different only because I know death. I've been there... and returned. But we all die one day. So... am I really so different?

Constable Dennison: The dead should not walk the earth.
Mary Dennison: But we do.
Constable Dennison: We were to spend eternity together... in Heaven.
Mary Dennison: There is no Heaven. You have faith, but I've been there. There is life, and there is nothing.

Mary Dennison: Soon you'll be nothing, George. Not alone. Not a spirit. Just mud and bone. But I'll be alive.

Mary Dennison: I'm hungry. It's more than hunger. It burns, George. If you love me, you'll feed me.

Rebecca Morgan: All religions claim that their god to be the one and only. And now these vampires return from the grave and tell us their god is the one true God. So who are we to believe? Whose version of God is real?
James Boone: Whichever god has the strongest army at the moment is the most real.
Rebecca Morgan: So the winner tonight chooses the next God?
James Boone: The winner in all wars decides the truth... God included.

Tane Boone: That thing is out there. Is it the devil?
James Boone: You give him too much credit, son. He was a man; now he's less.

James Boone: I know your kind. Your whole life, you run to God for every hardship because "God provides." You credit God with every victory, even if you've done the work and sweat yourself. You blame every defeat on God's will, especially when the failure is from your own ignorance or weakness. Believe or don't believe, I don't care. But stand up and be a man. Or remain still and I will end it now, so I can defend my family.

Rebecca Morgan: Come say your prayers. Say your prayers.
Tane Boone: Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger.
— Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in hearts of all that love me. Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ to comfort and restore me. Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in mouth of friend...

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De Vermis Mysteriis

Chapelwaite 1×7

Charles Boone: There is no birth in their world, Loa. It's all death in this book. It's the end... of everything.

Stephen Boone: You saw the Worm. The first God. Now you know.
Charles Boone: We have to stop it.
Stephen Boone: We can't. One day it will happen, Charles. The undead will find their book and free the Worm. It may be Jakub. It may be someone a hundred years from now. Or it can be us. You can free a God and curry its favor. Imagine that. You can rule in the coming dark or you can serve those who do.

Charles Boone: If this book... falls into their hands... then God dies.

Charles Boone: Night will be here soon.

Minister Burroughs: I've blessed every room in the house.
Constable Dennison: Well, surely God stands with us.
Minister Burroughs: Which God? There seems to be a choice these days.

Minister Burroughs: I am not sure that our God exists at all. I've buried two children... and the woman that I love. All of them, innocents. I betrayed my wife, I've ruined what little remained of her. Yet I, a blackguard and a liar, I live? Where is God's love in that design?

Honor Boone: My sister, Loa... Will these undead find their way to Heaven?
Minister Burroughs: I...
Honor Boone: She's good. She made a mistake.
Minister Burroughs: I'm sure she is. We all make mistakes. God knows... we're not perfect. He gave us free will, knowing that we would make poor decisions from time to time. And I am sure that when it comes time for your sister to pass over, that God will make a place in Heaven for her.

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The Offer

Chapelwaite 1×6

Charles Boone: I met with him... Jakub. He calls himself "vampire."

Charles Boone: They drank her blood. That's what they do.

Mrs. Cloris: If Phillip is feeding, he'll do so until Mary dies. But if she has fed on him, she'll join him. ... She'll live for eternity. A creature of the night. Hunting humans and feasting on their blood.

Loa Boone: Father? I'm cold. Let me in? Please?

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The Prophet

Chapelwaite 1×5

James Boone: I'm sending you to God before God dies.

Charles Boone: I know of Jerusalem's Lot. It was my great-grandfather's mining town.
Rebecca Morgan: People tell stories about James Boone and those who used to live there. Mostly to scare the kids.

Dr. Guilford: From the lack of bruising around the punctures, I'd almost say that they were bites of some sort. But not human. ... The position is either very lucky or quite strategic.
Constable Dennison: For what?
Dr. Guilford: Bloodletting. Rebecca Morgan: It appears this Jakub contacted Father in regards to a book: De Vermis Mysteriis.
Ann Morgan: Heh. It's a peculiar name.
Rebecca Morgan: It's Latin. Mysteries of the Worm.

Faith Pringle: Jakub showed me many things. He shared his faith in what he called "the original god."
Minister Burroughs: There is only one God.
Faith Pringle: And before Him? Before Jesus, before Satan, before "let there be light", there was another who ruled in darkness with no judgement. Jakub called him "The Worm".

Faith Pringle: We humans were food. Each scar is where they fed on me. And I allowed it. Drained of blood and floating on the brink of death never crossing, but coming back to heal, is a pleasure that I cannot describe...

Jakub: I am many things. Draugr. Nosferatu. Revenant... Where I come from, it is Vampire.
Charles Boone: The undead.
Jakub: Yes.
Charles Boone: I never believed you were real. No more than a mermaid or a sea serpent.
Jakub: All sorts of things live in the shadows...

Charles Boone: You fear light?
Jakub: We prefer dark.
Charles Boone: And the Christian God?
Jakub: No need for him. We have our own god.

Charles Boone: And if I return it to you...
Jakub: You free yourself and your children. And your children's children et al.
Charles Boone: Tell me what I have to do.

Stephen Boone: There's no greater sorrow for a parent than to lose a child.

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The Promised

Chapelwaite 1×4

Apple Girl: No one can hide from the worm, child.

Apple Girl: Remember, Jakub never loses a lamb.

Able Stewart: I can't. We can't. If I was caught kissing a white girl... I'd be strung up.
Honor Boone: I'm not white.
Able Stewart: White enough to get me killed.
Honor Boone: What if--
Able Stewart: There are no ifs! Not for folks like me.

Loa Boone: My mother is dead!
Stephen Boone: No one's ever really dead. Not if they don't want to be.

Charles Boone: Who is this Jakub?
Apple Girl: Jakub is forever.

Apple Girl: He wants to see you. Tomorrow. In Jerusalem's Lot. Don't dally, Captain.

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Legacy of Madness

Chapelwaite 1×3

Rebecca Morgan: You can't take any of it personally. People always tear down what they don't understand.

Charles Boone: May I come in?

Charles Boone: Last night, do you know what I did? I opened Stephen's grave. Do you know what I found?

Dr. Guilford: Make sure she rests. Add liver to her diet. I'll be back tonight to bleed her, balance the humors.

Samuel Gallup: If our Lord could raise Lazarus, surely Satan could raise Stephen Boone.

Samuel Gallup: The child died from the Boone illness. You need to call it such.
Minister Burroughs: My job... is to provide comfort and hope. Not to spread hate.
Samuel Gallup: The people are frightened. They feel helpless. Your job, Martin, is to put a face on that fear so they can fight back.
Minister Burroughs: They need a scapegoat?
Samuel Gallup: They need a devil.

Charles Boone: Hm... Stephen Boone. Toxic mercury. What is "F.I.H".?
Rebecca Morgan: Frigate Island Hospital.
Charles Boone: Is it close?
Rebecca Morgan: Mister Boone, you do not want to go there. It's a terrible place.
Charles Boone: Why is that?
Rebecca Morgan: It's... an asylum.

Charles Boone: Stephen Boone is alive. You're treating him yourself.
Dr. Frost: Toxic mercury. For mania. I treated the whole family.

Dr. Frost: Ice baths. Given to reduce manic fits of agitation.

Dr. Frost: Is it the worms? You see them, don't you? The whole family saw them. An affliction I coined vermiphobia. An obsessive fear of worms.

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Memento Mori

Chapelwaite 1×2

Charles Boone: Please, don't let old prejudice impede our shared progress.

Minister Burroughs: We have enough love between us for this child, don't we?

Charles Boone: Much of my life I spent building fortunes for others. Whaling is lucrative for those on top; it exploits those below.
Rebecca Morgan: Especially the whale.
Charles Boone: Mm. Him most of all.

Rebecca Morgan: It takes purpose to break the paradigms that others set for us. As a woman, I know this well.

Rebecca Morgan: Fiction. I find power and freedom in words that I don't always find in life. I haven't traveled the way you and your children have. But in my mind, through invention, I do travel.

Alice Burroughs: "Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper, but the one who confesses and renounces them... finds mercy".

Rebecca Morgan: Don't let them beat you. You have good ideas for this town. Even if they think you might be crazy.
Charles Boone: Why do they think that?
Rebecca Morgan: Well, anyone who spends time in Chapelwaite is either a lunatic or runs the risk of becoming one... It's just a rumor, Mr. Boone. I mean, isn't that what ambitions are: a form of madness? Isn't a sliver of lunacy what it takes to dream beyond the realm of the ordinary?

Susan Mallory: Here they come. That's him at the window. Let him in, Momma. Poppa's here with my friend Stephen.

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Blood Calls Blood

Chapelwaite 1×1

Robert Boone: Blood calls... blood.

Charles Boone: How did he die?
Mrs. Cloris: Grief.
Charles Boone: We all carry grief. It's rarely fatal.

Honor Boone: I guess this is where you go after the portrait gallery...
Tane Boone: Shouldn't they be in a cemetery?

Mrs. Cloris: This is a sad house, Captain. No Boone has ever been happy here. Charles Boone: Well, we'll be the first.

Rebecca Morgan: There's only one good story in town, Mother.

Rebecca Morgan: You have to trust me. I know what I'm doing.

Daniel Thompson: What's this?
Charles Boone: Your severance. Take it and leave. Or cut me 600 board feet by end of today and every day hereafter.
Daniel Thompson: That an order, "Captain"?
Charles Boone: I give orders at sea. On land I give choices.

Rebecca Morgan: North, south, east, west, wake up, spirit, from your rest. Winter, spring, summer, fall. Let us see you, hear our call.

Rebecca Morgan: Mr. Boone... Tomorrow is Sunday.
Charles Boone: Yes.
Rebecca Morgan: ... I was wondering if we might consider taking the children to church?
Charles Boone: I don't think so.
Rebecca Morgan: I'm not one for religion myself. The church is a frequent tool of intimidation and promotes the repression of women. But this is small-town Maine, and people talk. Sir, your children are wonderful, but I know what it's like to be unique in a town that doesn't always favor individuality. Sometimes it's easier to fit in.

Samuel Gallup: We prayed we'd seen the last Boone...

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