Speaker 1: Hey, what are you doing here? Aren't you supposed to
be with your other reindeer friends getting ready for your
big night out. I know, I know, it doesn't look
good for me. It's Christmas Eve, and instead of being
with my friends, I'm tied up in my hunting cabin.
Don't look at me like that. I haven't given up.
It's just these ropes are so tight and the poison
is so strong. Maybe it's better this way. Even if
I hadn't been kidnapped and shoved into the trunk of
missus Cole's Subaru hatchback and still be alone today, I
can't change what I am. Who are you talking to,
dear nobody? Just that reindeer standing outside the window. I
guess I'm getting kind of lonely in here.
Speaker 2: There's nothing out there, Abby, You must be delirious, poor thing.
Speaker 1: Oh he was there a minute ago.
Speaker 2: No one's coming to save you. I made sure of
that when I took you here.
Speaker 1: Missus Cole, I'm sure you have better things to do
than sit around here, threatening me or whatever. The Christmas
festival A fight is gonna start soon, you love the
festival of flight.
Speaker 2: I have to take care of this first. I can't,
in good conscience kill you without proving beyond a shadow
of a doubt that you're a vampire?
Speaker 1: Wasn't that what the spike cider was for.
Speaker 2: I'd like to be extra careful.
Speaker 1: Please don't do this. You're not just hurting me.
Speaker 2: I'm well aware of that. Why do you think I
kidnapped you and not Walter? I saw him in the
hangar drinking blood out of an IV bag. According to
your lover's journal, whatever I do to you will also
affect all the other vampires you've ever created.
Speaker 1: No, you got it all wrong. Walter survived the Blane crash.
He's just been keeping a low profile while recovering.
Speaker 2: You have a real problem with lying, do you all that?
Speaker 1: Just wait a couple days to do whatever you're going
to do to me. It's Christmas.
Speaker 2: You've gotten very good at playing human, But Thomas Forrester
saw right through you. Vampires don't care about anything other
than themselves.
Speaker 1: Is that what Thomas said about his girlfriend who wasn't me?
Speaker 2: He also said, you're a terrible cook.
Speaker 1: Rude.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you in his own words. December fifth,
nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 3: I cut my hand while whittling a smoking pipe. When
I asked my beloved Abigail to bandage my wound, she recoiled.
Speaker 1: Okay, so his girlfriend didn't bandage up his hand. So
what is that supposed to prove the existence of vampires?
Speaker 2: December eleventh, nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 3: I presented I presented my beloved Abigail with a set
of silver spoons as a token of my love. As
soon as she picked one up to admire it, she
cried out and tossed the set of them under the stove.
Speaker 4: I'm not very perplexing.
Speaker 1: Indeed, Abigail probably thought spoons were a gift even in
the nineteen twenties. And anyway, none of this proves the
distance of vampires.
Speaker 2: December twenty third, nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 1: No, please don't read that one.
Speaker 2: My beloved Abigail has.
Speaker 3: Confessed everything to me. She is a monster that feeds
off the blood of humans to survive, like a parasite.
I'm profoundly repulsed. I would have slain this creature right
where she stood if I had possessed a means to you.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear anymore.
Speaker 2: But it's just getting good.
Speaker 3: I've learned two ways a vampire can be killed with
a silver steak through the heart, or by drinking the
blood of their true love. I didn't have a silver steak,
and my set of spoons wasn't nearly sharp enough to
pierce the heart. The other choice was to feed this
demon woman my blood. But I doubted such a beast
was truly capable of loving anyone.
Speaker 2: He wrote that would you like to see for yourself?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: December twenty fourth, nineteen twenty two.
Speaker 3: It's Christmas Eve and a deadly disease is ravaged Northern Pines.
Speaker 4: I was forced to make a deal with the devil.
Speaker 3: I agreed to keep Abigail's dreadful secrets if she flew
to the next settlement and returned with the supplies for
Northern Pines.
Speaker 4: I would have gone myself, but I am mortal.
Speaker 3: Why risk my life when this monster with her black
magic would survive at any cost?
Speaker 5: He thought.
Speaker 1: The only reason Abigail did the flight was because she
wanted him to keep her secret. He's the worst. She
really picked the wrong guy.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for the end?
Speaker 1: How do you plan on killing me? Your poison will
wear off eventually, and no offense. But you're not my
true love.
Speaker 6: With this.
Speaker 1: Where did you get a silver state.
Speaker 2: A family heirloom. Unlike the foresters, who can't seem to
resist the seductive powers of a vampire, the Coal family
is hunted your kind all over Alaska throughout history. I'm
simply finishing what it would have been done a century ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, but that's a sharp steak. It would kill anyone,
not just a vampire. You still don't have proof that
I'm a monster.
Speaker 2: Not yet. But let's see how long you can keep
your vampire side at bay when there's blood around.
Speaker 1: Missus, Cole, put that knife down. Stop cutting your hand.
You're gonna need stitches.
Speaker 2: Feeling thirsty yet you will stop this right, don't bother
using your vampire magic. The poison has made you too weak.
Stop Please not until I see those fangs. It must
be so tiring for you to keep those hidden.
Speaker 1: You're right, that's the problem. I can't do both, this
is Cole. I'm so sorry. You have to see this.
Speaker 2: Gracious me, you are a mon Stir those thangs.
Speaker 1: Get in your subaru and go to the nearest medical
facility to get your handstitched up. Forget all about this place,
forget all about Walter being a vampire and most of all,
forget all about me. I have to go and make
sure to wish my friends.
Speaker 6: I'm Mary Harris, Christens, Trevor.
Speaker 7: What are you doing here?
Speaker 8: Merry Christmas to you too? Mate? Can I come in?
Speaker 7: Sure it's really coming down out there. I hope Danny
makes it here.
Speaker 8: Okay, she's driving in this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she texted me. She said she'd be here in
about thirty minutes.
Speaker 8: Hopefully she'll be here before the worst of it. This
blizzard is causing a lot of problems. They're predicting record snowful.
Speaker 7: What about the festival?
Speaker 8: That's why I'm here. We'll still have the Christmas Festival
on Main Street, but the town council has decided to
cancel the flight.
Speaker 7: You cancel it just like that.
Speaker 8: No pilot would fly in this, and you, Calvin, are
not the best pilot.
Speaker 7: That's what I've been saying this whole time. Missus Cole
Okay with.
Speaker 8: This, no one's heard from her, and I think that's
for the best, considering how angry she'll be.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she scares me.
Speaker 8: She scares everyone. Now, where's Walter? I've got some o
positive for him. Abby said he likes to mix it
into his eggnog.
Speaker 7: Oh, come on, you'll get used to it. He's in
the living room, Dad, Trevor, write your Christmas dinner?
Speaker 9: Dad? Are you okay? Wake up?
Speaker 8: Missus Forster? Can you hear me?
Speaker 9: What's wrong with him?
Speaker 10: Continue straight on Evergreen? I wait for ten point five miles.
It's gonna arrive at your destination mile two two nine
Evergreen Highway, Northern Pines, Alaska.
Speaker 5: Missus Cole? What are you doing out during a blizzard?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 2: Dan Yoe?
Speaker 5: Is that your car stuck on that old logging road?
Get in my car. You must be freezing.
Speaker 2: I need to get stitches for my hand.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, that's a big hut. I'm taking you to
the Northern Pines Clinic. I hope they're open today. We'll
get someone to pull your car out later, after.
Speaker 2: I get medical attention. I need to wish all of
Abby's friends Merry Christmas.
Speaker 5: Who's Abby?
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 5: Hang in there, Missus Cole, and we'll get you off
that stuff.
Speaker 8: Mister Forrester, you're awake.
Speaker 11: What's wrong with me?
Speaker 9: Doc?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I've given you blood that seems to
be helping, but I don't know what's causing this, am
I dying? No, I won't let that happen to you again.
Speaker 11: I thought this didn't happen to vampires.
Speaker 8: Me neither, But they didn't cover this in med school.
Speaker 11: Where's Abby? Is she okay?
Speaker 8: Probably halfway to Seattle by now, or maybe Canada. I
hear British Columbia is lovely this time of year.
Speaker 11: She left town last night. We need to find her.
Speaker 8: I don't think she wants us to.
Speaker 11: I bet this is happening to me because she's in trouble.
What do you mean didn't you read the journal?
Speaker 8: I started to, but parts of it felt a bit personal.
Speaker 11: It's a journal. It's all personal.
Speaker 8: Yes, But Thomas and Abbey were and are in love,
and he was quite a descriptive.
Speaker 11: Up young man, I hope you skipped over those parts.
Speaker 8: Why do you think something could be wrong with Abby?
Speaker 11: Abby's blood turned me into a vampire? According to the journal,
whatever happens to Abby happens to me. I can't think
of anything I did that would make me feel this sick,
So I'm thinking the problems on her end.
Speaker 8: She could be anyway by now.
Speaker 11: Are you saying she left Northern Pines for good?
Speaker 8: Yes? She was very upset.
Speaker 11: I don't care how upset she was. She wouldn't leave
without saying goodbye. I'm telling you something happened to her.
That's the only explanation.
Speaker 8: Mister Forrester. Please try to stay calm.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Danny, I'm actually at the clinic right now with Dad. Yes, Dad,
I'm sorry to spring all this on you at once.
Turns out Dad survived the crash. Trevor's trading him long story.
I'll explain later. You can bring missus Cole here for
I say, okay.
Speaker 8: Uh, you gonna tell me what that's about.
Speaker 7: Danny found Missus Cole about ten miles outside town on
Evergreen Highway. She's got a large cut on the palm
of her hand, and she was holding some kind of
medieval spear.
Speaker 8: A medieval spear. Maybe it's a prop for the Festival
of Flight.
Speaker 7: Danny says. She seems very confused. She keeps yelling Merry
Christmas out the window to all the cars they pass.
Speaker 8: How bizarre, say, we want about Missus Cole, but I've
never seen her confused. Her mind is sharp, maybe a
little too sharp.
Speaker 11: Sounds like vampire mind control.
Speaker 7: What's that?
Speaker 8: It's a thing they can do? Kind of like hypnosis.
Speaker 7: I thought Abby left town, me too, But.
Speaker 8: Who else would hypnotize missus Cole into wishing everyone a
merry Christmas.
Speaker 11: A vampire who loves Christmas.
Speaker 8: Can't be too many of those.
Speaker 7: We need to talk to, missus Cole.
Speaker 5: Merry Christmas, Walter, missus Cole, you already wished him a
Merry Christmas. Trevor says, we need to let him rest
so he can get better. Marry Christmas to you, No Dad,
no talking until after your nap. You're still recovering from
your crash. It's a miracle you're alive.
Speaker 11: Yes, it is one of many miracles I've experienced this Christmas.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, doctor.
Speaker 8: Evans, Merry Christmas. Missus call you be sure you keep
that bandage on, no picking at it.
Speaker 2: He's such a nice boy, isn't he, Danielle, Yes, missus Cole,
a very nice boy.
Speaker 7: Listen, if I leave for a couple of hours, is
my dad gonna be okay?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I've done all I can for him.
But if Walter's right about Abby, it's only a matter
of time before he gets worse.
Speaker 7: Does he have enough?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 7: Blood?
Speaker 8: Hey's that play and it will have to do. We're
completely out.
Speaker 7: You're out of blood. How could you let that happen?
Where did it all go?
Speaker 8: Sorry? Is that a serious question?
Speaker 7: I have to find Abby now you know where she is.
Danny found missus Cole by the old logging road off
Evergreen Highway.
Speaker 8: Is that supposed to mean something to me?
Speaker 7: Did you read the journal? Did you some of it?
Abby's cavin is off that logging road. She took me
there during a flight lesson. Apparently it's where she met Thomas.
Missus Cole would have known about that place after reading
the journal.
Speaker 8: You think that's where Abby is?
Speaker 7: It has to be.
Speaker 8: How are you planning on getting that? The roads are
impossible and it's too far to travel on a snow machine.
I'm gonna fly in this blizzard?
Speaker 7: You got a better idea?
Speaker 8: How about any idea besides that?
Speaker 7: Thanks for the vote of confidence.
Speaker 8: I'm serious, Calvin. If you get in that plane, you'll
probably never come back. And then what is Danny going
to do?
Speaker 7: If I don't go, my dad is going to die
and maybe Abby too. I have to do this.
Speaker 8: Danny won't be okay with this.
Speaker 7: She's not gonna know.
Speaker 8: Oh got it? So you're gonna light to her.
Speaker 7: I'm protecting her.
Speaker 8: Please tell me you see the irony here?
Speaker 7: Yes, I get it. I messed up with Abby. Okay,
I made a bad call. I understand why she had
to lie to me, and she needs to know I
love her.
Speaker 8: Fine, but you're talking to Danny not me. And while
you're at it, tell her she needs to stay with
missus Cole at her house until further notice.
Speaker 7: Why can't Danny and missus Cole stare at the clinic with.
Speaker 8: You because I won't be here and I don't want
to risk either of them seeing Walter with his fangs out.
Speaker 7: Where are you gonna be?
Speaker 8: Obviously I'm coming with you. I hope you did more
than flirt at your flight lessons.
Speaker 7: Yes, Abby was very impressed with my taker.
Speaker 8: As in one singular takeoff.
Speaker 7: We didn't have a lot of time to practice.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't think so, not with all the snowball fights
and Christmas tree outings.
Speaker 7: Don't come. This town needs their doctor more than some
guy who flies in a festival once a year.
Speaker 8: Maybe, but if it were me doing this, I'd want
a friend in the co pilot's seat.
Speaker 7: We're friends now friends adjacent last chance to bail just
screwed over?
Speaker 8: Are you sure you know where you're going?
Speaker 7: I can't see anything out here.
Speaker 8: Just to concentrate, I'm trying not well enough. Can you
stop talking? Sorry, Look, Trevor, if we don't make it,
stop that right now.
Speaker 7: Just let me see this.
Speaker 8: I don't want to hear any last words. I refuse
to die beside a man wearing an ed hardy coat.
Can you let me apologize if you mentioned that football
game one more time?
Speaker 7: I'm sorry I picked that fight with you and got
to suspend it.
Speaker 8: Apology accepted, though I almost lost my scholarship over that. Well,
to be fair, no one made you throw that punch
or you You nearly broke my nose. It's a good
thing my dad was a doctor. You gave me two
black eyes, not one two. If only you had an
arm like that at regionals. It's not my fault. You
brewis easily and anyway. I don't even remember what we
were fighting about. Me, Yeah you do. It was ten
years ago, Calvin.
Speaker 7: You were into Danny and I told you to stay
away from her.
Speaker 8: Okay, yes I remember, But is now really the time
to discuss this.
Speaker 7: Danny wasn't in a good place back then, and I
guess neither was. I. I want to do a apologize
back then, but I never did. I was angry at everyone.
It's all right. Everyone knew what your family was going through.
Speaker 4: For what it's worth.
Speaker 7: Annie was asking about you me. Yes, so do whatever
you want with that information. That's my Christmas present to you.
Speaker 8: How about your Christmas present is not getting us killed
working on it? Hey, do you see that red light
over there? It looks like a flare? Do you think
that's abby? One way to find out when moving downward
you meant to do that right.
Speaker 7: It's called landing where on the lake? You see it there,
right by that flare? You might want to tighten that seatbelt.
Speaker 8: Yes, good thing, I have this thin strap of nylon
to save my life. Fun fact, landing an airplane is
basically a controlled crash. And you know I have lots
of experience in that area. That's not funny really that
normally gets a.
Speaker 7: Laugh atside manner and.
Speaker 8: All that midside manner is not a pilot thing.
Speaker 7: We're alive.
Speaker 8: I really don't like how surprised you sound. Wait did
that flag go?
Speaker 7: I don't know, but that's the cabin over there.
Speaker 9: Abby.
Speaker 7: I'm so sorry about all the things I said before.
I didn't mean any of them.
Speaker 1: Abby, go away. Calvin. You shouldn't be here.
Speaker 8: Abby. We know missus col did something to you. You
probably sick, like Walter is you need blood? Were coming in?
Speaker 1: Don't open that door. I mean it.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to help you.
Speaker 1: Colvin. I can't let you see me like this. I'm
a monster.
Speaker 8: Not this again.
Speaker 7: I don't care what you are. I'm in love with you.
Speaker 1: You won't be after you see me. I know you won't.
Speaker 7: Yes, I will. I'm crazy about.
Speaker 6: You, Colvin. If you come in here, I will never
forgive you.
Speaker 7: If it means saving your life, I'm willing to take
that chance. No, hold on, get out of my way.
Speaker 8: She doesn't want you to see her.
Speaker 7: I don't care that she does.
Speaker 9: Are you serious?
Speaker 7: You let her die over Vanity.
Speaker 1: I can hear everything you guys are saying.
Speaker 8: Hebby, is it okay if I come in. I'm a doctor.
I see people on their very worst days all the time.
Nothing will shock me.
Speaker 1: This will.
Speaker 8: But you're sick and you need to be healed. That's
my job. Will you let me do my job?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 8: I'm not the man you love, so you don't have
to worry about me seeing you and rejecting you. Now, please,
can I come in?
Speaker 1: Okay? But Dole Calvin in wait here?
Speaker 8: She needs me first, she needs a doctor. Then, yes,
she'll probably need her boyfriend. Oh Abby, what.
Speaker 11: Happened to you?
Speaker 1: Stop? Don't untie those ropes?
Speaker 8: Why not?
Speaker 1: Because I am very, very thirsty?
Speaker 8: Well how do we do this?
Speaker 1: Did you bring a blood bag?
Speaker 8: No, Trevor, what were you thinking?
Speaker 1: You need to go before I get worse?
Speaker 8: I was thinking we could do this the old fashioned way.
What you could? You know, bite me with those very
impressive fangs. I was always curious what those looked like.
Speaker 1: Admit it, I look like an actual monster right now.
Speaker 8: I don't see any monsters around here. I see my
friend on her worst day.
Speaker 7: That's all.
Speaker 1: I can't bite you, Trevor, I don't do that.
Speaker 8: Yes, you can. You do the same for me if
you know I had fangs and needed human blood to survive. Okay,
which do you prefer? The radial arterie or the jugular?
Speaker 1: I think you know the answer to that, right.
Speaker 8: I'll just take off my coat, um button, the collar.
Speaker 1: Just come here like you're giving me a hug a
little closer.
Speaker 8: Sorry, I've never done this before.
Speaker 1: Kind of feels like my first time too. Maybe, yeah,
you should close your eyes.
Speaker 8: Abby. You don't have to be embarrassed. It's okay, go ahead, Okay, Oh,
it actually hurts less than I thought it would. You
seem to know what you're doing. Of course, see you do.
You've done it before.
Speaker 1: Abby.
Speaker 8: It's wrong.
Speaker 7: Okay, what happened?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 8: My blood didn't work.
Speaker 7: She's not moving. What did you do to me?
Speaker 8: Don't know?
Speaker 7: Abby? Please don't die.
Speaker 8: Stop. Your blood might make her worse. There's got to
be something in the journal about this.
Speaker 7: We don't have time to read the journal. She needs
blood and we're out of options. Take my wrist drink.
Speaker 8: She prefers the neck.
Speaker 7: I don't think she cares.
Speaker 8: She's waking up.
Speaker 7: Help me on tire, Abby, Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: Kevin? I told you not to come in. Are my
fans out?
Speaker 7: Yes? And I am still hopelessly in love with you.
Speaker 8: I'll give you two some space, be right outside.
Speaker 1: I thought you were never going to talk to me again.
Speaker 7: What cut you off? Just like I did to my dad? No,
I'm not doing that anymore. Not to the people I love,
and I love you, Abby. I need you to know.
Speaker 1: That you read Thomas's journal and you still want to
be with me.
Speaker 7: I didn't read all of it because it's not important.
I trust you to share who you are with me
on your own terms. You trust me, I trust you implicitly.
Speaker 8: Hey Calvin, Abby, I think I found something. I have
learned two ways a vampire can be killed with a
silvers stake through the heart or by drinking the blood
of their true love.
Speaker 7: Driver. Did you say something?
Speaker 8: Nothing? Nothing at all?
Speaker 4: Abby.
Speaker 8: Do you think you'll feel up to flying tonight?
Speaker 1: Definitely? I'm good to fly now.
Speaker 7: The snow finally stopped.
Speaker 1: Oh and look, Northern Lights the.
Speaker 8: Festival routes on the way home. Maybe Northern Pines will
get their Festival of Flight after all.
Speaker 1: But a forester must fly the plane.
Speaker 7: I know it was you, now, Thomas, who saved the town.
Speaker 1: And then I left Northern Pines the next day and
waited almost one hundred years to come back. I guess
Thomas took credit for the flight.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry that my great great grandfather is kind of
a tool.
Speaker 1: It's okay, but there's one thing that's bothering me. How
did you guys find this place in the middle of
a snowstorm?
Speaker 7: We saw your flare?
Speaker 1: What flair?
Speaker 8: The one right outside your cabin?
Speaker 1: I didn't have a flare. I was tied up.
Speaker 7: There was a bright red light. We both saw it.
Speaker 8: It probably saved your life ours too.
Speaker 1: There was a reindeer outside the window. I thought i'd
imagined him. You mean a carabill, I mean a reindeer.
Speaker 8: You think it was Rudolph the red nosed reindeer alerting
us to your location.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I do. Abby.
Speaker 7: Are you sure you're good to fly? I can probably
do it.
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 8: Not okay?
Speaker 1: With that Govin You're sitting next to a legit, bloodsucking
vampire and you don't believe Rudolph could have saved me.
Speaker 7: It is Christmas Eve.
Speaker 8: Actually it's past midnight. It's officially Christmas.
Speaker 1: It's Christmas.
Speaker 8: For the last fifteen.
Speaker 1: Minutes, there's nothing I love more than Christmas.
Speaker 11: We know.
Speaker 1: They're gonna finds local traffic. Not sure if anyone's down there,
but just in case. One Sessa November four, six ninety seven,
kilo coming in for a southbound landing at Northern Mines Private.
Speaker 8: Hebby good to hear your voice.
Speaker 1: Walter right back at you.
Speaker 11: Does Calvin have a headset on?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I can hear you. Dad.
Speaker 11: I'm real proud of you son. Thanks, but you're also
an idiot and if you ever fly in weather like
that again, I'll kill you myself.
Speaker 8: I love you too, Dad. Welcome everyone to the Christmas
Festival of Flow. It didn't go exactly as planned, but
we did it thanks to one of the best pilots
in Northern Pines Abby.
Speaker 1: Thank you everyone, and Merry Christmas.
Speaker 7: May I have this dance?
Speaker 1: You can have all the dances.
Speaker 7: Good because Danny and I discussed it and we're moving
the company to Northern Pines. Really, yes, my heart belongs
to you.
Speaker 1: It would be way too quiet around here without your
pounding heart. You can hear I think the vampires two
towns over can hear it?
Speaker 7: There are more vampires.
Speaker 1: That's a story for another day. No, come on, tell me,
why is your heart pounding like that?
Speaker 7: Because I'm about to do something I've wanted to do
for a long time.
Speaker 5: Look at them making out. It's so disgustingly adorable.
Speaker 8: It's nice to see them happy.
Speaker 5: Where's your date?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 8: I don't have one?
Speaker 5: You're single. Seriously for that face and that sexy Sama sweater.
Speaker 8: You look very nice tonight.
Speaker 1: Thanks.
Speaker 5: I found this dress at Dad's cabin I wore to
the Christmas festival years ago.
Speaker 8: Still fix I remember?
Speaker 5: Shut up, there's no way you remember what I wore
back in high school.
Speaker 8: I remember a lot of things about.
Speaker 7: You, Danny.
Speaker 5: You know you're kind of amazing. You got in a
plane with my brother and flew through a snowstorm to
save his friend. You stitched up missus Cole's hand, and
you healed my dad. If you ask me, you're the
real hero of the story.
Speaker 8: I don't really know how.
Speaker 4: To take that.
Speaker 5: Oh sorry, I'm not used to flirting with nice guys.
Speaker 8: You're flirting with me trying.
Speaker 5: I've dated a lot since high school, but I've never
found anyone as nice as you.
Speaker 8: You like nice guys.
Speaker 5: It's been such a long time since I've met one.
I can't even remember.
Speaker 8: Shall I refresh your memory?
Speaker 5: I hope so. And don't tell Calvin, but you're totally
the better football player.
Speaker 8: Oh that's ancient history.
Speaker 1: Not to Calvin, Danny. Can I get you a drink? Hey, Trevor,
you look like you're enjoying the party, I am.
Speaker 8: What about you? Are you feeling okay?
Speaker 1: Never better?
Speaker 8: Good to hear. I'll see you around.
Speaker 1: Wait. I wanted to ask you something back there at
the cabin. It's all a little blurry.
Speaker 8: What's your question?
Speaker 1: Who's blit brought me back? It was yours? Right?
Speaker 8: Why do you want to know?
Speaker 1: I just need to know?
Speaker 8: Will it change anything? You're with Calvin? Danny's here, it's Christmas?
Let it go, Abby?
Speaker 1: So it was Calvin's blood?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you offer your blood to.
Speaker 8: Me without hesitation?
Speaker 1: And I didn't drink it?
Speaker 8: You tried? It made you sick?
Speaker 1: Are you sure?
Speaker 8: I will never forget that moment I thought I'd killed you.
Then Calvin was there saving you like he does.
Speaker 1: If I drank Calvin's blood and I'm still alive, that
would mean I know what it means. I don't understand it.
It makes no sense.
Speaker 8: Then let me help you understand. It doesn't matter who
you love, it's who you choose, and you chose Calvin.
Speaker 1: But it was you all along. It was you.
Speaker 8: It surprised me to too.
Speaker 1: So this is what true love feels like.
Speaker 8: I think?
Speaker 1: So, huh, it's different than what I thought.
Speaker 8: Well, you're different than what I thought a vampire would be.
Speaker 1: What do we do about this?
Speaker 8: Absolutely nothing? Right now? I have someone waiting for me,
saving a dance for me, eyes.
Speaker 1: Only for me, and you're choosing her.
Speaker 8: I'm choosing me for once. Calvin's a good man. He'll
make you happy, I know. And tonight I plan on
making Danny very happy. Oh okay, Oh, for goodness sake,
get your mind out of the gutter. I just meant
Danny and I are going to have a nice time
tonight at the Christmas festival.
Speaker 1: Ah right, I hope you do. You deserve it.
Speaker 8: I'll see you the next time you come in for
a donation.
Speaker 1: Trivor Wheed, What are you doing giving you a hug?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 1: Because we're friends? Because I want to? Can I give
you a hug without you overthinking everything?
Speaker 8: Merry Christmas, Abbey, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: A Very Vampire Christmas was written and produced by Julie Hopkins.
Characters are voiced by John Bratton as Calvin, Garth Remington
as Trevor, Todd, Kazinka as Walter Case, Snyder as missus Cole,
Christina Roxy as Danny, Dan McGregor as Thomas Forrester, and
Julie Hopkins as Abby