TOKEN: You were in that bathroom for a while, dude.
CLYDE: What? Pssh, yeah dude I’m fine.
TOKEN: It’s okay if you needed a second to yourself or something.
TOKEN: The last few hours have been…
CLYDE: No, no I know bro.
CLYDE: I just needed to pee.
CLYDE: …Where do we go now…?
TOKEN: I don’t really know…
TOKEN: Now that all of the adrenaline has, like… calmed down…
TOKEN: I kinda regret just… running off and driving out here.
CLYDE: Do you think we should go back…?
TOKEN: I think… maybe… we should try and make sure Craig is okay.
TOKEN: Like… what if we just left him there, and he isn’t dead, but he’s like…
CLYDE: Maybe I should try calling him or something…
TOKEN: I mean, I wouldn’t expect an answer.
TOKEN: Even if he is alive, he might be too busy to look at his phone.
CLYDE: Yeah, but it’s still worth a shot.
TOKEN: I’m turning the car around and heading back into town.
TWEEK: Are you really gonna try and stop him, man?
TWEEK: You don’t even know what he can do!
CRAIG: I don’t need to hear this shit from a fucking demon, okay?
CRAIG: It’s my fault all of you guys are here, and I’m not gonna let anybody else die by your hands.
CRAIG: I don’t even like Stan.
CRAIG: But he’s not gonna die like Jimmy.
CRAIG: I won’t let that happen.
CRAIG: Oh my god, seriously?
CLYDE: OH MY GOD BRO YOU PICKED UP!
CLYDE: This is you, right?
CLYDE: Like, none of the demons have your phone right now, right?
CRAIG: Dude chill the fuck out, let me speak.
CLYDE: DUDE you have NO idea how happy I am to hear your voice–
CLYDE: DUDE TOKEN, IT’S CRAIG, HE’S OKAY!
CLYDE: DO YOU HEAR TOKEN, BRO?
CRAIG: Shut up for a second.
CRAIG: I don’t know where the hell you guys are, but some shit is going down.
CRAIG: And it’s all my fault.
CLYDE: W-Where are you, dude?
CLYDE: We’re in Token’s car, we can come help!
CRAIG: Get to Stan’s house.
CRAIG: Don’t call me again.
GREGORY: All these years, hmm?
GREGORY: And you thought you’d never have to face the consequences of what you’ve done…
GREGORY: You didn’t even call anybody.
GREGORY: You didn’t even tell a single soul, now did you?
GREGORY: No need to speak.
GREGORY: I wouldn’t want you to die running your useless mouth.
GREGORY: I want you to die feeling everything I have over the last eight years, Stan…
GREGORY: I want you to die knowing you’re about to lose everything you’ve ever loved!
GREGORY: I want you to die, as simple as that, and I want you to know there’s nothing you can do about it!
GREGORY: And I’ll be laughing and dancing around your lifeless corpse, and your friends will watch, and they’ll be let go, and they’ll keep on living knowing their best friend was a murderer who never repented for their wrong doings and you’ll be dead knowing ╬ they’re alive and well and that they hate you forever and ever and ever and ever and ╬ ever
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GREGORY: You’ll die a much more memorable death than I, dear friend.
GREGORY: You should at least thank me for that.