Dr. Lesh and her colleague Farrow examine physical evidence teleported from a haunted house, transitioning from a moment of professional camaraderie to a chilling realization. Farrow identifies a mortician's jaw clamp among the items, prompting him to suggest they bring in a more powerful medium to handle the escalating supernatural threat.
FARROW: I so wish to accept what I saw. I’m only steps away from the old wooden bridge myself. To believe that something exists on the other side would be like a warm light in the window.
DR. LESH: Perhaps if tendrils of ectoplasm were all that showed up?
FARROW: Better.
DR. LESH: A smoky shape last
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Director's Notes
Audition scene from Poltergeist: "Farrow's Wisdom and the Mortician's Trick." Duologue for horror/drama actors. Explore philosophical, foreboding tones as Farrow and Dr. Lesh uncover a chilling supernatural clue. Perfect for a mentoring, cynical character study.
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