Mr. Teague offers Steven a lucrative partnership and a new home on a prime piece of land, only to reveal that the entire Cuesta Verde development was built over a relocated cemetery. Steven is visibly shaken by the ethical implications while Teague dismisses the sacrilege as a mere logistical necessity. The scene highlights the tension between corporate greed and the supernatural consequences of disturbing the dead.
MR. TEAGUE: I’m so very proud of this place.
STEVEN: I’ve been up here once or twice. Diane calls it Vanity Point.
MR. TEAGUE: So who’s to say an artist shouldn’t step back from his easel to admire the sum of his parts?
STEVEN: When they build our model home, there was nothing down there. Just fr
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