Sharp talks into her gun.

LISA SHARP: And If I had nightmares, they'd fit right in.

Her lighting grows severe.

LISA SHARP: AND if there was somethin' so unsettlin' that I prayed every night to God since I was Walnut-sized that I'd never EVER see it again, then...uh... I WOULDN'T LIKE IT!

Walnut lightens up the mood.

WALNUT: Pee-phew good thing you da opposite day of all dat den. LISA SHARP: EXACTLY IT'S GREAT. Just try not to get too scared when I say this, Nut... WALNUT: I's poopin'. LISA SHARP: When I saw them things they was leavin' here. But I hear the other slaves talkin' about it sometimes. Seein' strangeee beings comin' in and out the BIG HOUSE.

A BIG HOUSE sits on a distant hill.

WALNUT: O dat big BIG HOUSE dats dere for no reason dat nobody live in? Everybody always complain about no-space here when they could just take da inside of dat BIG HOUSE and put it inside they cabins to be da inside instead. LISA SHARP: I didn't think nobody lived there neither! But the Overseer seen goin' in and out. And if you can believe anything the USELESS Negroes 'round here say...

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