Emily Perkins credited as playing...
Brigitte
- Brigitte: And what if I don't? What if I don't kill her?
- The Hunter: She dies by your hands, or you die by hers. And the land suffers forever, as foretold.
- Brigitte: I just want my sister back!
- The Hunter: [the Hunter stops leading and turns back to face her, angry, to talk about the dreams they had under the influence of a tincture mixed by The Elder] You saw this knife! I know you saw it!
- Brigitte: [whispers] I killed Ginger with it.
- The Hunter: This is the only way. You have no choice. It is your path. Do not fear death.
- [He turns and leads the way again]
- The Hunter: We'll go to the fort and wait for her. She will come for you there.
- The Hunter: Where is she.
- Brigitte: Shes gone.
- The Hunter: It's too dangerous for you here.
- Brigitte: What do you want?
- The Hunter: I've known you before I found you in the woods. Since I was a boy. I've seen your face in dreams. I've prepared my whole life to meet with you. Dreams told me to protect you.
- Brigitte: And kill my sister?
- The Hunter: If I wanted to kill either of you, I could have many times. I am forbidden to kill her. The seer believes our fates are tied together.
- Brigitte: You know the old woman?
- The Hunter: She is an elder with sight. Come with me! And she'll show us the truth!
- Brigitte: I'm waiting for my sister.
- The Hunter: She's one of them. I've hunted this creature's bloodline for years! They live only to kill!
- Brigitte: I'm staying until my sister comes back.
- The Hunter: Watch her carefully. Soon, not even her love for you will stop her.
- [last lines]
- Brigitte: The day of reckoning - the day the curse grew stronger in the Red and the Black. Sisters united in blood, together forever.
- Wallace Rowlands: Geoffrey bit her, didn't he? She's turning.
- Brigitte: Yes.
- Wallace Rowlands: Then it's too late.
- Brigitte: Is it too late for your son? I'll tell them about Geoffrey, I swear it. They kill my sister, they kill your son.
- [first lines]
- Brigitte: The Indians say the curse began in the time of the Ancients and was passed down through the blood of generations. There are legends of the Wendigo and the coming of the Red and the Black. Legends of the Day of Reckoning, when Death would consume the land, and good would face evil; of the day the curse would be broken forever - or grow stronger, and live on to plague generations to come. But ours was a story of survival; of two sisters bound by blood. A bond that would not be broken. That was our promise above all: above men, above God, above Fate. It was in our blood: together forever.
- [the priest comes in to lecture Brigitte, who has her hands tied behind her back, and who will not look at him, at first]
- Reverend Gilbert: In this mortal life, it is not just our physical bodies which hang in the balance. It is an eternity of peace. And it is this forgiveness which I offer you. Take it, child, for the lost soul of your sister, take it.
- Brigitte: [whispering tremulously, then rising triumphantly] I have seen things, in dreams and in waking, about the way things will be for her and I. And in these dreams, Reverend, you are screaming for your life, you prick!
- Reverend Gilbert: Good Christian women need fear nothing.
- Ginger: We're not afraid.
- Reverend Gilbert: Oh yes you are. Two months, this Fort has been in the devil's grip, and you two little girls walk right through our door.
- Brigitte: [hears wolf howling] What is that?
- Reverend Gilbert: Demons. The Devil's wickedness.
- [he walks menacingly towards them]
- Reverend Gilbert: This place is to be drowned, like a newborn deformity. To be cut out, like a bleeding cancer. To be cast into hell like a stinking whore!
- [they run away from him and hide in their rooms, locking the door behind them]
- Reverend Gilbert: Don't forget to say your prayers, ladies.