What is happening over in “Black River Meadow?”
A man, along with a woman who is presumably his wife, and a child, again presumably his daughter, are in what appears to be the cellar of some old lodging. The clothes look old and there is nothing there to roughly indicate what the date is. The father has brought in on some old cart a pile of bricks. He then dumps them on the ground and then grabs his daughter. He takes her and places her in some sort of large square indentation in the wall, and he then walls her up. Shortly after being walled up the daughter hears horrifying screaming coming from the other side of her “prison.”
Now it’s “two cycles” later and a young man (Gareth David-Lloyd) is sitting at a small table in that same cellar setting and has an old typewriter in front of him along with a glass of wine. He’s trying to type something up in regards to where he is, but he finds himself interrupted by a noise. Every time he looks he can’t find anything. Eventually he discovers the nature of this brick wall. He manages to remove a few bricks and finds that there is “something” behind the wall. He grabs some food and gives it to “it.” The food is taken and eaten and then this young man starts alternating between giving food and water. Then one day there is no response. He puts his hand through the hole in the wall to see if he can identify if anything is still there. He painfully discovers the truth, and then decides to act out a little bit of retribution. “It” lets out a blood-curdling scream and then the man turns to face something that appears to be bearing down on him.
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