I’m a Night Guard at a Museum. The Olmec Heads Started Speaking to Me | Part 2
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Who the devil is calling at this hour, dear? Go back to sleep. Reginald, is that you? Are you aware of the time? Yes, sir. It's me, Reg. And I'm awful to wake you like this. Really. What makes you think you can disturb me at home, eh? And you've gone and woken my wife as well. Yes, sir. I'm sorry, sir, but we got a... There's a problem at the museum. A big one, I think. What sort of problem? Well, I... Colin, is something wrong? Just museum business. Go back to sleep. Wait a moment, Reginald. Deep breaths, dear. You know how your temper gets when dealing with them. Bah! Go on, then, Reginald. What's happened? Some sort of plumbing emergency? Oh, no, sir. Actually, it's, uh... Well, it's Albie. I think he's having some kind of episode, you might call it.
He ain't acting right. I'm Since when has Reyes ever acted right? You don't get it, sir. He just came barging into the ladies' room while I was working, shouting like I've never heard him. Something about... about old powers and running out of time and... about a... a bloody reckoning.
Who calls the museum director in the middle of the night and why?
So? Sounds like a bunch of bollocks. me where we keep the biggest ladders and now I think I think he's taking some of the objects out of their display cases he's got some mad plan he's doing he's what and he keeps shouting about that big stone head you know the one in the American wing he says someone's coming to take the head away I think Fat chance of that! The Olmec head weighs 25 tons! But I suppose... Hmm... Given his wobbly mind and his position at the museum, Reyes would be the perfect recruit for those goddamn cultural terrorist groups, wouldn't he? The ones hell-bent on returning so-called stolen artifacts to the third world shitholes where they came from. Bah! But if someone is planning on robbing the place and he's helping, I swear to God.
I don't think it's anything like that, sir. Albie? Well, he hears voices sometimes, see? And I'm worried about what they're telling him. Albie needs help, sir. Real help. I hoped maybe you'd know who we can call for him. A doctor, maybe? Or family? I know his mama died a couple years back, but... Or should I just go ahead and call an ambulance? No need for all that. I'll deal with it myself. Just wait for me. I'm leaving now. And don't let that psycho out of your sight, Reginald. If you value your job. Utter nonsense, this. Do other museum directors have to rush out in the pouring rain at midnight, no less, to deal with ranting good-for-nothings? Surely not. Just my damned luck. One would think they could at least be trusted to watch a few monitors and mop the floors without causing mayhem, but no.
advised to stay indoors as the unexpected storm front has already caused reported flooding throughout the region with ocean winds of up to 100 miles per hour converging along the eastern seaboard and of course we're not alone in having rough weather tonight the last 24 hours have had the world's meteorologists scratching their heads earthquakes in the pacific volcanic activity in the canary islands hailstorms in the sahara who knows what's coming next In other news, they're now saying that a damaged undersea transatlantic cable is to blame for the rampant connection issues reported this past week, and that... Bunch of bollocks. Why are the atrium lights on at this infernal hour? Do they think electricity is free?
My Dios, this ladder is heavy. Red should help, but he doesn't understand. He doesn't know what's coming. He doesn't know I have to hurry, that everything depends on it. Reyes, you'd better have a damn good explanation for all of this. Huh? Mr. Iser?
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:19
2
Who calls the museum director in the middle of the night and why?
2:19–6:39
3
What strange behavior does night guard Albie exhibit and what does he claim?
6:39–7:55
4
Why is the Olmec head central to Albie’s frantic warnings?
7:55–17:25
5
How does Reyes plan to 'signal' the headless giant and why use the temple bell?
17:25–21:36
6
What argument and power struggle erupt between museum staff over ringing the bell?
21:36–29:11
Speakers
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