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Meanwhile, Mary was tailing Gale & Dewey who were heading down a long, deserted country road. They had one flashlight, and it was the only light seen in miles. Gale and Dewey's voices echoed into the atmosphere, allowing Mary who was hiding in the tree line to hear them clearly. "So is Dewey your real name?" Gale asked Dewey, in step as they walked. 

"Dwight. Dewey was something I got stuck with a long time ago." Gale nodded, understanding that it was a nickname, most likely given by his sister, or his sister's friends. "I like it.. it's sexy." Dewey could tell that the reporter was trying to lift his self esteem. Not like he needed it. "Nah.. it's this towns way of not taking me serious."

Gale looked over at him, and smiled. "What about Gale Weathers? I sound like a meteorologist."  Gale is clearly nervous, both of them unknowingly flirting with each other. "People treat me like the antichrist of television journalism." Gale looked down, but Dewey made her smile when he replied that he didn't think she was that bad.

"Are all the local boys as sweet as you?" Dewey blushed. He opens his mouth to respond when headlights appear behind them. Gale & Dewey turned around to see cars flying down the road, filled with teenagers. Dewey grabbed Gale pulling her out of the road, just as the cars sped by oblivious to the adults on the side of the road. They fall into a ditch, Gale landing face up with Dewey on top of her. He looks in her eyes, rolling off of her before realizing that something caught Gale's eyes.

"What's that?" Dewey looks to where Gale is pointing. He turns the flashlight back on, pointing it in the direction of the brush, seeing a tail end of a white car. Dewey helps Gale up, and they move towards the car. He shines the flashlight on the license plate, before he realizes who's car it is. "Shit.. this is Neil Prescott's car." Gale looked over at Dewey confused, and surprised. "Sidney & Mary's father?" Dewey panics, and grabs Gale racing back to the house.

-Back with Stu- 

Randy was continuing to watch the television, oblivious to the attack happening on Sidney upstairs. He was now drunk, completely interested in the movie before him. "No Jamie, look out! Behind you! Look Behind you!" Not knowing he should be taking his own advice, Stu in his ghostface mask stood behind Randy, knife raised. 

In the news van, Kenny was watching the footage with Randy when he saw the ghostface behind Randy, who was engrossed in the movie. Kenny did a double take. He watches as the man stands still, behind Randy with the knife raised, almost hesitating. "Jesus..Fuck.." The ghost took a silent step forward as Kenny watched. "Behind You! Look behind you!" Kenny was screaming at the screen. 

Kenny bolts out of his seat and goes for the side door. He slides it open ready to help Randy when Mary, who made her way back, shows up. Taking a long, sharp blade, she quickly sliced into Kenny's throat. Kenny falls forward, out the door as Mary finishes him off. 

Stu, who was still hovering over Randy, got distracted by Sidney's screams. He turned away from Randy, leaving him unharmed, moving outside towards the news van where he sees that Mary had already murdered the camera man. Stu shakes his head, and moves to get Sidney, while Mary continued stalking Dewey and Gale.

-With Sidney-

Sidney was in the attic, panicking. It was a long and narrow room, cluttered with furniture, boxes and other junk with the light of the moon peering in. She looks into a mirror, jumping at her own reflection as she see's herself drenched in Billy's blood. She stares at herself, long and hard, looking at the blood. She looks up to see a raised window, a way out if she could reach it. 

Sidney stacked object after object building a latter to the window. She climbs to the top, holding onto the window frame. She spots Gale outside almost immediately, and screams out while looking for the window latch. Sidney starts beating on the window, trying to break it. Meanwhile, Randy has disappeared in the room below, and Gale was making her way back to news van, having lost sight of Dewey throughout the chaos.

Sidney finally breaks the window with an old tennis racket, glass going everywhere. She moves quickly, lifting herself over the broken glass, cutting herself in the process of pulling herself through the window frame. Sidney wastes no time, looking around for Gale, screaming for help, but Gale is gone. 

Sidney lowers herself down the ledge, sliding down a sloped portion on the roof to the masters bedroom balcony. She eases herself over the railing, letting herself hang as low as she can. She lets go, free falling the rest of the way but in a split instant, the ghostface , Stu, appears grabbing her wrists in midair. Her body hangs, dangling against the side of the house. Stu begins to lift her, pulling her back onto the balcony.

Sidney jerks, pulls and tries to twist away from him, but his hands have her, hoisting her up. Sidney screams loudly, yanking one last time freeing herself. She drops to the ground, landing on her back hitting hard. She grabs at her leg, hurt, and lifts herself up. She looks up and sees Tatum's mangled body, and screams bloody murder.