(dramatic orchestral music)
(atmospheric electronic music)
(sirens wailing)
(birds chirping)
(car horn blowing)
(sirens wailing) (car horn blowing)
(atmospheric electronic music)
- I couldn't confess to Father Cecil.
- Sister, we both know you have
a dangerously hyperactive guilt complex.
And I've warned you about going to confession.
In light of your recent decline,
I really think it's best
that you confide in mental health professionals for now.
- [Gracie] I appreciate you trying to help me, I truly do,
but this isn't getting any easier.
- Well, you're no longing bathing in your undergarments.
I think that's progress.
- I don't sleep,
and I feel like I'm walking in a dream.
- Well you know, women are twice as likely as men
to have difficulties falling asleep or even staying asleep.
And there's a number of factors
that can effect a women's sleep.
Changes in hormonal balance, stress, illness, lifestyle.
Even your sleeping environment.
- This is, this is too hard.
(ominous electronic music)
- Sister, it's been three visits
and you still sit a mile away behind that wall.
You know, this isn't a confession box.
In order for psychoanalysis to be successful,
the unconscious must be made conscious.
And the patient must participate.
And not from a safe distance.
And until then, you'll be
stuck in a trap of your own making.
There's nothing I can do about it.
- He's asked to see me.
- When?
I mean, I thought you had fallen out of contact years ago?
- I've heard from him.
- Is he, he's here?
- He sent me an email asking to have dinner
with him in St. Louis.
- Well, that certainly is good news.
(ominous electronic music)
(flag flapping) (atmospheric piano music)
(animal shrieking)
- [Woman] No running.
(children playing)
(bell ringing)
(birds chirping)
(children playing)
(car engine whirring) (radio static)
- [Man On Radio] You are going to...(static)
(children laughing) - So the bible says,
there is a place that is called Hellfire.
(ominous electronic music) (children playing)
- [Gracie] My students at school have taken
to calling me Sister Crazy.
They think I scare easily.
- [Ernest] Are you keeping up with the journal?
- [Gracie] I try.
It's difficult to write that sort of stuff down.
- [Ernest] There is no judgment here.
You're safe in this office. - I have lusted for flesh.
Indulged in drink and envious.
Those types of things are not smiled upon in my vocation.
- [Ernest] Those are all common issues.
- [Gracie] And I have deliberately deceived, Doctor.
I feel guilt.
Tremendous guilt.
I couldn't confess to Father Cecil.
- [Ernest] Sister, we both know you have
a dangerously hyperactive guilt complex.
(atmospheric electronic music)
(dramatic electronic music)
(door banging)
(blinds squeaking)
(ominous electronic music)
(pills rattling)
(window scraping)
(lock clacking)
(atmospheric orchestral music)
(lock clacking)
(Gracie sighing)
(siren wailing)
(Gracie crying)
(chattering on police radio)
(Gracie panting)
(tires screeching) (car crashing)
(Gracie panting)
(Aaron screaming)
(Gracie gasping) (crickets chirping)
(Gracie moaning)
(Gracie groaning)
(Gracie crying)
- [Ernest] Sister, have you ever been to a spook house?
- A spook house?
- Yeah, you know like around Halloween
or at the county fair.
An experience that's designed
to provoke short-term fear.
- I don't know what you mean.
- Well, the mind can be a haunted house.
(knocking on door) (door clacking open)
- Did you take the Phillips head?
That doorknob is loose. - Whoa, whoa, whoa,
my darling, Clementine.
We're right in the middle of a session.
- Oh, okay, fine.
- (chuckling) I have to apologize for our friend.
- Don't come any closer, please,
or I'll have to see myself out.
(Ernest sighing)
- Sister, you are sick, but I am gonna help you get strong.
Would you care to discuss your mother some more?
- No.
- You know, we need to able to discuss
what's, you know, creating these irrational drives.
You know, I feel like you wanna be able
to talk but you can't talk.
It's the conflict between your repression and conscious
that is creating these mental disturbances.
Okay, what would you like to talk about?
What else is troubling you?
- Losing time.
I've been having episodes again like before.
Only more frequently than before.
- Can you give me an example?
- [Gracie] I wake up and I find
a window open or a door unlocked, things like that.
- How do you know it's not just a simple coincidence
or something you've overlooked?
- Because I make sure to safeguard meticulously every night.
And I don't believe in ghosts.
- You know, these things happen to a lot of people.
- It's different.
- Okay, how is it different?
- I find myself
undressed in bed.
Or crying on the couch.
(ominous electronic music)
- Sister, spells like this are the mind's way
of protecting itself.
Sister?
- Two mornings ago,
I found a satchel that had gone missing from the church.
I don't, I don't know how I ended up with it.
- [Ernest] Where'd you find it?
- On my kitchen table.
- What was in it?
- It was empty.
- Well okay then, just return it.
- There had been $175,000.00 inside of it.
It was a donation for the PT2 Schoolhouse.
After the fund raising meeting,
Clementine said she, she locked it
in my office at the barn building.
I don't, I don't want her to know it's missing.
Keeping it from her makes me feel like I'm lying.
- Did you take the money?
Or maybe just misplace it?
- No.
I don't know.
(crying) Why would I or anyone for that matter
steal from the church?
- Well, sometimes behavior altering guilt
can manifest itself into forms of petty theft,
but a $175,000.00, that's,
that's something different altogether.
- What should I do?
- Have you been taking the Zopiclone I've prescribed?
- Of course.
- [Ernest] You aren't overusing it, are you?
- No, certainly not.
- Well, it would be a shame if it's the medication
that's contributing to your sleep problems.
Maybe we should consider lowering the dosage.
- No, please don't.
- Sister, you know why you have holes in your memory.
I recall from our last visit,
you feared that Aaron had never been able to walk again.
- Keeping in contact just wasn't possible
after I left Chicago and made my vow to God.
With his family blaming me and me blaming me.
It was 12 years of blaming me.
- Why do you blame yourself?
(ominous electronic music)
- Because I was driving.
Because I was too scared to stay.
(sniffing) It's always been hard for me not to run.
- You know, that's not uncommon.
A lot of people have that problem.
- Not like me.
I haven't even returned his email,
and tomorrow's the night he wants to see me.
- I think you should go.
- It's just driving that far by myself.
That alone might be more than I can bear.
- Precisely.
That's why you have to go.
♪ Come on and here ♪ (upbeat jazz music)
- Is this not the most darling little house?
- It is.
- A girl can dream.
I will never have anything like this married to by Johnny.
- I'm gonna do it, Cleme.
I'm gonna drive to St. Louis and see Aaron, alone.
- It's what you need to do.
It's the only way you're gonna feel better.
You just gotta make up your mind
to get over all this nastiness.
- You're right, I know you're right.
And thank you for insisting I see Dr. Hancock.
You were right about that.
- Well, he sure seems to have an affect on people.
- It's hard to say no to him.
- Are you sure that old jalopy of yours
is gonna make it out of Union County?
And we've got big white just sittin'
in the shop if you need it.
I may ask you for a favor in return, though.
- What kind of favor?
- I need someone to stop by my storage locker
in Old Shawneetown and pick up a sprayer for me.
- Doesn't it bother you
that all these heads are staring at you?
- Oh, I reckon I never really thought about it.
It's Johnny's turn to host poker this week,
and I am not leaving my house for those maniacs.
It's on your way to St. Louis.
- A sprayer? - Yeah, we got weeds
out back growing up over the roof, practically.
Doc Hancock is tired of seeing 'em.
- My car is fine for the drive,
but of course I will pick up the sprayer.
I'd be happy to. - Ah, sadly, you are
a better husband than the one
I'm stuck with. - Oh, stop that.
- (chuckling) Now be sure you wear somethin' pretty.
Tasteful yet formfitting.
(Gracie chuckling) Oh, hey, wheelchair or no,
he's still a man and you're still a woman.
- I had a dress cleaned already.
- Well, you just stop by on your way out.
I'll get ya the passcode and the key to the unit.
- Passcode? - Yeah, it's like
one of those big city facilities
with a code to enter and cameras everywhere,
so you don't have to worry about some redneck
walking in and stealing your crap.
- I gotta go, I gotta get away from these animals.
I feel like they're all screaming for their lives.
- Hey, people get cured in this office.
Nothing bad's gonna happen to you here.
- So what happened to all these fellas?
- They're fine.
♪ Take you by the hand ♪
♪ Up to the man, Up to the man ♪
(atmospheric piano music) (birds chirping)
(dramatic orchestral music)
(water spraying)
(shaving cream spurting)
(razor scraping skin
(water sucking down drain)
(atmospheric piano music)
(chain jangling)
(wind blowing)
(atmospheric orchestral music)
(doorbell ringing)
- Gracie Rose, you precious thing, come here.
I can't smoke around the babies.
- Should I really be doing this?
- You know what I think?
Ah, daggone dirt daubers keep trapping themselves
in my bricks.
Go see if I can't find them keys for ya.
Get on in here.
I already told them you had a hot date.
- Clemen? - C'mon, c'mon, I'm kidding.
C'mon, get your tail in here.
- [Announcer On TV] I think they put new nets up
after a 102 point record setting performance
the other night by Clayton.
- Especially those... - I heard you got yourself
a hot date there, Sister?
(group laughing)
- In history, will advance to the Final Four
without a starting player over six foot one,
and their opponent on this last Friday in March...
(cards snapping)
(muffled chattering) (chips clattering)
(baby crying)
- Would somebody turn that down?
I can't hear myself think.
- Great coaches. - Alright.
- [Announcer] They've won everywhere they've been.
- This is the key to our storage locker,
and they key to big white's on there as well.
- [Announcer] Great young players to build around...
- You really should take our truck.
Nobody's driving it. (baby crying)
That poor car of yours doesn't even have locks.
- No, thank you. (baby crying)
- Would somebody get that baby a fork?
(car engine sputtering)
That truck's as dirty as a pig's nose,
but it's better than this.
March.
We really appreciate you going to storage.
You are doing us a huge favor.
Johnny's been meaning to cross that bridge for weeks
to pick up the sprayer.
There's nothing left in there,
so you should be able to grab it lickety-split.
(chains clattering)
You know, there is a gorgeous tailor-made coat in there.
- Don't be ridiculous.
I don't need a fancy coat.
(chains clattering)
- Well the codes are the kid's birthdays.
They're written on that paper right there.
And it's off of Court Street.
Sometimes you can see it from the bridge, actually.
(car ignition beeping) (window whirring)
- [Man On Radio] Barrows and gilts, 225 to 250.
Downs about 50, 250 to $53.00 dollars.
That's a look at your farm markets.
Turning to the news, 51 year old,
Steven Lee Heinsal of Dekoven died Thursday
at his residence in an ammonium nitrate explosion.
According to authorities,
Mr. Heinsal had been removing tree stumps
with the highly combustible material.
A key substance of the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing.
(CD case clattering)
(atmospheric acoustic guitar music)
♪ This little light of mine ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ This little light of mine ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ This little light of mine ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Let it shine ♪
♪ Let is shine ♪ (truck engine whirring)
(ambulance siren wailing)
♪ Hide it under a bushel ♪
♪ No ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Hide it under a bushel ♪
♪ No ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Hide under a bushel ♪
♪ No ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Let it shine ♪
- [Clementine] There's not much left of that poor town.
Between the massacre and the flood waters.
They're ain't too many folks left to get in your way.
(low fuel light beeping) (ominous orchestral music)
- Oh, shit.
(dog barking)
(ominous piano music)
(car door beeping)
(bird squawking)
Can you please tell me where I am?
I'm looking for a storage building.
(ominous piano music) (birds squawking)
Well, I'll, I'll leave you to your evening.
(car engine whirring)
Clementine? - Yeah?
- You told me Court Street,
but I'm not seeing a Court Street.
- [Clementine] Well, just turn around.
Head right down towards the river, right down main.
- Uh-huh.
- Gracie, do you have the code still?
Did you remember, I wrote down everything?
- Yeah, I've got it.
I have to go.
(engine revving)
(knocking on door)
(dog barking)
- [Clementine] It's a beautiful building.
They've even renovating it for what seems like years.
So far just the storage part is up and running.
(ominous electronic music)
(heel scraping)
(ominous orchestral music)
Alright, well you just stop by on your way out.
I'll get you the passcode and the key to the unit, okay?
- Passcode? - Yeah, it's like
one of those big city facilities
with a code to enter and cameras everywhere,
so you don't have to worry about some redneck
walking in and stealing your crap.
(ominous orchestral music) (keypad clicking)
(door buzzing)
(door clacking) ♪ If I could only ♪
♪ Make you understand ♪
(door clanking)
(door clattering) ♪ It surely would be grand ♪
♪ I'm gonna telephone ♪
♪ My baby ♪ (heels clicking)
♪ Ask him won't you ♪ (light jangling)
♪ Please come home ♪
♪ 'Cause when you're gone ♪
♪ I'm worried ♪
♪ All day long ♪ (metallic creaking)
(atmospheric piano music)
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ I have tried in vain ♪ (sprayer clattering)
♪ Evermore to call ♪ (sprayer scraping)
♪ Your name ♪
♪ When you left you broke my heart ♪
♪ That will never make us part ♪
♪ Every hour in the day ♪
♪ You will hear me say ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ I mean ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ 'Cause your mama's all alone ♪
♪ I have tried in vain ♪ (metallic scraping)
♪ Nevermore to call your name ♪
♪ When you left you broke my heart ♪
♪ That will never ♪
♪ Break us apart ♪ (Gracie humming)
♪ Landlord's gettin' worse ♪ (Gracie humming)
♪ I've got to move May the first ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ I need money ♪ (Grace humming)
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
(metallic scraping)
(door creaking open)
(object tapping)
(light jangling)
(Gracie wincing)
(lock clattering)
(Gracie gasping)
(pounding on door)
(light clicking off)
(light timer ticking)
(pounding on door)
(Gracie sighing)
(light timer clicking)
(pounding on door)
- Hello?
Hey? You've locked me in.
Hello? (gasping)
(light lever winding) (light timer clicking)
(pounding on door) Hello?
Is anybody out there?
Can you hear me? (sighing) (pounding on door)
Oh, would you work?
Hello?
Can you see me?
Hello, you have trapped me in here.
Hello? (sighing)
(phone ringing)
(no service beeping)
(Gracie grunting)
(pounding on door)
Hello?
Hey, I'm locked in here. (pounding on door)
Hello, can anyone help me, please?
(pounding on door)
Ah, shoot.
Hello, down here, can you see me?
Can you see me?
I'm trapped down here, you locked me in.
Please, come and get me out, please.
Hello?
Hi, can you come and help me, please?
(metallic shimmering)
(light timer clicking)
(heels clicking)
(metallic rumbling)
(heels clicking)
(light knob winding) (light timer clicking)
(phone beeping) Come on, phone.
Stay alive for me.
(phone ringing)
(out of service dial tone)
(Gracie crying)
(pounding on door)
Hello, is anybody up there?
Can you see me?
I'm trapped in here and the door won't open.
(Gracie crying)
Oh, my goodness. (crying)
(light clicking)
(match striking)
(metallic scraping)
(metallic clattering)
(door scraping closed)
(light jangling)
(Gracie blowing)
(ominous electronic music) (light knob winding)
(Grace gasping)
(heels clicking)
(metallic creaking)
Hello?
(metallic creaking)
(Gracie crying)
(heels clicking)
(Gracie whimpering)
(ominous piano music)
(heels clicking)
(pounding on door)
(door creaking)
(ominous electronic music)
(heels clicking rapidly)
(door creaking)
(ominous electronic music)
(wood creaking)
(pounding on window)
(wood creaking)
(Gracie whimpering)
(wood creaking)
Hello?
(horn beeping) (dog barking)
(ominous electronic music) (Gracie gasping)
(Gracie coughing)
(door creaking)
(panel creaking and clanking)
(crickets chirping)
Help me!
(Gracie crying)
(panel banging)
(ominous electronic music)
(heels clicking)
(ominous electronic music)
(car engine whirring)
Hello?
Is somebody there?
Helium.
Neon.
Argon.
Helium.
Neon.
Argon.
Krypton.
Helium, neon.
Argon.
Krypton.
Hel...
Neon.
Argon.
Krypton.
Xenon.
Helium.
Neon.
Argon.
Krypton.
Xenon.
Radon.
Helium.
Neon.
Argon.
Krypton.
Radon.
Helium.
(metallic clanking)
(lift clattering)
(chains jangling) (elevator whirring)
(pounding on door) Help.
Can anyone hear me?
I'm on the elevator.
Hey.
(elevator clattering)
(pounding on door) Help.
I'm on the elevator.
Hello, somebody?
Please.
Help. (crying)
Help.
Please.
(Gracie crying)
(Gracie whimpering)
(wood creaking)
(muted animal grunting)
(elevator clattering)
(animal grunting)
(Gracie sighing)
(animal squealing)
(door creaking) (Gracie gasping)
(ominous electronic music)
(Gracie crying)
(animal grunting)
(lock clacking)
(door creaking)
(animal grunting)
(animal shrieking)
(metallic tapping and creaking)
(Gracie whimpering)
(animal shrieking)
(Gracie crying)
(animal grunting)
(wood creaking)
(animal grunting) (Gracie whimpering)
(metallic shimmering)
(ominous electronic music) (Gracie crying)
(animal grunting) (Gracie sighing)
(wood clattering)
(Gracie whimpering)
(lantern clanking against light)
(metallic creaking)
(metallic shimmering) (Gracie crying)
(ominous electronic music)
(Gracie heaving) (dramatic orchestral music)
(elevator whirring) (chains clattering)
(Gracie gasping)
(animal squealing)
(match striking) (match swooshing out)
(Gracie gasping)
(match striking)
(Gracie gasping)
(match striking)
(Gracie gasping)
(Gracie crying) (lights buzzing)
(Gracie crying)
(keyboard clattering)
(atmospheric acoustic music)
♪ Don't let Satan blow it out ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Don't let Satan blow it out ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Don't let Satan blow it out ♪
♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪
♪ Let it shine ♪
(dramatic electronic music)
(metallic clanking)
(Gracie gasping)
- Oh, my God.
Jesus, please.
(saw scraping)
I can't.
(saw scraping)
No.
(ominous electronic music)
Oh, God, please.
(dramatic orchestral music)
Hello?
(wheel chair clattering)
Who is there?
(jarring electronic music)
No! (screaming)
(medical machinery beeping)
I am sick, my father.
My love for you has remained,
but I have allowed my illness to consume me.
Frays in the loose ends of my past life.
Especially for my sins against you.
I am truly sorry.
Can I be forgiven?
- [Ernest] Pray your act of contrition,
and I shall assign penance.
- Oh, my God.
I am mortally sorry for having offended you.
I did send grace. (crying)
What is it?
Who are you? - Why did you take
the money, Sister?
- Clementine?
What's happening?
- Why did you take the money, Sister?
- I saw those people down there.
What did you do to them?
- We're the only ones down here.
- The date is Saturday, March 31.
I'm Dr. Ernest Hancock.
Experiment six, patient number 17, Sister Gracie Rose.
Currently in residence at the St. Ambrose
Church and School located in Union County, Kentucky.
The following is the official audio recording
of a confession.
- What? - The patient
has requested a taping of this conversation
to serve as a legal and binding confession
in regards to the events which occurred on March 24,
resulting in the disappearance of 175,000 cash dollars.
- I didn't do it. - Confess now, Sister,
and serve your penance here on earth
instead of in the after life.
- Why are you doing this to me?
- It's okay, darling, you just gotta make it right.
- [Gracie] I don't have the money
- We will shepard you through the process.
I know you're sick.
I will bear legal witness on your behalf.
Theft is a sin, Sister.
You must ask forgiveness.
(ominous electronic music) (medical machinery beeping)
- I don't remember.
- Yes, you do. - I don't remember.
- Yes, you do.
- [Woman] Hey, are we done yet?
- Who is that? - Don't worry.
Nothing you need to know about right now.
Just calm down and sit down.
- Who was that screaming?
- What's going on?
- Alright, this has gone on too far.
I'm gonna go see what that screaming was about.
- No, you're not. (Clementine gasping)
Now if you want a life with me and a house in the Keys,
you'll do what I tell you do, when I tell you do it.
Do you understand me?
Trust me, you don't wanna make any mistakes.
Things will go much better for everyone
if Sister Gracie will make a confession.
(Gracie screaming)
It'll be better for all of us.
- [Gracie] I didn't take the money.
(head thudding against wall) You did, didn't you?
- Okay, we don't have to do this.
We can stop right now, turn everything back.
- Shut up!
You won't make a confession,
you will commit a murder.
(ominous orchestral music)
(grunting) That way we're all guilty.
(Clementine gasping) Go ahead and do it.
You've destroyed lives before, haven't you, Sister?
- You would kill me for that amount of money?
Baby, I'm still with you.
- Aaron Murphy died in his wheelchair
two years after the accident. - That's not true,
he's alive. - Yes, yes, it's true.
He died in a fire because he couldn't get out in time.
- No. - If you weren't
such a fucking coward,
you would have looked this up
and you would have known about it.
- I don't believe you, you lie.
(Clementine screaming) - No, no.
Who do you think sent you that email?
(dramatic orchestral music)
- Come on, baby.
- [Ernest] I'm sorry.
Do you forgive me?
- I love you, baby.
- I love you, too.
(medical machinery beeping)
(Ernest grunting) (probe thudding into flesh)
(creepy electronic music) (probe hacking through flesh)
(Ernest grunting) (probe hacking into flesh)
(medical machinery beeping) (dramatic electronic music)
(Clementine gurgling)
- [Woman On Security Camera] Are you gonna tell me
when it is we're getting out?
(ominous electronic music)
(sledgehammer scraping on floor)
(footsteps tapping)
(dramatic orchestral music) (Gracie gasping)
(grate clanking)
(bricks clinking)
(door handle clattering)
(pounding on door)
(dramatic electronic music)
(ax banging against door)
(door smashing against floor)
(dramatic orchestral music)
(engine whirring)
(engine revving)
(engine whirring)
(engine revving)
(engine whirring)
(engine sputtering)
(truck exploding in a thunderous boom)
(fire roaring)
(birds chirping)
(atmospheric electronic music)
- In the name of Jesus Christ, our God and Lord.
Strengthen by the inner session
of the immaculate virgin Mary, Mother of God,
or the blessed, Michael the Archangel.
Of the blessed Apostles, Peter, Paul and all the saints.
And powerful in the holy authority of this ministry.
We confidently undertake to repulse
the attacks and deceits of the devil.
So let God arise and let his enemies be scattered.
And let them that hate him flee from before his face.
As smoke vanisheth, so let them vanish away.
As wax melted before the fire,
so let the wicked perish at the sight of God.
(speaking in a foreign language)
In the name and power of the lord, Jesus Christ.
May he be snatched away and driven from the church of God.
And from the souls made in the likeness and image of God.
And redeemed by the blood of the divine lamb.
Most cunning serpent.
(ominous electronic music)
(metallic scraping)
- Hello? (metallic clanking)
(door scraping shut)
- No! (screaming). (pounding on door)
Please help.
(atmospheric piano music)
- [Man On Radio] Turning to the news...
Talking about an imprisonment...
Shocking...
Sisters...
A science teacher at St. Andrews...
(muffled speaking and music)
He assaulted, drugged and restrained...
And booby trapping...
(muffled speaking and music)
Continued throughout the day as they become available.
Currently, sunny skies and no rain expected.
Current temperature, 78 degrees.
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♪ I have tried in vain ♪
♪ Nevermore to call your name ♪
♪ When you left you broke my heart ♪
♪ That will never make us part ♪
♪ Every hour in the day ♪
♪ You will hear me say ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ I mean ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ 'Cause your mama's all alone ♪
♪ I have tried in vain ♪
♪ Nevermore to call your name ♪
♪ When you left you broke my heart ♪
♪ That will never make us part ♪
♪ Landlord gettin' worse ♪
♪ I've got to move May the first ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
♪ I need money ♪
♪ Baby won't you please come home ♪
(ominous electronic music)
(dramatic orchestral music)