The Mistress's Mind

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The Mistress's Mind
If you yourself cannot release...then it will come to take a piece...
Production Information
Release Date	August 29th, 2017 (Facebook) August 31st, 2017 (YouTube)
Run Time	3:02 min.
Director	Landon Stahmer
Writer(s)	Landon Stahmer
Producer(s)	Amanda Pflieger
Cast	Sean Brison Gwen Carole
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The Mistress's Mind is the second episode of the first season of The Look-See and the second episode overall. It is directed and written by Landon Stahmer and released by Crypt TV. It stars Sean Brison and Gwen Carole.

The episode was released on Facebook on August 29th, 2017, and on Crypt TV's YouTube channel on August 31st, 2017.

Summary

The Look-See sets his sights on an adulterous couple. Will the relationship be cut short before their problems come to a head?

Plot

He who breaks me shall come undone... This article contains significant spoilers for those who have not yet viewed the episode or episodes in question. Proceed at your own risk!

A woman named Marlene finds a picture of Jenni and her husband Daniel taped to her mirror. She takes it off the mirror and finds a strange poem written on the back: "If you yourself can not release, then it will come and take a piece". Marlene, however, is not fazed by the poem and rips the picture in half. She crumples up the half of the photo with Jenni in it and throws it on the ground, while taping the half of the photo with Daniel in it back on the mirror. She takes off her jacket and starts to fix her makeup, modeling as if she herself was the one next to Daniel in the photo.

In the background, someone exits the living room as Marlene is preoccupied by the mirror. She then hears someone else inside her house, but once again she is unafraid, believing it to be Daniel coming inside and trying to mess with her. Marlene searches her house, and when she gets to her bedroom, where she believes Daniel to be hiding, a pair of clawed hands take hold of the door. Marlene turns around and is startled by The Look-See, who chases her into the bathroom where she locks herself inside.

As the monster is trying to get into the bathroom, Marlene tries to exit through the bathroom window, only to find that it's locked. The door swings open and she hides in the bathtub, pulling the shower curtain in front of the tub to avoid being seen. She tries to leave the tub when she believes that the monster has left, only to be pulled back inside. When the curtains open once again, Marlene has been decapitated.

Casualties

Deaths

Character	Cause of Death
Marlene	Decapitated by The Look-See.

Continuity

Revelations

Revelations
Marlene was having an affair with Jenni's husband, Daniel, and is most likely the reason for their divorce seen in the first episode.

Cast

Role	Actor
The Look-See	Sean Brison
Marlene	Gwen Carole

Crew

Position	Name
Director, Writer, Director of Photography, VFX Artist, Editor, Color Correction Artist, Sound Mixer, SFX Artist, Composer	Landon Stahmer
Producer	Amanda Pflieger
Art Department Head, Wardrobe	Sierra Harbison
Makeup Department Head	Amber Talarico
Sound, Still Photography, Best Boy	Gabe Hohreiter

Trivia

• This is the second episode in the series, and the fourth episode chronologically.
• The title alludes to Marlene, as she is Daniel's mistress and she allowed herself to become obsessed with the idea that she could woo him away from his wife.

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