The Visitor

Robert and Maia inherit a vast estate from Maia's father, bringing them excitement and hope for a fresh start. Their arrival marks the beginning of their new life in a town filled with memories and secrets.

Upon settling in, Maia discovers a hidden compartment containing a mysterious and eerie doll. This unsettling find signifies the beginning of their encounter with disturbing secrets surrounding the estate.

Robert and Maia visit a local bar to escape the eerie feeling from the estate. They meet Judy, the bartender, and receive a warm welcome from the townsfolk, which quickly turns sour as Robert drinks excessively.

In the dead of night, Robert is disturbed by the haunting sound of crying coming from the attic. He encounters an old blind woman in a chilling nightmare, leaving him to question his grip on reality.

Robert and Maia take time to discuss their grief over the loss of their baby due to miscarriage. This moment reveals the strain that their tragedy has placed on their relationship, particularly with Robert's unexpected blame towards Maia.

While exploring the attic further, Robert finds a painting that eerily resembles him. Although Maia denies its likeness, the artwork titled 'The Visitor Accepts' raises unsettling questions about their past.

In a hardware store, Robert meets a clerk who cryptically insists they must talk. Their conversation is interrupted, and she hurriedly hands him a note stating, 'Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth,' hinting at deeper mysteries.

During the emotional memorial service for Maia's father, Robert feels out of place amidst the townsfolk's ardent friendliness. The pastor's speech about loss exacerbates Robert's discomfort in the community.

Robert visits the antique shop suggested by the hardware clerk, where he encounters a second painting featuring his likeness. The shopkeeper's parting remark, urging him to leave town quickly, further deepens the mystery.

Later that day, an eerie swarm of locusts descends upon the antique shop, leading to the shopkeeper's tragic demise. This uncanny event emphasizes the mounting supernatural forces at play.

In a shocking revelation, Maia tells Robert that she is pregnant, bringing a mix of excitement and anxiety to their tumultuous lives. This news adds another layer of complexity to their unstable relationship.

Robert speaks with the pastor, who ominously predicts that he will ultimately see a truth he cannot deny. This foreboding statement ties into the mysterious history surrounding Robert and the town.

Robert receives a chilling call from Maxwell, revealing that he may be tied to historical atrocities through the Visitor paintings. This shocking discovery forces Robert to ponder the dark implications of his existence.

In a clash of wills, Robert expresses his desire to escape the town, but Maia reacts violently. Their confrontation brings forth the dark forces that have long been manipulating their lives.

In a heart-wrenching revelation, Maia confesses to Robert that he has been committing murders under a sinister influence. As the dark legacy of Alistair's pact with the devil unfolds, Robert faces the truth of his existence.