Battle-Axe tells Miles to sit down and buckle his seat belt. Young Guy whines that she didn't do more to punish Miles. Miles whines that he didn't do anything wrong or endanger anyone. Miles is acting like a really good example of why flight attendants should be allowed to carry stun guns on flights. Pzzbt! And he'd finally shut his big, flapping mouth. The plane begins to power up for take-off, and we see the Others brace themselves as it leaves the ground. Elmer grabs Marian's hand violently, and she's worried, but Dr. Mark explains that Elmer is afraid to fly. Marian tries to reassure Elmer and tells him to take deep breaths, but he corrects her by saying that he's actually sensing a presence on the plane. The food cart comes loose and clatters past them, rolling uphill even though the plane is steeply inclined for take-off. Spooky haunted food cart! This is a perfect set-up for an airplane food joke, but I know only about two of you are reading at this point, and frankly, it's not worth the effort. Battle-Axe runs up and pushes the cart back to the back of the plane. The plane wobbles and Warren continues to stare out the window. When a child behind him asks what he's looking for, he replies, "The hairy gremlin ripping up the wing." As John Lithgow waits for his check, the inside lights of the plane flicker on and off, and Marian sees ghostly white hands grasping at the outside of the windows. She gasps, but no one else has seen the hands. She excuses herself without explaining and goes to one of the bathrooms. Inside, she stares at herself in the mirror.