WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:49.315 --> 00:00:51.545 (VOICES WHISPERING) 2 00:01:06.366 --> 00:01:11.030 (WHISPERS GROWING LOUDER) 3 00:01:31.524 --> 00:01:34.789 (CHILDREN CHATTERING) 4 00:01:34.861 --> 00:01:37.261 MISS TAYLOR: Everyone inside now! 5 00:01:37.330 --> 00:01:39.195 (BELL CLANGING) 6 00:01:42.335 --> 00:01:44.462 Lucinda, we're going in. 7 00:01:46.372 --> 00:01:47.703 Lucinda! 8 00:01:49.576 --> 00:01:51.840 Lucinda, we're going in. 9 00:01:51.911 --> 00:01:53.173 (WHISPERING CONTINUES) 10 00:01:53.246 --> 00:01:54.474 Lucinda! 11 00:01:59.486 --> 00:02:03.616 Now, you remember tomorrow is our official opening day, don't you? 12 00:02:03.690 --> 00:02:05.954 - Yes, Miss Taylor. - Yes, Miss Taylor. 13 00:02:06.025 --> 00:02:09.358 And you remember Principal Clark ran a competition last month 14 00:02:09.429 --> 00:02:14.059 to find the best ideas to celebrate this very special day. 15 00:02:14.134 --> 00:02:16.625 - Me! Me! Me! - Me! Me! Me! 16 00:02:16.703 --> 00:02:20.799 Well, yesterday, the staff selected the winning idea, 17 00:02:20.874 --> 00:02:24.105 and it came from this class. 18 00:02:24.611 --> 00:02:25.839 (ALL EXCLAIM) 19 00:02:25.912 --> 00:02:29.575 The winner is our own 20 00:02:30.617 --> 00:02:32.312 Lucinda Embry. 21 00:02:32.385 --> 00:02:34.216 BOY 1: Lucinda? GIRL 1: Why her? 22 00:02:34.287 --> 00:02:35.754 BOY 2: Lucinda? GIRL 2: Lucinda? 23 00:02:35.822 --> 00:02:37.551 MISS TAYLOR: Come on, everyone. 24 00:02:40.527 --> 00:02:45.760 We'll be closing our dedication ceremony with the burial of a time capsule. 25 00:02:46.599 --> 00:02:48.931 - Yes? - What's a time capsule? 26 00:02:54.674 --> 00:02:57.438 (STUDENTS EXCLAIMING IN AMAZEMENT) 27 00:02:57.510 --> 00:03:00.001 This is a time capsule. 28 00:03:00.079 --> 00:03:02.513 ALL: Wow. GIRL 3: That's incredible. 29 00:03:02.582 --> 00:03:05.551 Now, I need you to put your thinking caps on, 30 00:03:05.618 --> 00:03:08.086 because I want each of you to draw 31 00:03:08.154 --> 00:03:11.612 what you think the future is going to look like. 32 00:03:11.691 --> 00:03:15.491 Then we'll put the pictures in the capsule, and 50 years from today, 33 00:03:15.562 --> 00:03:21.057 a group of children just like yourselves will open it up to see what you drew. 34 00:03:22.235 --> 00:03:23.702 Doesn't that sound exciting? 35 00:03:23.770 --> 00:03:25.965 - Yes, Miss Taylor. - Yes, Miss Taylor. 36 00:03:26.039 --> 00:03:27.563 Let's begin. 37 00:03:31.411 --> 00:03:33.538 MISS TAYLOR: That is a lovely spaceship there, Dawn. 38 00:03:33.613 --> 00:03:35.945 DAWN: Thank you, Miss Taylor. MISS TAYLOR: Well done. 39 00:03:36.015 --> 00:03:39.075 And that is a nice robot, Andrew. Very good. 40 00:03:40.453 --> 00:03:43.354 Time's up. Everyone hand your work in. 41 00:03:43.423 --> 00:03:46.358 And make sure you write your name on the envelope. 42 00:03:46.426 --> 00:03:47.450 HAROLD: My name's over here. 43 00:03:47.527 --> 00:03:49.495 MISS TAYLOR: Thank you, Harold. HAROLD: Thank you, Miss Taylor. 44 00:03:49.562 --> 00:03:51.553 Lucinda, you need to finish up now. 45 00:03:51.631 --> 00:03:53.622 - Thank you. - GIRL: Thank you. 46 00:03:56.703 --> 00:03:58.034 Oh, Lucinda. 47 00:03:59.038 --> 00:04:01.802 The assignment was to draw a picture. 48 00:04:03.843 --> 00:04:05.640 This was your idea. 49 00:04:14.587 --> 00:04:17.920 Okay, I want you all to finish, please. 50 00:04:22.128 --> 00:04:26.189 PRINCIPAL CLARK: Welcome to all our friends and esteemed colleagues. 51 00:04:26.266 --> 00:04:31.431 We, the students and faculty of William Dawes Elementary, 52 00:04:31.504 --> 00:04:36.305 hereby bury this time capsule in dedication of our new school, 53 00:04:37.243 --> 00:04:39.211 and we charge our descendents 54 00:04:39.279 --> 00:04:43.909 to open this vault of history 50 years from today. 55 00:04:45.285 --> 00:04:48.948 To the future and the promise that it holds. 56 00:04:50.723 --> 00:04:52.918 (BAND PLAYING FORMAL MUSIC) 57 00:05:14.647 --> 00:05:16.080 (ALL APPLAUDING) 58 00:05:16.149 --> 00:05:17.446 (CHEERING) 59 00:05:34.867 --> 00:05:36.129 MISS TAYLOR: Lucinda? 60 00:05:37.003 --> 00:05:38.300 POLICEMAN 1: Lucinda? 61 00:05:39.205 --> 00:05:40.536 POLICEMAN 2: Lucinda? 62 00:05:40.606 --> 00:05:44.133 I'm certain Lucinda is simply being over curious. 63 00:05:45.445 --> 00:05:48.073 Can you please help find her? 64 00:05:48.147 --> 00:05:50.547 The cloakroom. Check the cloakroom. 65 00:05:50.616 --> 00:05:52.811 POLICEMAN 3: Lucinda. Henry, come on. 66 00:05:53.686 --> 00:05:56.246 - Lucinda? - POLICEMAN 4: Come on out now. 67 00:05:56.322 --> 00:05:57.914 POLICEMAN 3: Lucinda? 68 00:05:57.990 --> 00:05:59.457 Lucinda? 69 00:06:05.331 --> 00:06:06.889 (DOOR CREAKING) 70 00:06:13.272 --> 00:06:15.365 (SCRAPING ON DOOR) 71 00:06:16.175 --> 00:06:17.335 (VOICES WHISPERING) 72 00:06:17.410 --> 00:06:18.399 (MISS TAYLOR GASPS) 73 00:06:19.045 --> 00:06:20.410 Lucinda. 74 00:06:23.416 --> 00:06:25.145 Oh, my God. 75 00:06:29.021 --> 00:06:33.253 (SOFTLY) Make them stop. Please make them stop whispering. 76 00:06:33.793 --> 00:06:35.727 (WHISPERING CONTINUES) 77 00:08:43.389 --> 00:08:45.880 JOHN: Caleb? Take a look at this. 78 00:08:46.526 --> 00:08:48.016 CALEB: There you go. 79 00:08:51.464 --> 00:08:52.556 What is it? 80 00:08:52.632 --> 00:08:55.294 Saturn's rings await your approval. 81 00:08:57.403 --> 00:08:59.769 Has anyone found life on other planets? 82 00:08:59.839 --> 00:09:03.172 Not yet. Guess it's just us for now. 83 00:09:05.878 --> 00:09:09.075 CALEB: Okay. Then how many that might have life? 84 00:09:09.148 --> 00:09:14.518 Well, if you count the number of stars similar to our sun in this galaxy, 85 00:09:14.587 --> 00:09:18.614 then you factor in the probability that they have Earth-like planets orbiting them... 86 00:09:18.691 --> 00:09:20.625 There are 10 million possible worlds 87 00:09:20.693 --> 00:09:24.129 with four million mature enough for life to evolve. 88 00:09:25.865 --> 00:09:27.526 Why do you even ask? 89 00:09:27.600 --> 00:09:30.330 Just making sure if you're listening. 90 00:09:31.337 --> 00:09:33.999 - Where you going? - To watch that Discovery program. 91 00:09:34.073 --> 00:09:37.600 JOHN: But it's Dad's famous Sunday night hot dogs on the run... 92 00:09:38.578 --> 00:09:39.567 ...time. 93 00:09:39.645 --> 00:09:43.308 I can't consume that. I've decided to become a vegetarian. 94 00:09:43.382 --> 00:09:45.111 Well, when were you planning on telling the guy 95 00:09:45.184 --> 00:09:47.448 who buys the groceries around here? 96 00:09:47.520 --> 00:09:50.648 Are you deaf? I just told you now, Dad. 97 00:09:53.960 --> 00:09:57.862 MAN ON TV: The cubs are now six months old and bounding with energy, 98 00:09:57.930 --> 00:10:02.333 but, any parent knows, this is also a mixed blessing. 99 00:10:03.636 --> 00:10:07.072 - Off. - No, it's almost over. 100 00:10:07.139 --> 00:10:10.836 You're not gonna be able to concentrate in class tomorrow. 101 00:10:11.243 --> 00:10:15.407 I don't have class tomorrow. It's the 50th anniversary, remember? 102 00:10:16.582 --> 00:10:18.015 I remember. 103 00:10:23.222 --> 00:10:24.484 Caleb, 104 00:10:28.127 --> 00:10:31.255 when I said it was just us out there, 105 00:10:31.330 --> 00:10:34.595 you know I was talking about space, right? 106 00:10:34.667 --> 00:10:37.898 I didn't mean heaven, or anything. 107 00:10:37.970 --> 00:10:42.498 - I'm sure wherever Mom is... - Dad, you don't even believe in heaven. 108 00:10:45.277 --> 00:10:47.768 I never said that, Caleb. 109 00:10:47.847 --> 00:10:51.874 I just said we can't know for sure, that's all. 110 00:10:52.852 --> 00:10:56.845 If you want to believe, you go ahead and believe, okay? 111 00:10:58.858 --> 00:11:00.416 Okay. Bedtime. 112 00:11:08.934 --> 00:11:12.961 Hey, you and me, 113 00:11:13.039 --> 00:11:15.872 - together forever. - Forever. 114 00:11:19.011 --> 00:11:20.478 I love you. 115 00:11:20.546 --> 00:11:22.275 I love you, too. 116 00:11:35.127 --> 00:11:36.492 (SIGHS) 117 00:11:39.231 --> 00:11:41.825 (CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING) 118 00:12:29.548 --> 00:12:30.708 We're going to pose a topic 119 00:12:30.783 --> 00:12:33.752 to get you thinking along the right lines for your term paper. 120 00:12:33.819 --> 00:12:38.779 It's the subject of randomness versus determinism in the universe. 121 00:12:38.858 --> 00:12:40.883 Who's jumping in? Jessica? 122 00:12:40.960 --> 00:12:43.827 Determinism says that occurrences in nature 123 00:12:43.896 --> 00:12:47.889 are causally decided by preceding events or natural laws, 124 00:12:47.967 --> 00:12:51.334 that everything leading up to this point has happened for a reason. 125 00:12:51.403 --> 00:12:54.429 That's right. That's what determinism says. 126 00:12:58.911 --> 00:13:02.608 Spencer? Tell me something about the sun. 127 00:13:02.681 --> 00:13:03.670 It's hot. 128 00:13:03.749 --> 00:13:04.738 (STUDENTS LAUGHING) 129 00:13:04.817 --> 00:13:06.045 Elaborate. 130 00:13:06.118 --> 00:13:08.848 Temperature's about 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface, 131 00:13:08.921 --> 00:13:11.685 - 27 million degrees at the core. - Good. 132 00:13:12.758 --> 00:13:14.089 Stacey? 133 00:13:14.994 --> 00:13:16.621 (STUDENTS LAUGHING) 134 00:13:17.163 --> 00:13:19.757 A word or two about the composition. 135 00:13:19.832 --> 00:13:21.299 Mostly hydrogen. 136 00:13:21.367 --> 00:13:24.495 Also helium with some carbon and nitrogen thrown in there. 137 00:13:24.570 --> 00:13:29.803 Excellent. Now, I want you to think about the perfect set of circumstances 138 00:13:29.875 --> 00:13:32.935 that put this celestial ball of fire 139 00:13:34.346 --> 00:13:38.715 at just the correct distance 140 00:13:41.620 --> 00:13:45.522 from our little blue planet for life to evolve, 141 00:13:45.591 --> 00:13:48.890 making it possible for you to be sitting here in this riveting lecture. 142 00:13:48.961 --> 00:13:50.121 (STUDENTS LAUGHING) 143 00:13:50.196 --> 00:13:52.027 But that's a nice thought, right? 144 00:13:52.097 --> 00:13:57.057 Everything has a purpose, an order to it, is determined. 145 00:13:58.971 --> 00:14:02.134 But then there's the other side of the argument, 146 00:14:04.043 --> 00:14:09.777 the theory of randomness, which says it's all simply coincidence. 147 00:14:11.083 --> 00:14:16.111 The very fact we exist is nothing but the result of a complex 148 00:14:16.188 --> 00:14:19.715 yet inevitable string of chemical accidents 149 00:14:20.960 --> 00:14:23.053 and biological mutations. 150 00:14:24.230 --> 00:14:26.425 There is no grand meaning. 151 00:14:29.568 --> 00:14:31.399 There's no purpose. 152 00:14:45.317 --> 00:14:47.808 STACEY: What about you, Professor Koestler? 153 00:14:48.354 --> 00:14:51.289 - What? - Well, what do you believe? 154 00:14:54.593 --> 00:14:57.323 I think shit just happens. 155 00:14:59.698 --> 00:15:02.758 But that's me. Class dismissed. 156 00:15:06.405 --> 00:15:10.364 Now, that's some very heavy shit for a Monday morning, by the sounds of it. 157 00:15:10.442 --> 00:15:14.242 Since when does the cosmology department audit my lectures? 158 00:15:14.313 --> 00:15:18.147 Since my esteemed colleague in astrophysics owes me a latte. 159 00:15:21.053 --> 00:15:24.250 JOHN: So what's on your scientific mind today? 160 00:15:24.323 --> 00:15:28.783 Do you remember Kim's little sister? Ph-double D's? Remember her? 161 00:15:28.861 --> 00:15:31.557 Is it ethical to say things like that about your sister-in-law? 162 00:15:31.630 --> 00:15:35.828 What? It's factual. It's peer-reviewed. I mean, it's like... Anyway, whatever. 163 00:15:35.901 --> 00:15:37.698 - She's in town this Friday. - Okay. 164 00:15:37.770 --> 00:15:40.762 And she thinks that you're intriguing, which I thought was code for gay, 165 00:15:40.839 --> 00:15:45.401 but apparently not because she's asked if you would join us for dinner. 166 00:15:47.413 --> 00:15:50.507 - Yeah, I... I don't know, Phil. - Come on, John. 167 00:15:50.582 --> 00:15:53.915 Come on, you owe me for last time you skipped out on me. 168 00:15:53.986 --> 00:15:56.147 - Caleb was panicking. - Yeah, look, I know. 169 00:15:56.221 --> 00:15:58.314 And the time before that, he had a sore throat. 170 00:15:58.390 --> 00:16:00.153 - Oh, no. - What? 171 00:16:00.225 --> 00:16:02.523 - Damn it! Damn it! - What? 172 00:16:02.594 --> 00:16:05.358 Caleb's ceremony. I'm sorry, Phil. 173 00:16:05.431 --> 00:16:07.456 Hey! Hey! Friday! 174 00:16:07.533 --> 00:16:09.364 I'll think about it! 175 00:16:11.370 --> 00:16:13.600 - (SINGING) This little light of mine - This little light of mine 176 00:16:13.672 --> 00:16:16.266 - I'm gonna let it shine - I'm gonna let it shine 177 00:16:16.342 --> 00:16:18.776 - This little light of mine - This little light of mine 178 00:16:18.844 --> 00:16:21.369 - I'm gonna let it shine - I'm gonna let it shine 179 00:16:21.447 --> 00:16:23.847 - This little light of mine - This little light of mine 180 00:16:23.916 --> 00:16:25.747 - I'm gonna let it shine - I'm gonna let it shine 181 00:16:25.818 --> 00:16:30.881 - Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine - Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine 182 00:16:36.261 --> 00:16:41.563 Fifty years ago, the students and faculty of William Dawes Elementary 183 00:16:41.633 --> 00:16:44.898 imagined what the future might hold. 184 00:16:44.970 --> 00:16:48.201 Today, we unveil their legacy. 185 00:16:48.273 --> 00:16:51.640 Now, I'd like to introduce you to someone very special, 186 00:16:51.710 --> 00:16:53.701 Miss Priscilla Taylor. 187 00:16:56.448 --> 00:16:59.178 Since Miss Taylor was there for the original dedication, 188 00:16:59.251 --> 00:17:03.051 it's only fitting that we have her do the honors today. 189 00:17:23.409 --> 00:17:24.808 CHILDREN: Wow! 190 00:17:34.019 --> 00:17:36.146 CALEB: You almost forgot again. 191 00:17:36.221 --> 00:17:40.885 JOHN: I made it in time to hear you sing. You were the best one up there. 192 00:17:40.959 --> 00:17:44.861 - You could not hear me. - I could. I swear. 193 00:17:45.164 --> 00:17:47.189 (CHILDREN CLAMORING) 194 00:17:47.800 --> 00:17:50.200 CALEB: Gotta go. They're starting! 195 00:17:50.269 --> 00:17:52.134 TEACHER 1: All right, easy, easy! No pushing. 196 00:17:52.204 --> 00:17:55.105 Everyone is going to receive an envelope. 197 00:17:56.008 --> 00:17:58.977 (CHILDREN CHEERING) 198 00:17:59.044 --> 00:18:02.810 Open them gently now. They're very old. 199 00:18:05.484 --> 00:18:07.611 BOY: Miss Taylor! Miss Taylor! 200 00:18:10.122 --> 00:18:11.521 Thank you. 201 00:18:13.292 --> 00:18:14.657 TEACHER 2: Everyone's gonna get one. 202 00:18:14.726 --> 00:18:16.591 (FEEDBACK SCREECHING) 203 00:18:16.662 --> 00:18:18.892 (VOICES WHISPERING) 204 00:18:21.867 --> 00:18:23.596 (VOICE WHISPERING) 205 00:18:28.974 --> 00:18:31.169 - Hello again, John. - Hello. How's it going? 206 00:18:51.430 --> 00:18:53.796 (VOICES WHISPERING) 207 00:18:55.434 --> 00:18:58.301 (WHISPERS GROWING LOUDER) 208 00:19:01.707 --> 00:19:03.231 Hey, what'd you get? 209 00:19:03.308 --> 00:19:06.573 (SCOFFS) Boring. Everyone else got a picture. 210 00:19:25.664 --> 00:19:28.132 Caleb, could you please watch where you put this? 211 00:19:28.200 --> 00:19:31.465 I don't want you to lose another one. 212 00:19:31.537 --> 00:19:33.767 It's making funny noises. 213 00:19:33.839 --> 00:19:36.137 Try turning the volume down. 214 00:19:36.208 --> 00:19:37.470 (SOFT SQUEAL) 215 00:19:39.645 --> 00:19:43.103 Hey, Dad? You know that kid, Jason, from soccer practice? 216 00:19:43.182 --> 00:19:44.206 Mmm-hmm. 217 00:19:44.283 --> 00:19:48.413 He's having a sleepover this weekend, and he was wondering if I can come. 218 00:19:48.487 --> 00:19:50.148 Sounds like fun. 219 00:19:50.222 --> 00:19:51.712 They have a boat. 220 00:19:51.790 --> 00:19:55.282 Jason's dad said he might take us out on the lake. 221 00:19:56.461 --> 00:19:58.088 I'll think about it. 222 00:19:58.163 --> 00:20:01.530 - That means no. - It means I'll think about it. 223 00:20:07.072 --> 00:20:10.007 (SIGHS) What are you doing with this? 224 00:20:10.075 --> 00:20:12.737 You weren't supposed to bring this home. It belongs to the school. 225 00:20:12.811 --> 00:20:17.612 But maybe it means something, like a math puzzle or something like that. 226 00:20:17.683 --> 00:20:21.244 Yeah, that's good, I don't know, but it's not ours to keep. 227 00:20:21.320 --> 00:20:25.051 Now, you return this as soon as you get to school tomorrow. Got it? 228 00:20:25.123 --> 00:20:27.284 Okay, let's go. Bedtime. 229 00:20:27.859 --> 00:20:28.348 (DOOR OPENS) 230 00:20:32.064 --> 00:20:33.793 (JOHN SIGHS) 231 00:20:41.907 --> 00:20:47.402 ALLISON: (SINGING) O'er thy spirit gently stealing 232 00:20:51.183 --> 00:20:57.053 I my loving vigil keeping 233 00:20:57.122 --> 00:21:01.957 All through the night 234 00:21:05.897 --> 00:21:07.694 Goodnight, baby. 235 00:21:08.667 --> 00:21:10.294 Goodnight, Mom. 236 00:21:15.507 --> 00:21:16.974 (JOHN SIGHS) 237 00:21:33.392 --> 00:21:37.294 MAN ON TV: Our tigress lives in Kanha National Park, 238 00:21:37.362 --> 00:21:39.626 in the forests of Kipling's Jungle Book, 239 00:21:40.565 --> 00:21:42.726 where dawn elephant patrols 240 00:21:42.801 --> 00:21:45.634 ensure this is one of the safest places for tigers to roam. 241 00:21:45.704 --> 00:21:47.365 (DRINK SPLASHES) 242 00:21:48.407 --> 00:21:49.396 (SIGHS) 243 00:21:49.508 --> 00:21:51.305 Year after year... 244 00:22:02.688 --> 00:22:03.712 (SIGHS) 245 00:22:03.789 --> 00:22:05.154 Damn it. 246 00:23:09.721 --> 00:23:11.313 9l11l01. 247 00:23:30.375 --> 00:23:31.364 (JOHN READING) 248 00:23:38.683 --> 00:23:42.084 Two thousand, nine hundred and ninety-six. 249 00:23:45.924 --> 00:23:47.323 Come on. 250 00:23:49.694 --> 00:23:51.594 What the hell is this? 251 00:25:20.085 --> 00:25:22.713 MAN 1: In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina... 252 00:25:22.787 --> 00:25:25.620 MAN 2: There could be thousands of bodies here... 253 00:25:38.003 --> 00:25:39.595 Oh, my God. 254 00:25:44.976 --> 00:25:46.068 CALEB: Dad? 255 00:25:48.914 --> 00:25:51.041 Dad, we're gonna be late! 256 00:25:53.451 --> 00:25:55.578 (CHILDREN CHATTERING) 257 00:25:57.856 --> 00:26:00.290 MAN: Do you have your knapsack all set? 258 00:26:02.994 --> 00:26:05.554 Thanks for the ride, Mr. Koestler. 259 00:26:06.197 --> 00:26:08.859 Dad, are you sick? 260 00:26:09.734 --> 00:26:11.099 I'm fine. 261 00:26:11.169 --> 00:26:14.195 Don't you think you're acting kind of awkward today? 262 00:26:14.272 --> 00:26:18.538 Am I awkward? I just had a lot of work to do last night. 263 00:26:18.743 --> 00:26:19.767 (SCHOOL BELL RINGING) 264 00:26:19.844 --> 00:26:21.038 Okay. 265 00:26:21.947 --> 00:26:24.074 - Bye, Dad. - Bye. 266 00:26:31.523 --> 00:26:32.547 JOHN: Look at this. 267 00:26:32.624 --> 00:26:34.558 - Look at the numbers beside the date. - PHIL: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. 268 00:26:34.626 --> 00:26:36.059 JOHN: Two thousand, nine hundred and ninety-six. 269 00:26:36.127 --> 00:26:37.151 PHIL: Right. 270 00:26:37.228 --> 00:26:38.786 That's how many people died in the attacks that day. 271 00:26:38.863 --> 00:26:39.955 - Yeah. - All right, stay with me. 272 00:26:40.031 --> 00:26:43.194 I know how this sounds, but I've matched these numbers to the dates 273 00:26:43.268 --> 00:26:48.069 of every major global disaster for the last 50 years in perfect sequence, 274 00:26:48.139 --> 00:26:49.401 except for three. 275 00:26:49.474 --> 00:26:52.671 And these events haven't occurred yet, starting with this one. 276 00:26:52.744 --> 00:26:55.907 So tomorrow, somewhere on the planet, this number string predicts 277 00:26:55.981 --> 00:27:00.918 that 81 people are gonna die in some kind of tragedy. 278 00:27:00.986 --> 00:27:04.922 - Whoa. I mean, have a listen to yourself. - I know. 279 00:27:04.990 --> 00:27:06.457 - It sounds pretty crazy. - I know. 280 00:27:06.524 --> 00:27:08.583 I mean, even for you. 281 00:27:15.967 --> 00:27:18.094 - What's this? - Open it. 282 00:27:20.572 --> 00:27:21.732 PHIL: Oh! 283 00:27:22.974 --> 00:27:24.771 Why are you showing me this? 284 00:27:24.843 --> 00:27:29.177 The day Allison died in the fire, it's on the list, too, 285 00:27:29.914 --> 00:27:34.442 from a piece of paper that's been buried in the ground for five decades. 286 00:27:35.186 --> 00:27:37.677 - Yeah. - Can you explain that, Phil? 287 00:27:38.657 --> 00:27:41.785 I was up all night going over this. I went through that list again and again, 288 00:27:41.860 --> 00:27:44.761 and I tried to fault it and I couldn't. 289 00:27:44.829 --> 00:27:47.127 Maybe someone's playing a really shitty joke... 290 00:27:47.198 --> 00:27:51.157 Right! Right! Except I saw them dig it up! 291 00:27:53.204 --> 00:27:55.263 I watched them pull the capsule out of the ground 292 00:27:55.340 --> 00:27:57.365 and hand that sealed envelope to my kid. 293 00:27:57.442 --> 00:27:59.740 Okay, let me ask you this, then. 294 00:27:59.811 --> 00:28:02.143 All these uncircled numbers, what do they mean? 295 00:28:02.213 --> 00:28:04.340 I don't know yet. Maybe nothing. But the circled... 296 00:28:04.416 --> 00:28:06.816 Maybe they all mean nothing. 297 00:28:06.885 --> 00:28:09.718 Okay, Phil, hey, can we just start over here? 298 00:28:09.788 --> 00:28:13.622 I'm not saying that 81 people are going to die tomorrow, okay? 299 00:28:13.692 --> 00:28:16.252 I'm just trying to understand why this is saying they will. 300 00:28:16.327 --> 00:28:18.989 Okay, it's spooky, all right? I'll grant you. It's more than spooky. 301 00:28:19.064 --> 00:28:20.588 But just step back, all right? 302 00:28:20.665 --> 00:28:23.793 You have all these uncircled numbers with no sequence to them. 303 00:28:23.868 --> 00:28:26.996 I mean, numerology, kabala, Pythagorean cults, 304 00:28:27.072 --> 00:28:29.768 there are systems that find meaning in numbers, 305 00:28:29.841 --> 00:28:32.241 and they are a dime a dozen. Why? 306 00:28:32.310 --> 00:28:35.711 Because people see what they want to see in them. 307 00:28:38.216 --> 00:28:40.343 I mean, that's really what you think I'm doing? 308 00:28:40.418 --> 00:28:43.649 Yeah, I think that losing Allison has spun you off your axis a little, 309 00:28:43.722 --> 00:28:46.520 and I think it's clouded your judgment. 310 00:28:50.895 --> 00:28:53.625 I'm just saying it's clouded your judgment. 311 00:28:53.698 --> 00:28:55.461 Don't you think? 312 00:28:57.335 --> 00:28:59.929 - Where are you going? - Off campus. 313 00:29:04.476 --> 00:29:05.465 (DOOR OPENS) 314 00:29:05.543 --> 00:29:06.532 (SIGHS) 315 00:29:22.360 --> 00:29:23.691 Yes? 316 00:29:25.630 --> 00:29:27.564 JOHN: But you do remember her? 317 00:29:27.632 --> 00:29:31.568 MISS TAYLOR: Oh, yes. I remember Lucinda. 318 00:29:33.404 --> 00:29:36.805 She was such a sad little girl. 319 00:29:44.115 --> 00:29:46.583 Would you like some iced tea? 320 00:29:46.651 --> 00:29:49.552 Oh, no. Thank you. Thank you. 321 00:29:50.722 --> 00:29:55.455 Do you remember the day your students buried the time capsule? 322 00:29:55.527 --> 00:29:58.792 (CHUCKLING) Oh, yes. The children were so excited. 323 00:29:58.863 --> 00:30:00.831 And what about Lucinda? 324 00:30:02.100 --> 00:30:05.194 That was the day we couldn't find her. 325 00:30:05.270 --> 00:30:08.535 She was hiding in a closet, under the gym, 326 00:30:08.606 --> 00:30:13.373 scratching at the door with her fingernails like some kind of animal. 327 00:30:13.878 --> 00:30:15.869 Scratching at the door? 328 00:30:17.081 --> 00:30:20.710 - Why was she hiding? - I'm not sure. 329 00:30:20.785 --> 00:30:24.050 She was holding up the class writing all those silly numbers. 330 00:30:24.122 --> 00:30:26.420 I had to hurry her along. 331 00:30:27.625 --> 00:30:29.593 Then we found her, 332 00:30:29.661 --> 00:30:33.222 and I knew something had frightened the poor dear, 333 00:30:33.298 --> 00:30:36.927 but we never could get her to tell us what it was. 334 00:30:37.001 --> 00:30:42.303 Miss Taylor, my son got Lucinda's time capsule message. 335 00:30:44.943 --> 00:30:48.401 Do you remember this? Is this what she wrote? 336 00:30:48.479 --> 00:30:53.246 (CHUCKLING) Oh, Professor, you are testing an old woman's memory. 337 00:30:53.318 --> 00:30:56.879 - Can you believe it's been 50 years? - It's a long time. 338 00:31:04.329 --> 00:31:06.320 I believe that's it. 339 00:31:07.732 --> 00:31:09.290 How rude of me. 340 00:31:10.468 --> 00:31:15.565 I never offered you a drink. Would you like some iced tea? 341 00:31:15.640 --> 00:31:17.904 No, thank you. I'm fine. 342 00:31:17.976 --> 00:31:20.171 I thought maybe I could meet her. 343 00:31:20.245 --> 00:31:25.273 Oh! I'm sorry. Lucinda passed away several years ago. 344 00:31:29.120 --> 00:31:31.816 I said I'm Caleb Koestler's father. 345 00:31:31.890 --> 00:31:34.825 I'm calling to find out the names of the two janitors 346 00:31:34.893 --> 00:31:39.330 that pulled the time capsule out of the ground yesterday at the ceremony. 347 00:31:44.669 --> 00:31:47.035 (VOICES WHISPERING) 348 00:31:49.507 --> 00:31:51.941 (FEEDBACK SCREECHING) 349 00:32:01.419 --> 00:32:04.252 I'm not sure I understand why that would be a problem for you. 350 00:32:06.524 --> 00:32:10.187 MAN ON PHONE: Yes, sir, we're afraid that that's privileged information. 351 00:32:22.840 --> 00:32:24.102 Caleb! 352 00:32:27.578 --> 00:32:30.809 - Who was that? - I don't know. Just some guys. 353 00:32:31.716 --> 00:32:33.047 What did he give you? 354 00:32:33.117 --> 00:32:35.608 Just this. Kind of cool, isn't it? 355 00:32:40.892 --> 00:32:43.759 What did I say about talking to strangers? 356 00:32:44.495 --> 00:32:45.723 Have you done your homework? 357 00:32:45.797 --> 00:32:47.196 Give me 10 more minutes of practice. 358 00:32:47.265 --> 00:32:50.792 I don't want to have to ask you twice, Caleb. Come on. 359 00:32:51.302 --> 00:32:52.564 (CALEB SIGHS) 360 00:33:08.653 --> 00:33:09.642 Hey! 361 00:33:10.154 --> 00:33:11.746 (CHUCKLING) 362 00:33:12.490 --> 00:33:13.684 Hey, stranger. 363 00:33:13.758 --> 00:33:16.454 At what age do we learn to knock? 364 00:33:16.527 --> 00:33:20.019 I said I was going to drop by on my way to the graveyard shift, remember? 365 00:33:20.098 --> 00:33:22.328 - Didn't you get my message? - I've been busy. 366 00:33:22.400 --> 00:33:25.130 Can you not play with my things? 367 00:33:25.203 --> 00:33:28.536 - You're always busy. - Yes! Yes. 368 00:33:31.909 --> 00:33:34.901 GRACE: How's my nephew? JOHN: Decided to become a vegetarian. 369 00:33:34.979 --> 00:33:37.641 - GRACE: A what? - Why, you got a problem with that? 370 00:33:37.715 --> 00:33:42.243 You're not feeding him Dad's famous Sunday night hot dogs again, are you? 371 00:33:43.187 --> 00:33:45.985 You know, if you want someone to take him off your hands for the evening 372 00:33:46.057 --> 00:33:48.491 so you can go out, you know, like normal people do... 373 00:33:48.559 --> 00:33:50.754 I appreciate the offer, but we're fine. 374 00:33:50.828 --> 00:33:53.763 And, believe it or not, Caleb and I have got a good thing going here. 375 00:33:53.831 --> 00:33:54.820 Uh-huh? 376 00:33:54.899 --> 00:33:58.426 Yeah. So you can report that back to headquarters. 377 00:33:58.669 --> 00:34:01.160 Mom says hi. So does Dad. 378 00:34:01.973 --> 00:34:05.101 Grace, don't. 379 00:34:07.478 --> 00:34:09.639 GRACE: I get that you don't like being the son of a pastor. 380 00:34:09.714 --> 00:34:11.807 (MIMICKING REV. KOESTLER) I am the son of a pastor. 381 00:34:11.883 --> 00:34:13.475 That's fine. 382 00:34:13.551 --> 00:34:17.817 - You're still his son. Can't you let it go? - Can't he? 383 00:34:17.889 --> 00:34:20.517 You know he asks after you every time I see him. 384 00:34:20.591 --> 00:34:22.991 - He worries about you. - He said that? 385 00:34:23.061 --> 00:34:25.256 - He doesn't have to. - Right. 386 00:34:27.231 --> 00:34:30.132 You're going to have to speak to him one day, you know. 387 00:34:30.201 --> 00:34:32.066 This can't go on forever. 388 00:34:32.136 --> 00:34:34.331 You know it's what Allison wanted, 389 00:34:34.405 --> 00:34:37.738 for Caleb to have a grandfather, and vice versa. 390 00:34:40.945 --> 00:34:43.413 Okay, I'm going. I'm going. 391 00:34:44.482 --> 00:34:47.542 By the way, Grace, how are you? How's your life? What's going on for you? 392 00:34:47.618 --> 00:34:50.815 - Thank you, John, for asking. - I have to get up early in the morning. 393 00:34:50.888 --> 00:34:52.856 What have you got going on? I'll say a prayer. 394 00:34:52.924 --> 00:34:54.289 Please... 395 00:34:55.726 --> 00:34:57.284 Don't. 396 00:34:57.361 --> 00:34:58.623 Okay. 397 00:35:02.100 --> 00:35:04.159 WOMAN ON TV: And at the ASX 200 index in Australia, 398 00:35:04.235 --> 00:35:07.432 one of the bigger losers today so far in the recession, 399 00:35:07.505 --> 00:35:09.837 down about 1.5%... 400 00:35:10.108 --> 00:35:12.906 The dispute has now lasted for some three weeks, 401 00:35:12.977 --> 00:35:15.445 with talks yet to resolve the issue. 402 00:35:15.513 --> 00:35:19.609 Experts say solar flares this weekend may disrupt cell phone communication... 403 00:35:19.684 --> 00:35:21.709 - Experts. ...and some satellite transmissions. 404 00:35:21.786 --> 00:35:22.810 The problems can... 405 00:35:22.887 --> 00:35:24.582 MAN 1 ON TV: The attorney for the family talked to reporters 406 00:35:24.655 --> 00:35:26.486 after the press conference today. 407 00:35:26.557 --> 00:35:28.855 MAN 2 ON TV: The price of oil hit yet another record. 408 00:35:28.926 --> 00:35:32.225 MAN 3 ON TV: A devastating fire burns out of control in the Gulf. 409 00:35:32.296 --> 00:35:35.493 That story leads our headlines at the top of the hour. 410 00:35:35.566 --> 00:35:39.832 Plus, all the latest world news at midnight on October 15th. 411 00:35:39.904 --> 00:35:41.565 JOHN: Eighty-one. 412 00:35:41.639 --> 00:35:43.197 MAN 3 ON TV: Tonight, in the Gulf of Mexico, 413 00:35:43.274 --> 00:35:46.334 an explosion on a soon-to-be decommissioned oilrig 414 00:35:46.410 --> 00:35:50.073 triggered a fire which burned for three hours before it was extinguished. 415 00:35:50.148 --> 00:35:53.208 Officials don't yet know the exact cause of the explosion, 416 00:35:53.284 --> 00:35:57.050 but believe a malfunction in the cooling system may have been at fault. 417 00:35:57.121 --> 00:35:59.021 MAN 4 ON TV: Our last run into the rig... 418 00:35:59.090 --> 00:36:01.285 MAN 3 ON TV: Due to the prompt response of the rescue unit, 419 00:36:01.359 --> 00:36:04.692 the structure was evacuated with no loss of life. 420 00:36:04.762 --> 00:36:09.790 Farmers across the Midwest are continuing to feel the effects of a record drought... 421 00:36:09.867 --> 00:36:12.335 MAN 5 ON TV: Across China and Southeast Asia... 422 00:36:12.403 --> 00:36:13.893 BOB: And here's Carl with the weather. 423 00:36:13.971 --> 00:36:16.303 - Looks like a scorcher's on the way. - CARL: That's right, Bob. 424 00:36:16.374 --> 00:36:20.003 The forecast shows more high pressure moving in later this week. 425 00:36:20.077 --> 00:36:23.740 It seems our Indian summer is set to last a little while longer, 426 00:36:23.814 --> 00:36:26.942 so don't put away your hats and your sunscreen just yet. 427 00:36:27.018 --> 00:36:30.385 Temperatures are set to reach another record high this week. 428 00:36:30.454 --> 00:36:32.285 Thunderstorms are blowing across... 429 00:36:32.356 --> 00:36:34.551 (PHONE RINGING) 430 00:36:39.297 --> 00:36:41.527 - Hello? - Dad, where are you? 431 00:36:41.599 --> 00:36:44.432 You're on carpool this afternoon. 432 00:36:44.502 --> 00:36:46.197 Caleb, I am so sorry. 433 00:36:46.270 --> 00:36:47.328 (THUNDER RUMBLING) 434 00:36:47.405 --> 00:36:49.999 I'll pick you up in 10 minutes. Okay? 435 00:36:50.074 --> 00:36:51.735 Okay. Bye. 436 00:37:00.451 --> 00:37:02.316 (HORNS BLARING) 437 00:37:05.189 --> 00:37:09.148 FEMALE VOICE: William Dawes Elementary School, alternate route. 438 00:37:10.061 --> 00:37:12.393 No alternate route available. 439 00:37:12.463 --> 00:37:13.487 (CLEARS THROAT) 440 00:37:13.564 --> 00:37:15.361 PHIL ON VOICEMAIL: Hey, you've dialed Phil and Kim. 441 00:37:15.433 --> 00:37:18.732 We can't get to the phone right now, so please leave a message. 442 00:37:18.803 --> 00:37:20.896 Hey, Phil, it's John. 443 00:37:23.374 --> 00:37:25.467 I'm sorry about yesterday. 444 00:37:25.543 --> 00:37:28.637 I kind of freaked out on you, didn't I? 445 00:37:29.880 --> 00:37:34.681 Well, look, I'm not ready to meet anyone in any kind of special way, you know, 446 00:37:34.752 --> 00:37:39.052 but I would like to take you up on your offer for dinner. 447 00:37:40.358 --> 00:37:46.024 I think it would be good for me to just, you know, get out of the house and... 448 00:38:06.751 --> 00:38:09.413 The uncircled numbers are locations. 449 00:38:13.291 --> 00:38:14.918 This location. 450 00:38:30.975 --> 00:38:34.570 POLICEMAN: Get back in your vehicles. We'll clear this up in a minute. 451 00:38:34.645 --> 00:38:37.273 Get these people back in their cars! 452 00:38:38.916 --> 00:38:41.248 We can open up the far lane. 453 00:38:42.253 --> 00:38:45.154 MAN: What's going on? Can we get through or what? 454 00:38:47.425 --> 00:38:49.791 Hi. Is everything okay? 455 00:38:49.860 --> 00:38:52.055 I'm sorry, sir, but you need to get back to your car. 456 00:38:52.129 --> 00:38:55.895 - Anybody hurt? - A couple of injuries, but nothing serious. 457 00:38:58.402 --> 00:39:01.235 MAN: Get down! Get away! 458 00:39:40.244 --> 00:39:41.302 (SCREAMING) 459 00:39:41.379 --> 00:39:43.313 Hey! Hey! 460 00:39:48.085 --> 00:39:50.645 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 461 00:40:01.298 --> 00:40:02.526 (PEOPLE SHOUTING) 462 00:40:03.968 --> 00:40:05.333 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 463 00:40:09.507 --> 00:40:12.135 (MAN SHOUTING) 464 00:40:12.209 --> 00:40:15.542 WOMAN: Help me! Please! 465 00:40:15.613 --> 00:40:18.013 Help me! 466 00:40:18.082 --> 00:40:21.677 Help me, please! Help me! 467 00:40:22.820 --> 00:40:24.583 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 468 00:40:27.191 --> 00:40:29.216 (MAN SCREAMING) 469 00:40:37.802 --> 00:40:40.236 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 470 00:40:40.304 --> 00:40:41.862 (MAN SHOUTING) 471 00:40:55.853 --> 00:40:57.411 Are you okay, sir? 472 00:40:57.488 --> 00:40:59.581 Step back, sir. Step away. 473 00:41:00.591 --> 00:41:02.456 (PANTING) 474 00:41:16.474 --> 00:41:21.275 WOMAN ON TV: Today we witnessed one of the worst days in recent US aviation history 475 00:41:21.345 --> 00:41:26.647 when four planes crash-landed across as many states from Maine to Miami. 476 00:41:27.485 --> 00:41:32.422 One tragically ended in disaster when Flight 74 from Pittsburgh came down 477 00:41:32.490 --> 00:41:37.120 2 miles from the runway near Logan International Airport and exploded... 478 00:41:37.194 --> 00:41:39.025 Can you go upstairs while I talk to your dad? 479 00:41:39.096 --> 00:41:41.929 No act of terrorism is expected to be involved. 480 00:41:41.999 --> 00:41:45.059 The National Transportation Safety Board is looking into possibilities 481 00:41:45.135 --> 00:41:49.299 that a malfunction in the navigational systems of the planes caused the crashes... 482 00:41:49.373 --> 00:41:52.342 - You didn't tell him anything? - Of course not. 483 00:41:52.409 --> 00:41:56.436 First estimates put the presumed dead at 81. 484 00:41:56.514 --> 00:41:58.004 - GRACE: Do you need to talk? - NTS is linking 485 00:41:58.082 --> 00:41:59.982 possible navigational malfunctions 486 00:42:00.050 --> 00:42:01.642 - to an unprecedented level... - I just... 487 00:42:01.719 --> 00:42:03.846 ... of electromagnetic radiation from a series... 488 00:42:03.921 --> 00:42:05.752 I just want to sleep. 489 00:42:05.823 --> 00:42:09.281 Government officials are quick to reiterate that at this time 490 00:42:09.360 --> 00:42:12.454 no act of terrorism is suspected to be involved. 491 00:42:19.503 --> 00:42:22.700 What happened, Dad? What's going on? 492 00:42:22.773 --> 00:42:25.207 Truck broke down on the highway. 493 00:42:34.018 --> 00:42:36.350 It's more than that, isn't it? 494 00:42:38.822 --> 00:42:40.517 I'm going to bed. 495 00:42:43.327 --> 00:42:45.295 Get your homework done. 496 00:42:46.564 --> 00:42:50.694 And you should go to bed, too. No TV tonight. 497 00:42:50.768 --> 00:42:55.034 - Why? I always watch an hour of TV. - No more questions, Caleb. 498 00:42:55.105 --> 00:42:59.064 I can ask questions when you tell me things to do that don't make sense. 499 00:42:59.143 --> 00:43:02.670 You won't let me play soccer, you won't let me stay over at Jason's, 500 00:43:02.746 --> 00:43:04.680 and now you won't tell me what's going on 501 00:43:04.748 --> 00:43:08.377 and why you're acting so weird all the time. 502 00:43:08.452 --> 00:43:10.386 I'm not a kid anymore. 503 00:43:15.292 --> 00:43:16.520 (DOOR SLAMS) 504 00:43:32.776 --> 00:43:34.767 (CAR APPROACHING) 505 00:43:52.062 --> 00:43:56.362 Oh, my God. John, you... You were there? 506 00:43:58.569 --> 00:44:04.701 The date, the number of dead, the GPS coordinates, lat and long. 507 00:44:04.775 --> 00:44:08.370 - Why didn't I see that? - It wasn't coincidence. 508 00:44:08.445 --> 00:44:11.937 I drove past at the exact moment the prediction came true. 509 00:44:12.016 --> 00:44:13.142 It's not coincidence. 510 00:44:13.217 --> 00:44:15.742 Okay, John, I didn't say it was. 511 00:44:18.288 --> 00:44:21.155 So what are we calling this? Synchronicity? 512 00:44:21.225 --> 00:44:25.958 Two unrelated events, digging up a time capsule, plane crash, 513 00:44:26.030 --> 00:44:29.830 combined to create a significance for the subject, you? 514 00:44:29.900 --> 00:44:32.300 I keep seeing their faces, 515 00:44:34.204 --> 00:44:35.535 burning. 516 00:44:38.308 --> 00:44:39.639 Oh, man. 517 00:44:42.079 --> 00:44:45.981 Okay, look. We're way beyond the bounds here, John. 518 00:44:46.050 --> 00:44:47.540 We don't have a frame of reference. 519 00:44:47.618 --> 00:44:51.076 There could be multiple meanings to consider. 520 00:44:51.155 --> 00:44:53.419 There are two disasters left. 521 00:44:54.258 --> 00:44:55.748 What are you saying? 522 00:44:55.826 --> 00:45:01.992 The numbers are warnings meant for me. 523 00:45:02.533 --> 00:45:05.730 They might just as easily be a warning to stay away. 524 00:45:05.803 --> 00:45:08.465 You could have been killed today, John. Caleb would have been orphaned, 525 00:45:08.539 --> 00:45:11.133 and you want to go put yourself back in harm's way? 526 00:45:11.208 --> 00:45:13.039 Two disasters left. 527 00:45:21.185 --> 00:45:26.122 Right now my scientific mind is telling me to have nothing more to do with this, 528 00:45:26.924 --> 00:45:28.892 and yours should, too. 529 00:45:57.287 --> 00:46:00.279 (CREAKING) 530 00:46:11.568 --> 00:46:14.162 (VOICES WHISPERING) 531 00:46:38.529 --> 00:46:41.589 (WHISPERS GROWING LOUDER) 532 00:48:01.678 --> 00:48:04.044 CALEB: Dad! 533 00:48:14.324 --> 00:48:16.656 Caleb, what's wrong? What's wrong? 534 00:48:16.727 --> 00:48:18.194 (CRYING) Dad! 535 00:48:18.262 --> 00:48:20.822 It's okay. It's okay. 536 00:48:23.000 --> 00:48:24.991 It's just a bad dream. 537 00:48:27.571 --> 00:48:29.471 It's just a bad dream. 538 00:48:43.020 --> 00:48:44.214 Hey! 539 00:48:51.828 --> 00:48:52.988 Hey! 540 00:48:54.331 --> 00:48:56.765 You stay away from us, you hear? 541 00:48:57.601 --> 00:48:59.330 Want some of this? 542 00:49:17.254 --> 00:49:19.916 CALEB: One, two, three... 543 00:49:35.472 --> 00:49:38.168 - Got your hat, honey? - Yeah. 544 00:50:13.643 --> 00:50:14.667 (CLEARS THROAT) 545 00:50:14.745 --> 00:50:17.714 Caleb, why don't you check out the dire wolf? 546 00:50:17.781 --> 00:50:20.409 - I'll catch up with you, okay? - Okay. 547 00:50:34.398 --> 00:50:36.889 Do you know that all wolves are born deaf? 548 00:50:36.967 --> 00:50:38.594 Really? 549 00:50:38.668 --> 00:50:40.101 But, you know, when they get older, 550 00:50:40.170 --> 00:50:42.730 they can hear another wolf's howl from 10 miles away. 551 00:50:42.806 --> 00:50:45.001 Wow. How did you know that? 552 00:50:45.075 --> 00:50:47.703 I read it in a National Geographic. 553 00:50:47.778 --> 00:50:50.770 WOMAN ON PA: Mammal responses to rising temperatures and other climate changes... 554 00:50:50.847 --> 00:50:51.939 Hi. 555 00:50:52.783 --> 00:50:53.875 Hi. 556 00:50:53.950 --> 00:50:55.941 Is that your daughter? 557 00:50:57.354 --> 00:51:01.256 - Yeah, why? - Why? That's my son, 558 00:51:01.324 --> 00:51:04.851 and they look like they're already best friends. 559 00:51:04.928 --> 00:51:07.897 Yeah, Abby's probably telling him about the animals. 560 00:51:07.964 --> 00:51:12.162 Even as a baby, she was completely fascinated with them. 561 00:51:12.235 --> 00:51:16.763 Yeah, he's the same. He likes extinct animals. 562 00:51:18.942 --> 00:51:20.273 I'm John. 563 00:51:21.578 --> 00:51:23.102 Hi. Diana. 564 00:51:24.214 --> 00:51:25.545 What are they doing now? 565 00:51:25.615 --> 00:51:28.106 JOHN: Caleb's showing her something in sign language. 566 00:51:28.185 --> 00:51:31.018 - I'm sorry. I didn't realize... - He's not. 567 00:51:32.489 --> 00:51:35.583 Sounds just get jumbled up sometimes. 568 00:51:36.793 --> 00:51:40.729 He has a hearing aid, which helps, but he's not deaf. 569 00:51:40.797 --> 00:51:43.357 He is an expert in sign language. 570 00:51:44.868 --> 00:51:47.666 I don't think it's ever been this hot in October. 571 00:51:47.737 --> 00:51:49.364 Air conditioner must be out. 572 00:51:49.439 --> 00:51:51.407 CALEB: Dad, can we get a drink? 573 00:51:51.475 --> 00:51:52.999 Can we get one, too? 574 00:51:53.076 --> 00:51:55.840 Hey, would you and Abby like to join us? 575 00:51:57.147 --> 00:51:59.012 Sure, that'd be nice. 576 00:51:59.850 --> 00:52:01.249 Abby, this is John. 577 00:52:01.318 --> 00:52:02.683 ABBY: Hi. JOHN: Hey, Abby. 578 00:52:03.153 --> 00:52:04.142 ABBY: What's that over there? 579 00:52:04.221 --> 00:52:07.213 DIANA: It can be tough sometimes, because, you know, I'm by myself. 580 00:52:07.290 --> 00:52:09.087 JOHN: I know how you feel. 581 00:52:09.159 --> 00:52:12.151 - You're a single parent, too? - Yeah. 582 00:52:13.163 --> 00:52:14.221 I kicked him out years ago. 583 00:52:14.297 --> 00:52:16.322 He couldn't keep his hands to himself, 584 00:52:16.399 --> 00:52:19.732 so I decided he couldn't keep me to himself either. 585 00:52:19.803 --> 00:52:23.830 Well, it's... It's his loss. 586 00:52:25.976 --> 00:52:28.501 And you? You're separated, or... 587 00:52:29.646 --> 00:52:31.204 Diana, 588 00:52:33.250 --> 00:52:35.718 we didn't meet here by accident. 589 00:52:37.420 --> 00:52:40.878 I need to talk to you about something, 590 00:52:40.957 --> 00:52:44.552 ask you something about your mother. 591 00:52:47.097 --> 00:52:50.225 My mother? What about my mother? 592 00:52:50.300 --> 00:52:55.397 Did she have some kind of ability? 593 00:52:56.873 --> 00:52:58.807 Ability? 594 00:52:58.875 --> 00:53:01.275 A gift of some kind? 595 00:53:03.647 --> 00:53:06.377 - Who are you? - Yeah, it's awkward. You don't know me. 596 00:53:06.449 --> 00:53:09.907 I'm John Koestler. I teach astrophysics at MIT. 597 00:53:09.986 --> 00:53:12.045 My son goes to William Dawes Elementary, 598 00:53:12.122 --> 00:53:15.023 which is the same school your mother went to. 599 00:53:15.091 --> 00:53:20.757 Fifty years ago, she put this in a time capsule. It's a list of dates, 600 00:53:20.830 --> 00:53:25.927 events that I think she believed would happen. 601 00:53:26.002 --> 00:53:27.299 Look, I don't know what any of this is about... 602 00:53:27.370 --> 00:53:29.668 And I thought if I could talk to you or your father... 603 00:53:29.739 --> 00:53:31.434 My father's dead. 604 00:53:33.743 --> 00:53:38.112 I think it's possible that there are people, like your mother, Lucinda, 605 00:53:38.181 --> 00:53:40.376 who can see things before they occur. 606 00:53:40.450 --> 00:53:42.816 Abby, we're leaving! 607 00:53:42.886 --> 00:53:44.183 Honey? 608 00:53:45.488 --> 00:53:47.217 I followed one of your mother's predictions 609 00:53:47.290 --> 00:53:50.453 and I watched 81 people burn to death in that plane crash yesterday, 610 00:53:50.527 --> 00:53:53.360 when she said it would happen, where she said it would happen, 611 00:53:53.430 --> 00:53:55.295 and there was nothing I could do about it. 612 00:53:55.365 --> 00:53:58.266 She says 170 people will die tomorrow in New York City, 613 00:53:58.335 --> 00:54:01.133 and in three days' time, October 19th, 33 more. 614 00:54:01.204 --> 00:54:03.729 Stay away from me and my daughter. 615 00:54:04.975 --> 00:54:08.467 Abby? Let's go, honey. Come on. 616 00:54:15.151 --> 00:54:17.278 Stay right there. Diana? 617 00:54:17.887 --> 00:54:19.582 Diana, I think this has something to do with my son. 618 00:54:19.656 --> 00:54:20.782 DIANA: Get in there, honey. 619 00:54:20.857 --> 00:54:23.382 I don't know how, or why, but I think he's in danger. 620 00:54:23.460 --> 00:54:26.554 So I'm asking you please, please help us. 621 00:54:28.431 --> 00:54:29.830 I can't. 622 00:54:32.335 --> 00:54:34.269 (ENGINE REVVING) 623 00:54:40.143 --> 00:54:41.474 (TIRES SQUEALING) 624 00:54:47.484 --> 00:54:50.317 MAN ON TV: A class-action suit brought by the families of the victims 625 00:54:50.387 --> 00:54:53.254 is meant to be heard beginning next month. 626 00:54:53.323 --> 00:54:57.384 Commuters along the Eastern Seaboard are reassessing their travel plans 627 00:54:57.460 --> 00:55:01.624 in response to an FBI warning of a possible terrorist plot. 628 00:55:01.698 --> 00:55:04.861 The Department of Homeland Security raised the national threat level 629 00:55:04.934 --> 00:55:08.529 from elevated to high after intelligence reports suggested 630 00:55:08.605 --> 00:55:12.473 an attack on a major East Coast city may be imminent. 631 00:55:12.542 --> 00:55:15.010 Police have urged citizens to stay vigilant. 632 00:55:51.848 --> 00:55:52.837 (PHONE RINGING) 633 00:55:52.916 --> 00:55:54.474 FBI AGENT: FBI New York, how may I direct your call? 634 00:55:54.551 --> 00:55:58.214 The attack will take place tomorrow at the corner of Lafayette and Worth Streets. 635 00:55:58.288 --> 00:56:01.052 Cordon off the area from midnight. Are you clear on that? 636 00:56:01.124 --> 00:56:02.557 Sir, let me patch you through to our agents... 637 00:56:02.625 --> 00:56:06.425 Please! Do exactly as I say or many people will die. 638 00:56:06.496 --> 00:56:08.623 This is not a crank call. 639 00:56:12.836 --> 00:56:16.067 You said you'd take him off my hands. 640 00:56:41.831 --> 00:56:44.959 (WHISPERING) I know there's something you're not telling me. 641 00:56:46.002 --> 00:56:48.266 (WHISPERING) Don't let him watch the news. 642 00:57:14.531 --> 00:57:17.625 MAN ON RADIO: Well, traffic on the FDR right now is looking pretty heavy, 643 00:57:17.700 --> 00:57:19.998 this gridlock we're looking at probably won't let up for hours. 644 00:57:20.069 --> 00:57:23.368 Most of this traffic is headed downtown to the Westside... 645 00:58:11.754 --> 00:58:13.619 Why hasn't this intersection been sealed off? 646 00:58:13.690 --> 00:58:14.748 Excuse me? 647 00:58:14.824 --> 00:58:16.985 I said why hasn't this intersection been sealed off? 648 00:58:17.060 --> 00:58:20.291 - Didn't you get the tip-off about the attack? - Sir. Sir, please calm down. 649 00:58:20.394 --> 00:58:24.228 If you'll accompany me, we'll get this matter taken care of. 650 00:58:24.298 --> 00:58:25.595 Sir, stop! 651 00:58:25.666 --> 00:58:27.566 MAN: Hey, man. POLICEWOMAN: Stop! 652 00:58:30.838 --> 00:58:33.398 I got him. Let's go! Move! Move! 653 00:59:38.505 --> 00:59:40.097 (TRAIN HORN BLOWING) 654 00:59:54.888 --> 00:59:57.254 Suspect sighted. Platform three. 655 01:00:03.664 --> 01:00:04.961 WOMAN: Hey! 656 01:00:06.567 --> 01:00:08.558 Out of the way! Let me through! 657 01:00:08.636 --> 01:00:10.126 Forward car. 658 01:00:18.245 --> 01:00:20.042 (WOMAN EXCLAIMING) 659 01:00:21.215 --> 01:00:22.682 - Get off the train. - Why? What's wrong? 660 01:00:22.750 --> 01:00:23.944 Just take the baby and get off the train. 661 01:00:24.018 --> 01:00:25.781 What's your problem, pal? 662 01:00:25.853 --> 01:00:28.083 Hold it right there, sir. 663 01:00:30.024 --> 01:00:32.219 Transit police. I'm asking you to stop! 664 01:00:32.292 --> 01:00:34.886 That's him! You have to stop him! 665 01:00:38.766 --> 01:00:41.792 Transit police. Turn around. 666 01:00:43.470 --> 01:00:44.630 Now! 667 01:00:45.472 --> 01:00:47.531 Put your hands up! 668 01:00:47.608 --> 01:00:50.839 Please! Please, I won't do it again, I promise! I'll give them back! 669 01:00:50.911 --> 01:00:53.744 I'll give them back! I'll give them back. 670 01:00:58.886 --> 01:01:00.547 CONDUCTOR ON PA: Next stop, Spring. 671 01:01:20.240 --> 01:01:22.367 (SCREECHING) 672 01:01:22.810 --> 01:01:25.404 Move back! Move back! 673 01:01:26.880 --> 01:01:28.438 (CLAMORING) 674 01:01:32.052 --> 01:01:33.781 MAN: Get out of the way! 675 01:01:40.360 --> 01:01:41.827 (PEOPLE SCREAMING) 676 01:01:55.642 --> 01:01:57.041 (SCREAMING) 677 01:02:05.252 --> 01:02:06.344 (WOMAN WHIMPERS) 678 01:02:13.761 --> 01:02:16.491 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 679 01:02:16.797 --> 01:02:18.025 (BABY WAILING) 680 01:02:18.098 --> 01:02:19.429 (WOMAN CRYING) 681 01:02:24.571 --> 01:02:26.596 (WOMAN SHUSHING) 682 01:02:40.888 --> 01:02:43.254 FIREMAN: (MUFFLED) Move outside. 683 01:02:54.735 --> 01:02:57.067 (SIRENS WAILING) 684 01:03:27.801 --> 01:03:31.760 MAN 1 ON TV: make their way through the massive tangle of wreckage... 685 01:03:31.839 --> 01:03:34.967 WOMAN ON TV: ...New York City subway disaster since... 686 01:03:35.042 --> 01:03:36.839 MAN 2 ON TV: It could be the result of a terrorist plot... 687 01:03:36.910 --> 01:03:38.844 MAN 3 ON TV: Federal Aviation Administration officials 688 01:03:38.912 --> 01:03:42.370 are investigating a possible link to the electrostatic bursts 689 01:03:42.449 --> 01:03:46.078 believed to have caused the Lexington air disaster of two days ago. 690 01:03:46.153 --> 01:03:49.748 And NO AA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 691 01:03:49.823 --> 01:03:51.791 remains silent tonight. 692 01:03:51.859 --> 01:03:54.851 But with the devastating subway crash in Manhattan, 693 01:03:54.928 --> 01:03:57.488 power cuts in Long Island and two more emergency... 694 01:03:57.564 --> 01:04:02.263 Grace. I got held up by work. I'll be over in 30 minutes. 695 01:04:04.504 --> 01:04:07.439 No, I'm fine. I'll see you in 30 minutes. 696 01:04:09.176 --> 01:04:11.736 DIANA: Three, four, five... ABBY: Five, six... 697 01:04:36.603 --> 01:04:38.298 Caleb, go inside. 698 01:04:41.074 --> 01:04:42.803 - Hey. - Hi. 699 01:04:42.876 --> 01:04:46.209 - Want to check out the house? - Sure. 700 01:04:52.619 --> 01:04:54.610 You said October 19th? 701 01:04:57.591 --> 01:05:00.992 My mother used to talk about that day all the time. 702 01:05:04.665 --> 01:05:06.189 She said it was the day I was going to die. 703 01:05:20.781 --> 01:05:25.218 DIANA: All my life I've had this thing hanging over my head 704 01:05:25.285 --> 01:05:26.775 and Abby's. 705 01:05:28.722 --> 01:05:32.123 I just don't believe anyone can predict my future. 706 01:05:35.062 --> 01:05:37.553 And what does it matter, anyway? 707 01:05:39.666 --> 01:05:41.600 We all die in the end. 708 01:05:43.804 --> 01:05:46.796 I don't want to know what my future holds. 709 01:05:53.013 --> 01:05:58.076 Last year, my wife was on a business trip to Phoenix 710 01:05:59.019 --> 01:06:01.487 a few days before my birthday 711 01:06:02.589 --> 01:06:08.357 and a fire started in her hotel at 4:00 in the morning. 712 01:06:10.497 --> 01:06:13.898 The investigators said that Allison died of smoke inhalation. 713 01:06:13.967 --> 01:06:16.492 Died in her sleep. 714 01:06:16.570 --> 01:06:19.733 She wouldn't have known anything about it. 715 01:06:22.609 --> 01:06:27.273 While she was dying, I was at home, in the front yard. 716 01:06:29.816 --> 01:06:31.784 I always thought you were supposed to sense 717 01:06:31.852 --> 01:06:34.685 when the people you love are in danger, 718 01:06:37.224 --> 01:06:39.385 but I didn't feel anything. 719 01:06:40.594 --> 01:06:42.061 Nothing. 720 01:06:44.931 --> 01:06:49.800 I was just blowing leaves off the lawn. 721 01:06:51.671 --> 01:06:53.605 I'm so sorry, John. 722 01:06:53.673 --> 01:06:57.973 Well, but my point is that from then on, 723 01:06:58.045 --> 01:07:03.176 I decided that no one can know what was coming, 724 01:07:04.785 --> 01:07:10.280 and life was just a string of random accidents and mistakes. 725 01:07:13.627 --> 01:07:16.152 And then I got that list. 726 01:07:19.599 --> 01:07:24.935 If that had come to me before Allison left, I would have saved her life. 727 01:07:28.942 --> 01:07:30.603 I need to know. 728 01:07:56.870 --> 01:07:58.565 It's still here. 729 01:08:27.467 --> 01:08:28.991 What's this? 730 01:08:30.437 --> 01:08:32.268 Have you seen this? 731 01:08:33.773 --> 01:08:37.834 Abby used to do this sometimes, write things backwards, 732 01:08:38.879 --> 01:08:41.939 and that last number, I don't think it's 33. 733 01:08:42.816 --> 01:08:44.249 It's EE. 734 01:08:46.686 --> 01:08:50.986 EE? Initials. Someone she knew? 735 01:08:52.526 --> 01:08:53.993 I don't know. 736 01:09:17.984 --> 01:09:20.350 DIANA: I was nine when she overdosed. 737 01:09:21.621 --> 01:09:25.079 The only time I ever came out here was with my father 738 01:09:26.193 --> 01:09:29.060 when he identified her body. 739 01:09:29.129 --> 01:09:31.597 She willed the property to me, 740 01:09:34.000 --> 01:09:37.026 but I never came back for any of her things. 741 01:09:53.787 --> 01:09:58.247 When I was little, my mother used to tell me that she could hear voices 742 01:10:00.293 --> 01:10:02.420 whispering to her, 743 01:10:04.297 --> 01:10:06.822 telling her horrible things. 744 01:10:08.001 --> 01:10:12.700 And then one day, my dad came and took me away from her. 745 01:10:13.940 --> 01:10:16.067 He said she was sick. 746 01:10:21.081 --> 01:10:23.948 She said she moved out here to get ready. 747 01:10:26.152 --> 01:10:28.814 I never knew what she meant by that. 748 01:10:34.060 --> 01:10:36.722 I made this for her one Christmas. 749 01:10:42.002 --> 01:10:44.232 I never knew she kept it. 750 01:11:34.254 --> 01:11:37.280 She used to stare at this picture for hours. 751 01:11:53.206 --> 01:11:55.401 DIANA: That's where they found her. 752 01:11:57.777 --> 01:11:59.176 In there. 753 01:12:29.909 --> 01:12:31.934 Have you seen enough? 754 01:12:33.546 --> 01:12:35.514 Yeah. Okay. We'll go. 755 01:12:45.392 --> 01:12:48.156 (VOICES WHISPERING) 756 01:12:54.033 --> 01:12:55.193 Abby? 757 01:12:56.002 --> 01:12:57.196 Abby? 758 01:13:03.143 --> 01:13:04.872 (WHISPERS GROWING LOUDER) 759 01:13:18.958 --> 01:13:21.620 MAN: (WHISPERING) Abby. 760 01:13:30.703 --> 01:13:32.102 MAN: Caleb. 761 01:13:32.172 --> 01:13:33.833 (VOICES CONTINUE WHISPERING) 762 01:13:39.379 --> 01:13:40.869 Come. 763 01:13:42.282 --> 01:13:44.773 Come with us. 764 01:13:56.429 --> 01:13:58.488 EE isn't just one person. 765 01:14:11.845 --> 01:14:13.403 (VOICES WHISPERING) 766 01:14:15.949 --> 01:14:17.280 Abby, no! 767 01:14:19.018 --> 01:14:21.282 (HORN BLARING) 768 01:14:26.860 --> 01:14:28.157 DIANA: Abby! 769 01:14:28.728 --> 01:14:32.391 What? What? What? It's okay. It's okay. 770 01:14:32.465 --> 01:14:34.126 They were here. 771 01:14:34.200 --> 01:14:36.998 Who? Who was here, Caleb? 772 01:14:37.070 --> 01:14:41.666 - Did they hurt you? - No. They were talking to us. 773 01:14:41.741 --> 01:14:47.043 - What did they say? - I don't know. They were all talking at once. 774 01:14:47.113 --> 01:14:51.049 They said we could go with them, if we chose to. 775 01:14:52.785 --> 01:14:57.779 - Who did, baby? Who? - The whisper people. 776 01:14:59.826 --> 01:15:01.384 (TWIGS SNAPPING) 777 01:15:14.741 --> 01:15:16.709 Hey, lock the doors. 778 01:15:25.084 --> 01:15:27.177 (PANTING) 779 01:15:39.999 --> 01:15:42.297 What do you want with my son? 780 01:15:47.974 --> 01:15:49.407 Answer me! 781 01:16:14.534 --> 01:16:16.331 (PANTING) 782 01:16:20.039 --> 01:16:22.473 JOHN: I just know they've been following us for days. 783 01:16:22.542 --> 01:16:25.773 I think someone's been following me and Abby, too. 784 01:16:35.254 --> 01:16:39.281 That's why she didn't write any coordinates down after the final date. 785 01:16:39.359 --> 01:16:42.590 There isn't a single location this time. 786 01:16:42.662 --> 01:16:47.759 Are you telling me that my mother could see the end of everything? 787 01:16:49.869 --> 01:16:52.895 That we're all going to die tomorrow? 788 01:16:52.972 --> 01:16:58.604 She was disturbed, John. She could've just made it all up. 789 01:16:59.912 --> 01:17:02.244 She's been right so far, Diana. 790 01:17:04.550 --> 01:17:06.279 About everything. 791 01:17:08.655 --> 01:17:12.489 Abby's... Abby's all I've got, John. 792 01:17:12.558 --> 01:17:15.152 I can't let anything happen to her. 793 01:18:04.977 --> 01:18:06.410 (JOHN SIGHS) 794 01:18:13.586 --> 01:18:16.646 Caleb, you really need to sleep. 795 01:18:20.526 --> 01:18:24.690 I can hear them whispering to me sometimes like Abby can. 796 01:18:25.998 --> 01:18:28.330 Could Lucinda hear them, too? 797 01:18:29.869 --> 01:18:31.427 (SIGHS) 798 01:18:35.541 --> 01:18:37.702 Yeah, I think she did. Yes. 799 01:18:39.712 --> 01:18:41.839 Are me and Abby gonna die? 800 01:18:46.052 --> 01:18:50.921 No. I will never let that happen, Caleb. 801 01:18:51.991 --> 01:18:54.391 Do you hear me? Never. 802 01:18:59.298 --> 01:19:00.560 You... 803 01:19:18.518 --> 01:19:21.715 Abby, what do you like to eat for breakfast? 804 01:19:23.122 --> 01:19:24.384 Abby? 805 01:19:27.326 --> 01:19:29.453 What are you doing, honey? 806 01:19:30.830 --> 01:19:32.354 It's the sun. 807 01:19:38.304 --> 01:19:41.705 There's something I need to check. Get Abby, you're coming with us. 808 01:19:41.774 --> 01:19:42.934 Caleb! 809 01:20:00.693 --> 01:20:02.820 Okay. All right. 810 01:20:02.895 --> 01:20:05.022 Hey, John, what happened? 811 01:20:07.967 --> 01:20:09.195 Hey! 812 01:20:11.904 --> 01:20:13.030 Talk to me. What happened? 813 01:20:13.105 --> 01:20:17.439 I've been calling you off the hook ever since I heard about the subway. 814 01:20:18.411 --> 01:20:19.605 John? 815 01:20:23.216 --> 01:20:26.117 Do you remember that paper on extra-solar activity I published? 816 01:20:26.185 --> 01:20:27.550 Yeah, sure, I remember. 817 01:20:27.620 --> 01:20:31.818 I found evidence of a series of super-flares from a star in the outer-Pleiades region. 818 01:20:31.891 --> 01:20:34.086 PHIL: Right. Ratings were off the chart. 819 01:20:34.160 --> 01:20:35.320 (SIGHS) 820 01:20:35.995 --> 01:20:38.987 We were both wrong. The numbers are a warning, 821 01:20:39.065 --> 01:20:41.898 but not just to me or any random group. 822 01:20:43.903 --> 01:20:46.167 They're a warning to everyone. 823 01:20:48.407 --> 01:20:51.672 Okay. You're officially scaring the shit out of me right now. 824 01:20:53.746 --> 01:20:58.046 The super-flare, in our own solar system. 825 01:20:59.018 --> 01:21:01.282 A 100 microtesla wave of radiation 826 01:21:01.354 --> 01:21:06.553 that would destroy our ozone layer, killing every living organism on the planet. 827 01:21:13.232 --> 01:21:15.700 We have to let everyone know. We have to call the NOAA. 828 01:21:15.768 --> 01:21:19.431 They already know. The announcement will come anytime now. 829 01:21:34.954 --> 01:21:38.583 I thought there was some purpose to all of this. 830 01:21:38.658 --> 01:21:42.924 Why did I get this prediction if there's nothing I can do about it? 831 01:21:44.664 --> 01:21:47.895 How am I supposed to stop the end of the world? 832 01:21:48.801 --> 01:21:50.496 (DIANA GASPS) 833 01:21:56.008 --> 01:21:59.444 Go home, Phil. Be with Kim tonight. 834 01:22:15.428 --> 01:22:16.986 Diana. 835 01:22:19.065 --> 01:22:21.431 (CRYING) I'm so stupid. 836 01:22:22.134 --> 01:22:25.797 I've spent my whole life knowing she was right 837 01:22:27.206 --> 01:22:29.970 and pretending that she was insane. 838 01:22:33.646 --> 01:22:37.104 If we hide underground, we've got a chance, don't we? 839 01:22:38.617 --> 01:22:40.209 It's possible. 840 01:22:41.153 --> 01:22:46.785 I know some caves off Route 40 past Groton. 841 01:22:46.859 --> 01:22:51.558 Hardly anyone knows about them, but I used to play there as a child. 842 01:22:51.630 --> 01:22:53.962 We could try there, right? 843 01:22:54.734 --> 01:22:56.895 - Okay. - Okay. 844 01:23:00.306 --> 01:23:02.331 Caleb, put some clothes and shoes into your backpack. 845 01:23:02.408 --> 01:23:06.139 Diana, load all the non-perishable food, any water you can, into the truck. 846 01:23:06.212 --> 01:23:07.839 Let's try to be out of here in 10 minutes. 847 01:23:07.913 --> 01:23:10.507 DIANA: You start. I'll get some bags. ABBY: Yeah. 848 01:23:12.084 --> 01:23:15.884 (FEEDBACK SCREECHING) 849 01:23:15.955 --> 01:23:18.253 (VOICES WHISPERING) 850 01:24:18.417 --> 01:24:20.715 JOHN: Allison wanted me to call you 851 01:24:22.288 --> 01:24:24.813 the day she left for Phoenix. 852 01:24:24.890 --> 01:24:28.053 She wanted me to promise her that I'd call you. 853 01:24:29.295 --> 01:24:31.058 REV. KOESTLER: I know, Jonathan. 854 01:24:33.332 --> 01:24:38.565 We haven't spoken in so long, I don't really even know why anymore. 855 01:24:43.209 --> 01:24:45.609 I need to tell you something. 856 01:24:46.579 --> 01:24:47.910 Yes? 857 01:24:48.981 --> 01:24:54.044 That sermon you preached every year at Pentecost, about the gifts of the Spirit, 858 01:24:54.954 --> 01:24:57.320 one was the gift of prophecy. 859 01:24:57.389 --> 01:25:03.259 1 Corinthians 12. Yes, I remember it. The church should respect the prophet. 860 01:25:04.663 --> 01:25:06.494 I have a prophecy. 861 01:25:08.434 --> 01:25:10.902 It's about to be proven accurate. 862 01:25:13.639 --> 01:25:17.439 I need you to respect it and receive it as the truth. 863 01:25:18.544 --> 01:25:21.513 This heat we're experiencing isn't going to get better. 864 01:25:22.715 --> 01:25:26.173 It's going to get worse, much worse. 865 01:25:28.053 --> 01:25:31.216 I need you to get Mom and Grace and any supplies you can, 866 01:25:31.290 --> 01:25:35.784 and get below ground tonight. The basement, the sewer, the T. 867 01:25:35.861 --> 01:25:39.353 Just get as deep as you can and as fast as you can. 868 01:25:41.033 --> 01:25:44.127 And that will keep us safe from this heat? 869 01:25:47.106 --> 01:25:51.372 I don't know that, but we have to try, right? 870 01:25:51.443 --> 01:25:52.910 (STATIC CRACKLING) 871 01:25:52.978 --> 01:25:56.846 I'm sorry, John, but I'm afraid I'm not going anywhere tonight or any night. 872 01:25:56.916 --> 01:26:01.478 I appreciate your concern, but if it's my time, it's my time. 873 01:26:02.788 --> 01:26:06.383 I'm ready whenever the good Lord calls me. 874 01:26:06.458 --> 01:26:08.119 Are you? 875 01:26:08.194 --> 01:26:09.684 - Dad? - Hello? 876 01:26:09.762 --> 01:26:10.990 (CRACKLING INTENSIFIES) 877 01:26:11.063 --> 01:26:12.621 - John? - Dad? 878 01:26:14.166 --> 01:26:15.599 (PHONE BEEPING) 879 01:26:27.613 --> 01:26:29.376 Caleb, let's go! 880 01:26:31.550 --> 01:26:32.744 Caleb. 881 01:26:36.622 --> 01:26:37.884 Caleb. 882 01:26:45.798 --> 01:26:47.060 Caleb! 883 01:26:47.132 --> 01:26:49.464 (VOICES WHISPERING) 884 01:26:50.069 --> 01:26:51.696 Caleb, stop! 885 01:26:53.872 --> 01:26:56.067 - Caleb! - Huh? Huh? 886 01:26:57.076 --> 01:26:58.941 What were you doing? 887 01:26:59.912 --> 01:27:01.573 Did I do that? 888 01:27:09.455 --> 01:27:11.616 (ABBY CHATTERING) 889 01:27:11.690 --> 01:27:13.681 This isn't the way to the highway. 890 01:27:19.498 --> 01:27:21.363 Everybody wait here. 891 01:27:23.669 --> 01:27:24.897 John! 892 01:27:28.274 --> 01:27:29.571 John! 893 01:28:04.910 --> 01:28:07.902 John, please, why are we back here? 894 01:28:12.918 --> 01:28:16.615 John, please, what are you doing? We have to get to the caves. 895 01:28:16.689 --> 01:28:20.147 - We're not going to the caves. - What? 896 01:28:20.225 --> 01:28:21.886 She knew the coordinates for this last event. 897 01:28:21.960 --> 01:28:23.359 She tried to write them down. 898 01:28:23.429 --> 01:28:27.593 The teacher said she was interrupted, ran out of time, 899 01:28:27.666 --> 01:28:30.965 so she scratched them into this door. 900 01:28:31.036 --> 01:28:33.061 She tried to tell us where to go. 901 01:28:33.138 --> 01:28:36.574 You're not making any sense. Look at you. Look at what you're doing! 902 01:28:36.642 --> 01:28:38.735 The numbers are the key to everything. 903 01:28:38.811 --> 01:28:41.678 Please! Please, John, we need to leave! 904 01:28:49.154 --> 01:28:53.147 We're taking my car. Come on. Let's go. Keep your bags with you. 905 01:28:56.562 --> 01:28:58.655 Be here, please, be here. 906 01:28:59.598 --> 01:29:01.463 Throw it in the back. 907 01:29:05.671 --> 01:29:07.195 What about Dad? 908 01:29:07.272 --> 01:29:11.231 He's just gotta finish what he's doing. He's gonna follow us. 909 01:29:11.310 --> 01:29:13.278 We're just getting a head start, okay? 910 01:29:35.134 --> 01:29:36.601 Diana? 911 01:29:46.645 --> 01:29:47.907 Caleb! 912 01:29:49.448 --> 01:29:50.779 Caleb! 913 01:29:53.085 --> 01:29:54.416 Caleb! 914 01:29:56.155 --> 01:29:57.486 Caleb! 915 01:30:18.677 --> 01:30:19.974 (PHONE BUZZING) 916 01:30:21.513 --> 01:30:25.973 Where are we going, Mom? Are we hiding from the whisper people? 917 01:30:26.051 --> 01:30:30.852 Yes, baby. They won't find us where we're going. 918 01:30:30.923 --> 01:30:33.585 Mom, they know where we are. 919 01:30:35.093 --> 01:30:38.153 - How do you know that? - They told us so. 920 01:30:39.231 --> 01:30:43.691 - You've seen them again? - No. They just talk to us. 921 01:30:46.438 --> 01:30:49.669 How, Abby? How do they talk to you? 922 01:30:49.741 --> 01:30:52.710 They whisper into our heads. 923 01:30:53.912 --> 01:30:55.140 (CRYING) Oh, God. 924 01:31:02.120 --> 01:31:03.610 (CRYING) 925 01:31:03.689 --> 01:31:05.020 Oh, God. 926 01:31:05.090 --> 01:31:07.217 - I want to call my dad. - The phones are down! 927 01:31:07.292 --> 01:31:11.023 I promise he's right behind us! We'll call him when we get there! 928 01:31:20.939 --> 01:31:22.634 Wait right here! 929 01:31:22.708 --> 01:31:25.802 WOMAN ON TV: Now let's get back to the financial markets, if we may, for a moment. 930 01:31:25.878 --> 01:31:29.109 Let's check it out on the grid here this morning. We've got Treasuries moving up... 931 01:31:29.181 --> 01:31:31.672 MAN: Yeah, thanks. Thanks, man. 932 01:31:32.451 --> 01:31:33.440 Number five. 933 01:31:33.519 --> 01:31:35.680 ... India is a better bet than the US or Europe, 934 01:31:35.754 --> 01:31:38.348 and that the dollar will continue its long slide... 935 01:31:38.423 --> 01:31:39.447 20. 936 01:31:39.525 --> 01:31:42.085 MAN ON TV: This is an Emergency Broadcast Transmission. 937 01:31:42.160 --> 01:31:44.526 (ALARM BEEPING) 938 01:31:45.097 --> 01:31:49.761 This is not a test. This is an Emergency Broadcast Transmission. 939 01:31:51.503 --> 01:31:54.199 - GENERAL: Today, NO AA has concluded... - Turn that up! 940 01:31:54.273 --> 01:31:55.638 ... the solar flares may last longer 941 01:31:55.707 --> 01:31:59.165 and cause more damage to our infrastructure than we originally thought. 942 01:31:59.244 --> 01:32:02.145 We're recommending that people stay indoors until further notice. 943 01:32:02.214 --> 01:32:05.547 Bring your pets inside. Stock up on extra water and, if possible, 944 01:32:05.617 --> 01:32:08.381 seek out fortified underground shelter. 945 01:32:08.453 --> 01:32:12.514 - General, what time is it happening? - General, excuse me... 946 01:32:18.964 --> 01:32:21.831 GENERAL: The shelters we have are currently overwhelmed. 947 01:32:21.900 --> 01:32:24.698 The best advice we can offer the public is to seek your own. 948 01:32:24.770 --> 01:32:25.794 REPORTER 1: Sir! 949 01:32:25.871 --> 01:32:27.270 REPORTER 2: One more question about the warning. 950 01:32:27.339 --> 01:32:29.466 GENERAL: We are assessing this information as it becomes available. 951 01:32:29.541 --> 01:32:30.633 It was only recently confirmed. 952 01:32:30.709 --> 01:32:31.903 REPORTER 2: Where is the President? 953 01:32:31.977 --> 01:32:33.171 GENERAL: The President and his staff 954 01:32:33.245 --> 01:32:36.646 are currently being transported to a secure location. 955 01:32:36.715 --> 01:32:37.739 - JOHN: Hello? - Dad? 956 01:32:37.816 --> 01:32:41.343 Caleb, are you okay? Tell me exactly where you are. 957 01:32:41.420 --> 01:32:43.945 We're at a gas station. I don't know where. 958 01:32:48.694 --> 01:32:52.061 The damage information regarding the destructive power of these flares 959 01:32:52.130 --> 01:32:53.961 is a scientific matter, and I'm not gonna speculate... 960 01:32:54.032 --> 01:32:55.590 CALEB: Are you coming with us? 961 01:32:55.667 --> 01:32:58.033 JOHN: I need you to stay right there. Get me an... 962 01:32:58.103 --> 01:33:00.367 Caleb, get back to the car now. 963 01:33:00.439 --> 01:33:01.633 - JOHN: Caleb? - John? 964 01:33:01.707 --> 01:33:03.572 - Where are you? - DIANA: We're in Westford. 965 01:33:03.642 --> 01:33:07.009 I'm sorry. I had to do this for Abby and for Caleb. 966 01:33:07.079 --> 01:33:09.877 - I'm taking them to the caves. - I found the numbers! 967 01:33:09.948 --> 01:33:11.973 They're the location of your mother's mobile home. 968 01:33:12.050 --> 01:33:13.517 That's where we've got to go. 969 01:33:13.585 --> 01:33:17.112 - Don't do this to me. Please. - I know how it sounds. 970 01:33:17.189 --> 01:33:19.749 You want us to head toward the place where this is supposed to happen? 971 01:33:19.825 --> 01:33:20.849 Are you insane? 972 01:33:20.926 --> 01:33:23.588 It's a chance we gotta take or we're all gonna die! 973 01:33:23.662 --> 01:33:25.391 Stay where you are! I'll be right there! 974 01:33:25.464 --> 01:33:27.762 No! If we go to the caves, we have a chance! 975 01:33:27.833 --> 01:33:29.801 You said the sun can't reach that far! 976 01:33:29.868 --> 01:33:33.497 The caves won't save us! Nothing can! 977 01:33:34.106 --> 01:33:37.769 The radiation will penetrate a mile into the Earth's crust! Do you hear me? 978 01:33:37.843 --> 01:33:40.175 Our only shot is to go where the numbers want us to go. 979 01:33:40.245 --> 01:33:43.043 - It's what we're meant to do! - No, I don't believe you! 980 01:33:43.115 --> 01:33:45.379 I'm taking the children! We have to save the children! 981 01:33:45.450 --> 01:33:50.410 Don't you move, Diana! Caleb is my son, and I'll decide where he goes! 982 01:33:51.857 --> 01:33:55.020 Diana! Caleb! Are you there? 983 01:33:55.093 --> 01:33:56.617 (CAR DOORS CLOSING) 984 01:33:56.695 --> 01:33:57.787 (ENGINE STARTING) 985 01:33:57.863 --> 01:33:58.989 (TIRES SQUEALING) 986 01:34:02.934 --> 01:34:04.231 Abby! 987 01:34:06.071 --> 01:34:08.596 Abby! Abby! 988 01:34:09.374 --> 01:34:12.434 Help! Somebody took my daughter! 989 01:34:24.823 --> 01:34:26.313 Abby! 990 01:34:35.167 --> 01:34:36.532 Damn it! 991 01:35:13.872 --> 01:35:15.601 Where did she go? 992 01:35:57.249 --> 01:35:59.149 GENERAL ON TV: Everyone needs to do this immediately. 993 01:35:59.217 --> 01:36:02.118 We are facing a natural threat of global proportions, 994 01:36:02.187 --> 01:36:03.950 and there is very little that this government... 995 01:36:04.022 --> 01:36:05.990 Same thing happened with Y2K. 996 01:36:06.057 --> 01:36:09.686 They are gonna wake up tomorrow morning feeling pretty stupid. 997 01:36:09.761 --> 01:36:12.161 Thirty minutes ago there was a woman here. She was screaming! 998 01:36:12.230 --> 01:36:15.666 She was with a kid! He was on your pay phone! He's a nine-year-old kid! 999 01:36:15.734 --> 01:36:19.295 Some guy took the lady's car with the kids inside. Drove right off with it. 1000 01:36:19.371 --> 01:36:21.999 - The woman, where'd she go? - That way! 1001 01:36:23.375 --> 01:36:25.536 Go lock the door! Stop that, you crazy... 1002 01:36:25.610 --> 01:36:28.943 You've got to pay for that! Hey, stop! 1003 01:36:29.014 --> 01:36:30.948 GENERAL ON TV: You need to seek protection from the sun 1004 01:36:31.016 --> 01:36:32.677 and it needs to be immediately. 1005 01:36:32.751 --> 01:36:35.151 We're facing a deadly threat. 1006 01:36:46.665 --> 01:36:48.826 MAN 1: Get out! MAN 2: I didn't see you! 1007 01:36:59.010 --> 01:37:00.841 POLICEMAN: Hey! Get out of here! 1008 01:37:07.118 --> 01:37:11.145 - Is she... Where are the children? - We can't help you now, sir. 1009 01:37:12.090 --> 01:37:14.183 (SHOUTING) 1010 01:37:14.426 --> 01:37:15.415 (GUNFIRE) 1011 01:37:15.493 --> 01:37:17.757 (WOMAN SCREAMING) 1012 01:37:19.164 --> 01:37:20.756 (MACHINES BEEPING) 1013 01:37:20.832 --> 01:37:23.426 POLICEMAN: Calm down, all of you! Just calm down! 1014 01:37:25.303 --> 01:37:26.565 PARAMEDIC: Charge. 1015 01:37:27.939 --> 01:37:29.304 Clear. 1016 01:37:33.278 --> 01:37:34.973 Again. 1017 01:37:35.046 --> 01:37:36.343 Clear. 1018 01:37:38.149 --> 01:37:40.515 (MONITOR FLATLINING) 1019 01:37:42.921 --> 01:37:46.015 - Okay, call it. - 12:00 midnight exactly. 1020 01:37:47.092 --> 01:37:49.617 There's a man down. We need help. 1021 01:38:15.687 --> 01:38:16.984 Diana. 1022 01:38:21.526 --> 01:38:23.016 I'm sorry. 1023 01:39:45.977 --> 01:39:46.966 (GASPS) 1024 01:40:30.688 --> 01:40:32.019 Caleb! 1025 01:40:53.611 --> 01:40:55.135 Where is he? 1026 01:40:56.481 --> 01:40:58.073 Where's Caleb? 1027 01:40:58.817 --> 01:41:00.341 I want my son! 1028 01:41:01.719 --> 01:41:04.119 I want my son! 1029 01:41:04.422 --> 01:41:05.411 (GUN COCKS) 1030 01:41:05.523 --> 01:41:06.888 Now! 1031 01:41:06.958 --> 01:41:08.152 CALEB: Dad, don't! 1032 01:41:17.235 --> 01:41:19.760 Are you hurt? What did he do to you? 1033 01:41:19.838 --> 01:41:23.467 It's okay, Dad. I'm okay. This is my friend. 1034 01:41:24.909 --> 01:41:27.036 They said I can keep him. 1035 01:41:34.052 --> 01:41:36.020 Caleb, I want you to come with me. We're going now. 1036 01:41:36.087 --> 01:41:38.282 But we have to go with them. 1037 01:41:39.924 --> 01:41:41.721 ABBY: They won't hurt us. 1038 01:41:43.128 --> 01:41:45.790 JOHN: Abby, are you okay? 1039 01:41:46.598 --> 01:41:49.260 - Your mom wanted to be here, honey. - ABBY: I know. 1040 01:41:49.334 --> 01:41:52.565 The whisper people told me that Mommy's safe now. 1041 01:41:52.637 --> 01:41:55.572 They've been protecting us all along, Dad. 1042 01:41:55.640 --> 01:41:59.440 They sent a message ahead of them to prepare the way, 1043 01:41:59.511 --> 01:42:01.741 and now they've come for us. 1044 01:42:04.616 --> 01:42:06.140 Who are you? 1045 01:43:01.139 --> 01:43:05.803 It's time to go, Dad. They've chosen us so we can start over. 1046 01:43:05.877 --> 01:43:08.277 So everything can start over. 1047 01:43:46.017 --> 01:43:49.544 What do you mean? I don't understand. 1048 01:43:53.691 --> 01:43:55.989 Why is he saying that, Dad? 1049 01:43:56.961 --> 01:43:58.292 What? 1050 01:43:59.731 --> 01:44:01.892 What's he saying, Caleb? 1051 01:44:01.966 --> 01:44:05.595 He's saying only the chosen must go, 1052 01:44:07.772 --> 01:44:09.899 those who heard the call. 1053 01:44:14.712 --> 01:44:16.145 Please. 1054 01:44:52.350 --> 01:44:57.117 I can't go with you, Caleb. I mean, I can't go with you. 1055 01:44:58.256 --> 01:45:00.622 They've chosen us to go. 1056 01:45:02.460 --> 01:45:04.792 They haven't chosen us, Caleb. 1057 01:45:06.197 --> 01:45:09.166 They've chosen you, both of you. 1058 01:45:13.705 --> 01:45:18.005 You have to take care of Abby now. You have to be strong for her. 1059 01:45:22.313 --> 01:45:26.113 (CRYING) No. I don't want to go without you. 1060 01:45:27.785 --> 01:45:31.983 They could've taken you away from me, but they didn't, 1061 01:45:32.990 --> 01:45:36.153 because you have to make this decision yourself. 1062 01:45:36.227 --> 01:45:38.627 But you promised. 1063 01:45:38.696 --> 01:45:42.063 You said we'd be together forever. 1064 01:45:42.133 --> 01:45:46.627 We will be. We will be. I'm not leaving you. 1065 01:45:46.704 --> 01:45:50.435 But you gotta go with them. You gotta go. You gotta go with them. 1066 01:45:50.508 --> 01:45:55.275 Caleb, Caleb, listen to me, Caleb. Stop, stop. Stop. Listen to me. Listen. 1067 01:45:55.346 --> 01:45:58.975 We're gonna be together. We're all gonna be together. 1068 01:45:59.050 --> 01:46:01.018 And Mom's gonna be with us, too. 1069 01:46:01.085 --> 01:46:04.919 I know it. I know that now. I know it. 1070 01:46:07.024 --> 01:46:10.482 Look. Here. Take this. 1071 01:46:10.561 --> 01:46:13.689 Take this. Keep it with you. 1072 01:46:15.032 --> 01:46:17.694 One day, you'll know what it means. 1073 01:46:23.574 --> 01:46:25.132 (BOTH CRYING) 1074 01:46:25.209 --> 01:46:26.972 I love you, Daddy. 1075 01:50:14.205 --> 01:50:16.571 (SOBBING) 1076 01:50:51.709 --> 01:50:55.543 (EXCITED CHATTERING ON RADIO) 1077 01:51:01.052 --> 01:51:02.713 (STATIC BUZZING) 1078 01:51:02.787 --> 01:51:03.947 (RADIO SWITCHES OFF) 1079 01:52:00.478 --> 01:52:03.038 (CROWD CLAMORING) 1080 01:52:43.621 --> 01:52:45.179 Where's Caleb? 1081 01:52:46.423 --> 01:52:48.015 Caleb's safe. 1082 01:52:49.660 --> 01:52:52.493 We're going to stay on the air for as long as possible. 1083 01:52:53.597 --> 01:52:56.930 All we can say is what we've been repeating all morning. 1084 01:52:57.001 --> 01:52:59.799 Get to any kind of underground shelter. 1085 01:53:01.772 --> 01:53:04.172 We've been told the satellite... 1086 01:53:04.742 --> 01:53:07.438 (GARBLED SPEECH) 1087 01:53:18.255 --> 01:53:19.847 (REV. KOESTLER SIGHS) 1088 01:53:21.625 --> 01:53:24.185 REV. KOESTLER: This isn't the end, Son. 1089 01:53:24.261 --> 01:53:25.592 I know. 1090 01:53:30.868 --> 01:53:32.802 (RUMBLING)