WEBVTT FILE 1 00:01:02.104 --> 00:01:03.814 What did you eat? 2 00:01:05.190 --> 00:01:06.984 You had rations for two weeks. 3 00:01:07.109 --> 00:01:09.319 You were inside for nearly four months. 4 00:01:10.028 --> 00:01:11.822 I don't remember eating. 5 00:01:14.658 --> 00:01:16.868 How long did you think you were inside? 6 00:01:19.121 --> 00:01:20.289 Days. 7 00:01:21.498 --> 00:01:23.041 Maybe weeks. 8 00:01:26.545 --> 00:01:28.255 What happened to Josie Radek? 9 00:01:37.139 --> 00:01:39.391 - I don't know. - What about Sheppard? 10 00:01:40.183 --> 00:01:41.560 Thorensen? 11 00:01:44.855 --> 00:01:46.023 Dead. 12 00:01:46.565 --> 00:01:47.733 Ventress? 13 00:01:53.030 --> 00:01:54.323 I don't know. 14 00:01:55.699 --> 00:01:57.409 Then what do you know? 15 00:02:54.299 --> 00:02:56.760 This is a cell. 16 00:02:57.386 --> 00:02:58.762 Like all cells, 17 00:02:58.845 --> 00:03:01.390 it is born from an existing cell. 18 00:03:02.099 --> 00:03:03.433 And by extension, 19 00:03:03.558 --> 00:03:07.104 all cells were ultimately born from one cell. 20 00:03:07.646 --> 00:03:09.314 A single organism 21 00:03:09.481 --> 00:03:13.193 alone on Planet Earth, perhaps alone in the universe. 22 00:03:13.485 --> 00:03:15.779 About four billion years ago 23 00:03:16.571 --> 00:03:19.032 one became two. Two became four. 24 00:03:19.783 --> 00:03:23.203 Then eight, 16, 32. 25 00:03:23.578 --> 00:03:26.123 The rhythm of the dividing pair, 26 00:03:26.832 --> 00:03:28.333 which becomes 27 00:03:28.583 --> 00:03:31.294 the structure of every microbe, 28 00:03:31.378 --> 00:03:34.214 blade of grass, sea creature, land creature, 29 00:03:34.548 --> 00:03:35.757 and human. 30 00:03:35.841 --> 00:03:38.969 The structure of everything that lives 31 00:03:39.678 --> 00:03:42.139 and everything that dies. 32 00:03:42.556 --> 00:03:46.143 As students of medicine, as the doctors of tomorrow, 33 00:03:46.268 --> 00:03:47.811 this is where you come in. 34 00:03:48.729 --> 00:03:50.647 The cell we're looking at 35 00:03:51.440 --> 00:03:52.482 is from a tumor. 36 00:03:52.607 --> 00:03:54.317 Female patient, early thirties, 37 00:03:54.401 --> 00:03:56.153 taken from the cervix. 38 00:03:56.486 --> 00:03:57.988 Over the course of the next term, 39 00:03:58.071 --> 00:04:00.907 we will be closely examining cancer cells in vitro 40 00:04:00.991 --> 00:04:02.993 and discussing autophagic activity. 41 00:04:03.827 --> 00:04:04.828 Professor? 42 00:04:04.911 --> 00:04:05.912 Hi, Katie. 43 00:04:05.996 --> 00:04:08.165 I read the John Sulston paper last night. 44 00:04:08.290 --> 00:04:10.167 I still feel I'm not working hard enough. 45 00:04:10.250 --> 00:04:12.919 I'm behind the other students, they find everything easier. 46 00:04:13.003 --> 00:04:14.463 You aren't, and they don't, okay? 47 00:04:14.546 --> 00:04:15.756 Lena! 48 00:04:17.758 --> 00:04:19.009 Dan. 49 00:04:19.384 --> 00:04:20.635 I've been looking for you at lunch, 50 00:04:20.719 --> 00:04:22.554 but you never seem to be around. 51 00:04:23.221 --> 00:04:24.848 I've been catching up on some writing. 52 00:04:25.015 --> 00:04:27.017 All work and no play. It's... 53 00:04:27.350 --> 00:04:28.518 Not healthy. 54 00:04:30.061 --> 00:04:33.565 I wanted to ask, do you have plans Saturday? 55 00:04:34.191 --> 00:04:36.485 Sarah and I have a few people over. 56 00:04:36.693 --> 00:04:38.695 A garden party while the weather holds. 57 00:04:40.489 --> 00:04:42.032 Actually, I do have plans. 58 00:04:42.532 --> 00:04:43.617 I think it'll be a lot of fun. 59 00:04:43.700 --> 00:04:45.118 Thanks, Dan, I really appreciate it, 60 00:04:45.202 --> 00:04:47.078 but I'm going to paint our bed... 61 00:04:47.579 --> 00:04:48.955 The bedroom. 62 00:04:51.583 --> 00:04:52.793 It's been a year, Lena. 63 00:04:55.921 --> 00:04:57.297 You're allowed to come to a barbecue. 64 00:04:57.380 --> 00:04:59.424 It is not a betrayal 65 00:04:59.716 --> 00:05:01.843 or an insult to his memory. 66 00:05:04.095 --> 00:05:06.056 I'm gonna paint the bedroom. 67 00:06:55.624 --> 00:06:56.666 Oh, God. 68 00:07:01.379 --> 00:07:02.672 Oh, my God. 69 00:07:11.389 --> 00:07:13.516 I thought you were gone 70 00:07:16.519 --> 00:07:17.520 forever. 71 00:07:22.817 --> 00:07:23.902 Kane? 72 00:07:45.465 --> 00:07:47.217 No one knew anything about your unit. 73 00:07:47.467 --> 00:07:49.010 I contacted everyone. 74 00:07:49.386 --> 00:07:50.720 Everyone I could. 75 00:07:51.179 --> 00:07:53.556 The other partners knew just as little as me. 76 00:07:58.979 --> 00:08:00.021 Was it covert? 77 00:08:03.775 --> 00:08:04.776 Maybe. 78 00:08:04.859 --> 00:08:06.987 What's that mean, "Maybe"? 79 00:08:09.280 --> 00:08:12.075 Okay, yeah. It was covert, yeah, I think so. 80 00:08:12.575 --> 00:08:13.910 Pakistan again? 81 00:08:16.204 --> 00:08:19.874 I don't know where it was, 82 00:08:22.293 --> 00:08:23.378 or what it was. 83 00:08:23.461 --> 00:08:24.754 How is that possible? 84 00:08:24.879 --> 00:08:27.215 Was... Was it warm? 85 00:08:27.757 --> 00:08:28.758 Was there snow? 86 00:08:29.300 --> 00:08:31.094 Did the people there speak Portuguese, 87 00:08:31.219 --> 00:08:33.805 or Swahili, or Pashto? 88 00:08:38.309 --> 00:08:39.477 How long have you been back? 89 00:08:40.937 --> 00:08:42.022 I don't know. 90 00:08:42.105 --> 00:08:44.691 How'd you get back? What base did you fly into? 91 00:08:46.026 --> 00:08:47.027 I don't know. 92 00:08:47.110 --> 00:08:48.236 What about the rest of your unit? 93 00:08:48.319 --> 00:08:49.529 Did they come back with you? 94 00:08:52.490 --> 00:08:55.201 You must be able to tell me something. 95 00:08:55.660 --> 00:08:58.788 You vanished off the face of the Earth for 12 months. 96 00:08:58.913 --> 00:09:01.041 I deserve a better explanation than no explanation. 97 00:09:01.124 --> 00:09:02.625 Does it matter? 98 00:09:25.356 --> 00:09:26.524 Kane, 99 00:09:27.817 --> 00:09:29.527 how did you get home? 100 00:09:33.031 --> 00:09:34.491 I was outside. 101 00:09:35.825 --> 00:09:37.077 Outside the house? 102 00:09:38.578 --> 00:09:39.662 No. 103 00:09:40.288 --> 00:09:42.290 No, I was outside the room. 104 00:09:44.667 --> 00:09:46.169 The room with the bed. 105 00:09:48.004 --> 00:09:49.798 The door was open, 106 00:09:51.466 --> 00:09:52.842 and I saw you. 107 00:09:57.013 --> 00:09:58.515 I recognized you. 108 00:10:02.477 --> 00:10:03.520 Your face. 109 00:10:18.243 --> 00:10:20.036 I don't feel very well. 110 00:10:28.753 --> 00:10:30.255 Stay with me, baby. 111 00:10:31.131 --> 00:10:32.132 I'm right here with you. 112 00:10:32.215 --> 00:10:34.509 Male, 31, hemorrhage, in seizure. 113 00:10:34.717 --> 00:10:37.137 Stay with me, baby. I love you. 114 00:10:37.220 --> 00:10:39.556 Baby, look at me. Can you do something? 115 00:10:43.393 --> 00:10:45.061 You call for a police escort? 116 00:10:54.821 --> 00:10:55.822 Easy, easy! 117 00:11:09.377 --> 00:11:10.420 - Out of the truck now! - Out! 118 00:11:10.545 --> 00:11:12.422 - Out of the truck now! - What are you doing? 119 00:11:12.505 --> 00:11:15.216 - Move! Out, out! - Don't shoot! 120 00:11:15.466 --> 00:11:17.969 - Out, out, out! - What is going on? 121 00:11:18.386 --> 00:11:19.637 - Do not move! - What are you doing? 122 00:11:19.762 --> 00:11:20.889 You can't move him. 123 00:11:20.972 --> 00:11:23.808 Let him go! Let him go! 124 00:11:26.477 --> 00:11:28.146 Let him go! 125 00:12:27.747 --> 00:12:29.457 You must be feeling dreadful. 126 00:12:30.291 --> 00:12:33.169 It's a hangover from the sedative you were given. 127 00:12:33.795 --> 00:12:35.171 Come on, sit down. 128 00:12:39.634 --> 00:12:41.010 Who are you? 129 00:12:50.728 --> 00:12:52.689 My name is Dr. Ventress. 130 00:12:53.731 --> 00:12:55.108 I'm a psychologist. 131 00:12:55.692 --> 00:12:57.902 Why am I talking to a psychologist? 132 00:13:00.238 --> 00:13:01.864 Am I in a psychiatric hospital? 133 00:13:02.240 --> 00:13:04.033 - No. - Then what? 134 00:13:04.659 --> 00:13:05.868 Where am I? 135 00:13:06.744 --> 00:13:07.745 Where's my husband? 136 00:13:09.038 --> 00:13:11.457 You served in the military for seven years. 137 00:13:13.042 --> 00:13:15.670 I'm a professor from Johns Hopkins. 138 00:13:15.753 --> 00:13:18.214 I want to know what the fuck I'm doing here. 139 00:13:18.298 --> 00:13:19.549 You r research area 140 00:13:19.632 --> 00:13:22.844 is the genetically programed life cycle of a cell. 141 00:13:22.927 --> 00:13:24.345 Where is my husband? 142 00:13:24.429 --> 00:13:27.432 Yeah, I'd like to talk about Sergeant Kane. 143 00:13:28.891 --> 00:13:30.727 When did he arrive back home? 144 00:13:33.521 --> 00:13:34.522 I want to see a lawyer. 145 00:13:34.605 --> 00:13:36.441 You're not gonna be able to see a lawyer. 146 00:13:41.529 --> 00:13:43.406 Did he explain how he got back? 147 00:13:44.782 --> 00:13:45.783 No. 148 00:13:45.908 --> 00:13:49.078 Did he contact you at any point while he was away? 149 00:13:49.620 --> 00:13:50.621 No. 150 00:13:51.831 --> 00:13:54.751 What did he tell you about his mission when he returned? 151 00:13:55.501 --> 00:13:56.502 Nothing. 152 00:13:56.586 --> 00:13:57.754 What about before he left? 153 00:13:57.879 --> 00:13:59.589 Did he ever mention where he was going, 154 00:13:59.672 --> 00:14:00.673 what he was doing? 155 00:14:00.923 --> 00:14:02.550 He never said, I never asked. 156 00:14:02.633 --> 00:14:04.719 But you made regular requests 157 00:14:04.802 --> 00:14:07.555 for information from his unit CO 158 00:14:08.723 --> 00:14:10.683 until six months ago, and then you stopped. 159 00:14:13.186 --> 00:14:14.187 Why was that? 160 00:14:14.854 --> 00:14:17.774 Thought he was dead? Time to move on? 161 00:14:19.150 --> 00:14:21.194 It's not easy to move on. 162 00:14:23.154 --> 00:14:24.280 I didn't. 163 00:14:31.662 --> 00:14:35.166 I'm done answering questions. It's your turn. 164 00:14:36.292 --> 00:14:37.710 Your husband's here. 165 00:14:39.587 --> 00:14:41.047 He's extremely ill. 166 00:14:41.130 --> 00:14:43.966 - In what way? - Multiple organ failure. 167 00:14:45.593 --> 00:14:47.220 Massive internal bleeding. 168 00:14:48.179 --> 00:14:52.016 He must have been exposed to some sort of radiation, 169 00:14:52.517 --> 00:14:54.018 some kind of virus. 170 00:14:54.644 --> 00:14:55.645 You have to tell me where he was, 171 00:14:55.728 --> 00:14:57.146 what he was doing. 172 00:15:00.316 --> 00:15:02.068 I could actually help him. 173 00:15:46.654 --> 00:15:48.406 A religious event? 174 00:15:49.323 --> 00:15:51.492 An extraterrestrial event? 175 00:15:52.410 --> 00:15:53.953 A higher dimension? 176 00:15:54.662 --> 00:15:56.581 We have many theories. 177 00:15:56.706 --> 00:15:58.291 Few facts. 178 00:15:59.000 --> 00:16:01.419 It started around three years ago. 179 00:16:01.752 --> 00:16:04.630 Blackwater National Park reported that a lighthouse 180 00:16:04.714 --> 00:16:07.008 was surrounded by something they termed 181 00:16:07.091 --> 00:16:08.426 a "Shimmer." 182 00:16:08.885 --> 00:16:12.263 One of the wardens went in to investigate. 183 00:16:13.389 --> 00:16:14.390 Never returned. 184 00:16:15.558 --> 00:16:17.268 The event was classified. 185 00:16:17.602 --> 00:16:20.229 Since then, we've approached by land, by sea, 186 00:16:20.313 --> 00:16:24.192 sent in drones, animals, and teams of people. 187 00:16:24.734 --> 00:16:26.402 But nothing comes back. 188 00:16:26.986 --> 00:16:29.739 And the boundary's getting bigger, it's expanding. 189 00:16:29.864 --> 00:16:32.533 So far, it's eating into barely populated swampland, 190 00:16:32.617 --> 00:16:35.912 which we evacuated under the pretext 191 00:16:36.037 --> 00:16:37.622 of a chemical spill, 192 00:16:38.206 --> 00:16:39.832 but that won't last much longer. 193 00:16:40.625 --> 00:16:42.043 In a few months, 194 00:16:42.126 --> 00:16:45.463 the area will have grown to where we are right now. 195 00:16:48.132 --> 00:16:51.010 And then we're talking cities, 196 00:16:51.761 --> 00:16:52.970 states, 197 00:16:54.764 --> 00:16:56.140 and so on. 198 00:16:58.226 --> 00:17:00.311 You say nothing comes back. 199 00:17:01.145 --> 00:17:02.563 But something has. 200 00:17:04.649 --> 00:17:05.775 Yes. 201 00:17:14.283 --> 00:17:15.618 He's dying. 202 00:17:17.370 --> 00:17:18.454 Yes. 203 00:17:21.290 --> 00:17:23.292 We need to come to an agreement 204 00:17:23.376 --> 00:17:24.877 about what to do with you. 205 00:17:25.127 --> 00:17:27.505 You're not going to let me go home? 206 00:17:30.800 --> 00:17:33.302 Is that what you want? To go home? 207 00:17:37.473 --> 00:17:38.641 No. 208 00:17:39.392 --> 00:17:40.935 I want to be with him. 209 00:18:00.162 --> 00:18:01.914 You're not talking to me. 210 00:18:03.666 --> 00:18:04.834 Sorry. 211 00:18:06.294 --> 00:18:07.420 Zoned out. 212 00:18:08.838 --> 00:18:10.464 Thinking about the next mission? 213 00:18:13.342 --> 00:18:14.427 No. 214 00:18:15.344 --> 00:18:17.346 I was just looking at the moon. 215 00:18:19.849 --> 00:18:22.518 It's always so weird seeing it like that in the daylight. 216 00:18:23.019 --> 00:18:25.187 Like God made a mistake. 217 00:18:25.271 --> 00:18:26.522 Left the hall lights on. 218 00:18:26.772 --> 00:18:28.149 God doesn't make mistakes. 219 00:18:29.317 --> 00:18:31.777 That's somewhat key to the whole being-a-god thing. 220 00:18:33.696 --> 00:18:35.364 Pretty sure He does. 221 00:18:36.032 --> 00:18:38.618 You know He's listening right now, don't you? 222 00:18:40.202 --> 00:18:42.955 You take a cell, circumvent the Hayflick limit, 223 00:18:43.039 --> 00:18:44.248 you can prevent senescence. 224 00:18:45.666 --> 00:18:47.835 I was about to make the exact same point. 225 00:18:48.002 --> 00:18:49.712 It means the cell doesn't grow old, 226 00:18:49.837 --> 00:18:50.880 it becomes immortal. 227 00:18:51.005 --> 00:18:52.423 Keeps dividing, doesn't die. 228 00:18:55.509 --> 00:18:57.386 We see aging as a natural process, 229 00:18:57.511 --> 00:18:59.805 but it's actually a fault in our genes. 230 00:19:01.849 --> 00:19:03.517 I get really turned on when you patronize me. 231 00:19:03.601 --> 00:19:04.602 It's really hot. 232 00:19:04.727 --> 00:19:07.980 Without it, I could keep looking like this forever. 233 00:19:08.064 --> 00:19:11.025 Okay, well, that could constitute a mistake. 234 00:19:16.906 --> 00:19:19.533 You didn't tell me where you're heading this time. 235 00:19:21.243 --> 00:19:24.580 I know there's something strange about this mission. 236 00:19:27.416 --> 00:19:28.417 Why? 237 00:19:30.461 --> 00:19:33.714 The silence around it is louder than usual. 238 00:19:36.050 --> 00:19:38.594 Kind of angling for a clue here. 239 00:19:43.057 --> 00:19:44.100 So... 240 00:19:48.646 --> 00:19:50.231 We'll be under the same hemisphere. 241 00:19:52.191 --> 00:19:53.609 What does that tell me? 242 00:19:55.569 --> 00:19:58.781 It tells you that if you step outside and you look up, 243 00:20:00.282 --> 00:20:01.826 we'll be looking at the same stars. 244 00:20:01.951 --> 00:20:03.703 Holy fucking shit. 245 00:20:03.786 --> 00:20:04.995 - What? - Are you kidding? 246 00:20:05.121 --> 00:20:06.122 What? 247 00:20:06.205 --> 00:20:08.124 You think that's what I do while you're away? 248 00:20:08.499 --> 00:20:09.500 What? 249 00:20:09.625 --> 00:20:11.293 You think I'm out in the garden, 250 00:20:11.419 --> 00:20:13.921 pining, looking up at the sky? 251 00:20:14.630 --> 00:20:15.965 Shut up. 252 00:20:16.048 --> 00:20:18.259 Oh, to think my beloved Kane... 253 00:20:18.384 --> 00:20:19.385 All right. Okay. 254 00:20:19.468 --> 00:20:22.430 ...is looking at this selfsame moon. 255 00:20:22.596 --> 00:20:23.639 Stop it. 256 00:20:23.764 --> 00:20:27.351 Oh, my distant celestial friend... 257 00:20:27.768 --> 00:20:29.270 No, no! 258 00:20:29.770 --> 00:20:32.231 Please care for my brave soldier. 259 00:20:32.314 --> 00:20:34.483 Jesus! You know what? You are disrespectful, seriously. 260 00:20:34.608 --> 00:20:36.819 Not only to your former comrades in the armed forces, 261 00:20:36.944 --> 00:20:37.987 but also to the President. 262 00:20:38.070 --> 00:20:39.071 You forgot the flag. 263 00:20:39.155 --> 00:20:41.991 I'm getting to the motherfucking flag. 264 00:20:42.074 --> 00:20:43.117 Oh, my hero! 265 00:20:43.284 --> 00:20:45.286 - Screw you. - Okay. 266 00:20:55.004 --> 00:20:56.380 She's all by herself. 267 00:20:56.505 --> 00:20:58.299 Don't you think we should make friends? 268 00:20:58.632 --> 00:21:00.134 Well, obviously you should. 269 00:21:00.301 --> 00:21:01.343 Yep, I'll do it. 270 00:21:05.347 --> 00:21:06.348 Hey. 271 00:21:07.016 --> 00:21:08.017 Hey. 272 00:21:08.142 --> 00:21:10.686 - Am I intruding? - No, not at all. 273 00:21:11.645 --> 00:21:13.147 Cool. 274 00:21:13.689 --> 00:21:15.983 You know, always see you here alone. 275 00:21:17.485 --> 00:21:19.236 I'm guessing you probably feel 276 00:21:19.361 --> 00:21:21.530 weird or awkward. 277 00:21:23.032 --> 00:21:24.700 Somewhat, I guess. 278 00:21:25.659 --> 00:21:28.370 Don't. Seriously, don't. 279 00:21:29.455 --> 00:21:30.456 The people here put themselves 280 00:21:30.539 --> 00:21:31.749 to sleep in the fetal position, 281 00:21:31.874 --> 00:21:33.542 making cooing noises. 282 00:21:34.168 --> 00:21:35.836 It's freaky, you know. 283 00:21:37.463 --> 00:21:38.464 I'm Anya. 284 00:21:38.547 --> 00:21:39.673 Lena. 285 00:21:40.007 --> 00:21:41.884 - Nice to meet you. - You, too. 286 00:21:42.927 --> 00:21:45.054 Why don't you come and meet my crew? 287 00:21:45.137 --> 00:21:46.889 Come make friends. Come on. 288 00:21:48.724 --> 00:21:50.726 Ladies, meet Lena. 289 00:21:51.519 --> 00:21:52.895 - Hi. Nice to meet you. - Hi. Nice to meet you. 290 00:21:53.020 --> 00:21:55.689 Yeah, that's Cassie Sheppard and Josie Radek. 291 00:21:55.856 --> 00:21:57.233 - Hi. - Hi. Nice to meet you. 292 00:21:57.399 --> 00:21:59.068 Do you want to have a seat? 293 00:21:59.693 --> 00:22:00.736 Thank you. 294 00:22:00.861 --> 00:22:02.863 So, first day at the Southern Reach. 295 00:22:02.947 --> 00:22:04.031 Yes. 296 00:22:05.533 --> 00:22:07.201 - Thank you. - You're welcome. 297 00:22:07.910 --> 00:22:09.411 You all been here a long time? 298 00:22:10.621 --> 00:22:12.248 Yeah, right from the start. 299 00:22:12.414 --> 00:22:13.749 I'm a geomorphologist. 300 00:22:13.874 --> 00:22:17.044 I've been testing the magnetic fields around the boundary. 301 00:22:17.211 --> 00:22:20.506 Which is like using confetti to test a hurricane. 302 00:22:21.090 --> 00:22:23.551 And I've been here 303 00:22:23.717 --> 00:22:26.262 10 months? Ten months! 304 00:22:26.387 --> 00:22:27.847 Paramedic from Chicago. 305 00:22:27.930 --> 00:22:29.557 Tried to join an NGO, but my application got flagged, 306 00:22:29.640 --> 00:22:31.433 so Southern Reach got me. 307 00:22:31.725 --> 00:22:32.726 Only two months. 308 00:22:33.060 --> 00:22:34.103 I'm a physicist. 309 00:22:34.228 --> 00:22:36.897 I came straight from my Cambridge post-doc. 310 00:22:37.106 --> 00:22:38.607 She's very smart. 311 00:22:39.400 --> 00:22:41.068 What's your story, Lena? 312 00:22:41.235 --> 00:22:43.487 I'm from Johns Hopkins. Biologist. 313 00:22:43.612 --> 00:22:45.322 - There you go. - Biologist? 314 00:22:45.447 --> 00:22:46.782 - Told you she was smart. - What? 315 00:22:46.949 --> 00:22:48.158 We had a bet on your profession, 316 00:22:48.284 --> 00:22:50.286 and Josie had "biologist," of course. 317 00:22:52.830 --> 00:22:55.332 - I had "law enforcement." - I had you as single. 318 00:22:55.457 --> 00:22:58.127 Jesus! Do you have to hit on everyone, like all the time? 319 00:22:58.210 --> 00:22:59.712 Come on. Fuck that. Under the circumstances, 320 00:22:59.795 --> 00:23:02.298 I think I'm allowed to roll the dice a few more times. 321 00:23:03.215 --> 00:23:04.800 Under what circumstances? 322 00:23:07.636 --> 00:23:10.764 Well, yeah, crazy as it seems... 323 00:23:11.098 --> 00:23:13.267 Crazy as it is. 324 00:23:15.603 --> 00:23:17.771 We are headed that way. 325 00:23:22.484 --> 00:23:23.944 You're going into the Shimmer? 326 00:23:24.028 --> 00:23:25.237 Six days and counting. 327 00:23:27.281 --> 00:23:28.991 - You three? - Four. 328 00:23:29.491 --> 00:23:30.492 Ventress. 329 00:23:32.161 --> 00:23:33.162 Dr. Ventress? 330 00:23:33.287 --> 00:23:35.289 Team leader. 331 00:23:36.290 --> 00:23:38.125 - All women. - Scientists. 332 00:23:38.292 --> 00:23:41.211 The previous teams have been largely military, so yeah. 333 00:23:43.172 --> 00:23:44.632 What do you think happened to them? 334 00:23:45.174 --> 00:23:46.759 Well, there are two theories 335 00:23:46.842 --> 00:23:48.677 of what went wrong in the Shimmer. 336 00:23:49.011 --> 00:23:50.971 One, something kills them. 337 00:23:51.055 --> 00:23:53.682 Two, they go crazy and kill each other. 338 00:23:55.476 --> 00:23:57.519 There was one military guy who made it out. 339 00:23:57.603 --> 00:23:58.646 Yeah. 340 00:23:59.021 --> 00:24:00.022 Sergeant. 341 00:24:00.147 --> 00:24:02.358 Yeah, but you heard about the state that he was in. 342 00:24:50.531 --> 00:24:51.532 Kane, 343 00:24:54.535 --> 00:24:56.704 I know why you went in. 344 00:25:05.546 --> 00:25:07.256 I am so sorry. 345 00:25:09.717 --> 00:25:11.885 And I know what I have to do. 346 00:25:15.597 --> 00:25:17.266 So, you didn't tell them about your connection 347 00:25:17.391 --> 00:25:18.934 to Sergeant Kane. 348 00:25:19.268 --> 00:25:22.271 I thought it would complicate things. 349 00:25:22.896 --> 00:25:23.897 What? 350 00:25:24.940 --> 00:25:26.775 What would it complicate? 351 00:25:33.073 --> 00:25:35.325 Why are you going into the Shimmer? 352 00:25:37.244 --> 00:25:39.329 The mission statement is to 353 00:25:39.455 --> 00:25:42.833 reach the supposed source of the Shimmer, the lighthouse. 354 00:25:42.958 --> 00:25:46.962 Enter, acquire data, and return. 355 00:25:48.756 --> 00:25:51.759 But I don't think that that's your mission statement. 356 00:25:57.097 --> 00:25:58.432 No. 357 00:26:06.315 --> 00:26:09.985 I've been watching the phenomenon for a while now. 358 00:26:10.360 --> 00:26:12.946 I profile the volunteers. 359 00:26:13.989 --> 00:26:16.325 I pick the teams. 360 00:26:18.160 --> 00:26:21.163 They enter. I watch. 361 00:26:23.665 --> 00:26:25.834 I watch it grow closer. 362 00:26:28.962 --> 00:26:31.090 There's only so long one can do that. 363 00:26:33.008 --> 00:26:35.010 But you need to know what's inside? 364 00:26:36.678 --> 00:26:38.555 Yes. I do. 365 00:26:41.642 --> 00:26:42.976 So do I. 366 00:26:44.144 --> 00:26:45.771 So that's the complication. 367 00:26:47.523 --> 00:26:48.774 You want to come with us. 368 00:26:50.317 --> 00:26:52.277 I can't do anything for him here. 369 00:26:54.196 --> 00:26:55.572 Soldier-scientist. 370 00:26:56.990 --> 00:27:00.661 You can fight. You can learn. 371 00:27:03.247 --> 00:27:04.706 You can save him. 372 00:27:11.004 --> 00:27:12.965 You requested to join the mission. 373 00:27:13.590 --> 00:27:15.467 You knew all other missions had failed, 374 00:27:15.551 --> 00:27:18.512 and the only survivor was barely surviving. 375 00:27:19.513 --> 00:27:20.764 That was a brave choice. 376 00:27:21.890 --> 00:27:23.058 Lowed him. 377 00:27:25.352 --> 00:27:27.521 I'm only trying to understand what drove you. 378 00:27:31.024 --> 00:27:32.151 Lowed him. 379 00:27:35.028 --> 00:27:36.280 So I went in. 380 00:30:20.694 --> 00:30:22.863 And then we get some real meals. 381 00:30:23.238 --> 00:30:26.742 Spaghetti. Here's Radek's vegetable crackers. 382 00:30:28.910 --> 00:30:31.038 Cornbread. That's not so bad. 383 00:30:31.705 --> 00:30:33.373 You're finally awake. 384 00:30:33.623 --> 00:30:36.710 Got to give me a second. I'm a little disoriented. 385 00:30:37.044 --> 00:30:38.420 Join the club. 386 00:30:38.754 --> 00:30:41.089 You don't remember setting up camp, do you? 387 00:30:43.091 --> 00:30:44.760 I don't remember anything 388 00:30:45.218 --> 00:30:47.054 after we reached the tree line. 389 00:30:48.180 --> 00:30:49.181 None of us do. 390 00:30:50.057 --> 00:30:51.767 And we did a food inventory. 391 00:30:51.892 --> 00:30:54.603 From the depletion, it looks like we've been out here for 392 00:30:54.728 --> 00:30:56.772 at least three or four days. 393 00:30:58.231 --> 00:30:59.358 That's not possible. 394 00:30:59.983 --> 00:31:01.443 That's what I said. 395 00:31:03.445 --> 00:31:07.741 Guys, I've been checking my comms and nav equipment. 396 00:31:08.241 --> 00:31:10.327 They boot up fine, no problem with the electronics, 397 00:31:10.452 --> 00:31:11.953 and the camera is working, 398 00:31:12.079 --> 00:31:14.915 but anything that sends a signal out of the Shimmer 399 00:31:14.998 --> 00:31:16.249 is down. 400 00:31:16.625 --> 00:31:18.585 Even though we've probably got about 20 satellites 401 00:31:18.668 --> 00:31:21.296 above us right now. And check this out. 402 00:31:24.841 --> 00:31:26.468 So we have got 403 00:31:26.551 --> 00:31:29.388 no compass, no comms, no coordinates, 404 00:31:30.222 --> 00:31:31.348 and no landmarks. 405 00:31:31.473 --> 00:31:33.308 Well, we know we're in the state park. 406 00:31:33.433 --> 00:31:36.603 We head south, hit the ocean, then just follow the shoreline 407 00:31:36.686 --> 00:31:37.687 until we hit the perimeter wall. 408 00:31:37.813 --> 00:31:38.855 Right? 409 00:31:39.940 --> 00:31:40.941 How do we know what's south? 410 00:31:41.024 --> 00:31:42.651 Come on, Josie, you know this. 411 00:31:43.193 --> 00:31:44.653 Hour hand at the sun. 412 00:31:45.987 --> 00:31:48.156 Split the difference between the hour hand and 12. 413 00:31:48.323 --> 00:31:49.324 South. 414 00:31:49.699 --> 00:31:52.411 Good. We're oriented. 415 00:31:52.702 --> 00:31:53.870 We weren't really expecting 416 00:31:53.995 --> 00:31:55.956 the comms equipment to work, were we? 417 00:31:56.331 --> 00:31:57.999 I mean, there's been three years of expeditions 418 00:31:58.083 --> 00:31:59.876 and three years of radio silence. 419 00:32:01.002 --> 00:32:03.130 Let's pack up and get moving. 420 00:32:03.630 --> 00:32:05.549 We've already lost a lot of the day. 421 00:33:06.234 --> 00:33:07.319 I'm gonna check this out. 422 00:33:07.402 --> 00:33:09.112 Get us out of this damn swamp. 423 00:33:09.237 --> 00:33:10.238 All right. 424 00:33:10.864 --> 00:33:12.282 Let's check out the hut. 425 00:33:30.842 --> 00:33:33.512 Looks like someone's about to have a wedding. 426 00:33:35.931 --> 00:33:38.058 These are very strange. 427 00:33:39.100 --> 00:33:40.560 Why? 428 00:33:41.978 --> 00:33:44.064 They're all so different. 429 00:33:44.147 --> 00:33:45.607 To look at them, you wouldn't say 430 00:33:45.690 --> 00:33:47.859 that they're the same species. 431 00:33:48.944 --> 00:33:50.946 But they're growing from the same branch structure. 432 00:33:52.280 --> 00:33:54.824 So it has to be the same species. 433 00:33:54.950 --> 00:33:56.535 It's the same plant. 434 00:33:57.619 --> 00:34:00.247 It's like they're stuck in a continuous mutation. 435 00:34:00.330 --> 00:34:01.498 A pathology? 436 00:34:02.791 --> 00:34:03.875 Yeah, well, 437 00:34:05.544 --> 00:34:07.379 you'd sure as hell call it a pathology 438 00:34:07.462 --> 00:34:09.297 if you saw this in a human. 439 00:34:19.724 --> 00:34:21.101 Jackpot 440 00:34:21.810 --> 00:34:22.894 Sheppard. 441 00:34:23.520 --> 00:34:24.604 Mode of transportation. 442 00:34:29.734 --> 00:34:31.194 Anything interesting in there? 443 00:34:31.486 --> 00:34:34.489 No. It's been long abandoned, maybe even before... 444 00:34:35.907 --> 00:34:36.992 Radek? 445 00:34:38.243 --> 00:34:39.494 Radek! 446 00:34:40.203 --> 00:34:42.664 - Radek! - It's got my bag! 447 00:34:42.747 --> 00:34:44.040 Radek! 448 00:34:47.335 --> 00:34:49.504 Something's got my bag! 449 00:34:51.172 --> 00:34:52.674 It's got my bag! 450 00:34:57.429 --> 00:34:59.598 - Josie, what's happening? - What's going on? 451 00:35:01.182 --> 00:35:02.642 Grab my shoulder! 452 00:35:05.687 --> 00:35:07.397 Get her. Come on. 453 00:35:08.940 --> 00:35:10.108 I got her! 454 00:35:13.028 --> 00:35:14.154 You're good. You're good. 455 00:35:14.696 --> 00:35:15.989 Okay. 456 00:35:22.871 --> 00:35:25.498 Let's sit you down. Help me with her bag. 457 00:35:25.582 --> 00:35:28.043 Okay, just breathe. It's okay, you're just fine. 458 00:35:28.168 --> 00:35:30.337 - What the hell happened? - Something in the water. 459 00:35:41.890 --> 00:35:43.600 Get up! Get up! Go. 460 00:35:53.443 --> 00:35:55.195 Shit! Get back. 461 00:35:59.908 --> 00:36:00.909 Sheppard! 462 00:36:01.326 --> 00:36:02.744 Sheppard, watch out! 463 00:36:06.331 --> 00:36:07.749 Holy fuck! 464 00:36:52.210 --> 00:36:54.462 It's exactly the same as the flowers. 465 00:36:55.797 --> 00:36:56.840 Look at the teeth. 466 00:36:58.299 --> 00:36:59.801 Concentric rows. 467 00:37:00.802 --> 00:37:03.763 Something here is making giant waves in the gene pool. 468 00:37:04.139 --> 00:37:05.807 Sharks have teeth like that, don't they? 469 00:37:05.890 --> 00:37:08.143 Do you think it's a crossbreed? 470 00:37:09.310 --> 00:37:12.731 You can't crossbreed between different species. 471 00:37:15.900 --> 00:37:17.444 Lena, this is getting heavy. 472 00:37:27.245 --> 00:37:29.706 The mutations were subtle at first. 473 00:37:30.915 --> 00:37:34.169 More extreme as we grew closer to the lighthouse. 474 00:37:35.837 --> 00:37:37.839 Corruptions of form. 475 00:37:39.048 --> 00:37:40.675 Duplicates of form. 476 00:37:41.009 --> 00:37:42.343 Duplicates? 477 00:37:45.597 --> 00:37:46.723 Echoes. 478 00:37:51.019 --> 00:37:53.897 Is it possible these were hallucinations? 479 00:37:55.857 --> 00:37:57.817 I wondered that myself. 480 00:37:59.194 --> 00:38:01.404 But they were shared among all of us. 481 00:38:03.782 --> 00:38:05.366 It was dreamlike. 482 00:38:07.035 --> 00:38:08.369 Nightmarish? 483 00:38:08.870 --> 00:38:10.079 Not always. 484 00:38:12.373 --> 00:38:14.542 Sometimes it was beautiful. 485 00:38:42.779 --> 00:38:44.113 You hurt? 486 00:38:44.322 --> 00:38:46.241 It's just a bruise. 487 00:38:47.242 --> 00:38:49.577 Must have gotten that from the gator. 488 00:38:50.078 --> 00:38:51.162 Yeah. 489 00:38:55.959 --> 00:38:58.002 So, where'd you learn to shoot? 490 00:39:00.171 --> 00:39:02.674 I was in the military before I was an academic. 491 00:39:03.758 --> 00:39:04.759 Marines? 492 00:39:05.051 --> 00:39:06.761 Army. Seven years. 493 00:39:07.428 --> 00:39:09.305 Feels like a lifetime ago now. 494 00:39:09.764 --> 00:39:10.765 Yeah. 495 00:39:12.183 --> 00:39:14.686 All other lives feel like a lifetime ago. 496 00:39:15.144 --> 00:39:17.272 We were kids, I was married. 497 00:39:18.606 --> 00:39:20.441 Which do you carry around your neck? 498 00:39:20.525 --> 00:39:22.277 A husband or a child? 499 00:39:22.527 --> 00:39:23.695 Husband. 500 00:39:24.946 --> 00:39:28.867 He was in the Army, too. That's... That's how we met. 501 00:39:29.659 --> 00:39:31.286 "Was" in the Army? He quit? 502 00:39:33.121 --> 00:39:34.122 K.l.A. 503 00:39:36.207 --> 00:39:37.709 I'm sorry to hear that. 504 00:39:39.168 --> 00:39:41.254 Guess there had to be something. 505 00:39:41.337 --> 00:39:42.630 What do you mean? 506 00:39:44.883 --> 00:39:47.385 Volunteering for this. 507 00:39:47.468 --> 00:39:50.138 It's not exactly something you do if your life is in 508 00:39:50.221 --> 00:39:51.723 perfect harmony. 509 00:39:53.933 --> 00:39:55.560 We're all damaged goods here. 510 00:39:56.728 --> 00:39:58.229 Anya is sober, 511 00:39:58.563 --> 00:40:00.064 therefore an addict. 512 00:40:00.231 --> 00:40:02.317 And Josie wears long sleeves 513 00:40:02.400 --> 00:40:03.484 because she doesn't want you to see 514 00:40:03.610 --> 00:40:05.153 the scars on her forearms. 515 00:40:05.236 --> 00:40:06.905 She's tried to kill herself? 516 00:40:07.488 --> 00:40:10.158 No, I think the opposite. Trying to feel alive. 517 00:40:13.328 --> 00:40:14.329 Ventress? 518 00:40:15.371 --> 00:40:17.832 Yeah. As far as anyone knows, 519 00:40:18.917 --> 00:40:22.795 no friends, no family, no partner, no children. 520 00:40:24.005 --> 00:40:25.840 No concession in her at all. 521 00:40:28.551 --> 00:40:29.552 You'? 522 00:40:30.470 --> 00:40:32.013 I also lost someone. 523 00:40:34.599 --> 00:40:36.225 Not a husband, though. 524 00:40:36.726 --> 00:40:39.020 A daughter. Leukemia. 525 00:40:40.104 --> 00:40:41.397 God, I'm sorry. 526 00:40:42.190 --> 00:40:43.900 In a way, it's two bereavements. 527 00:40:45.860 --> 00:40:48.738 My beautiful girl 528 00:40:50.531 --> 00:40:52.075 and the person I once was. 529 00:40:52.200 --> 00:40:53.368 Hey, hey. 530 00:40:54.118 --> 00:40:55.787 We got something here. 531 00:41:27.151 --> 00:41:28.403 This used to be the headquarters 532 00:41:28.486 --> 00:41:29.988 of the Southern Reach 533 00:41:30.989 --> 00:41:32.782 before the Shimmer swallowed it. 534 00:41:36.327 --> 00:41:37.704 More mutations. 535 00:41:38.746 --> 00:41:40.164 They're everywhere. 536 00:41:40.832 --> 00:41:42.166 Malignant. 537 00:41:42.834 --> 00:41:44.419 Like tumors. 538 00:41:46.004 --> 00:41:47.714 Is that the old mess hall? 539 00:41:47.797 --> 00:41:48.798 Yeah. 540 00:41:48.923 --> 00:41:51.259 Let's billet there. Come on. 541 00:42:26.878 --> 00:42:29.756 There's beds and bags. You think people are here? 542 00:42:30.798 --> 00:42:31.966 Were here. 543 00:42:32.967 --> 00:42:34.802 Yeah, I'm gonna go with the past tense. 544 00:42:55.740 --> 00:42:56.741 Damn. 545 00:43:02.997 --> 00:43:04.499 Shit. 546 00:43:14.008 --> 00:43:16.761 This shit is heavy. Can't carry this. 547 00:43:33.236 --> 00:43:34.612 Lena, what you got going on? 548 00:43:36.614 --> 00:43:38.199 Guys, check this out. 549 00:43:40.118 --> 00:43:42.620 Peyton. Mayer. 550 00:43:44.288 --> 00:43:46.666 Kane. Shelley. 551 00:43:46.999 --> 00:43:49.377 Those were the soldiers on the last expedition. 552 00:43:49.627 --> 00:43:50.878 Looks like they were using this room 553 00:43:51.003 --> 00:43:52.547 as their base of operations. 554 00:43:52.630 --> 00:43:54.423 Why are some of the names crossed out? 555 00:43:54.549 --> 00:43:56.134 Let's not jump to conclusions. 556 00:43:56.217 --> 00:43:57.426 I don't know, maybe we should. 557 00:43:57.635 --> 00:43:58.719 Yeah. 558 00:43:59.137 --> 00:44:00.721 This is a plan-view of the base, right? 559 00:44:00.847 --> 00:44:02.390 Yep. This is the mess hall. 560 00:44:02.515 --> 00:44:03.891 - That's the building we're in? - Yep. 561 00:44:04.016 --> 00:44:05.434 I think that the times by the names 562 00:44:05.560 --> 00:44:07.145 are a guard rota, 563 00:44:07.478 --> 00:44:09.522 so if they were guarding the perimeter, we should, too. 564 00:44:09.605 --> 00:44:11.482 - Copy that. - Yep. 565 00:44:24.328 --> 00:44:26.664 This might be able to tell us something. 566 00:44:30.251 --> 00:44:32.587 "For those that follow." 567 00:44:33.588 --> 00:44:36.424 I believe that means us. 568 00:44:44.932 --> 00:44:46.601 Memory card. 569 00:44:48.769 --> 00:44:50.646 I should be able to play this. 570 00:44:58.112 --> 00:44:59.447 It's working. 571 00:45:03.868 --> 00:45:04.869 All right? 572 00:45:10.541 --> 00:45:12.460 - Okay? - Okay_ 573 00:45:12.543 --> 00:45:13.586 Okay- 574 00:45:23.721 --> 00:45:26.057 - Okay. Okay. Okay. - Okay. 575 00:45:26.390 --> 00:45:27.725 Ready? Okay. 576 00:45:42.573 --> 00:45:43.908 Shit. 577 00:45:44.450 --> 00:45:45.952 What is he doing? 578 00:45:53.417 --> 00:45:56.754 No, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. 579 00:45:57.922 --> 00:45:59.215 Hold him. Hold him down. 580 00:46:03.761 --> 00:46:05.513 There. There. 581 00:46:21.862 --> 00:46:23.572 Okay. So we know what happened to the last group, 582 00:46:23.698 --> 00:46:24.865 they went insane. 583 00:46:25.866 --> 00:46:27.368 There was something alive inside that man. 584 00:46:27.451 --> 00:46:28.953 No, that was a trick of the light. 585 00:46:29.036 --> 00:46:30.037 What? 586 00:46:30.162 --> 00:46:31.497 I've been a paramedic for 10 years. All right? 587 00:46:31.580 --> 00:46:33.207 I've scraped people off the side of the road. 588 00:46:33.291 --> 00:46:36.168 You see some weird shit. That was a trick of the light. 589 00:46:36.252 --> 00:46:37.420 His insides were moving. 590 00:46:37.545 --> 00:46:40.131 No, it was shock, Radek. That was a shock response. 591 00:46:40.214 --> 00:46:41.215 Watch it again. 592 00:46:41.340 --> 00:46:42.717 No, I'm not gonna fucking watch it again! 593 00:46:42.842 --> 00:46:44.885 That was not intestines. It was like a worm. 594 00:46:44.969 --> 00:46:46.887 Okay, then you watch it, Sheppard! 595 00:46:51.142 --> 00:46:52.476 Where are you going? 596 00:47:06.657 --> 00:47:08.826 - Where'd she go? - Just ahead. 597 00:48:05.257 --> 00:48:06.425 What is it? 598 00:48:07.385 --> 00:48:08.469 I don't know. 599 00:48:26.612 --> 00:48:27.780 I don't want to stay here tonight. 600 00:48:27.863 --> 00:48:29.281 We don't have a choice. 601 00:48:31.409 --> 00:48:33.077 - Please. - Come on. 602 00:48:33.160 --> 00:48:36.038 It's too late in the day for us to move on. 603 00:48:36.330 --> 00:48:37.832 Come on, let's go outside. 604 00:49:19.498 --> 00:49:22.042 That's nice of you. 605 00:49:24.295 --> 00:49:26.380 Why aren't you here? 606 00:49:28.466 --> 00:49:30.134 I got to leave a day early. 607 00:49:30.634 --> 00:49:31.719 What? 608 00:49:32.887 --> 00:49:34.096 Wait, today? 609 00:49:35.806 --> 00:49:37.558 - Right now. - Shit. 610 00:49:38.225 --> 00:49:39.852 But we had a whole day planned. 611 00:49:39.935 --> 00:49:42.313 We were gonna drive to the country. 612 00:49:42.897 --> 00:49:44.940 - We can't. - Can you at least... 613 00:49:50.613 --> 00:49:51.947 "Now" means right now? 614 00:49:55.659 --> 00:49:56.660 Yeah. 615 00:49:59.955 --> 00:50:01.207 What is it? 616 00:50:08.339 --> 00:50:09.507 I do 617 00:50:13.385 --> 00:50:14.470 love you, 618 00:50:15.429 --> 00:50:16.430 Lena. 619 00:50:18.849 --> 00:50:19.975 I love you, too. 620 00:51:17.241 --> 00:51:18.325 Hey. 621 00:51:20.077 --> 00:51:21.579 The mystery unraveling? 622 00:51:23.414 --> 00:51:25.332 Something's unraveling. 623 00:51:26.333 --> 00:51:27.960 I think you're doing okay. 624 00:51:30.254 --> 00:51:31.839 Look, Josie's getting some rest. 625 00:51:31.964 --> 00:51:32.965 Yeah. 626 00:51:33.048 --> 00:51:34.925 With the help of a little sedative. 627 00:51:35.134 --> 00:51:37.553 How about you? Get some sleep? 628 00:51:38.345 --> 00:51:39.430 Some. 629 00:51:40.264 --> 00:51:42.474 I'm at least as freaked as Josie. 630 00:51:43.934 --> 00:51:45.811 I'm just hiding it better. 631 00:51:49.481 --> 00:51:50.941 I should check on Ventress. 632 00:51:52.776 --> 00:51:53.777 Yep. 633 00:52:25.267 --> 00:52:26.268 What are you doing up? 634 00:52:26.393 --> 00:52:28.062 You're not supposed to relieve me until 3:00. 635 00:52:28.145 --> 00:52:30.105 I'm done sleeping for the night. 636 00:52:30.648 --> 00:52:31.899 Okay. 637 00:52:33.275 --> 00:52:34.777 Come look at this. 638 00:52:38.072 --> 00:52:39.448 Okay, this is where we are, 639 00:52:41.033 --> 00:52:42.576 and that's the lighthouse. 640 00:52:42.910 --> 00:52:44.870 Southwest is Ville Perdu. 641 00:52:44.953 --> 00:52:47.790 It's a small community we evacuated two years ago. 642 00:52:48.499 --> 00:52:51.335 I think we should head there tomorrow, 643 00:52:51.669 --> 00:52:53.087 and then head out for the coast 644 00:52:53.170 --> 00:52:55.005 the following morning. 645 00:52:57.800 --> 00:52:58.801 Good. 646 00:53:03.681 --> 00:53:04.682 You Okay? 647 00:53:11.313 --> 00:53:12.981 I was gonna say, when 648 00:53:13.565 --> 00:53:16.110 you didn't tell the team about your connection to Kane, 649 00:53:16.193 --> 00:53:18.195 I wasn't sure if that was a good idea. 650 00:53:20.656 --> 00:53:22.783 But after seeing that footage, 651 00:53:25.911 --> 00:53:26.912 yeah... 652 00:53:27.705 --> 00:53:29.873 I'm not sure how they would have reacted to you. 653 00:53:32.835 --> 00:53:35.254 Why did my husband volunteer for a suicide mission? 654 00:53:35.921 --> 00:53:37.381 Is that what you think we're doing? 655 00:53:38.257 --> 00:53:39.341 Committing suicide? 656 00:53:39.508 --> 00:53:42.177 You must have profiled him, you must have assessed him. 657 00:53:43.262 --> 00:53:44.805 He must have said something. 658 00:53:46.473 --> 00:53:49.101 So you're asking me as a psychologist? 659 00:53:50.352 --> 00:53:51.353 Yeah. 660 00:53:52.688 --> 00:53:54.481 Then as a psychologist, 661 00:53:55.441 --> 00:53:59.111 I'd say you're confusing suicide with self-destruction. 662 00:54:01.530 --> 00:54:03.782 Almost none of us commit suicide 663 00:54:04.533 --> 00:54:06.493 and almost all of us self-destruct. 664 00:54:07.035 --> 00:54:09.747 In some way, in some part of our lives. 665 00:54:11.123 --> 00:54:13.500 We drink, or we smoke. 666 00:54:14.126 --> 00:54:16.336 We destabilize the good job 667 00:54:18.630 --> 00:54:20.007 or the happy marriage. 668 00:54:25.137 --> 00:54:26.972 But these aren't decisions, they're... 669 00:54:28.056 --> 00:54:29.349 They're impulses. 670 00:54:29.641 --> 00:54:30.726 In fact, 671 00:54:31.560 --> 00:54:33.103 you're probably better equipped 672 00:54:33.187 --> 00:54:35.481 -to explain this than I am. - What does that mean? 673 00:54:36.648 --> 00:54:37.983 You're a biologist. 674 00:54:39.318 --> 00:54:41.737 Isn't self-destruction coded into us? 675 00:54:42.237 --> 00:54:43.739 Programed into each cell? 676 00:54:46.617 --> 00:54:47.826 What was that? 677 00:54:48.160 --> 00:54:49.411 Don't know. 678 00:55:01.173 --> 00:55:02.174 Josie, wake up. 679 00:55:02.257 --> 00:55:03.425 Wake up, Josie, come on. Wake up. 680 00:55:03.550 --> 00:55:04.593 Something's happening. 681 00:55:05.010 --> 00:55:06.762 - Do you see anything? - No. 682 00:55:07.095 --> 00:55:08.931 What happened? I heard a noise. 683 00:55:10.390 --> 00:55:11.642 What? 684 00:55:14.269 --> 00:55:15.771 Something's come through the fence. 685 00:55:16.855 --> 00:55:17.856 Through the fence? 686 00:55:17.940 --> 00:55:19.608 It's ripped open like a fucking zipper. 687 00:55:25.113 --> 00:55:27.449 - I can't see anything. - Yeah, neither can I. 688 00:55:29.868 --> 00:55:31.036 Sheppard! 689 00:55:31.620 --> 00:55:32.621 Sheppard! 690 00:55:32.746 --> 00:55:34.414 - Fuck. - What's going on? 691 00:55:34.498 --> 00:55:36.667 Sheppard was just next to me, and something took her. 692 00:55:37.709 --> 00:55:39.628 Fuck! Fuck! 693 00:55:39.795 --> 00:55:41.547 - Sheppard! - Shit. 694 00:55:43.882 --> 00:55:45.384 Help me! 695 00:55:46.385 --> 00:55:47.886 Help me! 696 00:55:53.308 --> 00:55:54.601 Sheppard! 697 00:55:59.064 --> 00:56:00.315 Sheppard! 698 00:56:29.761 --> 00:56:32.598 We have to go back. We have to go back now. 699 00:56:32.764 --> 00:56:33.849 She's right. 700 00:56:34.016 --> 00:56:35.642 Right? In what sense? 701 00:56:35.809 --> 00:56:37.436 We've been attacked twice. 702 00:56:37.978 --> 00:56:39.521 We lost one of our own. 703 00:56:39.646 --> 00:56:41.440 We have evidence the previous team 704 00:56:41.523 --> 00:56:42.649 went nuts and chopped each other up. 705 00:56:42.774 --> 00:56:45.277 I really don't know how much more right she has to be. 706 00:56:45.360 --> 00:56:46.862 We haven't reached the lighthouse. 707 00:56:47.029 --> 00:56:48.322 We still don't understand the cause 708 00:56:48.447 --> 00:56:49.656 or the nature of the Shimmer. 709 00:56:49.823 --> 00:56:51.408 We have data, observations, photographs. 710 00:56:51.491 --> 00:56:52.492 She has hella footage. 711 00:56:52.618 --> 00:56:54.244 All of which makes the phenomenon 712 00:56:54.328 --> 00:56:55.621 less explicable, not more. 713 00:56:58.707 --> 00:57:00.334 I'm gonna get to the lighthouse. 714 00:57:00.459 --> 00:57:02.336 And I'm fine going on my own. 715 00:57:02.419 --> 00:57:04.379 You just need to decide 716 00:57:05.088 --> 00:57:06.924 whether you're coming with me or not. 717 00:57:18.644 --> 00:57:21.146 It's like she doesn't even notice that Sheppard is dead. 718 00:57:21.229 --> 00:57:24.483 She's crazy. She's a crazy old bitch. 719 00:57:25.484 --> 00:57:27.110 And thanks for the fucking backup, Lena! 720 00:57:29.154 --> 00:57:30.447 I didn't realize there were sides. 721 00:57:30.530 --> 00:57:31.531 Yeah. 722 00:57:31.740 --> 00:57:32.908 Yeah, there are sides. 723 00:57:34.034 --> 00:57:37.037 Okay. Then I agree with you, we should go back. 724 00:57:37.663 --> 00:57:39.039 Good. Okay, great. There we go. 725 00:57:39.164 --> 00:57:40.624 Okay, so the three of us 726 00:57:40.707 --> 00:57:42.334 -can just pack up our... - Hold on a minute. 727 00:57:42.542 --> 00:57:43.627 Hold on. We should go back, yes. 728 00:57:43.710 --> 00:57:46.171 But it took us, what, six days to get here? 729 00:57:46.338 --> 00:57:49.091 And the coast is two days away. 730 00:57:49.675 --> 00:57:52.177 And as Sheppard said, 731 00:57:52.886 --> 00:57:53.887 when we get to the coast, 732 00:57:54.012 --> 00:57:56.556 we can just follow it until we hit the perimeter wall. 733 00:57:56.932 --> 00:57:58.767 You're saying that we get out by going deeper in? 734 00:57:59.226 --> 00:58:00.227 Yeah, if you like. Yeah. 735 00:58:00.310 --> 00:58:01.603 "Like"? 736 00:58:01.770 --> 00:58:04.523 No, I don't fucking "like." 737 00:58:08.694 --> 00:58:10.028 This isn't some bullshit tactic 738 00:58:10.112 --> 00:58:11.363 to get us to the lighthouse, is it? 739 00:58:11.530 --> 00:58:14.199 This is not about the lighthouse, okay? 740 00:58:14.700 --> 00:58:16.868 I believe that the coast is the best route out. 741 00:58:21.665 --> 00:58:22.666 Okay? 742 00:58:35.887 --> 00:58:37.097 You lied to them. 743 00:58:40.475 --> 00:58:42.811 I didn't know what going back meant. 744 00:58:43.145 --> 00:58:45.689 Why it would be safer than going forward. 745 00:58:46.815 --> 00:58:47.899 You didn't know, 746 00:58:47.983 --> 00:58:50.318 but you made the decision to continue as if you did. 747 00:58:50.485 --> 00:58:51.987 Ventress made the decision. 748 00:58:52.070 --> 00:58:55.282 Ventress had cancer, she was never coming back. 749 00:58:56.241 --> 00:58:57.784 You knew she was sick. 750 00:58:58.535 --> 00:58:59.619 I had guessed. 751 00:59:02.748 --> 00:59:04.332 And you wanted to continue? 752 00:59:06.668 --> 00:59:07.753 Yes. 753 00:59:08.837 --> 00:59:10.005 I did. 754 00:59:57.135 --> 00:59:58.595 She could still be alive. 755 00:59:58.804 --> 01:00:00.263 It's highly doubtful. 756 01:00:01.807 --> 01:00:03.391 We need to know. 757 01:00:06.019 --> 01:00:07.020 Go. 758 01:00:07.979 --> 01:00:08.980 Fine. 759 01:00:11.274 --> 01:00:12.526 I'm coming with you. 760 01:00:13.902 --> 01:00:15.153 I'll go alone. 761 01:02:44.177 --> 01:02:45.303 Did you find her? 762 01:02:45.971 --> 01:02:46.972 Yeah. 763 01:02:48.306 --> 01:02:49.349 She's dead. 764 01:03:13.999 --> 01:03:15.333 You Okay? 765 01:03:16.084 --> 01:03:17.294 Fine. 766 01:03:17.377 --> 01:03:19.546 Just leave me the fuck alone. 767 01:03:45.780 --> 01:03:47.449 We'll camp here tonight. 768 01:03:48.450 --> 01:03:51.202 It's another two hours' walk up the coast. 769 01:04:28.823 --> 01:04:30.575 They've grown this way. 770 01:04:31.409 --> 01:04:33.078 That doesn't make any sense. 771 01:04:33.745 --> 01:04:35.246 I think it does. 772 01:04:44.130 --> 01:04:45.757 At first, I thought the radio waves 773 01:04:45.840 --> 01:04:47.592 were blocked by the Shimmer, 774 01:04:47.759 --> 01:04:49.844 and that's why no one inside could communicate 775 01:04:49.969 --> 01:04:52.180 with base or GPS. 776 01:04:53.181 --> 01:04:55.141 But the light waves aren't blocked, 777 01:04:55.225 --> 01:04:57.685 they're refracted. And... 778 01:05:02.023 --> 01:05:04.109 It's the same with the radios. 779 01:05:04.776 --> 01:05:06.820 Signals aren't gone. 780 01:05:06.903 --> 01:05:08.613 They're scrambled. 781 01:05:14.285 --> 01:05:16.121 That leaf in your hand. 782 01:05:16.913 --> 01:05:18.998 Do you know what you'd get if you sequenced it? 783 01:05:19.624 --> 01:05:20.625 What? 784 01:05:21.084 --> 01:05:23.837 - Human Hox genes. -"Hox"? What does "Hox" mean? 785 01:05:24.587 --> 01:05:26.464 They're the genes that define the body plan, 786 01:05:26.548 --> 01:05:28.091 the physical structure. 787 01:05:30.885 --> 01:05:33.054 And the plants have human body plan. 788 01:05:33.179 --> 01:05:37.434 Arms attached to shoulders, legs to hips. 789 01:05:37.559 --> 01:05:39.185 It's literally not possible. 790 01:05:39.644 --> 01:05:41.396 It's literally what's happening. 791 01:05:43.731 --> 01:05:45.483 The Shimmer is a prism, 792 01:05:45.733 --> 01:05:47.485 but it refracts everything. 793 01:05:48.153 --> 01:05:50.697 Not just light and radio waves. 794 01:05:51.322 --> 01:05:54.325 Animal DNA. Plant DNA. 795 01:05:55.535 --> 01:05:56.870 All DNA. 796 01:05:57.120 --> 01:05:58.788 What do you mean, all DNA? 797 01:05:59.497 --> 01:06:01.666 She's talking about our DNA. 798 01:06:04.085 --> 01:06:05.753 She's talking about us. 799 01:07:12.403 --> 01:07:14.989 All right. I guess this is the bedroom. 800 01:07:16.407 --> 01:07:18.368 Let's secure doors and windows. 801 01:08:44.078 --> 01:08:45.538 This was a mistake. 802 01:08:48.166 --> 01:08:49.334 Okay. 803 01:08:55.715 --> 01:08:58.384 You spend more time away from your husband than with him. 804 01:09:00.470 --> 01:09:01.888 You can't talk to him about work, 805 01:09:01.971 --> 01:09:03.222 and he won't talk to you about his. 806 01:09:03.681 --> 01:09:05.266 And there is a clear physical 807 01:09:05.391 --> 01:09:07.185 and intellectual connection between us. 808 01:09:07.560 --> 01:09:08.645 Have I covered the bases? 809 01:09:08.728 --> 01:09:09.896 You forgot to mention your wife. 810 01:09:09.979 --> 01:09:11.230 I love my wife. 811 01:09:13.941 --> 01:09:15.401 She's blameless in this. 812 01:09:24.202 --> 01:09:25.286 Come on, Lena. 813 01:09:26.579 --> 01:09:28.081 What's really going on here? 814 01:09:30.375 --> 01:09:32.752 You think that something may have happened to him? 815 01:09:37.799 --> 01:09:39.258 Or you think he knows. 816 01:09:41.969 --> 01:09:43.137 That's it, isn't it? 817 01:09:43.971 --> 01:09:46.766 You think somehow he's found out about our affair. 818 01:09:48.810 --> 01:09:50.186 Has he found out? 819 01:09:51.145 --> 01:09:52.271 Yes. 820 01:09:55.817 --> 01:09:56.943 You should go. 821 01:09:59.153 --> 01:10:00.822 - No, Lena, I... - Dan. 822 01:10:01.656 --> 01:10:03.741 I'm not interested in talking, 823 01:10:04.117 --> 01:10:05.993 or anything you have to say. 824 01:10:06.828 --> 01:10:08.496 Just get dressed and get out. 825 01:10:11.207 --> 01:10:12.625 You know, it's not me you hate. 826 01:10:12.709 --> 01:10:14.085 It's yourself. 827 01:10:17.338 --> 01:10:18.756 No, Dan, it's you, too. 828 01:10:22.844 --> 01:10:24.595 It's never gonna happen again. 829 01:10:30.852 --> 01:10:31.978 You lying bitch! 830 01:10:33.479 --> 01:10:35.398 - What's going on? - No. 831 01:10:35.982 --> 01:10:37.817 You don't get to ask that fucking question. 832 01:10:37.942 --> 01:10:39.360 You answer it! 833 01:11:08.514 --> 01:11:09.682 Brother. 834 01:11:11.768 --> 01:11:12.769 Boyfriend. 835 01:11:14.687 --> 01:11:15.688 Husband. 836 01:11:19.609 --> 01:11:20.818 Husband. 837 01:11:23.112 --> 01:11:24.739 Why didn't you tell us? 838 01:11:27.158 --> 01:11:28.159 You knew. 839 01:11:29.327 --> 01:11:30.536 Obviously. 840 01:11:34.791 --> 01:11:35.792 Did you know? 841 01:11:40.505 --> 01:11:41.506 Okay. 842 01:11:45.927 --> 01:11:46.928 So, there are two theories 843 01:11:47.053 --> 01:11:48.137 of what went wrong in the Shimmer. 844 01:11:48.221 --> 01:11:50.807 One is that something in here killed them. Two 845 01:11:51.390 --> 01:11:53.726 is that they went crazy and they killed each other. 846 01:11:55.561 --> 01:11:57.688 Josie nearly got killed by an alligator, 847 01:11:57.772 --> 01:12:00.233 and Cass did get killed by a bear. 848 01:12:02.902 --> 01:12:04.946 So, yes, theory one, it fits. 849 01:12:08.074 --> 01:12:09.283 But 850 01:12:11.994 --> 01:12:13.579 I didn't actually see a bear. 851 01:12:15.122 --> 01:12:16.582 And neither did Josie. 852 01:12:17.583 --> 01:12:19.669 The only people who saw a bear were Lena and Ventress. 853 01:12:20.419 --> 01:12:23.089 So nothing's confirmed. Everything's on their word. 854 01:12:23.422 --> 01:12:27.593 Everything's on Lena's word. 855 01:12:27.844 --> 01:12:29.554 And what we know now... 856 01:12:30.930 --> 01:12:37.478 What we know is that Lena is a liar. 857 01:12:38.104 --> 01:12:40.064 Shut the fuck up! 858 01:12:41.274 --> 01:12:44.986 Lena, you're a liar. 859 01:12:47.864 --> 01:12:48.990 Did you kill Cass? 860 01:12:51.784 --> 01:12:53.536 Did you lose your shit? 861 01:12:56.289 --> 01:12:57.790 Or do you think that I've lost my shit, 862 01:12:57.874 --> 01:12:59.292 and now we're just gonna fuck each other up? 863 01:12:59.417 --> 01:13:00.751 That's theory two. 864 01:13:12.263 --> 01:13:14.265 When I look at my hands 865 01:13:15.057 --> 01:13:16.517 and my fingerprints, 866 01:13:18.102 --> 01:13:19.478 I can see them moving. 867 01:13:26.736 --> 01:13:28.613 If I let you go 868 01:13:28.821 --> 01:13:31.490 and you tie me to a chair and cut me open, 869 01:13:33.159 --> 01:13:36.871 are my insides gonna move like my fingerprints? 870 01:13:44.253 --> 01:13:48.007 But I'm not the one tied to a chair. 871 01:13:52.511 --> 01:13:53.512 You are. 872 01:13:58.184 --> 01:13:59.894 Help me! 873 01:14:02.939 --> 01:14:04.315 Help me! 874 01:14:04.815 --> 01:14:06.275 Help me! 875 01:14:06.692 --> 01:14:07.902 Cass? 876 01:14:10.696 --> 01:14:12.031 You said she was dead. 877 01:14:13.824 --> 01:14:16.369 Cass! Cass, I'm coming! 878 01:14:18.204 --> 01:14:20.206 Cass, is that you? 879 01:15:03.624 --> 01:15:04.750 Help me! 880 01:15:06.419 --> 01:15:08.587 Help me! 881 01:15:09.422 --> 01:15:11.424 Help... 882 01:15:26.355 --> 01:15:27.606 Don't react. 883 01:15:35.031 --> 01:15:37.324 ...me! 884 01:16:04.393 --> 01:16:06.645 Help... 885 01:16:20.785 --> 01:16:22.078 ...me! 886 01:17:13.379 --> 01:17:14.380 Help me. 887 01:17:39.071 --> 01:17:40.739 What are you doing? 888 01:17:41.031 --> 01:17:43.659 - I'm leaving. - Now? 889 01:17:45.411 --> 01:17:48.038 - It's not even light yet. - I don't have time to wait. 890 01:17:48.330 --> 01:17:49.957 We are disintegrating! 891 01:17:50.082 --> 01:17:52.334 Our bodies as fast as our minds. Can't you feel it? 892 01:17:53.878 --> 01:17:55.588 It's like the onset of dementia. 893 01:17:59.008 --> 01:18:00.759 If I don't reach the lighthouse soon, 894 01:18:01.260 --> 01:18:02.761 the person that started this journey 895 01:18:02.887 --> 01:18:04.430 won't be the person that ends it. 896 01:18:05.097 --> 01:18:06.891 I want to be the one that ends it. 897 01:19:09.286 --> 01:19:11.247 We should go, Josie. 898 01:19:18.754 --> 01:19:21.799 How long was your husband in the Shimmer? 899 01:19:22.925 --> 01:19:25.135 It's hard to say, exactly. 900 01:19:27.930 --> 01:19:29.890 Theoretically, as long as a year. 901 01:19:32.476 --> 01:19:35.604 That's a long time to be inside and remain intact. 902 01:19:36.522 --> 01:19:38.565 I'm not so sure he was intact. 903 01:19:42.695 --> 01:19:44.071 I'm right 904 01:19:45.155 --> 01:19:47.950 about the refractions, aren't I? 905 01:19:48.367 --> 01:19:49.493 Yeah. 906 01:19:49.618 --> 01:19:51.453 I checked my blood last night. 907 01:19:54.039 --> 01:19:56.333 It's in me. 908 01:19:59.503 --> 01:20:01.547 It will be in all of us. 909 01:20:07.886 --> 01:20:11.432 It was so strange hearing Sheppard's voice 910 01:20:11.557 --> 01:20:13.976 in the mouth of that creature last night. 911 01:20:15.185 --> 01:20:18.564 I think, as she was dying, part of her mind became 912 01:20:19.064 --> 01:20:21.900 part of the creature that was killing her. 913 01:20:23.402 --> 01:20:26.196 Imagine dying frightened and in pain 914 01:20:26.280 --> 01:20:30.200 and having that as the only part of you which survives. 915 01:20:30.909 --> 01:20:32.911 I wouldn't like that at all. 916 01:20:53.390 --> 01:20:55.434 Ventress wants to face it. 917 01:20:55.768 --> 01:20:57.603 You want to fight it. 918 01:20:59.021 --> 01:21:01.899 But I don't think I want either of those things. 919 01:21:09.156 --> 01:21:10.282 Josie? 920 01:21:17.956 --> 01:21:18.957 Josie. 921 01:21:23.462 --> 01:21:24.797 Josie. 922 01:21:50.823 --> 01:21:54.785 One by one, all gone, except you. 923 01:21:56.995 --> 01:21:58.539 How do you explain that? 924 01:22:02.459 --> 01:22:04.420 Is it something I need to explain? 925 01:22:05.337 --> 01:22:06.797 Yes, you do. 926 01:22:13.262 --> 01:22:14.680 I had to come back. 927 01:22:16.515 --> 01:22:18.350 I'm not sure any of them did. 928 01:22:35.367 --> 01:22:36.535 Hey. 929 01:22:40.581 --> 01:22:42.040 Hey. 930 01:27:34.166 --> 01:27:35.792 I thought I was a man. 931 01:27:43.508 --> 01:27:44.593 I had a life. 932 01:27:46.845 --> 01:27:48.346 People called me Kane. 933 01:27:50.849 --> 01:27:52.476 And now I'm not so sure. 934 01:27:57.355 --> 01:27:59.149 If I wasn't Kane, what was I? 935 01:28:05.655 --> 01:28:06.782 Was I you? 936 01:28:10.410 --> 01:28:11.620 Were you me? 937 01:28:23.507 --> 01:28:27.385 My flesh moves like liquid. 938 01:28:31.223 --> 01:28:32.307 My mind is 939 01:28:34.726 --> 01:28:35.936 just cut loose. 940 01:28:36.728 --> 01:28:37.938 I can't bear it. 941 01:28:40.607 --> 01:28:42.192 I can't bear it. 942 01:28:42.609 --> 01:28:44.110 I can't bear it. 943 01:28:49.241 --> 01:28:51.076 You ever seen a phosphorus grenade go off? 944 01:28:53.245 --> 01:28:54.412 They're kinda bright. 945 01:28:56.373 --> 01:28:57.457 Shield your eyes. 946 01:28:59.584 --> 01:29:01.878 If you ever get out of here, you find Lena. 947 01:29:03.129 --> 01:29:04.297 I will. 948 01:29:05.090 --> 01:29:06.258 No. 949 01:29:09.052 --> 01:29:13.723 Five, four, three, two... 950 01:31:07.587 --> 01:31:10.006 It's the last phase. 951 01:31:11.675 --> 01:31:14.052 Vanished into havoc. 952 01:31:17.055 --> 01:31:20.392 Unfathomable mind. 953 01:31:23.728 --> 01:31:26.481 And now beacon. 954 01:31:26.564 --> 01:31:28.233 Now sea. 955 01:31:32.195 --> 01:31:33.863 Dr. Ventress? 956 01:31:38.952 --> 01:31:40.078 Lena? 957 01:31:47.627 --> 01:31:49.087 We spoke. 958 01:31:50.588 --> 01:31:52.257 What was it we said? 959 01:31:57.846 --> 01:32:00.181 That I needed to know 960 01:32:00.390 --> 01:32:02.851 what was inside the lighthouse. 961 01:32:05.311 --> 01:32:06.771 That moment's passed. 962 01:32:10.608 --> 01:32:12.777 It's inside me now. 963 01:32:13.778 --> 01:32:16.364 What's inside you? 964 01:32:16.823 --> 01:32:18.742 It's not like us. 965 01:32:19.451 --> 01:32:21.786 It's unlike us. 966 01:32:24.456 --> 01:32:26.458 I don't know what it wants. 967 01:32:26.916 --> 01:32:28.293 Or if it wants. 968 01:32:29.294 --> 01:32:31.171 But it will grow 969 01:32:31.254 --> 01:32:33.965 until it encompasses everything. 970 01:32:36.384 --> 01:32:38.636 Our bodies and our minds will be fragmented 971 01:32:38.720 --> 01:32:40.138 into their smallest parts 972 01:32:40.263 --> 01:32:44.267 until not one part remains. 973 01:32:48.146 --> 01:32:49.814 Annihilation. 974 01:44:08.826 --> 01:44:10.494 So it was alien. 975 01:44:17.251 --> 01:44:19.086 Can you describe its form? 976 01:44:23.674 --> 01:44:24.717 No. 977 01:44:25.509 --> 01:44:27.428 Was it carbon-based or... 978 01:44:31.223 --> 01:44:32.475 I don't know. 979 01:44:35.186 --> 01:44:36.520 What did it want? 980 01:44:38.105 --> 01:44:40.107 I don't think it wanted anything. 981 01:44:40.566 --> 01:44:43.110 But it... It attacked you. 982 01:44:44.028 --> 01:44:45.863 It mirrored me. 983 01:44:46.363 --> 01:44:47.948 I attacked it. 984 01:44:48.866 --> 01:44:51.118 I'm not sure it even knew I was there. 985 01:44:51.202 --> 01:44:53.370 It came here for a reason. 986 01:44:54.205 --> 01:44:55.998 It was mutating our environment. 987 01:44:56.081 --> 01:44:58.042 It was destroying everything. 988 01:44:59.210 --> 01:45:01.378 It wasn't destroying. 989 01:45:02.713 --> 01:45:04.757 It was changing everything. 990 01:45:05.466 --> 01:45:07.968 It was making something new. 991 01:45:10.721 --> 01:45:12.014 Making what? 992 01:45:19.897 --> 01:45:21.190 I don't know. 993 01:45:25.569 --> 01:45:28.489 A team reached the lighthouse a few hours ago. 994 01:45:29.323 --> 01:45:30.783 Everything is ash. 995 01:45:31.575 --> 01:45:34.745 If what you encountered was once alive, 996 01:45:35.746 --> 01:45:37.164 it seems it's now dead. 997 01:45:58.936 --> 01:46:02.231 Now will you tell me what happened to my husband? 998 01:46:03.357 --> 01:46:04.859 When the Shimmer disappeared, 999 01:46:04.942 --> 01:46:06.777 his blood pressure stabilized 1000 01:46:06.861 --> 01:46:09.363 and his pulse rate started to rise. 1001 01:46:10.739 --> 01:46:12.616 A few hours later, he was not only awake, 1002 01:46:12.700 --> 01:46:14.118 he was lucid. 1003 01:46:15.619 --> 01:46:18.038 He's still in isolation, obviously. 1004 01:46:19.123 --> 01:46:20.374 So am I. 1005 01:47:04.209 --> 01:47:05.502 You aren't Kane. 1006 01:47:07.296 --> 01:47:08.505 Are you? 1007 01:47:14.845 --> 01:47:16.138 I don't think so. 1008 01:47:24.355 --> 01:47:25.564 Are you Lena?