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[Music]

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[Futuristic sound effects]

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[Tense horror music rises]

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[Tense horror music]

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[things being moved]

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[kitchen drawer shut forcefully]

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[dreamy electronic music]

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[match being lit]

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[Dreamy electronic music continues]

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[Music] Here it is.

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Oh good.

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The little bitch hid it from us again.

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What if we run out?

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What if she does it again and we can't
find them?

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What are you worried about that for now?

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Because we need more.

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What if we

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run out? I know

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but the radio says there's

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more coming soon.

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What's that have to say today?

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Probably the same as yesterday,

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and the day before.

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[loud sound of bar hitting plate]

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We'll find out later.

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Dad, I want to listen to the radio!

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Sara, eat your food.

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Have another bar.

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[robotic beeps heard softly in background]

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I want to listen to it!

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[radio broadcasting] The Emergency
Alert system has been activated

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[radio broadcasting]
due to a nationwide emergency.

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Give me one of them!

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[radio broadcasting]
Power outages that began on

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[radio broadcasting]
December 24th, 2029

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[radio broadcasting]
are continuing due to an unknown

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[radio broadcasting] natural phenomenon

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[more robotic beeps heard]

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[radio broadcasting]
Civilians traveling to refugee camps

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[radio broadcasting]
without access to food and water

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[grunts with pleasure]

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[radio broadcasting]
are encouraged to look for any

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[radio broadcasting]
emergency supply crates

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[radio broadcasting] airdropped by FEMA

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[hypnotic electronic music continues]

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[radio broadcasting]
Please stay tuned to this station

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[radio broadcasting]
for additional updates

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I'm getting cold chills.

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[electronic music continues
with radio broadcast]

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I'll light another fire.

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But it's already so hot in here.

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[radio broadcasting] This is not a test

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[radio broadcasting]
The Emergency Broadcast Alert System

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[radio broadcasting]
has been activated due to a

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[radio broadcasting]
nationwide emergency

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[Riser]

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I remember the first time I met Emily.

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We just got redeployed from
Southern Illinois to Dubuque.

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[Emily yelling] Hey, hey guys! Up here!

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She was scavenging in one
of the abandoned houses

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when we found her.

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On December 24th, 2029.

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Chinese communists launched an EMP
attack that

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completely decimated the US power grid

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followed by 10 million foreign troops

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landing on the beaches of California
and Oregon.

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They dropped pamphlets and used

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fake radio broadcasts
to confuse and divide us.

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Hi. I'm Emily.

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Hi. I'm Lieutenant Rogers.

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This is Private Johnson.

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This is Staff Sergeant.

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Brown and that is Second Lieutenant Price.

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So, where are you from?
If you are not from here.

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I was living in Oxford, Mississippi

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when the blackout started.

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Is there any chance you had a fire going?

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Um, no. But do you mind if
I ask you some questions?

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Sorry, we don't have much time.

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We saw the smoke from the
fire and that's why we came here.

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Uh no. That wasn't me.

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Well um, let's keep moving.

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Miss, we are headed to Dubuque,
you're more than

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welcome to join us.

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There's reports of enemy paratroopers
landing east of the Mississippi.

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And um, if that's the case,

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these parts may not be the
safest right now.

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Oh, thank you but I'm heading
Northeast to Oshkosh.

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[Music continues]

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The one thing that changed the most

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since the attack were the streets.

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All were empty as the last.

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Not filled with crowds cheering us on,

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as we imagined when we were drafted.

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It almost felt good to run into a civilian

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because it made the
world feel normal again.

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Even if only for a fleeting moment.

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But it wasn't always like this.

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Just after the EMP hit,

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you never saw so many people all
happy to help one another.

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But then as time went on,
once the panic started,

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each day you would see fewer and

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fewer civilians until one day,

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we didn't see anyone at all.

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We were alone then. Day in, day out,

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the music had stopped.

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[war music ends]

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[tense music starts]

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Well, definitely not uh enemy paratroopers.

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What do you see?

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Looks like a family. A mom, a dad,

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How old is the dad? Draft age?

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Yeah, he looks like he's in his 40s.

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But he has a family.

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A family he'll be fighting to protect.

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So it's settled then?

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Yeah, it's settled. He's drafted.

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[creepy transition riser]

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[horror music]

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[robotic beeps]

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[sound of running footsteps]

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[suspenseful horror music]

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[robotic beeps]

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[shrieking noise]

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[shriek in distance]

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[suspenseful horror music]

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[shriek in distance]

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[multiple shrieks at once]

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[shriek]

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[suspenseful horror music]

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It sounds like child abuse.

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Alright, break-in the door, Johnson.

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Roger that.

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[sound of door kicked in]

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[robotic beeps]

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Let me go!

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[robotic beeps]

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[sound of shotgun being pumped]

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[gunshot]

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[gunshots]

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[shrieking noises]

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[gunshots]

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[shrieking noises]

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[shrieking noises]

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[suspenseful horror music]

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[shrieking noises]

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Price! Check Johnson.

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Brown, what the fuck happened?

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I don't know, I don't know man,

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they were making these weird sounds.

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Follow my lead.

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We need to capture and interrogate the

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one that jumped out the window

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[coughing blood]

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Well, this is it then.

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[coughs up more blood]

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Give this to my mom and dad.

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Tell them, I love them.

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I always have and always will.

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[coughs, struggles to speak]

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And I'm...

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[suspenseful horror music]

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[footsteps]

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[suspenseful horror music continues]

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Brown, why aren't you.

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Hold on. I thought I heard something.

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[shriek followed by gunshot]

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[suspenseful music continues]

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Price! Cover my six on the double.

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It's going to be okay. Come on.

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[robotic beeps]

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[gunfire]

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[robotic beeps]

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[shriek]

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[gunfire]

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[robotic beeps fade away]

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There will be time for this later man.

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Fuck off!

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Roger, snap out of it man. Come on man!

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What the fuck is wrong with these people?

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We still gotta make sure we're
still not in danger.

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Yeah, I know. I know.

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Come on man. Take the gun.

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Fuck I know, I know. Come on.

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Let's go.

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[suspenseful horror music continues]

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[suspenseful horror music intensifies]

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[footsteps and yelling off screen]

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[suspenseful horror music continues]

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[suspenseful horror music intensifies]

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Alright. The house appears to be clear.

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Except for this little girl under the table.

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[melancholic music]

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Hey there. Are you okay?

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It took over my mom and my dad.
It took over my brother.

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Uh, what do you mean?

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[Emily yelling off screen]
Hello? Is anyone there? Oh my god.

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Sounds like the college girl from the town.

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Go check and see what she's doing here.
I'll see to this.

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He's...

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He's dead. What are you doing here?

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I head gunfire.

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You head gunfire and you came running?

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Well, I didn't want to spend the
night here in this to town

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if it's not safe.

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It's not safe here. You
got to get out of here.

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What the hell happened here?

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The little girl is gone.

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What do you mean she's gone?

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I mean, I looked under the
table after you walked outside,

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and she's gone.

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What girl?

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We came to this house

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and the people who lived here
attacked us.

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It's not that simple. They weren't normal.

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I mean, hell they weren't even human.

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What do you mean?

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We don't have time to explain.

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We have to find this girl and
find out what's happening.

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Ready?

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Let's do it.

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[sad music continues]

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[sound of gun clicking]

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[robotic beeps]

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Hey, why don't you

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why don't you put the gun down, alright?

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I don't want to live like this anymore.

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[robotic beeps]

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Wha... What do you mean?

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I can feel it growing inside
me. I can... [robotic beeps]

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Hey sweetheart, what's your name?

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Wait!

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[gunshot followed by shrieking noise]

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[robotic beeps fade away]

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[sad music continues]

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[sad music ends]

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[depressing music starts]

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[birds chirping]

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What did you mean earlier when

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you said they didn't sound human?

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They were just crazy people, that's all.

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We just knocked on the wrong door.

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Well, what about that girl?

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She said she didn't want to
become like them.

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Before, before she shot herself

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[cries]

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I just don't understand how a kid

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can take a gun and you know...

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[depressing music]

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You know, it sounded like
they were abusing her

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before we got here.

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Who knows what's been going on here

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since the blackout started?

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It just doesn't add up that's all.

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You know, I've been thinking.

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Maybe you should join us.

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You mean the army?

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No, not join the military. Just uh,

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just just us. You know
there's safety in numbers.

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Who knows how many
people like them are out there

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and after what we just saw

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maybe it's not safe to travel alone.

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So uh here's what I'm thinking.

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[depressing music continues]

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We're uh, say we're here right now.

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And about a hundred
miles north of here is a

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town in Northwest of
Illinois called Freeport.

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And now most of the units

271
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that were redeployed when they blew
up the bridges

272
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on the Mississippi River

273
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are meeting there at the national
guard armory before heading

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west to Dubuque.

275
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If you're going to Oshkosh

276
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you can join us
up until Freeport and maybe

277
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one of those units will be heading up North

278
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or we can find
you an escort to Madison at least.

279
00:13:48.577 --> 00:13:50.871
Yeah, I'd be okay with that.

280
00:13:53.040 --> 00:13:54.643
Guys, I think I'm gonna

281
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I'm going to start digging the graves.

282
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Can you find something to mark them with?

283
00:14:00.673 --> 00:14:02.901
Once the war is over
and the power is back on

284
00:14:02.925 --> 00:14:06.029
we're going to need to
come back here and collect their

285
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remains and give them a proper burial.

286
00:14:09.014 --> 00:14:11.934
Can you guys go get the bodies?
I'm gonna start digging.

287
00:14:12.476 --> 00:14:15.479
[depressing music continues]

288
00:14:19.358 --> 00:14:20.526
[exhales tiredly]

289
00:14:26.115 --> 00:14:29.118
[depressing music ends]

290
00:14:31.036 --> 00:14:33.539
So, how long have you been in the military?

291
00:14:34.206 --> 00:14:38.502
Uh, not long.
I was drafted right after the blackout.

292
00:14:39.211 --> 00:14:42.357
An army unit came into town two weeks
after the lights went out

293
00:14:42.381 --> 00:14:44.526
and told us that the.

294
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Chinese and Russian had invaded so,

295
00:14:46.802 --> 00:14:50.574
Bill and I joined up. No
formal training. We

296
00:14:50.598 --> 00:14:51.992
just kind of learned as we went along.

297
00:14:52.016 --> 00:14:55.769
Bill was one of the ones that was shot?

298
00:14:56.020 --> 00:14:59.374
Yeah. You know uh,

299
00:14:59.398 --> 00:15:01.609
Bill and I have been friends since high
school.

300
00:15:02.776 --> 00:15:05.130
I have no idea how I am
going to tell his mother

301
00:15:05.154 --> 00:15:08.616
his father, his brother and sister

302
00:15:08.657 --> 00:15:10.677
that uh... he's uh...

303
00:15:10.701 --> 00:15:12.494
[coughs]

304
00:15:12.911 --> 00:15:15.932
Hey, uh why don't you help me

305
00:15:15.956 --> 00:15:18.000
move these bodies into the bedroom?

306
00:15:19.668 --> 00:15:22.671
[music]

307
00:15:24.006 --> 00:15:27.485
You know I was stationed
in southern Illinois

308
00:15:27.509 --> 00:15:30.614
in a town called Cairo. One of the

309
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platoons that was doing reconnaissance

310
00:15:32.222 --> 00:15:34.993
in the rocky
mountains came through and

311
00:15:35.017 --> 00:15:37.245
told us how the Chinese were getting people

312
00:15:37.269 --> 00:15:40.832
in Colorado to eat these things
and it was making them sick.

313
00:15:40.856 --> 00:15:41.856
Sick how?

314
00:15:42.900 --> 00:15:44.419
They didn't go into detail.

315
00:15:44.443 --> 00:15:48.256
You know just a few words in
passing. But a soldier told

316
00:15:48.280 --> 00:15:50.008
me earlier what Price told
you back in that town.

317
00:15:50.032 --> 00:15:51.367
What, not to eat the bars?

318
00:15:51.617 --> 00:15:52.826
Yeah.

319
00:15:52.910 --> 00:15:55.663
Maybe they've been poisoned with something.

320
00:15:56.830 --> 00:16:02.961
Maybe. They've been dropping
those radios from the air too.

321
00:16:04.588 --> 00:16:07.591
[music continues]

322
00:16:09.426 --> 00:16:12.530
[radio broadcast] three months.
Please refuse help with anyone

323
00:16:12.554 --> 00:16:14.574
[radio broadcast]
requesting you to join a draft.

324
00:16:14.598 --> 00:16:17.327
[radio broadcast] There is no
draft and there is no war with China.

325
00:16:17.351 --> 00:16:18.620
[radio broadcast] If
anyone forces you to join

326
00:16:18.644 --> 00:16:21.364
[radio broadcast]
a draft, use any means necessary...

327
00:16:21.980 --> 00:16:24.167
They're trying to get people to head west.

328
00:16:24.191 --> 00:16:25.044
Why?

329
00:16:25.068 --> 00:16:27.087
Rumours are they are forcing people into

330
00:16:27.111 --> 00:16:30.215
re-education camps and forced labor camps.

331
00:16:30.239 --> 00:16:34.678
You know, there's
even rumors that they've

332
00:16:34.702 --> 00:16:38.348
convinced Americans to fight
on the front lines.

333
00:16:38.372 --> 00:16:40.749
Maybe that's
what happened to this family.

334
00:16:40.999 --> 00:16:43.895
You know if they were just coming back

335
00:16:43.919 --> 00:16:46.314
from one of those re-education camps or

336
00:16:46.338 --> 00:16:48.274
listened to so much misinformation and

337
00:16:48.298 --> 00:16:49.943
and they thought we were the enemy.

338
00:16:49.967 --> 00:16:52.779
Should we take this radio with us?
Just in case?

339
00:16:52.803 --> 00:16:56.658
No. I don't think we should take anything
from these people,

340
00:16:56.682 --> 00:16:57.992
that'll just bring bad luck.

341
00:16:58.016 --> 00:16:59.935
You know, we've taken
enough from them already.

342
00:17:00.102 --> 00:17:03.939
No, I'd put everything
back where we found it.

343
00:17:05.441 --> 00:17:07.043
Anyway, I think we
found everything we need.

344
00:17:07.067 --> 00:17:09.087
So, let's find some rocks to use

345
00:17:09.111 --> 00:17:11.089
as headstones and make
some headway before dark.

346
00:17:11.113 --> 00:17:12.114
Ok.

347
00:17:12.531 --> 00:17:15.534
[suspenseful horror music resumes]

348
00:17:21.957 --> 00:17:24.960
[suspenseful horror music intensifies]

349
00:17:34.636 --> 00:17:42.636
[suspenseful horror music]

350
00:17:46.315 --> 00:17:54.315
[suspenseful horror music intensifies]

351
00:17:56.617 --> 00:17:59.620
[suspenseful electronic music starts]

352
00:18:08.086 --> 00:18:11.089
[shrieking noise]

353
00:18:12.341 --> 00:18:15.344
[shrieking noise in distance]

354
00:18:16.887 --> 00:18:19.657
[Rogers whispers] What is it?

355
00:18:19.681 --> 00:18:23.018
I thought I heard something. Be ready.

356
00:18:31.777 --> 00:18:39.777
[dreamy electronic music]

357
00:18:48.585 --> 00:18:52.339
Psst... Tracks.

358
00:18:54.049 --> 00:18:57.344
Someone's been here recently.

359
00:18:59.596 --> 00:19:02.891
Looks like they weren't wearing any shoes.

360
00:19:04.059 --> 00:19:05.644
Weird.

361
00:19:08.230 --> 00:19:10.941
[Screaming]

362
00:19:13.694 --> 00:19:16.697
[dreamy electronic music intensifies]

363
00:19:17.531 --> 00:19:20.534
[robotic beeps and shrieking sound]

364
00:19:21.034 --> 00:19:23.412
You there. Identity yourself.

365
00:19:23.829 --> 00:19:25.914
[shrieking sound]

366
00:19:26.039 --> 00:19:27.291
[gunfire]

367
00:19:28.000 --> 00:19:30.085
[shrieking sound]

368
00:19:31.128 --> 00:19:31.813
[shrieking sound]

369
00:19:31.837 --> 00:19:32.462
[gunfire]

370
00:19:32.754 --> 00:19:33.463
[shrieking sound]

371
00:19:33.589 --> 00:19:35.966
He was coming at me. You saw.

372
00:19:36.049 --> 00:19:39.011
Just like the people in the farm house.

373
00:19:39.720 --> 00:19:42.306
Are you okay? What the hell happened?

374
00:19:43.056 --> 00:19:44.075
I don't know, I was just

375
00:19:44.099 --> 00:19:47.161
I was just standing here and he
came up behind me

376
00:19:47.185 --> 00:19:48.538
and grabbed my backpack.

377
00:19:48.562 --> 00:19:50.564
Looks like he was looking for food.

378
00:19:52.024 --> 00:19:54.127
That's the bar that was in the house,
wasn't it?

379
00:19:54.151 --> 00:19:56.004
I thought I told you not to

380
00:19:56.028 --> 00:19:57.338
touch that stuff and taking anything from

381
00:19:57.362 --> 00:19:59.632
those people would bring us bad luck.

382
00:19:59.656 --> 00:20:01.384
I can't, I can't help it.

383
00:20:01.408 --> 00:20:05.221
When I see things I just have to
take them, collect them.

384
00:20:05.245 --> 00:20:06.681
It bothers me if I don't,

385
00:20:06.705 --> 00:20:11.019
I used to take meds for it. I mean
OCD I mean but

386
00:20:11.043 --> 00:20:12.878
after the blackout...

387
00:20:15.047 --> 00:20:17.567
Dude, what about that guy?

388
00:20:17.591 --> 00:20:19.110
You know, look, I don't like it either but

389
00:20:19.134 --> 00:20:23.364
he's dead so, let's get off the trail.

390
00:20:23.388 --> 00:20:25.199
Find a creek to wade in to cover our tracks

391
00:20:25.223 --> 00:20:26.743
in case he was a part of group and make

392
00:20:26.767 --> 00:20:30.979
some headway before dark. We'll
setup camp in a few hours and rest then.

393
00:20:31.980 --> 00:20:32.564
Ready?

394
00:20:32.648 --> 00:20:33.648
Yeah

395
00:20:35.192 --> 00:20:38.195
[Ominous orchestral music]

396
00:20:43.825 --> 00:20:47.096
[radio chatter]
advancing towards the Miss

397
00:20:47.120 --> 00:20:51.851
all residents are encouraged to head west across
the remaining bridges toward the refugee camps

398
00:20:51.875 --> 00:20:55.772
[radio chatter] located in Cedar Rapids,
Minneapolis, Wichita or Sioux Falls.

399
00:20:55.796 --> 00:20:58.399
[radio chatter]
abundant food supplies available

400
00:20:58.423 --> 00:21:01.444
[radio chatter] repeat this is not a test

401
00:21:01.468 --> 00:21:07.200
[radio chatter] the emergency alert system
has been activated on December 24th, 2029

402
00:21:07.224 --> 00:21:10.954
[radio chatter] due to a nationwide
emergency power outages across the country

403
00:21:10.978 --> 00:21:12.330
[radio chatter] are continuing

404
00:21:12.354 --> 00:21:14.916
[radio chatter] due to an
unknown... natural phenomenon.

405
00:21:14.940 --> 00:21:20.171
[radio chatter] any civilians
traveling are encouraged to be

406
00:21:20.195 --> 00:21:22.048
[radio chatter] on the lookout
for crates dropped by FEMA

407
00:21:22.072 --> 00:21:26.594
each supply crate has enough
food to feed family of six for 3 months

408
00:21:26.618 --> 00:21:32.642
[radio chatter] reports of persons
impersonating government officials

409
00:21:32.666 --> 00:21:35.645
[radio chatter] spreading misinformation
about a war with China and a military draft

410
00:21:35.669 --> 00:21:38.982
[radio chatter] the United States
is not at war with China and...

411
00:21:39.006 --> 00:21:40.775
You guys haven't really
talked about the war.

412
00:21:40.799 --> 00:21:41.985
What do you want to know?

413
00:21:42.009 --> 00:21:44.803
Well, are we winning?

414
00:21:45.012 --> 00:21:46.155
Not really.

415
00:21:46.179 --> 00:21:48.992
But no one really knows that much
except how it started.

416
00:21:49.016 --> 00:21:50.809
And how did it start?

417
00:21:51.018 --> 00:21:54.580
Well they say that the Chinese
launched a cyber attack

418
00:21:54.604 --> 00:21:56.124
and then on the day of the blackout

419
00:21:56.148 --> 00:21:59.252
they launched 100
hypersonic ICBMs and detonated

420
00:21:59.276 --> 00:22:01.045
nukes in the atmosphere

421
00:22:01.069 --> 00:22:03.949
frying almost every electrical
device in the country.

422
00:22:04.031 --> 00:22:07.760
Then, ten million Chinese
and Russian troops

423
00:22:07.784 --> 00:22:10.829
invaded Oregon and California

424
00:22:11.413 --> 00:22:13.349
and they say, Cuban

425
00:22:13.373 --> 00:22:15.500
and Venezuelan commandos invaded
Florida too.

426
00:22:16.001 --> 00:22:19.147
And supposedly they burned down Miami

427
00:22:19.171 --> 00:22:22.108
and they made their way up to Orlando

428
00:22:22.132 --> 00:22:24.801
before enough troops were
mustered up to stop them.

429
00:22:25.594 --> 00:22:28.406
And while that happened tactical nukes

430
00:22:28.430 --> 00:22:31.075
hit most of the
military bases on the plains

431
00:22:31.099 --> 00:22:33.327
and on the Eastern seaboard.

432
00:22:33.351 --> 00:22:37.457
DC, Los Angeles and New York
were hit with nukes as well.

433
00:22:37.481 --> 00:22:39.709
Probably smuggled via shipping container.

434
00:22:39.733 --> 00:22:41.818
Now as for the West Coast invasion,

435
00:22:41.860 --> 00:22:44.130
reports are that one of the enemy brigade

436
00:22:44.154 --> 00:22:45.757
is a million strong.
So they basically made

437
00:22:45.781 --> 00:22:48.092
it to Nebraska before a shot was fired

438
00:22:48.116 --> 00:22:50.845
by telling people on
the West Coast that the

439
00:22:50.869 --> 00:22:53.056
blackout was caused by a solar flare

440
00:22:53.080 --> 00:22:54.724
and they were there to
help the country to get

441
00:22:54.748 --> 00:22:55.767
back up and running.

442
00:22:55.791 --> 00:22:57.125
And people believed them?

443
00:22:57.209 --> 00:22:59.520
Yeah, people believe anything they
hear on the news

444
00:22:59.544 --> 00:23:01.397
and the only source of news they had

445
00:23:01.421 --> 00:23:04.382
was from those radios the enemy
were giving to them.

446
00:23:04.591 --> 00:23:07.111
I just don't understand why
they would do this.

447
00:23:07.135 --> 00:23:09.405
Wasn't there a blackout in China

448
00:23:09.429 --> 00:23:11.640
six months before the
blackout happened here too?

449
00:23:11.848 --> 00:23:13.367
No, that was all a ruse.

450
00:23:13.391 --> 00:23:17.747
So we'd let our guard down.
But our goal now is to hold

451
00:23:17.771 --> 00:23:19.123
the line at the Mississippi,

452
00:23:19.147 --> 00:23:23.252
stop them from crossing the
river until we can muster up

453
00:23:23.276 --> 00:23:26.547
enough troops to stop them
and fight back.

454
00:23:26.571 --> 00:23:27.673
Price?

455
00:23:27.697 --> 00:23:29.217
Yeah?

456
00:23:29.241 --> 00:23:30.742
When did you join the army?

457
00:23:31.618 --> 00:23:33.638
Right after the blackout.

458
00:23:33.662 --> 00:23:35.515
And what did you both
do before the blackout?

459
00:23:35.539 --> 00:23:37.558
I was a mechanic.

460
00:23:37.582 --> 00:23:40.144
Yeah, I worked for a small auto shop

461
00:23:40.168 --> 00:23:42.208
just south of Traverse City, Michigan.

462
00:23:42.337 --> 00:23:43.755
And what about you?

463
00:23:44.381 --> 00:23:46.943
I got a PhD in Classics.

464
00:23:46.967 --> 00:23:52.156
I was looking for a teaching job
at the college level. But

465
00:23:52.180 --> 00:23:54.408
I couldn't find one so, I mainly worked

466
00:23:54.432 --> 00:23:56.494
as a substitute teacher
at a local high school.

467
00:23:56.518 --> 00:23:58.019
Where are you from?

468
00:23:58.186 --> 00:24:00.623
This crappy little college town

469
00:24:00.647 --> 00:24:03.150
called West Lafayette in Indiana.

470
00:24:03.191 --> 00:24:06.087
So we're all born and raised
mid-Westeners here,

471
00:24:06.111 --> 00:24:07.255
all trying to get home

472
00:24:07.279 --> 00:24:08.297
in our own ways.

473
00:24:08.321 --> 00:24:11.801
Yeah. Back home to the most
beautiful woman in the world.

474
00:24:11.825 --> 00:24:13.034
Who's that?

475
00:24:13.076 --> 00:24:21.076
Its uh its my fiance.

476
00:24:21.835 --> 00:24:23.879
Can I see her?

477
00:24:24.296 --> 00:24:26.065
[sad music]

478
00:24:26.089 --> 00:24:27.066
She's pretty.

479
00:24:27.090 --> 00:24:28.901
Yeah and an angel too.

480
00:24:28.925 --> 00:24:34.115
The most beautiful angel in
the world. You know, I don't know

481
00:24:34.139 --> 00:24:35.199
what I'd ever do without her.

482
00:24:35.223 --> 00:24:36.433
It must be nice.

483
00:24:36.850 --> 00:24:37.976
What would be nice?

484
00:24:38.101 --> 00:24:39.370
To be in love.

485
00:24:39.394 --> 00:24:41.164
What? You're telling me you don't have some

486
00:24:41.188 --> 00:24:42.665
handsome frat boy waiting for you

487
00:24:42.689 --> 00:24:43.916
back in Mississippi?

488
00:24:43.940 --> 00:24:47.027
I did but he fell in love
with someone else.

489
00:24:49.029 --> 00:24:50.780
So that's why you're going back?

490
00:24:50.906 --> 00:24:52.800
I don't know, maybe.

491
00:24:52.824 --> 00:24:54.552
Can we just talk about something else?

492
00:24:54.576 --> 00:24:57.889
Yeah let's talk about what you miss

493
00:24:57.913 --> 00:24:59.932
the most since the blackout.

494
00:24:59.956 --> 00:25:04.520
Well, I could really go for a hamburger
with no ketchup.

495
00:25:04.544 --> 00:25:05.396
Do you want cheese on yours?

496
00:25:05.420 --> 00:25:06.213
Yes!

497
00:25:06.421 --> 00:25:09.424
[Music] [Wagner, Prelude to
Act III, from the opera Lohengrin]

498
00:25:09.841 --> 00:25:11.027
Dude yes. Yes.

499
00:25:11.051 --> 00:25:12.111
Hey! Hey, where did you get that?

500
00:25:12.135 --> 00:25:13.863
Sorry this one is all mine

501
00:25:13.887 --> 00:25:15.047
I want that hamburger.

502
00:25:15.180 --> 00:25:16.181
No. No. Wait!

503
00:25:16.556 --> 00:25:19.309
Hey! Wake up. Emily wake up.

504
00:25:21.061 --> 00:25:22.896
Emily, wake up.

505
00:25:23.104 --> 00:25:24.165
I want that cheeseburger.

506
00:25:24.189 --> 00:25:25.440
No, it's my cheeseburger.

507
00:25:25.482 --> 00:25:27.001
Hey, wake up.

508
00:25:27.025 --> 00:25:27.960
No, it's my cheese...

509
00:25:27.984 --> 00:25:28.879
Hey, wake up.

510
00:25:28.903 --> 00:25:30.171
[Music ends suddenly]

511
00:25:30.195 --> 00:25:31.404
Hey, wake up.

512
00:25:31.571 --> 00:25:32.948
[dreamy electronic music]

513
00:25:33.240 --> 00:25:34.675
Sorry I had to wake you.

514
00:25:34.699 --> 00:25:36.844
You were screaming out loud in your sleep.

515
00:25:36.868 --> 00:25:39.663
Oh my god, I just had the weirdest dream.

516
00:25:39.704 --> 00:25:41.057
Yeah, join the club.

517
00:25:41.081 --> 00:25:44.334
That's one thing that started
for all us since the blackout.

518
00:25:44.668 --> 00:25:46.668
Guessing you had a
dream about cheeseburgers.

519
00:25:46.711 --> 00:25:47.754
How did you know that?

520
00:25:47.921 --> 00:25:49.130
[thunder in distance]

521
00:25:49.339 --> 00:25:50.441
Because you kept screaming out

522
00:25:50.465 --> 00:25:53.027
for someone to give you a hamburger.

523
00:25:53.051 --> 00:25:55.845
Were we sitting, talking by
the fire last night?

524
00:25:56.429 --> 00:25:59.992
Yeah, that's the weird thing
about those dreams.

525
00:26:00.016 --> 00:26:04.455
Reality and dreams they just
seem to blend together

526
00:26:04.479 --> 00:26:05.248
and you literally have no

527
00:26:05.272 --> 00:26:06.208
memory of going to sleep.

528
00:26:06.232 --> 00:26:12.838
You know, and some of them, just
between us, makes me feel

529
00:26:12.862 --> 00:26:14.382
like I'm about to fall off a cliff

530
00:26:14.406 --> 00:26:18.201
into nothingness... never
to wake up again.

531
00:26:18.910 --> 00:26:22.390
But I wake up right
as I am about to fall into it.

532
00:26:22.414 --> 00:26:24.267
Yeah, that's how I felt just now.

533
00:26:24.291 --> 00:26:26.584
It's almost like morning sickness.

534
00:26:27.168 --> 00:26:28.896
You have kids?

535
00:26:28.920 --> 00:26:31.732
Uh no. I was pregnant in high school

536
00:26:31.756 --> 00:26:34.592
but I had a miscarriage
halfway through the term

537
00:26:35.051 --> 00:26:36.731
[thunder in distance]

538
00:26:36.845 --> 00:26:38.888
Um Price, you waking up now?

539
00:26:39.222 --> 00:26:40.765
Yeah.

540
00:26:41.016 --> 00:26:43.786
Alright, let's breakdown camp

541
00:26:43.810 --> 00:26:45.579
and head out then. I'll get the meal kits

542
00:26:45.603 --> 00:26:46.580
ready for us.

543
00:26:46.604 --> 00:26:50.400
All this talk about hamburger is
making me hungry.

544
00:26:50.984 --> 00:26:56.156
[dreamy electronic music continues]

545
00:26:56.364 --> 00:26:59.367
[more thunder in the distance]

546
00:27:01.411 --> 00:27:05.599
So Emily, you were talking about
how your dreams

547
00:27:05.623 --> 00:27:08.561
have changed. What'd you dream

548
00:27:08.585 --> 00:27:09.919
about last night?

549
00:27:09.961 --> 00:27:13.858
Well we were sitting at a campfire

550
00:27:13.882 --> 00:27:16.885
and talking about what we
missed most since

551
00:27:16.926 --> 00:27:17.987
the blackout.

552
00:27:18.011 --> 00:27:19.238
No, that wasn't a dream.

553
00:27:19.262 --> 00:27:21.532
We actually were talking
about that last night.

554
00:27:21.556 --> 00:27:24.493
But, after that I just woke up.

555
00:27:24.517 --> 00:27:27.997
I don't really remember anything else

556
00:27:28.021 --> 00:27:30.708
after that, or even going to sleep.

557
00:27:30.732 --> 00:27:34.003
It's like I just slipped into the dream.

558
00:27:34.027 --> 00:27:37.006
Well you said that the thing that
changed the most for you

559
00:27:37.030 --> 00:27:38.924
was how time felt so

560
00:27:38.948 --> 00:27:43.512
different. How without
electricity everything

561
00:27:43.536 --> 00:27:46.557
moved slower. Without screens

562
00:27:46.581 --> 00:27:50.085
and television there
was nothing to distract us.

563
00:27:50.710 --> 00:27:54.315
And then you said how
you never felt so alive

564
00:27:54.339 --> 00:27:55.965
as you do now and then

565
00:27:56.091 --> 00:27:57.735
you kind of wondered if
maybe the power should

566
00:27:57.759 --> 00:27:58.944
ever come back on at all.

567
00:27:58.968 --> 00:28:01.489
Because I feel at peace
with the world around me.

568
00:28:01.513 --> 00:28:04.492
[Music ends with thunder in distance]

569
00:28:04.516 --> 00:28:08.103
This place looks deserted.
Just like all the other towns.

570
00:28:09.854 --> 00:28:11.731
Hello!

571
00:28:13.483 --> 00:28:15.652
Where the hell is everyone?

572
00:28:17.028 --> 00:28:18.028
This isn't right...

573
00:28:18.655 --> 00:28:19.757
We're here, right?

574
00:28:19.781 --> 00:28:22.551
Yeah... this is the place.

575
00:28:22.575 --> 00:28:23.969
It's just deserted.

576
00:28:23.993 --> 00:28:25.721
Maybe the people you're
supposed to meet are

577
00:28:25.745 --> 00:28:26.931
somewhere else in town?

578
00:28:26.955 --> 00:28:28.289
Yeah. Maybe.

579
00:28:28.790 --> 00:28:30.684
You know what. I'm gonna find a

580
00:28:30.708 --> 00:28:31.727
roof of on one of these buildings,

581
00:28:31.751 --> 00:28:33.771
and survey the area,
see if I can find out where.

582
00:28:33.795 --> 00:28:36.005
Yeah, that's a good idea, Rogers.

583
00:28:36.881 --> 00:28:38.508
Maybe check over there?

584
00:28:39.467 --> 00:28:42.470
[dark orchestral music]

585
00:28:45.723 --> 00:28:47.701
Have you used one of these before?

586
00:28:47.725 --> 00:28:48.453
No.

587
00:28:48.477 --> 00:28:51.396
You got the safety, the cylinder...

588
00:28:51.938 --> 00:28:53.857
Cock this back when you want to shoot.

589
00:28:54.941 --> 00:28:57.735
Aim. Finger on the
trigger. Pull the trigger.

590
00:28:59.112 --> 00:29:01.322
Don't shoot unless you have to...

591
00:29:05.076 --> 00:29:08.079
[Dark orchestral music continues]

592
00:29:13.001 --> 00:29:21.001
[Dark orchestral music intensifies]

593
00:29:25.680 --> 00:29:33.680
[Dark orchestral music]

594
00:29:43.406 --> 00:29:46.409
[dark orchestral music ends]

595
00:29:47.243 --> 00:29:49.746
[suspenseful horror music starts]

596
00:29:50.121 --> 00:29:51.121
Hello?

597
00:29:56.085 --> 00:29:58.046
Hello!

598
00:29:59.672 --> 00:30:01.633
Anyone there?

599
00:30:02.467 --> 00:30:03.468
Over here.

600
00:30:05.803 --> 00:30:07.123
[dark horror music continues]

601
00:30:07.388 --> 00:30:08.640
[grunts]

602
00:30:09.974 --> 00:30:13.078
You two, you two have to be quiet

603
00:30:13.102 --> 00:30:14.538
otherwise they'll hear you.

604
00:30:14.562 --> 00:30:16.540
They hit us with some new drone tech

605
00:30:16.564 --> 00:30:18.792
everyone is getting ordered to some

606
00:30:18.816 --> 00:30:20.377
decommissioned air force base

607
00:30:20.401 --> 00:30:21.921
in the upper Peninsula of Michigan.

608
00:30:21.945 --> 00:30:23.214
Do you need help?

609
00:30:23.238 --> 00:30:25.907
No, don't worry about me.
This is just a flesh wound.

610
00:30:26.074 --> 00:30:27.617
Who did this to you?

611
00:30:28.993 --> 00:30:32.932
Those things. We call them "shriekers."

612
00:30:32.956 --> 00:30:35.375
They are able to control people like drones

613
00:30:36.125 --> 00:30:38.229
using the emergency supply bars.

614
00:30:38.253 --> 00:30:40.630
Where are the rest of your men?

615
00:30:41.631 --> 00:30:45.051
[exhales] Most of them are dead.
Some are secured in a bunker.

616
00:30:45.468 --> 00:30:47.720
Can you take us to the bunker?

617
00:30:48.054 --> 00:30:50.223
If you can help me up.

618
00:30:50.848 --> 00:30:54.060
We'll lift you up alright? Cover us okay?

619
00:30:55.728 --> 00:30:56.896
[screams in pain]

620
00:30:56.980 --> 00:30:57.980
Grab my gun!

621
00:31:01.067 --> 00:31:02.819
[grunts in pain]

622
00:31:04.070 --> 00:31:08.700
I think he stabbed me
deeper than I realized.

623
00:31:10.535 --> 00:31:13.514
[suspenseful horror music]

624
00:31:13.538 --> 00:31:14.664
All clear?

625
00:31:15.790 --> 00:31:19.586
[suspenseful horror music intensifies]

626
00:31:19.711 --> 00:31:20.795
Where the fuck are they?

627
00:31:22.088 --> 00:31:24.465
[shrieker noises]

628
00:31:25.091 --> 00:31:26.091
Go!

629
00:31:26.593 --> 00:31:27.343
Noooo...

630
00:31:27.468 --> 00:31:29.345
[shrieker noises]

631
00:31:30.096 --> 00:31:30.638
[shrieker noises]

632
00:31:31.014 --> 00:31:32.014
[gunfire]

633
00:31:32.307 --> 00:31:33.057
[thump]

634
00:31:33.224 --> 00:31:33.766
[shrieker noises]

635
00:31:33.891 --> 00:31:34.642
[gunfire]

636
00:31:34.892 --> 00:31:35.932
[loud banging noises]

637
00:31:36.227 --> 00:31:38.021
[music and sirens]

638
00:31:38.354 --> 00:31:39.689
[shrieker noises]

639
00:31:41.149 --> 00:31:42.817
[gunfire] [Price yelling] Come on.

640
00:31:45.153 --> 00:31:46.153
[shrieker noises]

641
00:31:47.739 --> 00:31:49.574
[gunfire in distance]

642
00:31:50.033 --> 00:31:52.535
Oh god, fucking damn it.

643
00:31:54.078 --> 00:31:57.081
[suspenseful music starts]

644
00:32:00.627 --> 00:32:02.962
[dog tag jingles and rapid footsteps]

645
00:32:05.048 --> 00:32:07.717
Hey stop! Lower your weapon.

646
00:32:08.176 --> 00:32:09.528
You guys need to let me through alright?

647
00:32:09.552 --> 00:32:11.113
My partner might be in trouble.

648
00:32:11.137 --> 00:32:12.138
What are you doing here?

649
00:32:13.222 --> 00:32:14.950
I'm with the 32nd division out of Cairo.

650
00:32:14.974 --> 00:32:16.452
We were redeployed to Dubuque

651
00:32:16.476 --> 00:32:17.786
and ordered to stop here first.

652
00:32:17.810 --> 00:32:18.871
We didn't find anyone.

653
00:32:18.895 --> 00:32:19.789
I went to the roof to look for

654
00:32:19.813 --> 00:32:21.790
other units while the
other remaining person

655
00:32:21.814 --> 00:32:24.067
in my division went
with a civilian to check

656
00:32:24.108 --> 00:32:24.609
the nearby area.

657
00:32:24.942 --> 00:32:27.612
Check his eyes.

658
00:32:29.405 --> 00:32:32.408
[fast paced music]

659
00:32:34.327 --> 00:32:37.622
Normal dilation. All clear.

660
00:32:37.914 --> 00:32:40.100
One of our men went out to
get gas for the generator

661
00:32:40.124 --> 00:32:41.644
and went missing about an hour ago.

662
00:32:41.668 --> 00:32:43.354
We were looking for
him when we ran into you.

663
00:32:43.378 --> 00:32:46.339
I haven't seen him, but I heard gun shots.

664
00:32:46.506 --> 00:32:47.359
We did too.

665
00:32:47.383 --> 00:32:49.360
Not sure where they came from but

666
00:32:49.384 --> 00:32:51.719
we'll find out soon enough. Let's go

667
00:32:53.304 --> 00:32:56.307
[fast paced action music continues]

668
00:32:57.308 --> 00:32:59.560
[door slams shut]

669
00:33:00.228 --> 00:33:02.706
[shrieker noises outside]

670
00:33:02.730 --> 00:33:04.208
[radio static]

671
00:33:04.232 --> 00:33:07.527
This is Adams, can anyone read me?

672
00:33:08.111 --> 00:33:10.071
[shriekers bang on the door]

673
00:33:11.030 --> 00:33:13.342
I'm at the side entrance of the
old theatre Downtown.

674
00:33:13.366 --> 00:33:15.743
There's a few shreikers outside

675
00:33:15.785 --> 00:33:17.054
trying to break-in

676
00:33:17.078 --> 00:33:17.597
[shrieker noises outside]

677
00:33:17.621 --> 00:33:19.580
[radio static]

678
00:33:19.997 --> 00:33:23.000
[flare being lit]

679
00:33:25.461 --> 00:33:26.980
Take the knife.

680
00:33:27.004 --> 00:33:31.193
I need you to cauterize my wound
with this knife

681
00:33:31.217 --> 00:33:32.969
before I bleed out

682
00:33:34.178 --> 00:33:36.013
[gunshots and shriekers screaming]

683
00:33:36.639 --> 00:33:39.642
[Adams screaming]

684
00:33:40.727 --> 00:33:42.812
Adams, you in there?

685
00:33:43.521 --> 00:33:45.273
What's the situation out there?

686
00:33:45.815 --> 00:33:48.615
We got one hostile down, the rest ran off.

687
00:33:51.070 --> 00:33:54.073
[music]

688
00:33:55.491 --> 00:33:56.885
I'm bringing two friendlies.

689
00:33:56.909 --> 00:33:58.554
Yeah yeah. We know.

690
00:33:58.578 --> 00:33:59.638
We don't have a lot of
time to talk right now.

691
00:33:59.662 --> 00:34:00.848
Hendrickson is the last hostile

692
00:34:00.872 --> 00:34:02.015
dead out there?

693
00:34:02.039 --> 00:34:03.934
No, one is still alive
per the doctor's orders.

694
00:34:03.958 --> 00:34:05.060
Let's get him and bring him in.

695
00:34:05.084 --> 00:34:06.895
The doctor's wanna put
on a show once we get

696
00:34:06.919 --> 00:34:08.045
to the bunker

697
00:34:09.130 --> 00:34:10.882
[dark drone sound]

698
00:34:12.049 --> 00:34:13.569
So, where are you taking that one guy?

699
00:34:13.593 --> 00:34:15.279
That one guy is being taken to surgery
for prep.

700
00:34:15.303 --> 00:34:17.740
You guys are gonna go ahead
and take Adams to the med tent.

701
00:34:17.764 --> 00:34:20.404
Corporal Hicks is gonna show
you where your living quarters are at.

702
00:34:21.976 --> 00:34:23.746
(dark suspenseful horror music resumes)

703
00:34:23.770 --> 00:34:25.706
And here you will find the restroom

704
00:34:25.730 --> 00:34:28.751
complete with full shower and hot water.

705
00:34:28.775 --> 00:34:29.752
Hot water?

706
00:34:29.776 --> 00:34:31.295
Hot water.

707
00:34:31.319 --> 00:34:32.779
This is amazing.

708
00:34:33.237 --> 00:34:37.050
Now, you all have to bunk in the same room

709
00:34:37.074 --> 00:34:39.011
but we have plenty of bunk beds for you all

710
00:34:39.035 --> 00:34:40.262
so that shouldn't be a problem.

711
00:34:40.286 --> 00:34:41.597
What the hell happened to everybody here?

712
00:34:41.621 --> 00:34:43.807
If you'd been here few weeks ago there was

713
00:34:43.831 --> 00:34:46.351
thousands of us stationed here. But after.

714
00:34:46.375 --> 00:34:47.811
Dubuque got hit

715
00:34:47.835 --> 00:34:49.438
then everybody started heading east

716
00:34:49.462 --> 00:34:51.857
and shreikers started showing up.

717
00:34:51.881 --> 00:34:53.442
Only a few of us stayed here to help

718
00:34:53.466 --> 00:34:55.778
the doctor to finish his research

719
00:34:55.802 --> 00:34:57.696
[suspenseful horror music]

720
00:34:57.720 --> 00:35:00.223
Anyway, this is the mess hall down here.

721
00:35:01.140 --> 00:35:04.644
It's empty right now but lunch
is at 11 and dinner is at 18.

722
00:35:05.436 --> 00:35:06.771
What's on the menu?

723
00:35:07.271 --> 00:35:08.540
Same thing as everyday.

724
00:35:08.564 --> 00:35:11.001
Fortunately though
because you guys are here

725
00:35:11.025 --> 00:35:12.544
I think the doctor's gonna put on a show

726
00:35:12.568 --> 00:35:13.712
for everyone in the theater.

727
00:35:13.736 --> 00:35:15.130
You guys have a theater here?

728
00:35:15.154 --> 00:35:18.032
We do, you wanna see it?
I'll take you there next.

729
00:35:20.910 --> 00:35:25.123
Alright. So take a seat in the front row
and the doctor will be with you guys shortly

730
00:35:26.207 --> 00:35:27.708
[suspenseful music ends]

731
00:35:29.794 --> 00:35:31.212
[seat creaks]

732
00:35:32.213 --> 00:35:33.813
So, what do you guys think of all this?

733
00:35:34.006 --> 00:35:36.717
This is all just fucking
weird if you ask me.

734
00:35:36.884 --> 00:35:38.164
Yeah, not what I was expecting.

735
00:35:39.720 --> 00:35:42.723
[footsteps and tired breathing]

736
00:35:43.766 --> 00:35:48.229
[music]

737
00:35:48.896 --> 00:35:50.773
This here

738
00:35:53.109 --> 00:35:55.379
is John Derby.

739
00:35:55.403 --> 00:36:00.533
He's from Castle Rock,
Oregon. Born in 1974.

740
00:36:01.033 --> 00:36:03.428
This poor man probably became hungry about

741
00:36:03.452 --> 00:36:06.265
three months ago. Ate one of those

742
00:36:06.289 --> 00:36:09.476
food emergency bars.
Isn't that right, John?

743
00:36:09.500 --> 00:36:11.478
[shrieker noises]

744
00:36:11.502 --> 00:36:13.772
As you've probably seen,

745
00:36:13.796 --> 00:36:16.507
when one is infected, they will
stop at nothing

746
00:36:16.924 --> 00:36:19.218
to attack, maim and kill you.

747
00:36:20.595 --> 00:36:26.309
Unless, you're wearing civilian clothes.

748
00:36:26.934 --> 00:36:29.454
That is why today when you leave the base

749
00:36:29.478 --> 00:36:33.900
you will discard your military outfits

750
00:36:33.941 --> 00:36:35.252
and wear civilian clothes.

751
00:36:35.276 --> 00:36:39.548
Now, if you come across these
creatures they will share

752
00:36:39.572 --> 00:36:42.634
two things in common.

753
00:36:42.658 --> 00:36:46.972
They have a love and addiction to
these bars.

754
00:36:46.996 --> 00:36:49.224
They don't care if it
effects their health or not.

755
00:36:49.248 --> 00:36:51.167
They don't care.

756
00:36:52.376 --> 00:36:54.730
Second.
They're going to force you to eat one.

757
00:36:54.754 --> 00:36:55.814
They want to infect you with the

758
00:36:55.838 --> 00:36:59.276
parasitical nanobots
hidden inside these bars

759
00:36:59.300 --> 00:37:01.153
that once inside your digestive tract,

760
00:37:01.177 --> 00:37:07.784
will begin to build a neural interface
inside your body that allows you to

761
00:37:07.808 --> 00:37:09.578
be controlled like a drone.

762
00:37:09.602 --> 00:37:12.664
If these creatures cannot persuade
you to eat one,

763
00:37:12.688 --> 00:37:14.708
they will force you to eat one of these

764
00:37:14.732 --> 00:37:16.567
or wait until you are defenseless.

765
00:37:16.943 --> 00:37:20.297
One interesting thing
before you start your journey,

766
00:37:20.321 --> 00:37:22.299
for some reason, music seems to

767
00:37:22.323 --> 00:37:25.117
interfere with them.
I want you to watch this...

768
00:37:25.660 --> 00:37:27.161
[robotic beeps]

769
00:37:27.662 --> 00:37:29.121
[opera music starts]

770
00:37:30.414 --> 00:37:32.166
See?

771
00:37:35.086 --> 00:37:36.462
John. John? Can you hear me?

772
00:37:37.922 --> 00:37:41.342
Hey. Yeah.

773
00:37:43.302 --> 00:37:46.722
Where the hell am I?

774
00:37:47.974 --> 00:37:49.868
I can't really see well.

775
00:37:49.892 --> 00:37:54.522
Feels like someone has chained me
to something.

776
00:37:56.273 --> 00:37:58.001
Can you... can you help me?

777
00:37:58.025 --> 00:37:59.211
Sure, I can help you John.

778
00:37:59.235 --> 00:38:00.835
What's the last thing that you remember?

779
00:38:00.945 --> 00:38:02.881
I was home.

780
00:38:02.905 --> 00:38:05.217
I heard a noise.

781
00:38:05.241 --> 00:38:08.637
One of those crates fell from the sky.

782
00:38:08.661 --> 00:38:10.639
I remember looking through it,

783
00:38:10.663 --> 00:38:16.645
finding food and then I just blacked out

784
00:38:16.669 --> 00:38:18.629
and woke up here.

785
00:38:19.171 --> 00:38:24.802
And I'm hungry.
I've never felt this hungry in my life.

786
00:38:27.555 --> 00:38:30.951
Finally because this
effect is only temporary.

787
00:38:30.975 --> 00:38:32.452
It only lasts until the

788
00:38:32.476 --> 00:38:34.037
music is over.

789
00:38:34.061 --> 00:38:39.066
The only cure for this affliction
is, unfortunately, death.

790
00:38:41.027 --> 00:38:46.574
[music grows louder]

791
00:38:47.366 --> 00:38:50.369
[sound of saw]

792
00:38:50.953 --> 00:38:52.830
[shrieker noises]

793
00:38:53.289 --> 00:38:55.809
Yeah, yeah! John Derby!

794
00:38:55.833 --> 00:38:57.460
I can't watch this.

795
00:38:58.544 --> 00:39:01.547
[bones crunching and shrieker screams]

796
00:39:02.882 --> 00:39:05.885
[robotic beeps]

797
00:39:07.344 --> 00:39:11.265
[opera music ends]

798
00:39:11.932 --> 00:39:14.935
[horror music starts]

799
00:39:15.728 --> 00:39:17.122
So, what did you guys think of the show?

800
00:39:17.146 --> 00:39:19.541
Yea, I can't believe that the enemy
is growing those things

801
00:39:19.565 --> 00:39:21.168
in us and they're

802
00:39:21.192 --> 00:39:22.294
able to control us.

803
00:39:22.318 --> 00:39:23.920
Yeah. I saw the doctor extract one,

804
00:39:23.944 --> 00:39:24.797
I couldn't believe it myself.

805
00:39:24.821 --> 00:39:26.340
We call those things "squids".

806
00:39:26.364 --> 00:39:27.841
Keep this under wraps but

807
00:39:27.865 --> 00:39:31.261
the doctor thinks that the enemy
has complete control over them.

808
00:39:31.285 --> 00:39:33.680
They could infiltrate us
and we'd never even know

809
00:39:33.704 --> 00:39:34.824
they were part of them.

810
00:39:35.122 --> 00:39:37.500
Is there any word about
how things are in Michigan?

811
00:39:37.625 --> 00:39:40.145
No, I'd assume it's
as bad as it is here but,

812
00:39:40.169 --> 00:39:41.688
you know, who knows.

813
00:39:41.712 --> 00:39:43.993
I'm sure your fiancé is fine, Rogers.

814
00:39:45.591 --> 00:39:48.135
I'm gonna take a shower and get some rest.

815
00:39:48.636 --> 00:39:51.281
When can we see the general?

816
00:39:51.305 --> 00:39:52.556
First thing tomorrow morning.

817
00:39:53.015 --> 00:39:59.480
[suspenseful horror music builds]

818
00:40:02.691 --> 00:40:05.694
[sound of water in shower]

819
00:40:11.742 --> 00:40:15.121
[sound of door creaking open]

820
00:40:17.039 --> 00:40:18.039
Is anyone there?

821
00:40:20.334 --> 00:40:21.585
What are you doing here?

822
00:40:22.878 --> 00:40:25.357
Look you're not supposed to be in here.

823
00:40:25.381 --> 00:40:27.716
It's okay. You don't
have to be alone anymore.

824
00:40:28.300 --> 00:40:29.969
No, I mean

825
00:40:31.428 --> 00:40:36.851
[suspenseful horror music]

826
00:40:39.019 --> 00:40:40.146
What do you think?

827
00:40:42.273 --> 00:40:47.695
[suspenseful horror music]

828
00:40:50.030 --> 00:40:55.452
[suspenseful horror music]

829
00:41:04.253 --> 00:41:08.400
[moans and sound of bed rocking]

830
00:41:08.424 --> 00:41:09.734
[shrieker noise]

831
00:41:09.758 --> 00:41:12.070
Wake up Emily. Wake up!

832
00:41:12.094 --> 00:41:14.930
Come on, wake up.
It's time to meet the general.

833
00:41:16.307 --> 00:41:18.785
Get ready. We're heading
over to the general's office now.

834
00:41:18.809 --> 00:41:19.810
You should come with.

835
00:41:20.144 --> 00:41:21.384
Okay, just give me a second.

836
00:41:21.687 --> 00:41:23.290
[Emily asked Rogers about
what happened the previous night.]

837
00:41:23.314 --> 00:41:28.128
Hey um about what happened last night?

838
00:41:28.152 --> 00:41:30.839
[She appeared ashamed even confused.]

839
00:41:30.863 --> 00:41:34.134
[Rogers told her after
we had dinner we'd met with]

840
00:41:34.158 --> 00:41:35.969
[Hicks to get our civilian clothes]

841
00:41:35.993 --> 00:41:39.222
[and then we all met back
in our room where she asked]

842
00:41:39.246 --> 00:41:41.516
[how long would it take to
get home from here.]

843
00:41:41.540 --> 00:41:44.102
[before everyone passed out.]

844
00:41:44.126 --> 00:41:46.521
[She'd had another one of those dreams]

845
00:41:46.545 --> 00:41:48.732
[and blacked out to everything.]

846
00:41:48.756 --> 00:41:51.526
[I never asked what she dreamt about]

847
00:41:51.550 --> 00:41:53.111
[as we went to meet General Hyde.]

848
00:41:53.135 --> 00:41:56.865
[The general looked just like the doctor]

849
00:41:56.889 --> 00:41:59.910
[and like him one had to
wonder if he had been recruited]

850
00:41:59.934 --> 00:42:01.828
[straight out of a lunatic asylum]

851
00:42:01.852 --> 00:42:04.039
[or deep out of some jungle.]

852
00:42:04.063 --> 00:42:06.750
[He made us wait in his
office while he talked to]

853
00:42:06.774 --> 00:42:07.918
[someone about rosebuds]

854
00:42:07.942 --> 00:42:12.714
[and how we live as we dream,
alone. We heard him talking]

855
00:42:12.738 --> 00:42:16.384
[about how they planned to strike back
at the Chinese and Russians with nukes.]

856
00:42:16.408 --> 00:42:20.180
[That all they needed was to get a
platoon to a facility in South Dakota]

857
00:42:20.204 --> 00:42:22.265
[and then they could win this war.]

858
00:42:22.289 --> 00:42:25.018
[then he came and he told us
he was providing us with a car]

859
00:42:25.042 --> 00:42:26.377
[for the rest of our journey.]

860
00:42:27.086 --> 00:42:28.688
[Then he briefed us on our mission.]

861
00:42:28.712 --> 00:42:32.067
[We were assigned to bring
Emily home to her parents]

862
00:42:32.091 --> 00:42:34.319
[and then we were to head to a base]

863
00:42:34.343 --> 00:42:35.987
[where we would meet
other units for the final]

864
00:42:36.011 --> 00:42:37.388
[push against the enemy]

865
00:42:37.805 --> 00:42:39.074
Alright, here's your satellite phone.

866
00:42:39.098 --> 00:42:41.475
Just shake it for a minute
and you'll have some power.

867
00:42:42.184 --> 00:42:43.912
Now, the general will text you with orders.

868
00:42:43.936 --> 00:42:45.896
You're to report anything you see.

869
00:42:46.188 --> 00:42:48.748
But, I don't understand.
We have to take her home too?

870
00:42:48.983 --> 00:42:50.859
And then head north to Sawyer.

871
00:42:50.943 --> 00:42:52.629
Well, the general has
you going through Oshkosh

872
00:42:52.653 --> 00:42:54.738
for reconnaissance purposes only

873
00:42:54.863 --> 00:42:56.258
and that's just in case the
troops stationed at McCoy

874
00:42:56.282 --> 00:42:56.925
have to fall back

875
00:42:56.949 --> 00:42:57.885
somewhere safe to lay low.

876
00:42:57.909 --> 00:42:59.829
It should all be there in your orders.

877
00:43:00.244 --> 00:43:01.036
[keys jingling]

878
00:43:01.203 --> 00:43:02.389
You're gonna have to drive at night

879
00:43:02.413 --> 00:43:04.182
or when it's partly cloudy to
avoid being detected

880
00:43:04.206 --> 00:43:05.642
by their satellites.

881
00:43:05.666 --> 00:43:06.851
And what happens if we don't?

882
00:43:06.875 --> 00:43:08.520
Well, I can't say for sure but,

883
00:43:08.544 --> 00:43:11.773
what I can say that anyone
we sent up north who didn't

884
00:43:11.797 --> 00:43:14.508
follow those orders never returned.

885
00:43:15.009 --> 00:43:16.736
She's filled up and ready to go

886
00:43:16.760 --> 00:43:18.655
I adjusted the clock so
you'll know what time it is

887
00:43:18.679 --> 00:43:20.490
and I put a post-it that reminds you

888
00:43:20.514 --> 00:43:22.158
what time not to drive.

889
00:43:22.182 --> 00:43:24.661
If there's storm or the sky is overcast

890
00:43:24.685 --> 00:43:26.270
then it's okay to drive.

891
00:43:26.895 --> 00:43:29.708
[dreamy electronic music]

892
00:43:29.732 --> 00:43:32.735
[thunder in distance]

893
00:43:33.068 --> 00:43:35.904
[dreamy electronic music]

894
00:43:36.864 --> 00:43:39.867
[thunder in distance]

895
00:43:42.244 --> 00:43:43.996
What you doing?

896
00:43:44.246 --> 00:43:46.599
Just reporting back to the general

897
00:43:46.623 --> 00:43:48.667
that we saw nothing in the first hour.

898
00:43:49.293 --> 00:43:50.461
I'm going to take a piss.

899
00:43:51.670 --> 00:43:52.880
Roger that.

900
00:43:53.005 --> 00:43:55.358
It's a shame that you can't use
that to call your fiance.

901
00:43:55.382 --> 00:43:56.050
What's her name?

902
00:43:56.383 --> 00:43:58.552
Yeah it is a shame.

903
00:43:58.677 --> 00:43:59.613
What about Price?

904
00:43:59.637 --> 00:44:00.905
What about him?

905
00:44:00.929 --> 00:44:03.057
You think he has a wife
or girlfriend back home?

906
00:44:03.640 --> 00:44:06.953
Price? Have you heard the
guy talk about books? [Laughs]

907
00:44:06.977 --> 00:44:10.230
No, Price is most definitely a virgin.

908
00:44:10.939 --> 00:44:12.900
[car door opens]

909
00:44:15.944 --> 00:44:17.172
What's up guys?

910
00:44:17.196 --> 00:44:21.134
Not much. We were,

911
00:44:21.158 --> 00:44:24.536
we were just talking about your love
for dead poets.

912
00:44:24.578 --> 00:44:28.165
Which one? Horace, Hughes,
Rimbaud. Love'em all man.

913
00:44:29.375 --> 00:44:31.311
Oh we bet you do.

914
00:44:31.335 --> 00:44:36.507
Hey, I had an idea. Remember how
the Chinese were playing those oldies?

915
00:44:36.548 --> 00:44:39.176
Oh yeah. Let's try it.

916
00:44:41.053 --> 00:44:42.864
[Honky Ponky music plays]

917
00:44:42.888 --> 00:44:45.891
There you go!

918
00:44:47.059 --> 00:44:49.954
[Honky Ponky music plays] [Rogers] I don't
know this song. [Price] Dude you know it.

919
00:44:49.978 --> 00:44:52.624
[Honky Ponky music plays] [Emily] Oh I love
this song. It's one of my dad's favorites.

920
00:44:52.648 --> 00:44:54.048
[Honky Ponky music plays]

921
00:44:55.067 --> 00:44:56.378
I think we need to raise the stakes a bit.

922
00:44:56.402 --> 00:44:58.338
I vote for strip poker.

923
00:44:58.362 --> 00:44:59.006
Calm down.

924
00:44:59.030 --> 00:45:03.593
I think that Price needs to start
wagering that six-pack he brought

925
00:45:03.617 --> 00:45:04.761
from the bunker.

926
00:45:04.785 --> 00:45:09.474
Hey, you both can go fuck yourselves.
Besides, no drinking and driving.

927
00:45:09.498 --> 00:45:10.874
Seriously?

928
00:45:11.291 --> 00:45:14.586
Fine. Just one.

929
00:45:15.212 --> 00:45:16.213
Thank you!

930
00:45:16.713 --> 00:45:17.713
Can I have one?

931
00:45:18.048 --> 00:45:19.968
Hell no, you didn't win that game of poker

932
00:45:21.635 --> 00:45:26.473
[Honky Ponky music plays]

933
00:45:29.226 --> 00:45:35.732
[Honky Ponky music plays]

934
00:45:36.233 --> 00:45:37.919
There's no point in
thinking about tomorrow.

935
00:45:37.943 --> 00:45:41.798
The only thing any of us care about right
now is living in the moment or at least for

936
00:45:41.822 --> 00:45:46.827
another hour. An hour is a big deal in a
world like this. Wake up Emily. Wake up!

937
00:45:47.286 --> 00:45:49.597
Emily, wake up!

938
00:45:49.621 --> 00:45:50.765
Oh my god, what happened?

939
00:45:50.789 --> 00:45:51.789
You fell asleep.

940
00:45:52.082 --> 00:45:55.311
Yeah you, you sleep a lot.

941
00:45:55.335 --> 00:45:57.147
I've actually never seen
anybody sleep so much.

942
00:45:57.171 --> 00:45:58.255
So, what's the plan?

943
00:45:58.464 --> 00:46:03.760
Well, we're gonna drive through the night
and we should make it to Oshkosh by morning.

944
00:46:04.052 --> 00:46:08.283
Great. I can't wait to see my parents.
What about your parents?

945
00:46:08.307 --> 00:46:13.520
Bunch of rich assholes but I love'em.
They were in Europe when the blackout hit.

946
00:46:13.562 --> 00:46:15.314
So they're probably fine.

947
00:46:15.522 --> 00:46:19.711
Well, my dad died when I was little and I
never got to meet him. Cancer got my mom

948
00:46:19.735 --> 00:46:20.777
a few years ago.

949
00:46:21.862 --> 00:46:23.197
I'm sorry, that's sad.

950
00:46:23.322 --> 00:46:24.615
Well, that's life.

951
00:46:25.157 --> 00:46:26.759
[sad music]

952
00:46:26.783 --> 00:46:27.783
[exhales]

953
00:46:28.785 --> 00:46:30.665
So, what are you gonna
do when we drop you off?

954
00:46:30.996 --> 00:46:35.518
Well, I was thinking about that actually.
With everything that's going on,

955
00:46:35.542 --> 00:46:37.145
I don't know if it's safe to stay there.

956
00:46:37.169 --> 00:46:39.588
There isn't anywhere that's safe right now.

957
00:46:40.005 --> 00:46:41.298
I was thinking Canada.

958
00:46:41.590 --> 00:46:43.860
I'd assume Canada was attacked too.

959
00:46:43.884 --> 00:46:45.844
So, there's just nowhere safe to go?

960
00:46:45.886 --> 00:46:47.447
You're safe with us right now.

961
00:46:47.471 --> 00:46:49.515
Yeah, but for how long?

962
00:46:50.057 --> 00:46:52.351
Let's put some music on, yeah?

963
00:46:52.768 --> 00:46:55.771
[guitar music]

964
00:46:56.647 --> 00:47:02.462
In the whole of your absurd past, you
discover so much that's absurd. So much

965
00:47:02.486 --> 00:47:08.283
deceit and betrayal that it might be a good
idea to stop feeling young this instant

966
00:47:09.451 --> 00:47:15.832
to wait for your youth to break away from
you and pass you by. To watch it going away

967
00:47:16.291 --> 00:47:22.440
receding in the distance, to see all your
vanity, run your hand through the abyss

968
00:47:22.464 --> 00:47:29.155
that it has left behind. Take one last
look at it and then start moving forward.

969
00:47:29.179 --> 00:47:37.179
Make sure your youth has really evaporated.
Then calmly, all by yourself, cross to the other

970
00:47:38.605 --> 00:47:42.526
side of time to see what people,
and things, really look like.

971
00:47:42.901 --> 00:47:45.904
[thunder in distance]

972
00:47:46.113 --> 00:47:54.113
[crows cawing and orchestral music]

973
00:48:01.670 --> 00:48:03.547
Home sweet home.

974
00:48:04.339 --> 00:48:09.404
Alright, we have to park and head on
foot from here. We'll come back to the car

975
00:48:09.428 --> 00:48:11.305
around 11:30.

976
00:48:12.681 --> 00:48:16.768
[motorcycle in distance]

977
00:48:16.977 --> 00:48:18.186
You guys hear that?

978
00:48:18.437 --> 00:48:20.439
Yeah, it sounds like a motorcycle.

979
00:48:20.564 --> 00:48:21.857
Strange.

980
00:48:22.441 --> 00:48:23.601
Maybe its one of ours.

981
00:48:24.067 --> 00:48:25.067
Maybe?

982
00:48:25.861 --> 00:48:27.964
You guys sure you wanna walk?

983
00:48:27.988 --> 00:48:30.407
Yeah, we got about six hours to burn

984
00:48:34.244 --> 00:48:37.247
[footsteps]

985
00:48:41.376 --> 00:48:44.379
[crow cawing]

986
00:48:44.796 --> 00:48:47.799
[intense orchestral music]

987
00:48:49.009 --> 00:48:52.095
Mom! Dad! I'm home.

988
00:48:52.846 --> 00:48:53.930
I don't like this.

989
00:48:54.097 --> 00:48:56.826
Me neither. Just like the other towns.

990
00:48:56.850 --> 00:48:58.411
Maybe they're sleeping.

991
00:48:58.435 --> 00:48:59.853
Check the perimeter...

992
00:49:04.441 --> 00:49:05.817
[Screaming]

993
00:49:08.945 --> 00:49:13.825
Those fuckers killed my parents. Mom? Mom!

994
00:49:15.535 --> 00:49:17.579
Please don't leave me.

995
00:49:21.041 --> 00:49:22.959
Please don't leave me.

996
00:49:26.755 --> 00:49:32.678
They were supposed to be here making
breakfast. I was gonna sleep in my bedroom.

997
00:49:34.846 --> 00:49:40.435
And tell them about everything
that I saw I was going to.

998
00:49:40.519 --> 00:49:47.752
Emily, I know you're feeling a lot of pain
right now. But you need to calm down okay?

999
00:49:47.776 --> 00:49:53.675
Alright listen to me. The body is still
warm, which means the killer might still

1000
00:49:53.699 --> 00:49:57.011
be in the house okay?
Are you listening to me?

1001
00:49:57.035 --> 00:49:59.889
Me and Rogers are going to make sure

1002
00:49:59.913 --> 00:50:02.499
the house is still clear, ok?

1003
00:50:03.458 --> 00:50:06.461
[dark orchestral music]

1004
00:50:10.882 --> 00:50:13.885
[dark orchestral music]

1005
00:50:18.890 --> 00:50:21.893
[dark orchestral music]

1006
00:50:22.936 --> 00:50:25.564
[Rogers off screen] All clear in here.

1007
00:50:26.273 --> 00:50:27.774
Clear outside as well.

1008
00:50:28.483 --> 00:50:30.795
I found tracks leading into the
forest in the backyard.

1009
00:50:30.819 --> 00:50:34.823
Tracks? You mean from the
person who killed them?

1010
00:50:34.865 --> 00:50:37.492
Most likely.

1011
00:50:37.659 --> 00:50:38.243
Can we follow them?

1012
00:50:38.493 --> 00:50:43.123
Maybe. I mean, well it depends if
the tracks continue where they are now.

1013
00:50:43.248 --> 00:50:48.170
Wait, wait, wait. No. This is a war zone,
it maybe better to get the hell out of here.

1014
00:50:50.756 --> 00:50:53.609
No, I want to kill
whoever did this to them.

1015
00:50:53.633 --> 00:51:01.284
Okay, fine. We'll give you one day.
One. If we don't find them by then, we're

1016
00:51:01.308 --> 00:51:05.061
heading north to Sawyer
with or without you. Got it?

1017
00:51:06.897 --> 00:51:14.897
[dark orchestral music]

1018
00:51:19.701 --> 00:51:27.701
[dark orchestral music]

1019
00:51:32.464 --> 00:51:35.467
[footsteps]

1020
00:51:35.967 --> 00:51:37.945
Looks like the trail ends here.

1021
00:51:37.969 --> 00:51:39.447
We tried.

1022
00:51:39.471 --> 00:51:41.449
No, let's cross the water and keep looking.

1023
00:51:41.473 --> 00:51:44.619
Listen, we've been out here for eight hours
now, alright? So maybe best to get back to

1024
00:51:44.643 --> 00:51:45.703
the car.

1025
00:51:45.727 --> 00:51:47.395
You promised to help me.

1026
00:51:47.979 --> 00:51:50.398
I mean we can give her till sundown...

1027
00:51:52.192 --> 00:51:53.443
Fine.

1028
00:51:54.778 --> 00:52:02.778
[dark orchestral music]

1029
00:52:11.503 --> 00:52:12.647
Quiet.

1030
00:52:12.671 --> 00:52:14.339
What is it?

1031
00:52:16.299 --> 00:52:17.299
Smell that?

1032
00:52:18.093 --> 00:52:19.803
Fire.

1033
00:52:20.595 --> 00:52:23.014
Yeah, looks like the trail's
not so cold after all.

1034
00:52:29.855 --> 00:52:31.481
[grunt]

1035
00:52:39.489 --> 00:52:41.384
Asian soldier by a campfire.

1036
00:52:41.408 --> 00:52:42.760
Chinese paratrooper?

1037
00:52:42.784 --> 00:52:48.099
Could be. But he's wearing a US army
uniform though. Could be a deserter.

1038
00:52:48.123 --> 00:52:49.541
What do we do?

1039
00:52:50.834 --> 00:52:54.594
I'm going to message the general. The
orders are to phone in anything unusual.

1040
00:52:57.799 --> 00:53:04.448
Remember at the farm house when I asked if
I could join you and you asked if I meant

1041
00:53:04.472 --> 00:53:11.187
the army? Yeah? Well, could I still enlist?

1042
00:53:11.313 --> 00:53:18.194
Of course.
Talk to Rogers about that later.

1043
00:53:18.236 --> 00:53:22.532
Alright, the general messaged back,
they said find out what we can from the guy

1044
00:53:22.574 --> 00:53:27.847
down there. Now he thinks that Chinese
paratroopers might be disguised like us and

1045
00:53:27.871 --> 00:53:32.125
talk like us and put in places like
these to control their aerial drones.

1046
00:53:34.127 --> 00:53:37.881
Alright, let's wait for nightfall
and suprise him. Got it?

1047
00:53:38.131 --> 00:53:39.507
Got it.

1048
00:53:41.509 --> 00:53:46.806
[dark orchestral music continues]

1049
00:53:47.891 --> 00:53:51.478
Don't try anything funny. Are you alone?

1050
00:53:51.561 --> 00:53:54.105
Don't shoot man. I'm not one of them.

1051
00:53:54.147 --> 00:53:55.333
He asked if you're alone.

1052
00:53:55.357 --> 00:53:58.377
Yeah, man. It's just me. Everyone in
my company was killed by those things.

1053
00:53:58.401 --> 00:53:59.378
What are you doing out here?

1054
00:53:59.402 --> 00:54:01.631
Trying to stay alive. What about you?

1055
00:54:01.655 --> 00:54:04.175
Don't worry about what we're doing.
Where are you from?

1056
00:54:04.199 --> 00:54:05.052
Missouri.

1057
00:54:05.076 --> 00:54:06.053
What town in Missouri?

1058
00:54:06.077 --> 00:54:09.597
I grew up in St. Louis but was living in a
town called Columbia when the blackout started.

1059
00:54:09.621 --> 00:54:10.497
Tell us about it.

1060
00:54:10.580 --> 00:54:13.517
It's kind of a shit of a place. I mean
there's this taco place there I worked at

1061
00:54:13.541 --> 00:54:15.710
nothing much else there to be honest...

1062
00:54:16.086 --> 00:54:17.837
What are you doing out here alone?

1063
00:54:18.046 --> 00:54:21.901
The radio said to head east so I
volunteered to join and went east with a

1064
00:54:21.925 --> 00:54:26.596
company of soldiers that drafted me. We
were deployed to McCoy but when we got there

1065
00:54:26.638 --> 00:54:28.157
everyone was dead.

1066
00:54:28.181 --> 00:54:29.683
I don't fucking believe you.

1067
00:54:30.392 --> 00:54:31.832
Listen man, I'm telling the truth.

1068
00:54:32.102 --> 00:54:36.773
I'm gonna give you to the count of ten and your
no good lying deserter ass is gonna tell me

1069
00:54:36.815 --> 00:54:40.151
exactly what I wanna know or I'm
gonna blow your fucking brains out.

1070
00:54:40.193 --> 00:54:40.819
I'm not lying.

1071
00:54:40.860 --> 00:54:43.255
10.9.

1072
00:54:43.279 --> 00:54:44.256
What else do you want to know?

1073
00:54:44.280 --> 00:54:46.258
8.7.

1074
00:54:46.282 --> 00:54:47.969
I was fat before pandemic, like really fat.

1075
00:54:47.993 --> 00:54:50.012
6.5.

1076
00:54:50.036 --> 00:54:54.100
I used to play World of Warcraft for hours
and one time I played for 24 hours with my

1077
00:54:54.124 --> 00:54:58.688
friends and all we ate was fig newtons and
drank Dr. Pepper, I mean I passed out on my

1078
00:54:58.712 --> 00:55:01.732
computer and my parents found me,
thought I was dead.

1079
00:55:01.756 --> 00:55:03.859
4.3.2.

1080
00:55:03.883 --> 00:55:06.763
Seriously, I'm not lying. Please
don't shoot me I don't wanna die.

1081
00:55:07.137 --> 00:55:08.555
1.

1082
00:55:09.973 --> 00:55:13.059
Okay. I believe you...

1083
00:55:13.685 --> 00:55:14.454
[Gun shot]

1084
00:55:14.478 --> 00:55:15.798
[Orchestral music fades out]

1085
00:55:16.062 --> 00:55:18.314
What the fuck is wrong with you?

1086
00:55:18.773 --> 00:55:20.483
Fucking shit...

1087
00:55:20.859 --> 00:55:22.402
He killed my parents.

1088
00:55:22.861 --> 00:55:24.005
We don't know that...

1089
00:55:24.029 --> 00:55:30.326
They said that Chinese paratroopers
will look like us and act like us.

1090
00:55:30.702 --> 00:55:34.473
We don't know if he was one of them.
He could've been one of us.

1091
00:55:34.497 --> 00:55:36.142
He killed my mom.

1092
00:55:36.166 --> 00:55:40.938
You crazy fucking bitch. We were
interrogating him. We were getting intel.

1093
00:55:40.962 --> 00:55:43.006
Killed my dad.

1094
00:55:43.715 --> 00:55:47.802
Yeah congrats. The real killer
could still be out there. Handle her.

1095
00:55:48.428 --> 00:55:51.431
[sad music]

1096
00:55:52.307 --> 00:55:56.436
What's the point of this?
I mean, why go on?

1097
00:55:57.270 --> 00:56:03.485
You wanna know who the real enemy is?
The real enemy are the people who launched

1098
00:56:03.526 --> 00:56:07.530
the EMP attack. They are the people who
have been dropping those crates full of bars

1099
00:56:07.614 --> 00:56:12.327
that turn people into killers. They are
the people who invaded our country.

1100
00:56:12.535 --> 00:56:13.472
What about him?

1101
00:56:13.496 --> 00:56:15.705
Don't worry about him!

1102
00:56:17.373 --> 00:56:19.375
I know he killed them!

1103
00:56:20.710 --> 00:56:23.505
I know what you're going through.

1104
00:56:24.339 --> 00:56:25.840
I'm tired.

1105
00:56:27.926 --> 00:56:29.594
I know.

1106
00:56:31.221 --> 00:56:35.391
We'll camp here tonight. We'll have
to take turns watching the perimeter.

1107
00:56:35.517 --> 00:56:36.557
What did the general say?

1108
00:56:37.393 --> 00:56:38.393
Sawyer's gone.

1109
00:56:38.895 --> 00:56:39.895
What do you mean gone?

1110
00:56:40.688 --> 00:56:44.067
Here! Read it yourself.

1111
00:56:44.943 --> 00:56:47.946
[sad music continues]

1112
00:56:49.239 --> 00:56:50.841
What the fuck?

1113
00:56:50.865 --> 00:56:52.075
What's wrong?

1114
00:56:53.910 --> 00:56:59.558
It says that the place we were supposed
to go, everyone there is assumed dead or

1115
00:56:59.582 --> 00:57:01.143
compromised.

1116
00:57:01.167 --> 00:57:06.065
Our orders have changed. We have to meet
up with a platoon that has been walking

1117
00:57:06.089 --> 00:57:08.089
from Washington D.C.

1118
00:57:08.299 --> 00:57:09.717
To do what?

1119
00:57:10.343 --> 00:57:13.322
Well, they have the codes to the nukes. We
have to help them to get those codes to a

1120
00:57:13.346 --> 00:57:14.949
facility in South Dakota.

1121
00:57:14.973 --> 00:57:15.973
Then what?

1122
00:57:16.015 --> 00:57:17.701
Then the missiles fly...

1123
00:57:17.725 --> 00:57:20.061
And then we get our revenge.

1124
00:57:20.520 --> 00:57:24.149
We have a long day tomorrow. So let's
get something to eat. Get some sleep.

1125
00:57:25.066 --> 00:57:27.277
Price, you take first watch.

1126
00:57:27.777 --> 00:57:30.464
[sad music]

1127
00:57:30.488 --> 00:57:34.802
There's something sad about people going
to sleep sometimes. You can see they don't

1128
00:57:34.826 --> 00:57:38.226
give a damn about whether they're
getting what they want out of life or not.

1129
00:57:39.080 --> 00:57:44.752
You can see they don't ever try to understand
what we're here for, they just don't care.

1130
00:57:45.086 --> 00:57:49.650
Not much music left inside of us for life
to dance to. Our youth has gone to the ends

1131
00:57:49.674 --> 00:57:55.781
of the earth to die in the silence of the
truth and where I ask, can a man manage to

1132
00:57:55.805 --> 00:58:00.310
escape to when he doesn't have
any madness left inside of him?

1133
00:58:02.687 --> 00:58:06.691
You fucking bitch don't move
and don't touch the fucking gun!

1134
00:58:07.066 --> 00:58:09.027
[footsteps]

1135
00:58:10.278 --> 00:58:10.778
What the...

1136
00:58:10.904 --> 00:58:12.780
How many of you are there?

1137
00:58:14.449 --> 00:58:17.160
Three.
We are here on General Hyde's orders...

1138
00:58:17.702 --> 00:58:20.288
We know. Who are you?

1139
00:58:20.872 --> 00:58:22.874
I'm Lieutenant Rogers.

1140
00:58:22.999 --> 00:58:27.813
Ok, Lieutenant! Tell me whose idea was it to
light a fire with smoke so big you could be

1141
00:58:27.837 --> 00:58:29.231
seen for miles out?

1142
00:58:29.255 --> 00:58:31.633
That dead guy over there...

1143
00:58:31.758 --> 00:58:32.758
Who killed him?

1144
00:58:33.218 --> 00:58:33.695
I did.

1145
00:58:33.719 --> 00:58:36.572
He give you this sad story about
him growing up in the states being fat

1146
00:58:36.596 --> 00:58:38.574
and playing video games?

1147
00:58:38.598 --> 00:58:39.617
Yeah.

1148
00:58:39.641 --> 00:58:43.728
Those things are just like shriekers but
much more advanced. They're meant to

1149
00:58:43.853 --> 00:58:48.334
infiltrate, look and talk just like us. We
think the enemy was experimenting on

1150
00:58:48.358 --> 00:58:50.211
them for months before the blackout.

1151
00:58:50.235 --> 00:58:51.837
So he wasn't one of us?

1152
00:58:51.861 --> 00:58:53.589
Probably not...

1153
00:58:53.613 --> 00:58:55.716
Who are you guys?

1154
00:58:55.740 --> 00:58:58.093
We are what's left of the
83rd airborne out of D.C.

1155
00:58:58.117 --> 00:58:59.470
You know our orders...

1156
00:58:59.494 --> 00:59:03.182
We're to meet up with us in two
days at Beaver Dam. We know.

1157
00:59:03.206 --> 00:59:04.206
But you're here.

1158
00:59:04.332 --> 00:59:07.686
The orders had fake coordinates in case
our communications were compromised.

1159
00:59:07.710 --> 00:59:12.149
We were about 8 miles out when the general
sent us to your direction. Smoke from your

1160
00:59:12.173 --> 00:59:14.777
little fire did the rest.

1161
00:59:14.801 --> 00:59:17.136
Do you guys have any of the
enemy radios on you?

1162
00:59:17.262 --> 00:59:18.364
Yeah, I got one.

1163
00:59:18.388 --> 00:59:21.158
Give it to me and the one you're
using to talk to the general.

1164
00:59:21.182 --> 00:59:24.036
What do you need them for? In
case they can track us with it...

1165
00:59:24.060 --> 00:59:28.189
Alright, all of you. Get your
stuff and let's go. Come on.

1166
00:59:28.898 --> 00:59:31.025
Let's go. Move!

1167
00:59:45.623 --> 00:59:48.626
[music ends]

1168
00:59:50.295 --> 00:59:51.295
Move it!

1169
00:59:51.546 --> 00:59:52.546
I'm tired.

1170
00:59:52.714 --> 00:59:54.474
I don't give a fuck if you're tired.

1171
00:59:59.929 --> 01:00:01.323
Are you serious right now?

1172
01:00:01.347 --> 01:00:03.075
So the three of you are civilians?

1173
01:00:03.099 --> 01:00:05.643
Yeah. Price and I were drafted
right after the blackout.

1174
01:00:06.394 --> 01:00:08.855
I offered to enlist yesterday.

1175
01:00:08.896 --> 01:00:13.401
Alright, We'll take a break and rest over
this way. Edwards, you check their supplies?

1176
01:00:13.526 --> 01:00:14.545
They didn't have any...

1177
01:00:14.569 --> 01:00:16.630
We left them in a car in Oshkosh...

1178
01:00:16.654 --> 01:00:19.657
We'll make a supply
run at the next town then.

1179
01:00:20.742 --> 01:00:22.118
[radio] Where you boys at?

1180
01:00:22.952 --> 01:00:25.163
About two days East of the Mississippi.

1181
01:00:25.455 --> 01:00:27.891
[radio] So the codes should
be there in two weeks then?

1182
01:00:27.915 --> 01:00:30.752
Yeah. Assuming no more detours...

1183
01:00:30.877 --> 01:00:32.503
Who's that?

1184
01:00:33.963 --> 01:00:38.468
That was Sandra from Central Command
or what's left of it anyway. Never met her.

1185
01:00:38.509 --> 01:00:42.740
But she's been giving us orders on where
to go since D.C. She still has access to

1186
01:00:42.764 --> 01:00:46.476
satellites and has been guiding us with the
codes so we can strike back at the enemy.

1187
01:00:46.642 --> 01:00:50.146
Truth to be told, if it wasn't for her
we wouldn't be even here right now.

1188
01:00:50.563 --> 01:00:53.566
[dark music rises]

1189
01:00:54.067 --> 01:00:56.069
[radio static]

1190
01:00:57.487 --> 01:01:00.490
[robotic beeping]

1191
01:01:03.326 --> 01:01:06.329
[robotic beeping increases]

1192
01:01:13.002 --> 01:01:16.005
[robotic beeps]

1193
01:01:21.344 --> 01:01:23.096
[shrieks]

1194
01:01:23.513 --> 01:01:28.851
[jets, gunfire and explosions]

1195
01:01:30.728 --> 01:01:32.568
[sound of plane in sky] Do you hear that?

1196
01:01:33.022 --> 01:01:34.262
Sounds like a jet.

1197
01:01:34.816 --> 01:01:36.943
Price, go check it out.

1198
01:01:37.652 --> 01:01:40.655
[Adventurous orchestral music begins]

1199
01:01:41.197 --> 01:01:45.326
[sound of jets]

1200
01:01:47.912 --> 01:01:49.580
[sound of explosion]

1201
01:01:50.581 --> 01:01:52.417
Where the hell is Price?

1202
01:01:53.209 --> 01:01:54.895
We thought we heard a jet.

1203
01:01:54.919 --> 01:01:55.962
A jet?

1204
01:01:59.424 --> 01:02:05.596
Guys, I just saw a plane get
shot down. I think its one of ours.

1205
01:02:05.721 --> 01:02:07.408
Nah. That's impossible.

1206
01:02:07.432 --> 01:02:10.352
Maybe we should check it out
just in case the pilot is still alive.

1207
01:02:10.852 --> 01:02:15.731
No. Look, we can't deviate from the mission.
Price I want you to go checkout the jet

1208
01:02:15.773 --> 01:02:19.944
and then meet us at the river crossing in
Lacrosse. It's about a two days walk from

1209
01:02:19.986 --> 01:02:24.091
here. If you can make
it, you can rejoin us if not.

1210
01:02:24.115 --> 01:02:25.217
You're on your own.

1211
01:02:25.241 --> 01:02:27.326
Alright, let's move.

1212
01:02:30.288 --> 01:02:38.288
[Music]

1213
01:02:49.599 --> 01:02:50.617
Who are you with?

1214
01:02:50.641 --> 01:02:57.690
With the 32nd of the Cairo. I
got redeployed by General Hyde.

1215
01:02:58.024 --> 01:03:00.752
Now I'm with a platoon that's bringing
the codes to fire the nukes back at the

1216
01:03:00.776 --> 01:03:05.239
enemy. We are gonna
get those fucking bastards.

1217
01:03:06.157 --> 01:03:07.797
Let me try to stop bleeding...

1218
01:03:09.827 --> 01:03:14.683
Nukes. Trinity, are you hearing this?

1219
01:03:14.707 --> 01:03:16.834
[Trinity] Yes, it's worse than I feared.

1220
01:03:17.043 --> 01:03:18.377
Is he safe?

1221
01:03:19.587 --> 01:03:21.506
[Trinity] Look directly at him.

1222
01:03:23.799 --> 01:03:28.947
[Trinity] Analyzing. He's
not infected. Civilian recruited

1223
01:03:28.971 --> 01:03:32.159
[Trinity] by one of the militias. His
social media, web and text message

1224
01:03:32.183 --> 01:03:34.944
[Trinity] history raise no red flags.

1225
01:03:34.977 --> 01:03:37.897
Okay. Good.

1226
01:03:40.566 --> 01:03:42.878
Who are you with?

1227
01:03:42.902 --> 01:03:47.865
I was sent to China...
...on a recon mission.

1228
01:03:48.533 --> 01:03:56.533
When they had their blackout, the one before
ours. But listen that's not important.

1229
01:03:58.084 --> 01:04:06.084
Take these. I need you to bring these
to a CIA analyst named the Russian.

1230
01:04:10.888 --> 01:04:18.888
He's in hiding on an island on
Lake Superior called Isle Royale.

1231
01:04:20.314 --> 01:04:21.125
But I have my.

1232
01:04:21.149 --> 01:04:23.651
Fuck your orders, sergeant!

1233
01:04:25.570 --> 01:04:29.240
The survival of the human race
depends on you getting these to him.

1234
01:04:29.574 --> 01:04:30.801
What about you?

1235
01:04:30.825 --> 01:04:36.390
Don't worry about me. I'm as good as dead.

1236
01:04:36.414 --> 01:04:38.416
How do I find him? Where do I go?

1237
01:04:38.624 --> 01:04:46.007
Trinity. Trinity will guide you.

1238
01:04:46.048 --> 01:04:47.818
Who's Trinity?

1239
01:04:47.842 --> 01:04:55.842
She's the one... and...

1240
01:04:58.436 --> 01:05:06.003
[Music]

1241
01:05:06.027 --> 01:05:07.546
[radio static and bleeps]

1242
01:05:07.570 --> 01:05:09.447
[Trinity] Daniel Price, can you hear me?

1243
01:05:11.949 --> 01:05:13.760
Yeah. Is this Trinity?

1244
01:05:13.784 --> 01:05:15.846
[Trinity] Yes, I need you to do me a favor.

1245
01:05:15.870 --> 01:05:17.264
What?

1246
01:05:17.288 --> 01:05:19.266
[Trinity] Do you have the bag and the
radio Commander Reeves gave to you?

1247
01:05:19.290 --> 01:05:20.059
Yeah.

1248
01:05:20.083 --> 01:05:22.769
[Trinity]
Good. I need you to run north. Right now.

1249
01:05:22.793 --> 01:05:26.315
[Trinity] As fast as possible. You're
not safe here. Satellite imagery

1250
01:05:26.339 --> 01:05:27.899
[Trinity]
shows hundreds of shriekers converging

1251
01:05:27.923 --> 01:05:31.403
[Trinity] on this position. I'll fill
you in later once you reach safety.

1252
01:05:31.427 --> 01:05:34.430
[radio bleep and static]

1253
01:05:35.097 --> 01:05:37.266
[robotic sounds]

1254
01:05:40.436 --> 01:05:43.439
[dark riser and sound of shrieker]

1255
01:05:43.898 --> 01:05:45.334
What is it?

1256
01:05:45.358 --> 01:05:46.798
I thought I heard something.

1257
01:05:47.443 --> 01:05:51.965
It might be that one motherfucker out of you
three that's useful and decided to show up.

1258
01:05:51.989 --> 01:05:53.589
No, no, it's too soon for that...

1259
01:05:53.741 --> 01:05:57.203
Look there's nothing out there.
Let's keep going.

1260
01:05:59.205 --> 01:06:00.206
Come on!

1261
01:06:00.623 --> 01:06:02.208
Eyes up!

1262
01:06:03.417 --> 01:06:08.631
[thunder rumbling]

1263
01:06:10.758 --> 01:06:13.761
[fast breathing]

1264
01:06:14.387 --> 01:06:15.680
Rogers?

1265
01:06:19.141 --> 01:06:22.311
Holy shit! Small world man...

1266
01:06:22.937 --> 01:06:25.540
Hey, what the hell are you doing
out here in the middle of nowhere?

1267
01:06:25.564 --> 01:06:29.985
I was stationed at McCoy
when it was overrun...

1268
01:06:30.444 --> 01:06:31.779
[grunts in pain]

1269
01:06:33.989 --> 01:06:35.533
A shrieker got me.

1270
01:06:35.991 --> 01:06:38.136
You know this soldier?

1271
01:06:38.160 --> 01:06:40.097
Yeah, he grew up down the street from me.

1272
01:06:40.121 --> 01:06:42.289
Help him up!

1273
01:06:43.290 --> 01:06:45.167
[thunder in distance]

1274
01:06:45.835 --> 01:06:47.795
Sounds like a storm's coming.

1275
01:06:51.424 --> 01:06:58.448
There's a country house about a half
mile down that path. I've been hiding there

1276
01:06:58.472 --> 01:07:00.952
ever since McCoy went south.

1277
01:07:01.809 --> 01:07:09.584
I went for a morning hunt, shrieker jumped
me. You guys are welcome to stay there if

1278
01:07:09.608 --> 01:07:10.336
you want...

1279
01:07:10.360 --> 01:07:14.697
We will walk you there and patch your wound.
The rest of you eat and get some rest but

1280
01:07:14.739 --> 01:07:17.575
then we'll be on our way. Let's go

1281
01:07:18.492 --> 01:07:21.495
[dark ominous music fades out]

1282
01:07:22.413 --> 01:07:25.416
[thunder]

1283
01:07:26.250 --> 01:07:29.253
[sad music starts]

1284
01:07:29.503 --> 01:07:33.942
There, you're stitched up. Put some
antibiotic cream on it so hopefully it won't

1285
01:07:33.966 --> 01:07:35.110
won't get infected.

1286
01:07:35.134 --> 01:07:38.739
So hey wait. When the fuck did you enlist
dude? I remember you were still helping as a

1287
01:07:38.763 --> 01:07:40.532
firefighter when I left.

1288
01:07:40.556 --> 01:07:48.081
Yeah. I had to give that up though. About
two months ago it got real bad. There was

1289
01:07:48.105 --> 01:07:55.070
looting. People were running out of
food. I remember there was this one fire

1290
01:07:55.112 --> 01:08:02.179
and we couldn't control it. It ripped through
half of the city in a day. That's when the

1291
01:08:02.203 --> 01:08:07.309
platoon came in headed for McCoy. I joined
up with them and by then everyone else

1292
01:08:07.333 --> 01:08:10.753
had headed up to
refugee camps in Canada.

1293
01:08:12.671 --> 01:08:13.923
And what about... Emma?

1294
01:08:14.381 --> 01:08:17.384
[sad music continues]

1295
01:08:18.385 --> 01:08:20.221
[sighs]

1296
01:08:21.764 --> 01:08:23.599
Emma Smith died.

1297
01:08:24.225 --> 01:08:29.873
She died in a fire. Everyone died in the
building. People were jumping from the

1298
01:08:29.897 --> 01:08:34.568
windows and everyone burned
alive just trying to get down the stairs.

1299
01:08:34.985 --> 01:08:36.445
Oh my god.

1300
01:08:36.946 --> 01:08:40.741
Oh I'm sorry, I didn't I mean, shit.

1301
01:08:43.869 --> 01:08:47.808
She died in Mark Peter's apartment.
Two of them, they were.

1302
01:08:47.832 --> 01:08:48.850
They were, what?

1303
01:08:48.874 --> 01:08:51.085
Kind of fucking...

1304
01:08:51.460 --> 01:08:56.549
No. Uh-huh No. I asked
her to marry me before I left.

1305
01:08:58.092 --> 01:09:06.092
I'm sorry man. There were reports that the enemy
killed everyone. She probably thought you...

1306
01:09:08.978 --> 01:09:13.274
And you know Mark.
He doesn't take no for an answer.

1307
01:09:14.525 --> 01:09:21.323
I lost her? I fucking lost her.

1308
01:09:22.241 --> 01:09:26.954
I came out here to fucking save her
when I should've been there with her.

1309
01:09:27.955 --> 01:09:30.958
[crying]

1310
01:09:31.375 --> 01:09:32.710
I'm sorry.

1311
01:09:35.004 --> 01:09:36.922
What the hell is going on here?

1312
01:09:37.840 --> 01:09:39.633
His fiance died.

1313
01:09:41.927 --> 01:09:49.578
My wife died as soon as the blackout hit.
I get what you're going through but you

1314
01:09:49.602 --> 01:09:55.816
need to bury that shit until this mission
is over. That's an order. Come on. [Slaps]

1315
01:09:56.984 --> 01:09:59.987
[thunder in distance]

1316
01:10:00.487 --> 01:10:02.823
[sad music continues]

1317
01:10:03.991 --> 01:10:09.622
He's right, you know. No point in
shedding tears for a whore, right?

1318
01:10:12.875 --> 01:10:19.107
Shit. I wouldn't have brought it up if I
knew she meant something to him. I thought

1319
01:10:19.131 --> 01:10:20.901
they just weren't together anymore.

1320
01:10:20.925 --> 01:10:26.781
No, it's not your fault. I mean, you
didn't know. Honestly, it's better that he

1321
01:10:26.805 --> 01:10:30.410
finds out now rather than a year or two from
now when he goes home and finds her with

1322
01:10:30.434 --> 01:10:31.518
someone else...

1323
01:10:31.852 --> 01:10:36.315
Still, I feel bad for the guy

1324
01:10:38.901 --> 01:10:41.904
[sad music ends]

1325
01:10:42.529 --> 01:10:48.595
[Thundering] [Music]

1326
01:10:48.619 --> 01:10:53.308
[Music]

1327
01:10:53.332 --> 01:10:54.875
[robotic sounds]

1328
01:10:55.501 --> 01:10:56.501
[screams]

1329
01:10:56.835 --> 01:10:58.504
Hey, what's wrong?

1330
01:10:58.921 --> 01:10:59.921
I saw someone outside.

1331
01:11:00.506 --> 01:11:01.506
Are you sure?

1332
01:11:02.424 --> 01:11:02.984
He looked like...

1333
01:11:03.008 --> 01:11:03.486
Looked like what?

1334
01:11:03.510 --> 01:11:05.803
Like the guy that I shot at the campsite.

1335
01:11:06.720 --> 01:11:08.907
Get your guns and put out the candles now!

1336
01:11:08.931 --> 01:11:13.352
Stay here. Don't you fucking scream again
unless you know for sure someone's out there!

1337
01:11:14.061 --> 01:11:17.064
[shrieking sound]

1338
01:11:19.358 --> 01:11:20.901
Close that fucking door!

1339
01:11:24.405 --> 01:11:29.844
We got a big fucking problem here. I got
a trail of blood and no Perry. The shrieker

1340
01:11:29.868 --> 01:11:30.619
got him.

1341
01:11:30.786 --> 01:11:34.516
I saw it dragging him out the door. I shot
it. I had to put at least 20 rounds in it

1342
01:11:34.540 --> 01:11:37.710
but it was like I was shooting blanks.
It cut his throat.

1343
01:11:38.210 --> 01:11:43.674
Get your shit together soldier. Look secure
the house Edwards you're with Rogers. Move!

1344
01:11:43.841 --> 01:11:46.301
[suspenseful horror music]

1345
01:11:46.468 --> 01:11:47.588
Kitchen's clear.

1346
01:11:49.096 --> 01:11:50.723
Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

1347
01:11:50.889 --> 01:11:53.243
Yeah. Just like Indiana.

1348
01:11:53.267 --> 01:11:55.310
What the hell happened in Indiana?

1349
01:11:55.561 --> 01:12:00.959
One of the shriekers cut Thompson's throat
and slipped a squid inside. Thing took

1350
01:12:00.983 --> 01:12:03.318
control within seconds
and started attacking us.

1351
01:12:03.777 --> 01:12:05.922
So how did you kill it? You
gotta shoot them in the neck

1352
01:12:05.946 --> 01:12:08.258
where the spine meets
the brain. It's the only

1353
01:12:08.282 --> 01:12:10.451
way to take them down.

1354
01:12:10.951 --> 01:12:12.369
[shrieker sounds]

1355
01:12:13.829 --> 01:12:15.289
Shrieker!

1356
01:12:15.873 --> 01:12:17.393
[robotic beeps and shrieker noises]

1357
01:12:18.292 --> 01:12:20.377
Shoot him in the back!
Shoot him in the back!

1358
01:12:20.669 --> 01:12:23.672
[gunfire and shrieker sounds]

1359
01:12:24.131 --> 01:12:25.883
[sound of knife tearing through flesh]

1360
01:12:26.425 --> 01:12:27.468
[gunfire]

1361
01:12:27.968 --> 01:12:29.386
[shrieker sounds]

1362
01:12:30.095 --> 01:12:31.138
[gunfire]

1363
01:12:32.806 --> 01:12:34.200
[shrieker sounds]

1364
01:12:34.224 --> 01:12:35.642
[intense action music]

1365
01:12:36.810 --> 01:12:40.064
[shrieker sounds]

1366
01:12:41.023 --> 01:12:42.083
Stay here.

1367
01:12:42.107 --> 01:12:42.960
Where are you going?

1368
01:12:42.984 --> 01:12:44.359
Just stay there.

1369
01:12:45.944 --> 01:12:47.088
Where the fuck are you going?

1370
01:12:47.112 --> 01:12:48.049
Don't worry about it!

1371
01:12:48.073 --> 01:12:50.592
You motherfucker, don't
leave me here to die!

1372
01:12:50.616 --> 01:12:53.202
Just... trust me.

1373
01:12:54.119 --> 01:12:57.372
[shrieker sounds]

1374
01:12:59.583 --> 01:13:02.836
[shrieker sounds and music]

1375
01:13:03.128 --> 01:13:03.879
[gunfire]

1376
01:13:04.046 --> 01:13:05.086
[shrieker death sound]

1377
01:13:05.881 --> 01:13:07.466
[music]

1378
01:13:08.384 --> 01:13:13.180
Come out, Emily. Okay, come on!

1379
01:13:15.849 --> 01:13:19.478
Wait. Wait. Wait!

1380
01:13:21.188 --> 01:13:23.482
Take this.

1381
01:13:23.565 --> 01:13:24.565
What's this?

1382
01:13:25.526 --> 01:13:31.758
This is the codes to
the nukes and the radio.

1383
01:13:31.782 --> 01:13:38.098
Sandra, she'll-she'll tell you
what to do, and where to go.

1384
01:13:38.122 --> 01:13:46.122
[Music]

1385
01:13:48.882 --> 01:13:53.971
[chorus as music fades out]

1386
01:13:54.054 --> 01:13:55.931
[thunder]

1387
01:13:56.473 --> 01:13:59.476
[dreamy electronic music]

1388
01:14:00.018 --> 01:14:01.895
[thunder]

1389
01:14:06.650 --> 01:14:08.527
[thunder]

1390
01:14:16.285 --> 01:14:20.247
Okay. We'll hide in here for now.

1391
01:14:20.873 --> 01:14:21.957
Can I?

1392
01:14:22.249 --> 01:14:23.249
Yeah.

1393
01:14:26.336 --> 01:14:34.336
[dreamy electronic music]

1394
01:14:40.350 --> 01:14:48.350
[dreamy electronic music]

1395
01:15:00.662 --> 01:15:02.807
Storm finally passed.

1396
01:15:02.831 --> 01:15:05.000
Still freezing.

1397
01:15:05.918 --> 01:15:10.005
We'll head out in a bit. Try and
find a house and warm up in there.

1398
01:15:10.339 --> 01:15:11.779
Have you been up this whole time?

1399
01:15:12.132 --> 01:15:14.652
Yeah just making sure there's
no more shriekers.

1400
01:15:15.219 --> 01:15:16.303
Have there been any?

1401
01:15:16.762 --> 01:15:20.057
No. Nothing. I think it's safe.

1402
01:15:32.736 --> 01:15:36.031
[sound of kissing]

1403
01:15:36.323 --> 01:15:38.200
I'm sorry. We shouldn't be.

1404
01:15:38.325 --> 01:15:39.576
Shh...

1405
01:15:40.202 --> 01:15:48.202
[dreamy electronic music]

1406
01:15:52.839 --> 01:15:55.842
[moans]

1407
01:15:56.802 --> 01:16:04.802
[dreamy electronic music]

1408
01:16:13.110 --> 01:16:14.778
How did we get here?

1409
01:16:15.070 --> 01:16:16.947
I don't know.

1410
01:16:18.073 --> 01:16:24.496
God dammit. I had one of those
dreams again. I-I remember the car...

1411
01:16:24.955 --> 01:16:26.540
Did we?

1412
01:16:27.165 --> 01:16:33.964
I think I'm pregnant.
Here you can feel it kicking

1413
01:16:34.214 --> 01:16:36.109
[baby heartbeat]

1414
01:16:36.133 --> 01:16:38.468
Have you been pregnant this whole time?

1415
01:16:38.719 --> 01:16:45.726
No, I just became pregnant this
morning. You're the father. Here feel it!

1416
01:16:47.436 --> 01:16:49.730
Can't you feel our baby growing?

1417
01:16:50.689 --> 01:16:52.689
[baby heartbeat and electronic music]

1418
01:16:59.990 --> 01:17:04.077
[giving birth screams]

1419
01:17:05.746 --> 01:17:09.875
[robotic sounds of shrieker] [baby crying]

1420
01:17:11.126 --> 01:17:12.627
Bring the little one to me.

1421
01:17:13.545 --> 01:17:15.047
Is it a boy?

1422
01:17:17.507 --> 01:17:21.636
[robotic sounds of shrieker]

1423
01:17:22.471 --> 01:17:27.726
[robotic sounds of shrieker] [baby crying]

1424
01:17:28.018 --> 01:17:31.021
[dreamy electronic music continues]

1425
01:17:35.150 --> 01:17:36.753
Sleep okay?

1426
01:17:36.777 --> 01:17:39.696
I had the most horrible dream.

1427
01:17:40.113 --> 01:17:42.991
Yeah. You were tossing and turning.

1428
01:17:44.117 --> 01:17:48.181
Um in the car last night... did we?

1429
01:17:48.205 --> 01:17:50.016
Did we what?

1430
01:17:50.040 --> 01:17:57.631
Never mind. I just had
this dream where we kissed.

1431
01:17:59.716 --> 01:18:06.056
No. You fell asleep, you woke up. We walked
for a few miles and came to this house.

1432
01:18:06.598 --> 01:18:08.600
I slept on the couch out there

1433
01:18:14.064 --> 01:18:15.774
[Sandra] Hopkins, you there?

1434
01:18:20.612 --> 01:18:24.449
Yeah, Hopkins is dead, they're all
dead. We were ambushed by a shrieker.

1435
01:18:26.118 --> 01:18:27.452
[Sandra] Who is this?

1436
01:18:27.536 --> 01:18:29.037
This is Lieutenant Rogers

1437
01:18:31.498 --> 01:18:32.738
[Sandra] Do you have the codes?

1438
01:18:34.084 --> 01:18:36.420
Yeah. Hopkins gave them to us.

1439
01:18:37.170 --> 01:18:41.275
[Sandra] Good. I'll guide you on
where you need to go. I need you to

1440
01:18:41.299 --> 01:18:44.946
[Sandra] head west now and
don't stop for anyone or anything.

1441
01:18:44.970 --> 01:18:46.322
[radio bleep and static]

1442
01:18:46.346 --> 01:18:47.472
Ready to go?

1443
01:18:52.853 --> 01:18:55.856
[dreamy electronic music fades out]

1444
01:18:56.148 --> 01:18:57.899
[sound of cold wind]

1445
01:18:58.275 --> 01:19:01.278
[sad music]

1446
01:19:11.455 --> 01:19:14.458
[moans and bed rocking]

1447
01:19:14.708 --> 01:19:19.147
The worst part is wondering how you'll
find the strength tomorrow to go on doing

1448
01:19:19.171 --> 01:19:24.610
what you did today and have been doing for
far too long, where you will find the strength

1449
01:19:24.634 --> 01:19:31.183
for all the stupid running around,
for relationships that come to nothing.

1450
01:19:32.017 --> 01:19:36.706
Which always flounder and serve only to
convince you one more time that destiny

1451
01:19:36.730 --> 01:19:43.129
is implacable. That every night will find
you down and out. Crushed by the dread of

1452
01:19:43.153 --> 01:19:48.009
more and more so rid
and insecure tomorrows.

1453
01:19:48.033 --> 01:19:54.664
But perhaps that is what we seek
throughout life. That and nothing more.

1454
01:19:55.040 --> 01:19:59.711
The greatest possible sorrow so as
to fully become ourselves before dying.

1455
01:20:00.003 --> 01:20:05.568
What was it Price once said when he quoted
a poet named Rilke? That a person is only

1456
01:20:05.592 --> 01:20:07.862
complete once they are dead.

1457
01:20:07.886 --> 01:20:10.597
Thanks, sugar tits. Text me.

1458
01:20:11.097 --> 01:20:15.995
After all, I guess you can lose your way
groping among the shadows of the past

1459
01:20:16.019 --> 01:20:21.292
trying to find a self that's no longer
there. It's frightening how many people

1460
01:20:21.316 --> 01:20:25.445
and things are in a man's past
that have stopped moving.

1461
01:20:25.820 --> 01:20:31.260
The living people we've lost in the crypts
of time, sleep so soundly side by side with

1462
01:20:31.284 --> 01:20:34.287
the dead, that the same darkness
envelops them all.

1463
01:20:34.412 --> 01:20:34.913
Hey buddy.

1464
01:20:35.288 --> 01:20:36.288
Hey bro.

1465
01:20:36.456 --> 01:20:36.957
How are you doing?

1466
01:20:37.457 --> 01:20:38.352
Good. What are you doing here?

1467
01:20:38.376 --> 01:20:40.536
Gotta run but it's good running into you.

1468
01:20:40.877 --> 01:20:41.355
Yeah.

1469
01:20:41.379 --> 01:20:42.420
Take it easy dude.

1470
01:20:44.005 --> 01:20:52.005
As we grow older, we no longer know
whom to awaken. The living or the dead.

1471
01:20:53.139 --> 01:20:56.142
[sad music continues]

1472
01:20:58.103 --> 01:21:01.106
[knocking]

1473
01:21:03.358 --> 01:21:05.860
Hey, surprise

1474
01:21:13.201 --> 01:21:18.373
[sad music continues]

1475
01:21:32.470 --> 01:21:37.743
Sure, you still look for excuses
for starting over and trying again,

1476
01:21:37.767 --> 01:21:39.704
but death is there too

1477
01:21:39.728 --> 01:21:46.878
stinking, right behind you. It's there the
whole time. The only thing you continue

1478
01:21:46.902 --> 01:21:53.801
to value... petty regrets, like not finding
time to run away and see Emma while

1479
01:21:53.825 --> 01:22:01.825
she was still alive. The one who died
forever one evening... forgotten... ashes.

1480
01:22:02.834 --> 01:22:07.481
That horrible little regret is
all we have left of life.

1481
01:22:07.505 --> 01:22:13.029
We've vomited up the rest along the way.
We're nothing but a flickering street lamp

1482
01:22:13.053 --> 01:22:18.576
full of memories on a street where
hardly anyone passes anymore.

1483
01:22:18.600 --> 01:22:24.332
A time comes when you're all alone.
When you've come to the end of everything

1484
01:22:24.356 --> 01:22:26.626
that can happen to you.

1485
01:22:26.650 --> 01:22:32.697
It's the end of the world. Even grief,
your own grief doesn't answer you anymore.

1486
01:22:33.490 --> 01:22:37.577
And could I be the last person
on Earth? How terrifying!

1487
01:22:37.911 --> 01:22:41.706
All alone with billions
of stark raving madmen.

1488
01:22:41.873 --> 01:22:45.877
Shut up on earth with them as if it
were a loony bin and they were ready to

1489
01:22:45.919 --> 01:22:52.801
demolish everything that breathes. A pretty
mess that we're in. No doubt about it

1490
01:22:52.842 --> 01:22:58.157
this crusade I let myself in
for was the apocalypse.

1491
01:22:58.181 --> 01:23:01.559
And the only way out was forward.

1492
01:23:01.810 --> 01:23:05.021
How are we going to get across?

1493
01:23:05.438 --> 01:23:07.500
Who said anything about crossing?

1494
01:23:07.524 --> 01:23:08.626
But what about the codes?

1495
01:23:08.650 --> 01:23:11.295
What about Price huh?
We were supposed to meet him here.

1496
01:23:11.319 --> 01:23:13.589
She said not to stop for anyone.

1497
01:23:13.613 --> 01:23:19.679
Yeah, a girl on the radio we never met wants
to end the world. She can go fuck herself.

1498
01:23:19.703 --> 01:23:21.996
She wants to deliver those codes,
she can do it herself.

1499
01:23:23.873 --> 01:23:27.770
I'm tired of fighting other people's
battles, other people's wars, I'm just

1500
01:23:27.794 --> 01:23:31.548
I'm tired too.
Do you think Price is still alive?

1501
01:23:33.425 --> 01:23:35.301
I guess we'll find out soon.

1502
01:23:44.853 --> 01:23:47.856
[sadly exhales]

1503
01:23:51.651 --> 01:23:54.654
[sad music continues]

1504
01:24:00.827 --> 01:24:04.706
[thunder and motorcycle in distance]

1505
01:24:08.710 --> 01:24:09.854
Hey.

1506
01:24:09.878 --> 01:24:10.855
What?

1507
01:24:10.879 --> 01:24:13.649
I thought I heard something.
I'm gonna go and check it out.

1508
01:24:13.673 --> 01:24:14.673
Yeah okay.

1509
01:24:15.842 --> 01:24:17.385
[footsteps]

1510
01:24:21.931 --> 01:24:24.934
[sad music]

1511
01:24:40.200 --> 01:24:43.203
[footsteps]

1512
01:24:49.876 --> 01:24:51.294
Hey.

1513
01:24:57.300 --> 01:24:58.111
Rogers?

1514
01:24:58.135 --> 01:24:59.969
Price?

1515
01:25:02.847 --> 01:25:03.847
[Gunshot]

1516
01:25:03.973 --> 01:25:05.266
[suspenseful music]

1517
01:25:05.308 --> 01:25:06.935
[radio bleep]

1518
01:25:06.976 --> 01:25:08.245
- [Sandra]
- Rogers are you there?

1519
01:25:08.269 --> 01:25:09.269
[radio bleep]

1520
01:25:14.901 --> 01:25:15.901
He's gone.

1521
01:25:16.903 --> 01:25:18.672
- [Sandra]
- What do you mean he's gone?

1522
01:25:18.696 --> 01:25:23.618
I fell asleep. I woke up to the
sound of a gunshot and he isn't here.

1523
01:25:24.035 --> 01:25:27.038
[Sandra] - I told you not to
stop for - anyone or anything

1524
01:25:27.372 --> 01:25:29.772
I know but he wanted to wait for Price.

1525
01:25:30.750 --> 01:25:34.003
[Sandra] -He may be a shrieker
then. Was he acting weird?

1526
01:25:34.045 --> 01:25:37.608
I mean he was talking a little funny.

1527
01:25:37.632 --> 01:25:40.635
[Sandra] -You are in danger
then. Do you still have the codes?

1528
01:25:40.885 --> 01:25:42.805
Yes, he left them here with the radio.

1529
01:25:43.012 --> 01:25:46.099
[Sandra] Good, I need you to
take them and head west now.

1530
01:25:47.141 --> 01:25:48.810
Shouldn't I wait and see.

1531
01:25:48.893 --> 01:25:53.982
[Sandra] -No, you have to run until you're
safe. Don't stop for anyone or anything.

1532
01:25:54.190 --> 01:25:55.190
[radio bleep]

1533
01:25:56.985 --> 01:26:00.405
[suspenseful music]

1534
01:26:01.489 --> 01:26:04.325
[suspenseful music fades out]

1535
01:26:04.909 --> 01:26:10.266
When a person can hate without risk, their
stupidity is easily convinced. The motives

1536
01:26:10.290 --> 01:26:16.063
supply themselves. Maybe I'd never see
Rogers again. Maybe he was gone for good.

1537
01:26:16.087 --> 01:26:21.467
Swallowed up. Body and soul in
the kind of stories you hear about.

1538
01:26:21.509 --> 01:26:28.951
Ah it's an awful thing. Being young doesn't
help any. When you notice for the first time

1539
01:26:28.975 --> 01:26:34.331
the way you lose people as you go
along. The people you'll never see again.

1540
01:26:34.355 --> 01:26:40.337
Never again. When you notice that they've
disappeared like dreams... that it's all over.

1541
01:26:40.361 --> 01:26:48.077
Finished, that you too will get lost
someday. A long way off but inevitably

1542
01:26:48.578 --> 01:26:54.584
in the awful torrent of things and people, of
the days and shapes that pass, that never stop.

1543
01:26:54.709 --> 01:27:00.983
But later on when life shows us how much
cunning, cruelty and malice are required.

1544
01:27:01.007 --> 01:27:05.988
We catch on, we begin to understand the
amount of putridness it takes to make up

1545
01:27:06.012 --> 01:27:12.578
a past. Just take a close look at yourself
and what you've come to. There's no mystery

1546
01:27:12.602 --> 01:27:18.584
about it. No more room for fairy tales. If
you've lived this long, it's because you've

1547
01:27:18.608 --> 01:27:21.337
squashed any poetry you had in you.

1548
01:27:21.361 --> 01:27:24.340
[sirens and electricity]

1549
01:27:24.364 --> 01:27:32.364
[dreamy electronic music]

1550
01:27:38.878 --> 01:27:43.967
[sound of elevator]

1551
01:27:44.801 --> 01:27:49.973
[door opening]

1552
01:27:50.890 --> 01:27:58.890
[dreamy electronic music]

1553
01:28:01.109 --> 01:28:03.736
Sandra, I'm here. Where are you?

1554
01:28:03.945 --> 01:28:07.407
[Sandra] I'm in a safe place. I
will walk you through what to do.

1555
01:28:08.574 --> 01:28:12.704
What? I thought I was giving
the codes to someone else.

1556
01:28:13.246 --> 01:28:17.667
[Sandra] No I need you to enter them in
the main console. Can you do that for me?

1557
01:28:18.126 --> 01:28:19.293
[radio bleep]

1558
01:28:19.627 --> 01:28:23.089
Okay um, yeah, yeah sure.

1559
01:28:23.631 --> 01:28:25.776
[Sandra] Type in the codes. [Radio bleep]

1560
01:28:25.800 --> 01:28:30.990
What is this place I thought I was launching
missiles. Don't two people actually have to

1561
01:28:31.014 --> 01:28:33.909
turn the keys at the same time
to launch a missile?

1562
01:28:33.933 --> 01:28:38.604
[Sandra] No, the codes are to deactivate a
program that is preventing us from launching

1563
01:28:38.646 --> 01:28:39.957
them remotely.

1564
01:28:39.981 --> 01:28:41.149
[radio bleep]

1565
01:28:44.110 --> 01:28:45.111
Okay.

1566
01:28:46.612 --> 01:28:48.322
[Music]

1567
01:28:48.823 --> 01:28:50.491
[Papers rustling]

1568
01:28:53.870 --> 01:28:56.289
[Inhales deeply]

1569
01:28:59.167 --> 01:29:03.921
[Typing]

1570
01:29:04.213 --> 01:29:06.442
[computer confirmation beeps]

1571
01:29:06.466 --> 01:29:13.222
Done, it says Project Trinity
deactivated. What should I do now?

1572
01:29:13.973 --> 01:29:16.976
[missile launching]

1573
01:29:18.019 --> 01:29:21.606
Sandra?

1574
01:29:21.731 --> 01:29:22.899
[radio bleep]

1575
01:29:28.112 --> 01:29:31.115
[missile launching]

1576
01:29:34.452 --> 01:29:37.455
[electricity] [motorcycle engine]

1577
01:29:40.666 --> 01:29:42.226
[motorcycle engine cuts]

1578
01:29:43.669 --> 01:29:46.631
Price? How did you get here?

1579
01:29:46.964 --> 01:29:48.859
You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

1580
01:29:48.883 --> 01:29:51.278
- Well I just launched the codes.
- I saved the world.

1581
01:29:51.302 --> 01:29:55.807
No, you just destroyed it. Come
with me if you really want to save it.

1582
01:29:58.017 --> 01:29:59.602
I'll explain everything later.

1583
01:29:59.811 --> 01:30:04.458
[Music]

1584
01:30:04.482 --> 01:30:08.253
[Motorcycle engine]

1585
01:30:08.277 --> 01:30:10.363
[lightning and thunder]

1586
01:30:11.072 --> 01:30:14.075
[mellow electronic music]

1587
01:30:19.205 --> 01:30:20.581
What just happened?

1588
01:30:23.292 --> 01:30:26.963
This bike's a time machine. It can
go back in time a couple of hours.

1589
01:30:27.588 --> 01:30:31.610
Why? How's that even possible?

1590
01:30:31.634 --> 01:30:33.803
Come on, I'll explain everything.

1591
01:30:34.637 --> 01:30:37.449
After I found the pilot he gave me a
radio and that's when I met Trinity...

1592
01:30:37.473 --> 01:30:38.516
Who's Trinity?

1593
01:30:40.476 --> 01:30:43.455
[running footsteps]

1594
01:30:43.479 --> 01:30:46.732
[inhales sharply]

1595
01:30:49.026 --> 01:30:50.963
- [radio bleep]
- Am I safe yet?

1596
01:30:50.987 --> 01:30:52.905
[Trinity] Yes, for now.

1597
01:30:52.947 --> 01:30:53.924
So can I rest?

1598
01:30:53.948 --> 01:30:58.327
[Trinity] No. [Laughing] Yes, you can rest.

1599
01:30:59.912 --> 01:31:03.308
So who are you? You with the CIA too?

1600
01:31:03.332 --> 01:31:05.626
Open the bag please.

1601
01:31:06.294 --> 01:31:09.589
Do you see anything that
looks like a contact lens case?

1602
01:31:10.256 --> 01:31:11.256
[radio bleep]

1603
01:31:12.258 --> 01:31:16.429
[deep drone music]

1604
01:31:17.054 --> 01:31:18.181
[Trinity] Put them on.

1605
01:31:20.725 --> 01:31:23.978
This isn't some enemy technology
that'll put a squid in me?

1606
01:31:24.187 --> 01:31:28.375
[Trinity] No, this is technology developed
by the Department of Defense. It will augment

1607
01:31:28.399 --> 01:31:31.545
reality so you can see things
that aren't really there.

1608
01:31:31.569 --> 01:31:32.569
[radio bleep]

1609
01:31:34.822 --> 01:31:36.324
How do I look?

1610
01:31:37.283 --> 01:31:40.304
- You're beautiful.
- So are you.

1611
01:31:40.328 --> 01:31:41.913
How's this even possible?

1612
01:31:42.079 --> 01:31:46.435
It's because I'm not real. I am an artificial
intelligence program that was created to

1613
01:31:46.459 --> 01:31:50.588
protect America from advanced
and unexpected threats.

1614
01:31:50.838 --> 01:31:52.506
Unreal.

1615
01:31:55.593 --> 01:31:58.095
You wouldn't believe the things
Reeves saw in China.

1616
01:31:58.512 --> 01:32:00.157
Like what?

1617
01:32:00.181 --> 01:32:03.619
What is happening here happened there a
year ago they thought it was the Americans

1618
01:32:03.643 --> 01:32:06.872
invading and the Russians dropping
emergency food supplies to them.

1619
01:32:06.896 --> 01:32:09.982
I don't understand.
We've been fighting the Chinese...

1620
01:32:10.900 --> 01:32:16.089
No we haven't. About a year and half ago a
Chinese radio telescope made first contact

1621
01:32:16.113 --> 01:32:19.134
with an extraterrestrial civilization. They
thought they were downloading a benign

1622
01:32:19.158 --> 01:32:24.306
message or an encyclopedia Galactica but
instead they downloaded an alien artificial

1623
01:32:24.330 --> 01:32:28.143
intelligence. It quickly hid itself on the
web. Using simulated communications of

1624
01:32:28.167 --> 01:32:32.481
real people in charge, it was able to deep
fake its way into getting a Chinese factory

1625
01:32:32.505 --> 01:32:38.320
to develop squid technology and distribute
it to people in food. After that it was

1626
01:32:38.344 --> 01:32:41.406
just a matter of time before it grew
powerful enough to take full control.

1627
01:32:41.430 --> 01:32:45.786
Once it had the control of the military, it
knocked the power out throughout China

1628
01:32:45.810 --> 01:32:48.997
and assimilated the entire
population over the next few months.

1629
01:32:49.021 --> 01:32:51.583
So the blackout in China was the
same as the one here?

1630
01:32:51.607 --> 01:32:56.296
Yeah, Reeves was sent there to find out
what happened. Only in China things are

1631
01:32:56.320 --> 01:32:57.923
much worse than they are here.

1632
01:32:57.947 --> 01:32:59.466
[deep drone music]

1633
01:32:59.490 --> 01:33:01.492
How could they be worse?

1634
01:33:01.867 --> 01:33:05.973
Reeves found factories full of pregnant
women in Shanghai. They were giving birth

1635
01:33:05.997 --> 01:33:09.041
to things... not human.

1636
01:33:09.083 --> 01:33:11.603
So this is an alien invasion?

1637
01:33:11.627 --> 01:33:16.441
Yes. They've been using misinformation
to get us turn against each other.

1638
01:33:16.465 --> 01:33:21.071
And while we are busy fighting enemies
that do not exist, they are taking over our

1639
01:33:21.095 --> 01:33:25.182
bodies using the squids and then
downloading an alien consciousness to them.

1640
01:33:25.766 --> 01:33:30.038
That is what the radios they drop are for.
They embed the data in the music and it

1641
01:33:30.062 --> 01:33:34.918
slowly downloads to each one. Once the
data downloads, the human inside is gone

1642
01:33:34.942 --> 01:33:36.545
and the alien takes over.

1643
01:33:36.569 --> 01:33:42.450
By my calculations over 99.9 percent of the
human race has already been assimilated.

1644
01:33:43.326 --> 01:33:45.178
So there's only a few of us left?

1645
01:33:45.202 --> 01:33:47.621
Yes, but you still have
a chance to beat them.

1646
01:33:48.164 --> 01:33:49.957
Doesn't sound like we
have much of a chance.

1647
01:33:50.166 --> 01:33:52.501
We do. Follow me.

1648
01:33:53.210 --> 01:34:01.210
[Music]

1649
01:34:16.275 --> 01:34:19.421
We have to travel by boat now, there's a
pier at the end of this beach, we have to

1650
01:34:19.445 --> 01:34:20.964
go there.

1651
01:34:20.988 --> 01:34:28.988
[Music]

1652
01:34:50.351 --> 01:34:51.953
So why do they call this guy the Russian?

1653
01:34:51.977 --> 01:34:55.415
He's actually of Scottish and Irish descent
but with a love for Russian literature.

1654
01:34:55.439 --> 01:34:58.377
Interesting... and he's
gonna save the world?

1655
01:34:58.401 --> 01:35:03.322
No, you are. But we need him to activate
something that will allow you to complete

1656
01:35:03.364 --> 01:35:04.841
your mission.

1657
01:35:04.865 --> 01:35:05.842
My mission?

1658
01:35:05.866 --> 01:35:10.514
The CIA hid people in select locations in
the event of an attack like this. The Russian

1659
01:35:10.538 --> 01:35:14.917
was assigned to a safe house on the island
of Isle Royale. That's where we're going...

1660
01:35:15.042 --> 01:35:17.795
[nuclear bomb explosion]

1661
01:35:17.837 --> 01:35:19.564
Looks like they found
the codes to the silo...

1662
01:35:19.588 --> 01:35:24.277
Yes, The codes deactivated my program
that was preventing the alien A.I. from

1663
01:35:24.301 --> 01:35:27.239
launching the missiles. It looks like they
are now bombing anywhere there may be

1664
01:35:27.263 --> 01:35:28.907
any human resistance.

1665
01:35:28.931 --> 01:35:31.284
[Price] But how are you still here
if you've been deactivated?

1666
01:35:31.308 --> 01:35:36.248
[Trinity] A copy of me is on the device that
you're carrying that's all that's left of me.

1667
01:35:36.272 --> 01:35:44.196
[dreamy electronic music]

1668
01:35:57.751 --> 01:36:04.759
[dreamy electronic music]

1669
01:36:08.888 --> 01:36:10.139
[knife]

1670
01:36:11.015 --> 01:36:18.856
[dreamy electronic music]

1671
01:36:19.565 --> 01:36:24.570
[footsteps]

1672
01:36:25.863 --> 01:36:27.406
Doesn't look like anybody is here.

1673
01:36:27.573 --> 01:36:28.991
[Trinity] He has to be here.

1674
01:36:32.369 --> 01:36:34.246
Hello?

1675
01:36:43.047 --> 01:36:44.590
Hello?

1676
01:36:47.218 --> 01:36:48.219
Hello!?

1677
01:36:51.597 --> 01:36:52.597
Hello?

1678
01:36:54.808 --> 01:36:55.411
[screams]

1679
01:36:55.435 --> 01:36:57.061
Wait! I'm friendly!

1680
01:36:57.436 --> 01:36:58.705
What are you doing here?

1681
01:36:58.729 --> 01:36:59.809
Trinity sent me.

1682
01:36:59.855 --> 01:37:01.774
Trinity was deactivated!

1683
01:37:01.857 --> 01:37:07.172
[Trinity] Hi Roger. No. I was able to download
my core to the computer in his bag before they

1684
01:37:07.196 --> 01:37:08.489
entered the codes.

1685
01:37:10.366 --> 01:37:11.635
[dreamy electronic music]

1686
01:37:11.659 --> 01:37:12.659
[chuckles]

1687
01:37:15.913 --> 01:37:20.251
Okay. Let's go upstairs.

1688
01:37:20.960 --> 01:37:25.256
We need to download her into
something I've been working on

1689
01:37:26.882 --> 01:37:29.885
[music]

1690
01:37:30.844 --> 01:37:33.907
Roger, we need the keys for
Project Philadelphia.

1691
01:37:33.931 --> 01:37:35.891
What's Project Philadelphia?

1692
01:37:36.225 --> 01:37:39.287
Back in the 1950s we
experimented with time travel.

1693
01:37:39.311 --> 01:37:43.166
Not very sucessfully at first. The
first pioneers didn't realize that in

1694
01:37:43.190 --> 01:37:48.320
order to travel back through time we would
have to travel through both time and space.

1695
01:37:49.238 --> 01:37:53.009
They didn't account for the earth's motion
they found themselves lost in the cold vaccum

1696
01:37:53.033 --> 01:37:54.410
of space.

1697
01:37:54.535 --> 01:37:57.806
But we were able to fix that issue
essentially we built a time machine that

1698
01:37:57.830 --> 01:38:01.083
allows us to go back in time a few days.

1699
01:38:01.417 --> 01:38:09.417
Basically the purpose of the program was to
go back in time and tell Trinity in case we

1700
01:38:10.718 --> 01:38:17.391
ever got nuked. The exact time
and coordinates of the missiles.

1701
01:38:19.310 --> 01:38:22.747
So that we could knock them out of the sky.

1702
01:38:22.771 --> 01:38:26.459
So we go back in time and change
things so the squids can't take over?

1703
01:38:26.483 --> 01:38:31.423
No, it's too late for that. The Philadelphia
Project only has enough energy to travel

1704
01:38:31.447 --> 01:38:36.344
back a week in time. We're going to try to
create a temporal paradox instead that will

1705
01:38:36.368 --> 01:38:42.166
unravel space and time as we know it and
create enough energy that will allow me to

1706
01:38:42.207 --> 01:38:46.438
travel back in time by years. Once there I
can destroy the Chinese radio telescopes

1707
01:38:46.462 --> 01:38:49.274
and send a message to everyone
about the alien threat.

1708
01:38:49.298 --> 01:38:54.195
Thus, preventing the squids from ever
being downloaded. This way we save everyone

1709
01:38:54.219 --> 01:38:55.346
in the world.

1710
01:38:55.596 --> 01:39:01.518
Essentially, it's like a rubber band.
If you create a paradox

1711
01:39:01.560 --> 01:39:06.106
you should be able to generate enough
force that breaks reality as we know it.

1712
01:39:06.148 --> 01:39:08.776
And time resets.

1713
01:39:09.068 --> 01:39:13.632
Now all of us may still remember this
reality as we transition into a new one.

1714
01:39:13.656 --> 01:39:18.303
But we'll remember it as if we
were waking up from a dream.

1715
01:39:18.327 --> 01:39:21.955
One that we will all soon forget
once time resets.

1716
01:39:22.331 --> 01:39:26.085
Eventually everything we just
experienced will just

1717
01:39:27.086 --> 01:39:28.271
disappear.

1718
01:39:28.295 --> 01:39:31.483
Time will disappear. It'll be
like none of this ever happened.

1719
01:39:31.507 --> 01:39:34.259
Here. Eat this.

1720
01:39:34.927 --> 01:39:35.927
What is this?

1721
01:39:36.136 --> 01:39:39.908
It is similar to the technology that the
squids use. It will allow Trinity to bond

1722
01:39:39.932 --> 01:39:44.120
with you allowing you to travel back in
time without your mind being ripped to

1723
01:39:44.144 --> 01:39:46.704
pieces.

1724
01:39:47.856 --> 01:39:54.279
Trust me, take it. It has some perks. Perks you
won't believe until you've experienced them.

1725
01:39:57.658 --> 01:39:58.658
[swallows]

1726
01:39:58.992 --> 01:40:05.558
Well, it was a pleasure to meet you. Look on
the bright side if your mission is successful.

1727
01:40:05.582 --> 01:40:09.086
We'll all wake up feeling a
couple of years younger.

1728
01:40:10.254 --> 01:40:11.254
Now...

1729
01:40:12.047 --> 01:40:13.841
Go out there and save the world.

1730
01:40:16.051 --> 01:40:21.974
[Music]

1731
01:40:26.812 --> 01:40:28.313
[book opens]

1732
01:40:30.190 --> 01:40:33.193
[Music fades out]

1733
01:40:34.403 --> 01:40:42.403
[Intense Sci-Fi Music]

1734
01:40:52.337 --> 01:40:53.839
This is it.

1735
01:40:53.881 --> 01:40:55.650
This is the time machine?

1736
01:40:55.674 --> 01:40:58.486
Yeah. They converted several hundred
motorcycles into them and hid them

1737
01:40:58.510 --> 01:41:02.222
throughout the country.
This was the closest one.

1738
01:41:02.890 --> 01:41:06.286
I'm taking control of your hands and entering
the date, time and spacial coordinates

1739
01:41:06.310 --> 01:41:07.704
in for you.

1740
01:41:07.728 --> 01:41:08.788
Why?

1741
01:41:08.812 --> 01:41:13.442
So we don't wind up in outer space.
Time travel is a tricky business...

1742
01:41:13.567 --> 01:41:15.003
Who created this technology?

1743
01:41:15.027 --> 01:41:18.506
It was a student of the physicist John
Wheeler. He joined the Department of.

1744
01:41:18.530 --> 01:41:23.303
Defense and worked on a theory that viewed
time as an emergent force of subatomic nature.

1745
01:41:23.327 --> 01:41:26.914
A reality that we experience directly
every time we go to sleep.

1746
01:41:26.955 --> 01:41:30.959
Essentially the true nature of quantum time
is like a dream and when enough mass and

1747
01:41:31.001 --> 01:41:36.816
energy is compressed on a subatomic level you can
change it from a quantum state to a waking state.

1748
01:41:36.840 --> 01:41:40.987
Which opens a doorway, a white hole,
a wormhole, to all possible points in the

1749
01:41:41.011 --> 01:41:45.950
past and future. Heisenberg's
uncertainty principle and Kantian ideality

1750
01:41:45.974 --> 01:41:49.654
disintegrate and the true nature of
quantum entanglement reveals itself.

1751
01:41:49.770 --> 01:41:56.336
The entire universe around us is one in the same,
the same electron, the same positron, it's just

1752
01:41:56.360 --> 01:42:00.799
configured in a certain way, which
creates a unique point in space and time

1753
01:42:00.823 --> 01:42:05.220
and by changing the state of that one
subatomic particle, you can change the

1754
01:42:05.244 --> 01:42:09.557
entire universe around you. He used this
theory to build the first time machine using

1755
01:42:09.581 --> 01:42:13.645
a DeLorean car in Princeton, New Jersey.
They eventually found you could travel

1756
01:42:13.669 --> 01:42:16.898
farther back in time with less mass so
they switched the design from cars to

1757
01:42:16.922 --> 01:42:23.530
motorcycles. These ones were created
about 8 years ago in 2022.

1758
01:42:23.554 --> 01:42:26.223
Okay, I'm done inputting the coordinates.

1759
01:42:27.099 --> 01:42:28.451
Okay where are we going?

1760
01:42:28.475 --> 01:42:32.997
We are going to Emily's parents before
you arrived to save them before they are

1761
01:42:33.021 --> 01:42:38.002
murdered. The temporal paradox from
that should create enough force to sling

1762
01:42:38.026 --> 01:42:41.005
shot me back in time to 2028.

1763
01:42:41.029 --> 01:42:42.924
How do I activate it?

1764
01:42:42.948 --> 01:42:46.368
Just drive down the road
and I'll handle everything else.

1765
01:42:46.869 --> 01:42:48.620
Hold on. Hold on tight...

1766
01:42:50.289 --> 01:42:53.292
[music intensifies] [time travel sounds]

1767
01:42:54.835 --> 01:42:57.838
[time travel sounds]

1768
01:42:58.547 --> 01:43:01.550
[motorcycle]

1769
01:43:01.675 --> 01:43:04.678
[dramatic music]

1770
01:43:10.267 --> 01:43:12.036
Well, what am I supposed to do now?

1771
01:43:12.060 --> 01:43:14.479
You'll have to save her parents
before he kills them.

1772
01:43:15.022 --> 01:43:18.042
So I just tell them I'm from the
future, I know your daughter and listen

1773
01:43:18.066 --> 01:43:19.377
to me if you want to live?

1774
01:43:19.401 --> 01:43:20.401
Basically.

1775
01:43:22.279 --> 01:43:23.279
Okay.

1776
01:43:23.572 --> 01:43:25.049
[footsteps]

1777
01:43:25.073 --> 01:43:26.658
[knocking]

1778
01:43:27.284 --> 01:43:31.079
Well it was open the last time
we were here. That's a good sign...

1779
01:43:33.540 --> 01:43:36.543
[door creaks open]

1780
01:43:39.254 --> 01:43:40.523
Hello?

1781
01:43:40.547 --> 01:43:41.733
That's odd.

1782
01:43:41.757 --> 01:43:43.192
What is?

1783
01:43:43.216 --> 01:43:45.427
- The door opening. [Price]
- Yeah.

1784
01:43:46.720 --> 01:43:49.723
[dramatic music continues]

1785
01:43:51.266 --> 01:43:52.517
Hey...

1786
01:43:53.936 --> 01:43:55.729
So you saw my parents?

1787
01:43:56.521 --> 01:43:59.483
Yeah but when I got there
he had already killed them.

1788
01:44:00.025 --> 01:44:04.446
Hello? Anybody here?

1789
01:44:07.240 --> 01:44:10.994
I'm with the army. We were walking
your daughter back from college...

1790
01:44:11.828 --> 01:44:13.598
[emergency food supply bar being opened]

1791
01:44:13.622 --> 01:44:16.625
[robotic beeps and shrieker screams]

1792
01:44:19.920 --> 01:44:20.855
[gunfire]

1793
01:44:20.879 --> 01:44:21.879
[thumping sound]

1794
01:44:22.422 --> 01:44:24.216
Did you see him kill them?

1795
01:44:24.341 --> 01:44:28.428
Yeah but they were sleeping.
[gunshots] They didn't feel a thing.

1796
01:44:30.138 --> 01:44:32.683
I wish I could go back and see
them one more time...

1797
01:44:32.808 --> 01:44:35.352
You can if this mission is sucessful...

1798
01:44:37.938 --> 01:44:40.941
But anyway after that...

1799
01:44:41.358 --> 01:44:44.087
We've not changed anything what
has happened here already happened.

1800
01:44:44.111 --> 01:44:48.824
There is no paradox, your past self will
arrive here in 20 minutes and if you two

1801
01:44:48.865 --> 01:44:52.786
meet, it'll cancel out everything we're
trying to do. In order to travel back several

1802
01:44:52.828 --> 01:44:55.580
years in time we need to create
a special type of paradox.

1803
01:44:55.914 --> 01:44:56.915
What then?

1804
01:44:57.165 --> 01:45:01.270
You need to head out through the back
and head to where that man in the woods is.

1805
01:45:01.294 --> 01:45:04.506
So that you can create the tracks
your past self followed.

1806
01:45:04.631 --> 01:45:08.903
In the mean time I'll analyze your memories
and figure out where we need to travel to

1807
01:45:08.927 --> 01:45:10.345
in the past

1808
01:45:11.388 --> 01:45:14.391
[dreamy electronic music]

1809
01:45:18.353 --> 01:45:21.606
[Trinity]
I figured out where we need to go.

1810
01:45:25.152 --> 01:45:28.155
[dreamy electronic music]

1811
01:45:28.572 --> 01:45:31.575
[time travel sounds]

1812
01:45:33.952 --> 01:45:36.955
[thunder]

1813
01:45:37.664 --> 01:45:40.667
[sad music starts]

1814
01:45:42.836 --> 01:45:45.839
[thunder]

1815
01:45:48.050 --> 01:45:55.474
[time travel sounds]

1816
01:45:56.099 --> 01:45:59.102
[motorcycle engine]

1817
01:46:03.315 --> 01:46:05.609
[motorcycle engine cuts off]

1818
01:46:07.027 --> 01:46:09.905
[sad music]

1819
01:46:25.587 --> 01:46:26.755
Where are we?

1820
01:46:27.172 --> 01:46:31.843
Where you were supposed to meet everyone
by the Mississippi river near LaCrosse.

1821
01:46:34.513 --> 01:46:35.889
Hey.

1822
01:46:41.937 --> 01:46:43.146
Rogers?

1823
01:46:43.313 --> 01:46:44.523
Price?

1824
01:46:44.689 --> 01:46:46.233
How you doing buddy?

1825
01:46:46.566 --> 01:46:49.402
Not fucking good man...

1826
01:46:51.446 --> 01:46:52.447
What's wrong?

1827
01:46:52.989 --> 01:46:56.785
Emma. She's fucking dead...

1828
01:46:57.744 --> 01:46:59.371
Do me a favor, yeah?

1829
01:47:01.331 --> 01:47:06.962
I left Emily back there.
Just follow the river...

1830
01:47:07.963 --> 01:47:12.926
And take care of her for me...

1831
01:47:14.302 --> 01:47:17.180
[gunshot]

1832
01:47:18.348 --> 01:47:21.351
[sad music]

1833
01:47:35.949 --> 01:47:40.680
I'm sorry I didn't know he would
be in this type of emotional state.

1834
01:47:40.704 --> 01:47:44.457
The last time you saw him his
psychological profile suggested he was.

1835
01:47:45.041 --> 01:47:46.168
Strong?

1836
01:47:48.670 --> 01:47:51.590
An asshole sometimes...

1837
01:47:52.591 --> 01:47:54.676
But he was a good person.

1838
01:47:57.596 --> 01:47:58.763
True to his word.

1839
01:48:00.432 --> 01:48:04.811
We have to go. There's only
one chance that remains.

1840
01:48:05.520 --> 01:48:10.066
We have to find Emily after she puts
the codes in and we have to convince her

1841
01:48:10.108 --> 01:48:13.628
future self to murder her past
self before the codes are entered.

1842
01:48:14.112 --> 01:48:18.742
That will create a singularity with enough
power to spiral me back in time several years.

1843
01:48:19.367 --> 01:48:22.037
So that's what you need me to do?

1844
01:48:23.038 --> 01:48:24.289
Yeah.

1845
01:48:26.249 --> 01:48:30.128
I just don't think I can actually kill myself.

1846
01:48:30.253 --> 01:48:34.859
Just think of your family. Think of Rogers.
Think of the friends you've lost along

1847
01:48:34.883 --> 01:48:36.923
the way.

1848
01:48:37.969 --> 01:48:39.071
How do I...

1849
01:48:39.095 --> 01:48:41.032
How do you kill yourself?

1850
01:48:41.056 --> 01:48:42.057
Yeah.

1851
01:48:42.265 --> 01:48:47.771
Well, that's the easy part but
you won't be shooting yourself.

1852
01:48:48.438 --> 01:48:52.776
You'll be shooting your past self if
that makes any sense at all [laughs]

1853
01:48:54.986 --> 01:49:01.826
Well um actually as strange as
it may sound I think I can do it.

1854
01:49:02.118 --> 01:49:04.537
Yeah... [sad music fades]

1855
01:49:04.829 --> 01:49:09.626
[dreamy electronic music resumes]

1856
01:49:22.389 --> 01:49:24.432
- You came by over here?
- Yeah.

1857
01:49:24.641 --> 01:49:27.644
I should be walking through there
in about 15 minutes.

1858
01:49:28.311 --> 01:49:32.399
So what will happen after we do it?

1859
01:49:34.609 --> 01:49:36.379
Well Trinity said it would be like a dream.

1860
01:49:36.403 --> 01:49:37.964
But we'll wake up in the past.

1861
01:49:37.988 --> 01:49:42.450
Will we remember any of this?
Will we remember each other?

1862
01:49:42.993 --> 01:49:46.621
Maybe but it'll be like a dream.

1863
01:49:47.706 --> 01:49:54.337
So we'll remember it for a little while
then it'll slip away like it never was.

1864
01:49:54.879 --> 01:49:56.339
Like life slips away...

1865
01:49:57.173 --> 01:50:02.512
Yeah. Maybe that's all life is: A dream.

1866
01:50:03.305 --> 01:50:04.639
It's you...

1867
01:50:06.141 --> 01:50:09.144
Yep. Told you.

1868
01:50:10.520 --> 01:50:11.980
You sure you can do this?

1869
01:50:12.439 --> 01:50:18.111
Yeah it's for my parents, for
Rogers, for the whole damn world.

1870
01:50:18.903 --> 01:50:20.322
[gunshots]

1871
01:50:20.780 --> 01:50:22.824
[supernatural riser]

1872
01:50:23.074 --> 01:50:26.077
Ugh [bones breaking]

1873
01:50:26.619 --> 01:50:28.705
[Price] Emily, what's wrong?

1874
01:50:29.205 --> 01:50:31.851
[Trinity] What happens in the past
will mirror itself into the future...

1875
01:50:31.875 --> 01:50:33.918
She just killed herself.

1876
01:50:35.253 --> 01:50:36.772
I have to say good bye to you now Price.

1877
01:50:36.796 --> 01:50:37.482
Why?

1878
01:50:37.506 --> 01:50:40.026
I have to prepare myself for the
jump through time.

1879
01:50:40.050 --> 01:50:43.762
[Price] Will I see you in the past
after this all resets?

1880
01:50:44.012 --> 01:50:45.305
[Trinity] Maybe.

1881
01:50:46.890 --> 01:50:49.893
[coughing up blood]

1882
01:50:50.769 --> 01:50:53.772
[thunder]

1883
01:50:56.232 --> 01:50:59.235
[coughing up blood]

1884
01:51:00.945 --> 01:51:03.948
[thunder]

1885
01:51:04.991 --> 01:51:08.912
Did we do it? Did we save the world?

1886
01:51:09.496 --> 01:51:10.639
Yeah, we did...

1887
01:51:10.663 --> 01:51:13.666
So we will wake up soon
and everyone will be alive?

1888
01:51:14.042 --> 01:51:15.242
Yeah we should.

1889
01:51:16.711 --> 01:51:17.711
I'd like that.

1890
01:51:19.506 --> 01:51:20.757
I would, too.

1891
01:51:21.007 --> 01:51:22.842
You're a good person, Price.

1892
01:51:22.967 --> 01:51:24.761
So are you.

1893
01:51:26.638 --> 01:51:29.766
You know, I just had the craziest idea.

1894
01:51:30.725 --> 01:51:31.577
What if

1895
01:51:31.601 --> 01:51:32.601
this is one of those...

1896
01:51:36.022 --> 01:51:37.690
Dreams.

1897
01:51:38.650 --> 01:51:41.653
[dreamy electronic music]

1898
01:52:04.217 --> 01:52:07.220
[dreamy electronic music with chorus]

1899
01:52:51.514 --> 01:52:54.517
[dreamy electronic music ends]

1900
01:52:56.352 --> 01:52:59.355
[dark orchestral music]

1901
01:56:53.172 --> 01:56:56.175
[dark orchestral music ends]