- Shit! - We got them!
This way!
Up on the second floor! It's a mess up here!
Who are you, and what the hell are you doing here?
Who are you?
Maybe we'll be able to talk once we get rid of this.
No! Don't touch me! Please, don't touch me!
We've been out a couple of days scouting for supplies! We just got back!
Let him go!
Now.
We got everybody?
- I think so. - There's nobody else.
Tom!
- My space. - What?
They breached it. It's not safe.
I can't... It's not safe!
That's what you get for living in a condom, man.
- You get... - Screw you.
Hey, leave him alone! We just wanted to spend the night here!
You sons of bitches. What have you done with Larry?
How the hell do I know, man?
Maybe he got in a fight with a shower curtain
like the rest of you guys.
Larry. He was guarding the place.
They killed him.
- He was like that when we got here. - Yeah. right.
You expect us to believe that?
Why don't you go in the pooI,
check out the cause of death for yourself?
- What, no volunteers? - Shut up.
Tom. he must have been sick when we left and didn't say anything.
That's impossible. You know that's impossible.
The system is perfect.
- Why? Because you thought of it? - He didn't seal up his suit properly.
He made a mistake. He didn't follow procedure.
Whatever gets you through the night.
You know. I just met you and I'm already sick of you.
- I have that effect on people. - Brian, cut it out! Jesus!
I want all of you out of here. Now.
Hey!
- Please, we need that. - So do we.
Get in.
- Not you. - What? Danny.
What the hell are you doing? Let the girl go.
- The girls stay. - No!
- Yeah. they stay. - Get your hands off me!
- Don't you touch her, you son of a bitch! - Don't move!
Get back!
If we keep the girls.
what are you gonna do with the guys? Kill them?
We're not that kind of people.
Yeah?
And what kind of people are we? The kind that just sits and waits to die?
Wait.
Screw you. Tom! This isn't the mill. You're not in charge anymore.
Let the girls go.
We have to check them out. Make sure they're clean.
Right.
Strip.
- Please, no. - I said strip!
Shit. shit. shit. shit!
- What's going on? - Oh. my God! Back off! Back off!
- Somebody tell me what's going on! - Stay away from her!
- What the hell is going on? - I said go!
Shit!
Get the hell out of here right now! I said. right now!
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This one's locked.
- I'm gonna look inside. - I'll go check the back.
Danny?
Do you want to end up like them?
We will if she stays.
Talk to him.
- Brian? - Help me out, will you?
We need to talk.
The key to the pump has to be here somewhere.
- Brian, we need to deaI with... - Where the hell is that key?
Get in the car.
Get in.
Any luck?
Brian.
Get out.
I said get out.
- I'll get in the back. - That's not what I said.
Brian, please let me stay.
Brian, please don't!
Brian, do not do this!
- There's a town down that road. - These are just bruises.
I've been bouncing around in the back of that
- stupid car for days. - I'm sure there's plenty of water in town,
- but here's half a gallon. - Of course I have bruises, but I am fine!
- If you ration it... - I love you.
- ... it should last a few days. - You love me, don't you?
- The same goes for the food. - Brian, I'll wear a mask. I didn't know.
Like hell you didn't know!
- I... - Don't you do that!
Don't you lie to me!
I wasn't sure.
Please don't leave me here! Please, won't you help me?
When you get to town, you find a comfortable place,
you know, with a good bed.
And get yourself a blanket, even if it feels hot now.
And lots of water.
Do it before you're too weak.
Brian. Brian!
I warned you about the girI.
- You... - I told you to stay away from her.
Why the hell couldn't you have listened to me?
She was choking. She couldn't breathe.
- Brian. - Hey, hand me a beer, will you?
Warm beer.
Tastes like piss.
- What are we gonna do? - I don't know.
- It's almost gone. - I know that!
Car.
- I see it. - We gotta make them stop.
Yeah, we'll just wave politely and ask for help.
Brian. Brian!
Hey! I'll deaI with this.
- Stay where you are! - Don't come any closer!
I'm gonna stay right here. We just need some gas.
- Sorry. We don't have any to spare. - I know. I understand.
But I was just hoping that maybe as a fellow Christian,
- you might be able to help us. - Please don't do that.
You see, my wife in the car, she's pregnant.
We're just looking for a cooI place to have the baby,
- see this thing through. - Go in reverse. Let's go. Let's go.
Good luck.
- Go, go, go. - Ma'am.
- No, I can't. - Please.
I'm begging you!
No, Brian!
Get out!
Get the gas.
Oh, God.
What are you doing?
They weren't gonna give it to us, Danny.
Help her out.
You don't talk to me. You hear me? You don't tell me what to do!
Don't walk away from me, you son of a bitch! I'm talking to you!
- What the... - I am talking to you,
and I'm telling you what to do, you self-righteous shit!
It must be nice sitting on the sidelines
while your dumb brother wades in shit for you.
- No, I don't... - Somebody had to do it.
- Was it gonna be you, Danny? - You didn't have to...
You remember... You remember our last day at home?
It wasn't you who went up to Mom and Dad's room to get his gun, was it?
It wasn't you! It wasn't you who had to go up there and lie
and tell them not to worry, that you'd be back reaI soon.
- They were alive? Alive? - You knew they were.
They were? You... You told me...
- What you wanted to hear. - You asshole! Asshole!
Come here. Come here. I'm an asshole for what?
Tell me, Danny, asshole for what?
For what?
For letting you walk by with a clean conscience?
Well, that's what you like, Danny.
Remember Bobby?
You remember Bobby?
I was the one that had to drag her out of the car
while you just sat there watching me do it!
Bobby was right.
You got all the brains.
Danny.
Hey. Brian.
Stop here.
Brian. Brian.
We're gonna stop at this house, okay?
We're gonna find something to dress your wound with.
Whatever you say, Doc.
Danny. There.
A little closer.
Keep going. Okay, stop.
Hello?
Hello!
If you can hear me, we just need medicaI supplies.
Someone's hurt.
We're not infected,
and we don't mean you any harm.
We're...
We're just gonna take what we need, and we'll leave.
What happened? Oh, shit! What's on you?
It's not contagious. It's not human blood.
It's dog blood.
- You had me worried, little brother. - I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Hey, don't take this the wrong way. Can you pull down your pants?
Hey, so much for being chosen, huh?
I'm sorry.
He's got it, doesn't he?
Shit!
I don't know if there's anybody listening.
but my generator is dying.
So. if there is someone out there. this is my last song.
This is Laura Merkin. last survivor of Corpus Christi. Texas.
saying goodbye.
Can I see those?
Bobby had this crazy idea.
She wanted to be a mom.
Can you believe that?
Why not?
With me?
There are some things I'm just not good at, man.
Where did she get...
A baby?
Who knows? Maybe I would have been good at it.
Hey, Danny. Danny?
I gotta tell you something. It's a secret.
You want to hear a secret?
- Sure. - At the stadium,
some of those people, they were...
They were still alive, Danny.
We were gonna dump them in the grave and then...
Some of them would move.
I'd look at the supervisor,
and he'd pretend not to see, so...
So we'd pretend not to see them,
but we did.
We did, and we'd bury them anyway.
- There were so many bodies, Danny. - I know.
- So many. - I know.
How the hell did we get here?
- I don't know, Brian. - You know.
We both know.
We both...
Where you going, Danny?
Where you going, man?
We're leaving, Brian.
- Come on. - Come on, come on, come on, come on!
- Shit! - Oh, my God.
I need those keys, Brian.
Sure.
And I need a ride.
- You know I can't. - Come on, Danny.
The ocean, you and me, one more time.
You remember how it was.
Hitting those waves before everything turned to shit.
Just give me the keys.
You want them?
Shoot me or take me with you.
- Brian, don't do it. - I'm not gonna end up like them, Danny.
Rotting alive, alone.
You can't tell whether they're alive or dead.
Please, Brian. Don't.
- It's what we decided. - I'm dying, Danny!
I don't give a fuck about the rules.
You made them.
My little brother.
I taught him everything he knows.
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I drive and wait for a storm to come
and wash us all away.
but it doesn't.
It's a beautiful day.
And it shouldn't be a beautiful day.
I wait.
but nothing happens to me.
And for the first time. I feel like I am alone in the world.
We made it. Two strangers with nothing left to say.
Brian and I used to love this place.
the hotel. the beach.
They still look exactly the same. but they're just places now.
Brian! Danny! Come on!
I don't know what'll happen next.
I don't know how long I'll live.
But I know I will be alone.