Episode sebelumnya di The Walking Dead.
Aku bagian dari tim 10 orang di Human Genome Project...
Aku yakin kita bisa menghabisi setiap zombi.
Api dengan api.
Kami temukan bus pendek di belakang.
- Kini kita bisa tarik nafas... - Kita bernafas, memperlambat masalah...
Kita semua perlu ke DC sekarang juga.
Kami menyelamatkan kalian.
Aku sedang berusaha selamatkan kalian. Menyelamatkan semua orang.
Tetap di sini dan bantu kami, dan kami akan ikut denganmu.
Penampilanmu mulai agak berantakan.
Bersiap untuk pensiun.
Menyantaikan standar kerapian.
Mungkin aku akan jadi tukang ledeng, penggembala atau semacamnya.
Kau tak menggembala sekarang, Abraham.
Tetaplah berkonsentrasi.
Benar sekali.
Itu baru gadisku.
Mungkin kau boleh mencukur seluruh tubuhku...
...mulus seperti lumba-lumba.
- Akan kucukur untukmu malam ini. - Baiklah, Bu.
Mungkin Rosita bisa merapikan rambutmu juga.
Rambutmu agak panjang di belakang.
Atau itu sumber kekuatanmu?
Aku tak mau segera membunuh singa.
Aku tak mau bertaruh tentang melihatku bunuh seribu orang dengan rahang keledai.
Jadi kau hanya tetap akan menyelamatkan dunia, ya?
Ya.
Ada apa?
- Semalam? - Tidak.
Ya, itu dan besok.
Dan aku memikirkan soal pendeta itu...
...apa perbuatannya.
Mungkin mereka hanya di belakang kita.
Mungkin Daryl dan Carol sudah kembali.
Mungkin mereka ambil peta, menemukan mobil dan berada di jalan.
Mereka akan menyusul.
Kita amankan jalan untuk mereka.
Berapa lama itu nanti?
Setelah kau tiba di terminal itu dan lakukan tugasmu?
Tergantung sejumlah faktor...
...termasuk densitas yang terinfeksi di wilayah sasaran di seluruh dunia.
Tunggu, wilayah sasaran?
Maksudmu rudal?
Itu rahasia.
Kukira kita sudah tak lakukan itu.
Bagaimana jika kita semua hidup?
Maka rahasia itu akan berarti saat itu?
Mungkin saja.
Kecepatan adalah hal yang normal tergantung sejumlah faktor...
...termasuk pola cuaca seluruh dunia yang dibentuk tanpa dugaan...
...bahwa mobil, pesawat, kapal, dan kereta api...
...takkan tumpahkan hidrokarbon ke atmosfer selama ini.
Situasi banyak berubah bila soal patogen tertular lewat udara.
Kenapa rambutmu begitu?
Karena aku menyukainya.
Dan tak ada yang boleh memotongnya...
...kapan saja. Kau paham, Nona Espinoza?
Ya, jelas sekali.
Kalian boleh tertawa sesukanya.
Tak ada yang mengejek.
Pria terpintar yang kutemui ternyata menyukai rambutku.
Bos lamaku, T. Brooks Ellis...
...direktur Human Genome Project.
Katanya rambutku membuatku jadi, biar kukutip, "pria asyik"...
...yang memang begitulah aku.
Aku bukan Samson.
--- Penerjemah: Rizal Adam --- http://subscene.com/u/124580/subtitles
Season 5 Episode 5 SELF HELP
Ellen...
Ellen!
Eugene!
Eugene, kau tak apa-apa?
Pendeta itu, dia tak melihat jalan keluar lain.
Bertahanlah.
Kalian yang lain tak apa-apa?
- Ya. - Ya.
Mesinnya terbakar.
- Kita harus keluar dari sini. - Aku tahu.
Kau dan aku pergi lebih dulu, hajar mereka...
...agar Maggie dan Rosita bisa keluar...
...lalu kita habisi mereka, paham?
Ya, baiklah. Kita lakukan secara langsung.
- Tara? - Ya?
Kau lindungi Eugene, keluar saat sudah aman.
- Baik. - Sesuai aba-abaku!
Ayo!
Ayolah, Ini menyebalkan dan menakutkan...
- ...tapi saatnya untuk berani. - Ini tidak sengaja.
Ya, bila kita bermasalah besar.
Jadi beranilah lakukan pilihan yang bisa membantu orang.
Ayo.
Aku tepat di belakangmu.
Periksa Eugene, lihat apakah dia cedera.
Aku tak apa-apa. Hanya tergores.
Periksa dia!
- Apa itu darahmu? - Ya.
Luka sialan ini terbuka lagi.
Luka ini cukup parah.
Ini membuat banyak berdarah.
Kotak P3K ada di dalam bus.
Akan kulihat apa yang ada.
Kita tak akan berhenti. Kita melanjutkan perjalanan.
Kita akan cari kendaraan lain di jalan.
Misi tidak berubah.
Ini cuma debat kusir...
...kita terpaksa berhenti.
Kita habiskan banyak waktu singkirkan hal-hal dari jalan.
- Gereja cuma 24 km di belakang... - Tidak.
Kita tak berhenti. Kita tak kembali.
Kita sedang berperang, dan mundur berarti kalah.
Jalanan melawan, rencana rusak.
Kalian tahu itu.
Kini, kita akan lalui ini sebab kita harus melakukannya.
Setiap arah adalah sebuah pertanyaan.
Kita tak kembali!
Hei. Kau tak apa-apa?
Aku segar bugar.
Kami pergi denganmu.
Kau yang memutuskan ini.
Aku hanya perlu tahu kau baik-baik saja.
Beginilah keadaan berhenti.
Aku tak mampu terima itu saat ini. Dunia ini juga tak mampu.
Aku terkena benturan keras di zakarku saat kecelakaan itu.
Aku stres dan sedih melihat kendaraan itu hancur...
...tapi katamu jika kita lanjutkan perjalanan, aku tak apa-apa.
Kita lanjutkan perjalanan.
Akan kuoleskan tanah dan berjalan lupakan sakitnya.
Ya.
Kita akan temukan kebutuhan kita seperti biasa...
- ...di jalanan. - Baiklah.
Aku tak mau oleskan tanah pada apa pun.
Mungkin kita bisa temukan motor.
Motor tidak terbakar.
Baiklah.
Baik.
Eugene, sedang apa kau?
Tak lakukan apa-apa.
Ayo kita pergi.
Ellen!
Ell...
Ellen?
Ellen.
Ayo jalan.
♪ Bicaralah atas namaku ♪
♪ Semoga tugas yang kulakukan berguna bagiku ♪
Aku akan memeriksa sebentar.
Baiklah.
- Hei. - Hei.
Terima kasih.
Untuk apa?
Karena ikut.
Perlu sedikit tawar-menawar agar kau ikut...
...tapi bagiku kini jelas sekali.
Kau paham.
Kau bisa saja marah setelah kecelakaan...
...tapi kau tetap ikut.
- Aku sudah sepakat. - Ya, kau bisa saja langgar itu.
Aku bisa apa?
Kau akan singkirkan pisau itu malam ini?
Bagaimana dengan itu? Kau akan membalut itu?
Tidak, aku akan anginkan itu.
Aku terluka berat semalam di gereja.
Ya.
Mencapai tempat orang hidup itu adalah hal yang berani.
Kita harus demikian.
Kita kuat dan mereka bisa bantu kita jadi kita bantu mereka...
...atau kita kuat dan mereka bisa membunuh kita.
Jadi kita harus membunuh mereka.
Kita harus membunuh mereka dan...
Aku ingin katakan ini tak pernah mudah.
Ini bukan kebenarannya.
Ini hal termudah di dunia saat ini.
Dunia akan berubah, bukan?
Benar sekali.
Sebaiknya kau beristirahat. Kau dapat giliran jaga larut malam.
Ya.
Aku perlu bercinta lebih dulu.
Tak perlu tahu itu, tapi tak apa-apa.
Abraham!
Dia menyaksikan lagi.
Di sana di rak bagian menolong diri sendiri.
"Menolong diri sendiri."
Jangan cemaskan dia, Sayang.
Dia tak berbahaya.
- Aku sudah klimaks. - Ayolah.
Kawan.
Jujur saja, aku menyaksikan mereka.
Ya, aku lihat itu.
Aku yakin mereka tahu aku perhatikan hal itu...
...yang bukan berarti itu urusan mereka. Juga bukan urusanku.
Aku hanya menikmati bentuk tubuh wanita...
...dan kuanggap ini kejahatan tanpa korban...
...yang nyaman dan menghibur.
Mungkin kita bisa ubah topik dari hal ini.
Aku ingin berterima kasih karena membantuku di bus itu.
Kau menyelamatkan nyawaku.
- Aku tak tahu soal itu. - Benar.
Jika kulakukan, maka kau beri konteks bagiku agar lakukan itu.
- Apa? - Aku bermasalah besar...
...jadi kuambil pilihan untuk membantu orang.
Kukira itu basi, tapi rupanya benar.
- Kau benar. - Kau bisa ini.
Walau sebelumnya kau tak bisa, kini kau bisa.
Aku juga sama.
Kau tahu kau bisa lakukan ini.
Kau dengar perkataanku tadi?
Bus itu rusak karena aku.
- Tidak. - Ya, itu benar.
Aku taruh pecahan kaca di saluran bahan bakar.
Bohlam yang kutemukan di gereja.
Kendaraan itu seharusnya rusak sebelum tiba di jalanan.
Kau bisa membunuh kita.
Seharusnya tak terjadi seperti itu, tidak sama sekali.
Kaca seharusnya tak merusak saluran bahan bakar...
...yang ada di dekat busi.
Kita lakukan tugas berat untuk itu.
Kenapa? Kenapa kau lakukan itu?
Eugene, kenapa... Eugene?
Kenapa kau lakukan itu?
Jawab aku.
Aku menghargai kepastian positif...
...dan mengabaikan perubahan kebaikan jadi kejahatan...
...tapi aku tahu pasti aku tak bisa bertahan hidup sendiri.
- Aku tak bisa. - Jadi kau rusak bus itu?
Jika aku tak obati penyakit ini...
...jika aku tak selamatkan dunia, aku tak ada nilainya.
- Bukan begitu caranya. - Jika aku tak perbaiki semuanya...
...kalian takkan menjagaku...
...berbagi sumber daya, bahkan melindungiku.
Tentu saja akan kami lakukan.
Kita berteman.
Kita saling mendukung. Itu saja.
Begitulah caranya.
Jangan beri tahu yang lain tentang perbuatanmu.
Aku akan jaga rahasiamu dan kita akan terus melanjutkan.
Kau tahu kau berbuat kesalahan.
Kau berusaha, tapi...
...kau tak boleh lakukan hal seperti itu lagi.
Tak akan kulakukan.
Kau terjebak bersama kami.
Seperti kami terjebak bersamamu, apa pun yang terjadi.
Entah kenapa aku memberitahu kau.
Aku tahu.
Selamat datang di ras manusia, bodoh.
Ayo. Sudah larut malam.
--- Penerjemah: Rizal Adam --- http://subscene.com/u/124580/subtitles
Kau memikirkan mereka?
Ya.
Aku merasa bersalah.
Hei.
Hei, kita bisa mendapat...
...liburan kecil di lantai toko buku.
Kita tak di sana lagi.
Kita hidup untuk hal yang lain.
Dan mereka lakukan itu saat ini.
Kita memang hampir tewas hari ini.
Dan kita tak punya mobil.
Dan kita meminum air toilet.
Hanya merasa senang memiliki ini...
...karena bukan tentang hal sebelumnya.
Bukan semalam.
Ini tentang bagaimana nantinya.
Jangan merasa bersalah soal itu.
Ellen.
Kita sudah aman sekarang.
Aku hentikan mereka.
Kau tak perlu takut sekarang.
Hei...
Tak apa-apa.
Ini tidak terkena infeksi.
Kau diam-diam masuk sekolah perawat?
Roger dan Pam mengajariku.
Kurasa kita harus tetap di sini hari ini.
Tidak.
Kau harus selesaikan membaca bukumu?
Kita beruntung kemarin.
Tapi kita semua cedera, utamanya kau.
Kita sudah alami hal yang lebih buruk.
Kita terus melanjutkan.
Mungkin kita selalu berhenti sebab tak pernah mulai 100%.
Tiap menit yang terbuang untuk membawa dia ke Washington...
...orang-orang tewas.
Kau kira aku tak mengerti itu?
Setelah semua yang terjadi?
Aku ingin kita tiba di sana.
Tidak, kau ingin kita di sini. Kau ingin kita berhenti.
Kondisi kota ini tak buruk.
Toko ini bahkan tak tersentuh.
Kita bisa buat markas yang bagus di sini.
Kita bisa luangkan satu hari terakhir untuk cari persediaan.
Kita akan cari persediaan sambil berjalan.
Kita lakukan itu sejak Houston. Kita tak berhenti sekarang.
Kau dengar kata wanita itu.
Kita pergi ke utara.
Kita habiskan air toilet.
Sungai Broad sekitar 8 km ke arah barat.
Kita bisa cari persediaan di sana sebelum menemukan kendaraan.
Kita punya kendaraan.
Dan kebetulan sekali...
...ada 1.900 liter air di sana.
Sudah saatnya keadaan berlangsung sesuai rencana kita!
Ayolah.
Sekali saja.
Satu kali saja.
Kita akan temukan kendaraan lain.
Jika ada kendaraan yang layak di kota ini, kita akan melihatnya.
Benda ini perlu dibersihkan.
Hingga ke saluran isap.
Berarti saringan udara dipenuhi sisa-sisa mayat.
Dan tak ada pojokan mana pun di Bumi ini...
...yang belum rusak berat hingga tak bisa dikenali.
- Abraham? - Apa?
Itu untuk radiator. Saluran isap untuk mesin ada di atap.
Tara, Maggie!
Satu kali saja!
- Satu kali saja! - Abraham, tunggu!
Ada lagi dari belakang!
Aku kunjungi 8 pameran daerah dan satu rodeo kambing.
Aku belum pernah lihat hal seperti itu.
Ada toko Goodwill di sana dekat toko buku.
Cukup hancur, tapi mungkin ada persediaan, mungkin pakaian kering?
Tidak harus begitu.
Aku bisa bersihkan saluran isap itu dengan segera.
Lalu mesinnya akan berfungsi dan kita juga begitu.
Kalian akan kering karena angin.
Kita melanjutkan perjalanan.
ORANG SAKIT DI DALAM BIARKAN MEREKA MATI
Apa?
Ini situasi yang kacau!
Ellen?
AJ?
Becca?
JANGAN COBA MENCARI KAMI
Ellen!
Ayo.
Aku tahu kenapa potongan rambutmu seperti itu.
Sudah kubilang, itu karena aku suka.
Aku percaya itu. Aku juga suka.
Kurasa kau suka itu karena ada alasannya.
Kau bukanlah seperti yang diperkirakan oleh orang lain.
Kau ingin mereka tahu siapa dirimu.
Aku tak paham ucapanmu.
Jika kau tak punya jambul itu, kau mungkin seperti orang lain di lab.
Tapi kau tak seperti yang lainnya.
Kurasa banyak orang di posisimu akan menyerah...
...tapi kau tak begitu.
Ada banyak orang di sepanjang prosesnya...
...mereka pastikan aku tak menyerah.
Itu sama sekali bukan diriku.
Itu dirimu.
Kau memulai hal ini.
Kau tak seperti Samson. Dia cukup bermasalah.
Aku tak paham.
Menurut kisahnya...
...bahwa satu hari saat seekor singa menyerangnya...
...Tuhan beri dia kekuatan dan dia menang.
Lalu dia kembali satu hari, sendirian saja...
...dan dia melihat lebah membuat sarang di bangkai singa tersebut.
Kemudian dia kisahkan pantun ini kepada orang.
"Dari si pemakan, muncul makanan.
"Dari si kuat, muncul hal yang manis."
Dan aku selalu berpikir, "Bagaimana orang harus tahu jawabannya...
...bila itu tentang nyawanya sendiri?
Bila tempat jawaban itu hanya ada di kepalanya?"
Apa itu?
Apa?
Angin semakin kencang. Kau akan menciumnya.
Apa itu?
Apa pun yang ditimbulkan bau itu, bukan hal yang bagus.
Kita takkan berhenti.
Kita berhenti.
Ayo pergi.
- Ya. - Aku tak mau berbaring.
Abraham.
Aku tak mau menyerah.
Abraham, ayo pergi dari sini.
Aku tak akan menyerah.
Tunggu.
- Kita harus pergi. - Tidak.
Tidak, kita tak harus pergi.
Mereka tak bisa mendengar dan melihat kita.
Tidak dari sini.
Kita baik-baik saja.
Ya, ini definisi "baik-baik saja".
Kita butuh peta. Pasti ada jalan memutar.
Aku tak mau lakukan itu.
Kita berputar berulang kali dari Houston hingga Georgia.
Aku tak mau bermain itu lagi.
Kita takkan melintasi ini, mengerti?
Ini takkan terjadi.
Ada badai buruk di pintu A dan badai seram di pintu B.
Jika kau beruntung, ada zombi atau truk hancur.
Tapi cepat atau lambat, kita tersudut.
Kita akhirnya tetap di tempat dan membunuh.
Kita takkan kembali. Kita tak bisa kembali.
Maksudku tak kembali.
- Hanya ke selatan beberapa km. - Tidak.
Kita sudah berhenti karena saringan udara dipenuhi usus.
Itu akan terjadi lagi.
Lalu kita habisi mereka dengan selang.
Tangkinya kosong, Abraham.
Jika kita mengebut...
Kita masih tabrak mereka, mereka perlambat dan hentikan kita.
Aku tak bilang kita langsung pergi.
Itu arah jalannya.
- Abraham! - Kita bisa melintasinya!
Aku tahu itu!
Berarti kita takkan ke selatan, berputar, atau kembali!
Tidak.
Mereka benar.
- Hei, Abraham. - Hei!
- Sedang apa kau? Hentikan. - Lepaskan dia.
Aku takkan biarkan kau begini..
- Ya, benar. - Hei, hentikan.
- Keluar. - Hei, kau sudah tak memimpin lagi!
- Jangan! - Hentikan!
Sudah kubilang, jangan menyentuhku! Kau jangan menyentuhku!
Abraham!
Aku bukan ilmuwan!
Aku berbohong. Aku bukan ilmuwan.
Aku tak tahu cara menghentikannya.
Aku bukan ilmuwan!
Kau ilmuwan. Aku melihat kau bisa lakukan banyak hal.
Aku hanya tahu banyak hal.
Kau hanya "tahu banyak hal"?
Aku tahu aku lebih pintar dari kebanyakan orang...
...aku tahu aku sangat pintar berbohong...
...dan aku tahu aku harus pergi ke DC.
Kenapa?
Sebab aku yakin kemungkinan bertahan hidup paling besar...
...dan aku ingin bertahan hidup.
Jika aku bisa membohongi orang untuk membawaku ke sana...
...aku pun berpikir akan membantu mereka juga...
...menganggap situasi berbahaya kota Houston, semuanya.
Orang-orang tewas berusaha untuk membawamu ke sini.
Aku tahu itu.
Stephanie, Warren, Pam...
...Rex, Roger, Josiah, Dirk, dan Josephine.
Dan Bob.
Aku semakin tegang karena kita semakin akrab...
...karena aku seorang pengecut...
...dan kenyataan mencapai tujuan kita...
...dan ungkapkan kebenaran soal ini menjadi sangat menakutkan.
Aku berupaya memperlambat perjalanan kita.
Cari waktu untuk memuluskan banyak hal agar bila tiba di sana...
Tapi saat ini, aku sadar tak ada pilihan lagi untuk disetujui.
Bagaimana pun aku bermasalah.
Aku juga berbohong soal T. Brooks Ellis menyukai rambutku.
Aku tak kenal T. Brooks Ellis.
Tapi aku baca bukunya, dan dia tampak seperti...
...jenis orang yang takkan peduli dengan rambut jambul Tennessee.
Kuulangi lagi...
...aku lebih pintar dari kalian.
Kalian mungkin ingin meninggalkanku di sini...
- Hei! - Sudahlah!
Lepaskan dia!
- Ya, Tuhan. - Tidak.
Eugene?
Bangunlah. Lihatlah aku.
Ya, Tuhan.
Eugene, apa kau sadar?
Eugene!
Eugene...?
Ayolah!
Ellen.
Tolong aku!
Tolong! Tolong aku!
Tolong aku, aku mohon!
Itu mereka. Bunuh mereka!
Bunuh mereka.
Terima kasih.
Kurasa mereka semakin cepat.
Tunggu!
Tunggu dulu!
Berhenti!
- Kau tak boleh pergi! - Kenapa?
Aku punya misi yang sangat penting.
Balikpapan, 11 November 2014
--- Penerjemah: Rizal Adam --- http://subscene.com/u/124580/subtitles
Previously on AMC's The Walking Dead...
I was part of a 10-person team at the Human Genome Project,
I believe we can take out every last dead one of them.
Fire with fire.
We found a short bus out back.
- Now that we can take a breath... - We take a breath, we slow down...
We all need to leave to DC, right now.
We saved you.
Well, I am trying to save yours. Save everyone's.
Stay and help us. And we will go with you.
♪ May the work I've done ♪
♪ Speak for me ♪
♪ May the work I've done... ♪
It's getting a little messy for you.
♪ Speak for me... ♪
Gettin' ady for retirement.
Relaxin' the grooming standards.
Thinkin' about becomin' a plumber,
a sheepherder, or something.
You ain't herdin' sheep now, Abraham.
Eyes on the prize.
Damn right.
That's my girl.
Maybe I'll let you shave me down all over,
dolphin-smooth.
I'll cut it for you tonight.
Yes, ma'am.
Hey, maybe Rosita can give you a trim while she's at it.
Party's getting a little long in the back.
Or is it your source of power?
I ain't slayin' a lion anytime soon.
I wouldn't be placing any wagers on seein' me
dispatch a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of an ass.
Oh, so you'll just settle on saving the world, right?
Yeah.
What's up?
- Last night? - Nope.
Yes, that and tomorrow.
And I'm thinking about that preacher,
what he did.
♪ May the service I give ♪
♪ Speak for me... ♪
Maybe they're just behind us.
Maybe Daryl and Carol came back.
Maybe they took the map, found some cars,
and they're just down the road.
They'll catch up.
We're clearing the way for 'em.
How long will it be?
After you get on that terminal and do what you have to do?
Depends on a number of factors
including density of the infected
around target sites worldwide.
Wait, target sites?
Are you talking about missiles?
That's classified.
I thought we were over that.
What if we all live?
The secrets will matter then?
They might.
Anyway, the speed with which things normalize
depend on a number of factors
including worldwide weather patterns,
which were modeled without the assumption
that cars, planes, boats, and trains
wouldn't be pouring hydrocarbons
into the atmosphere this long.
Changed the game quite a bit
when it comes to air-transmissible pathogens.
Why the hair?
Because I like it.
And no one is takin' scissor or clipper to it
anytime soon. Do you hear me, Miss Espinoza?
Yes, loud and clear.
Y'all can laugh all you want.
No one was makin' fun.
The smartest man I ever met happened to love my hair.
My old boss, T. Brooks Ellis,
the director of the Human Genome Project.
He said my hair made me look like,
and I quote, "a fun guy,"
which I am.
I just ain't Samson.
Bitchnuts!
Ellen...
Ellen!
Eugene!
Eugene, are you okay?
The preacher...
didn't see another way out.
You hold on, okay?
Everyone else, you all right?
- Yeah. - Yes.
The engine's on fire. We gotta get out of here.
All right, you and I go first, knock 'em back,
clear the way for Maggie and Rosita to get out,
then we all start hitting them, okay?
Yeah, all right. We'll do it live.
- Tara? - Yeah?
You cover Eugene, come out when it's clear.
- Okay. - On my go!
Go!
Come on. I know it sucks and it's scary,
- but it's time to be brave. - It isn't voluntary.
It is, when you're screwed either way.
So you cut through the choice that might help somebody.
Come on.
I'm right behind you.
Whew.
Check Eugene, see if he's hurt.
I'm fine. Just cuts and dings is all.
Check him!
- Is that your blood? - Yeah.
Damn thing opened again.
I swear, the cuts are finer than frog's hair.
They're just big bleeders.
First aid kit's in the bus.
I'll see what we have.
We're not stopping. We're rolling on.
We'll find another vehicle down the road.
The mission hasn't changed.
Devil's advocate, nothing more--
we smashed to a stop hard.
We spent a lot of time rolling things out of the road.
- The church is just 15 miles back that way-- - No.
We don't stop. We don't go back.
We're at war, and retreat means we lose.
The road fights back, the plan gets jacked.
You all know that.
Now, we will get through this because we have to.
Every direction is a question.
We don't go back!
Hey, hey, hey. You okay?
I am fit as a damn fiddle.
We are going with you.
You are calling this thing.
I just need to know you're good.
This is how things stop.
I can't afford that right now. The world can't afford it.
Listen, I took a pretty hard shot to the sack with that crash.
I am stressed and depressed to see that ride die,
but if you say we're rolling on,
I'm good.
We're rolling on.
I'm gonna rub some dirt on it and walk it off.
Yeah.
We'll find what we need like we always have--
- on the way. - Okay.
I'm not rubbing dirt on anything.
Maybe we can find some bis.
Bikes don't burn.
All right.
Right.
Eugene, what are you doing?
Nothing.
Let's go.
Ellen!
Ell...?
Ellen?
Ellen.
Let's go.
I'm gonna take a sweep.
Okay.
Hey.
Thank you.
For what?
For showing up.
It took a little horse trading to get you here,
but it's plain as potatoes to me now.
You get it.
Coulda lit out after the crash,
made a case, but you stayed.
- I made a deal. - Yeah, you coulda broke it.
What was I gonna do?
You gonna put that thing away tonight?
How about that? You gonna wrap that up?
No, I'm gonna let it get some air.
Got cut up pretty ugly last night back at the church.
Yeah.
Gotten to the point where everyone alive is strong now.
We have to be.
You're either strong and they can help you so you help them
or you're strong and they can kill ya.
So you gotta kill them.
You gotta kill them and...
I want to say it's never easy.
That's not the truth.
It's the easiest thing in the world now.
The world's gonna change, right?
You're damn right it's gonna.
You'd better turn in. You've got late watch.
Yeah.
I really need some ass first.
Didn't need to know that, but, cool.
Abraham!
He's watching again.
Over there in the self-help section.
"Self-help."
Don't worry about him, baby.
He's harmless.
- I'm already there. - Come on.
Dude.
Cards on the table, I was watching them.
Yeah, I saw that.
I believe they know I catch an eyeful on occasion,
which isn't to say it's their thing. It's not mine either.
It's just that I enjoy the female form
and I consider this a victimless crime
that provides both comfort and distraction.
Maybe, uh-- maybe we can move on from here.
I was looking for you to say thank you
for having my back at the bus.
You saved my life.
- Don't know about that. - You did.
Well, if I did, then you provided the context for me doing so.
- What? - I was screwed either way,
so I went with the choice that helped someone.
I thought it trite, but it turned out to be true.
- Point to you. - You have this.
Even if you didn't before, you do.
Look, I'm-- I'm the same way.
You know you can do this.
Uh, did you hear what I just said?
The bus crashed 'cause of me.
- No, it didn't. - Yes, it did.
I put crushed glass in the fuel line.
Light bulbs I found in the church.
The vehicle should've failed before it ever got to the road.
You would've killed us.
It wasn't supposed to go down like that, not hardly, not half.
The glass wasn't supposed to wear out the fuel line
next to the spark plugs.
We fully pulled the short straw on that one.
What the hell? Why did you do that?
Eugene, why did-- Eugene?
Why did you do that?
- Um... - Answer me.
I appreciate the positive affirmations
and looking the other way on the perversion,
but I know empirically and definitively I cannot survive on my own.
- I cannot. - So you killed the bus?
If I don't cure the disease,
if I don't save the world, I have no value.
- That's not how it works. - If I don't fix things,
there's no way you people would keep me around,
share resources, even protect me.
Of course we would.
We're friends.
We have each other's backs. That's it.
That's how it works.
Don't tell anyone else what you did.
I'll keep your secret and we'll keep going.
You know you messed up.
You're trying, but, dude,
you can't do something like that again.
I won't.
You're stuck with us.
Just like we're stuck with you,
no matter what.
I don't know why I told you.
I do.
Welcome to the human race, asshole.
Come on. It's getting late.
Whew.
You thinkin' about them?
Yeah.
I feel guilty.
Hey.
Hey, we get to have...
little vacations on bookstore floors.
We're not back there anymore.
We're living for something else.
And they don't get to right now.
Well, we did almost die today.
And we don't have a car.
And we're drinking toilet water.
It just feels really good having this...
because it's not about what was.
Not last night.
It's all about what's gonna be.
Don't feel guilty about that.
Ellen.
We're safe now.
I stopped 'em.
You don't have to be scared now.
Hey--
It's okay.
It's not infected.
You been going to nursing school on the sly?
Roger and Pam taught me.
Mm.
I think we should stay here today.
No.
You got some reading you need to catch up on?
We got lucky yesterday.
But we're all banged up, you especially.
We've been through worse.
We keep moving.
Maybe we always wind up stopping
because we never start at 100%.
Every minute we waste getting him to Washington,
people are dying.
You think I don't understand that?
After everything?
You see, I want us to actually get there.
No, you want us to sit around.
You want us to stop.
This town isn't in bad shape.
This store wasn't even touched.
We could make a good base here.
We could spend one last day doing a sweep for supplies.
We'll sweep as we go.
We've done it since Houston. We're not stopping now.
You heard the lady.
We're taking it north.
We tapped out the toilet.
Broad River is five miles west.
At the very least, we stock up there before we find wheels.
We got a vehicle.
And it just so happens...
it's got 500 gallons of water on it.
About time things started going our way!
Come on.
Just once.
One damn time.
We'll find another ride.
If there was a ride worth a shit in this town, we'd have seen it.
This thing's done some crowd clearing.
Right up into the intake.
Which means we've got an air filter filled with damn human remains.
And there is no damned corner on this damned Earth
that has not been dicked hard
beyond all damned recognition.
- Abraham? - What?
That feeds the radiator. The intake for the engine is actually on the roof.
Tara, Maggie!
One damn time!
- One damn time! - Abraham, just wait!
There's more from the back!
I been to eight county fairs
and one goat rodeo.
I never seen anything like that.
There was a Goodwill over there by the bookstore.
It's pretty blown up, but there might be some supplies, some dry clothes, maybe?
Not necessary.
I can clear that intake in two shakes.
Then the engine will get some wind
and so will we.
You'll air-dry.
We roll on.
What?
This shit is screwed up!
Ellen?
AJ?
Becca?!
Ellen!
Come on.
I know why you have the haircut.
I told you, it's 'cause I like it.
I believe that. I like it, too.
I think you like it for a reason.
You're not the person people think you are.
You want 'em to know who you are.
Not following you.
If you didn't have that mullet,
you'd probably be like everybody else in the labs.
But you're not like everybody else.
I think a lot of people in your position
probably woulda given up,
but you didn't.
There were people-- a lot of them along the way--
they made sure I didn't give up.
It wasn't me remotely.
It was.
You started this thing.
And you're not like Samson. He was kind of a mess.
Not following you.
Well, his story goes...
that one day when a lion attacked him,
God gave him strength and he tore it apart.
Then he goes back one day, he's by himself,
and he sees that bees have made a hive in the carcass.
So later he tells this riddle to people.
"Out of the eater, something to eat.
Out of the strong, something sweet."
And I always thought, "How the hell are people supposed to know the answer
when it's just about his own life?
When the only place the answer is is in his own head?"
Whoa, what the hell is that?
What?
Wind's picking up. You're about to smell it.
What is that?
Whatever's making that stench,
it ain't nothin' nice.
We're not stoppin'.
Uh, we're stopped.
Let's go.
- Yeah. - I will not lie down.
Abraham.
I will not abase.
Abraham, let's get out of here.
I will not give up the ship.
Hold up.
- We gotta go. - No.
No, we don't.
They can't hear us and they can't see us.
Not from here.
We're fine.
Yeah, this is the definition of fine."
We need the map. There's gotta be a detour.
I'm not doing it.
We detoured and detoured and detoured from Houston to Georgia.
I'm not playing that game anymore.
We are not going through this, okay?
It isn't gonna happen.
You got a shitstorm behind door A
and a storm of shit behind door B.
If you're lucky, it's walkers or a shot-up truck.
But sooner or later you get cornered.
You wind up stayin' and you wind up killin'.
We don't go back. We can't go back.
I'm not talking about going back.
- Just south a few miles. - No.
We already hit a full stop 'cause of an air filter
compromised by innards.
That will happen again.
Then we'll hit 'em with the hose.
The tank is empty, Abraham.
- If we floor it-- - We still hit them, they still slow us down,
and then they stop us.
I'm not saying we just go straight.
That's the way the road goes.
- Abraham! - We can get through!
I know it!
And that means we are not going south,
going around, or going back!
No.
They're right.
- Hey, Abraham. - Hey! Hey!
- What are you doing? Stop. - Let go of him.
I'm not gonna let you do this.
- Yes, you are. - Hey, hey, stop.
- Get out. - Hey, you are done! You're done!
- Do not! Do not! - Stop!
I told you, you do not touch me! You do not touch me!
Abraham!
I'm not a scientist!
I lied. I'm not a scientist.
I don't know how to stop it.
I'm not a scientist.
You are a scientist. I've seen the things that you can do.
I just know things.
You just... "know things"?
I know I'm smarter than most people,
I know I'm a very good liar,
and I know I needed to get to DC.
Why?
Because I do believe that locale holds the strongest possibility for survival,
and I wanted to survive.
If I could cheat some people into taking me there,
well, I just reasoned that I'd be doin' them a solid, too,
considering the perilous state of the city of Houston,
the state of everything.
People died trying to get you here.
I'm aware of that--
Stephanie, Warren, Pam,
Rex, Roger, Josiah, Dirk, and Josephine.
And Bob.
You see, I lost my nerve as we grew closer,
for I am a coward...
and the reality of getting to our destination
and disclosing e truth of the matter
became some truly frightening shit.
I took it upon myself to slow our roll.
Find time to finesse things so then when we got there...
But at this moment, I fully realize
there are no longer any agreeable options.
I was screwed either way.
I also lied about T. Brooks Ellis liking my hair.
I do not know T. Brooks Ellis.
But I did read one of his books, and he seemed like
the type of guy that wouldn't blink twice at a Tennessee Top Hat.
Again...
I am smarter than you.
Now, you may want to leave me here--
- Hey! Hey! - Hey, come on!
Get off of him!
- Oh, my God. - No.
Eugene?
Get up. Look at me.
Oh, my God.
Oh, God. Eugene, are you there?
Eugene!
Eugene...?
Come on!
Ellen.
Help me!
Help! Help me!
Help me, please!
It's them. Get 'em!
Get them. Get 'em.
Thank you.
I think-- I think they're gettin' faster.
Wait!
Wait up!
Stop!
- You can't leave! - Why?
I have a very important mission.