[newscaster] The Department of Emergency has managed to restore
power and water to several municipalities
along the Southern Shore, but residents are critical
of Washington's slow response to the tsunami,
claiming that humanitarian organizations
and local businesses have been quicker to respond.
The Red Cross is advising all New Jersey residents
to boil tap water before drinking it
and to keep the use of electrical appliances
to a minimum.
[thunder rolling]
[Bukari] There's a system descending from Canada.
Will this affect us?
Actually, it'll act in our favor, extra cover.
We'll detonate closer to land this time.
But will it still hit where we planned?
Yes, and the wave will be bigger as we discussed.
Now get out of my chair!
It's just that we... We need to do it now.
We need to send the message and be done.
The message will be delivered, my friend.
Don't worry about that.
[phone line ringing]
[phone ringing]
Hello.
Mel, it's me.
Just the man I wanted to talk to.
I think congratulations are in order.
Did you figure it out?
Yeah, but this one was hard.
[John] Tell me what you found.
It was tough.
I had to use pretty much everything I knew,
well, not everything, but...
Mel... Mel, uh...
can you skip the explanations
and just tell me what you figured out?
But the explanation's the best part.
Anyways...
The encryption is another map.
Another map of what?
I don't have a clue.
Some kind of coastline or something.
Anyways, I printed it out. How do I get it to you?
I can't get there right now.
Um...
Can you fax it to me?
Sure let me get a pen.
Shoot.
Okay, it's 5-5-5...
5-5-5-0-1-9-6.
And, Mel, I need it now, not in 20 minutes, okay.
Bye, John.
Thanks, Mel.
Another map, another target.
Did she say anything about the news?
I don't think she watches TV.
Can you get that fax?
[Clark] Almost hit that guy. You believe that?
[Brisick] Boy. On the highway?
Ah, it's true.
What kind of driving is that, anyway?
[Wilcord] It's this way, gentlemen.
We appreciate you seeing us.
Well, I'm glad you called.
I mean this whole situation today,
it's mind-boggling.
And now you're saying Sophie has become involved somehow.
Do you have any more information?
No, no, we haven't heard from either of them.
Well is he holding her against her will?
Do you know?
Well, we understand they were close friends.
In a roundabout way, I guess.
She was close with his fiancée during Sea Lion.
Was she part of Sea Lion?
No, Ann was.
We'd like to know more about that project.
Certainly. I've, uh...
I've put together some background for you.
Really? Hmm.
The murder implicates me
because my fingerprints were on the murder weapon.
But the police arrived immediately, it's too fast.
Somebody would have to call ahead of time.
Question: What's happening to Stanley Schiff right now?
Question: What's happening to Jack Wilcord?
Here it is.[beeps]
Let me see this.
I looked at it, but I can't...
I can't recognize the place, can you?
Uh, this is... this is here.
What do you mean here?
This is the Maine coastline, right here.
We're along...
Right there, that's where I live.
Okay, we have to go.
We have to warn somebody about this.
No, we've got everything, it's okay.
Yeah.
[newscaster] Police have received calls
from several unnamed terrorist organizations
claiming responsibility for the recent New Jersey tsunami.
But according to police sources,
scientist John McAdams is still wanted
for questioning in relation to what now looks like
it might have been a deliberate attack.
[Wilcord] The woman with McAdams
is Anne Bannister, his fiancée.
Sophie's best friend.
There's a photo in there of Stanley Schiff.
He was part of it.
I was too briefly,
but not when those photographs were taken.
Anne was the daughter of Victor Bannister,
the Camtrell CEO.
Yeah, she died in a sailing accident.
It was in the papers.
Well, Project Sea Lion wasn't exactly public.
[Clark] No, it wouldn't.
This is a photo of the island
off the coast of Alaska.
That's where the tests were run.
John McAdams was in charge of the entire project.
He was a truly remarkable scientist.
Was or is?
Well, his mind seems to have turned.
It's unfortunate.
What exactly is Project Sea Lion?
Sea Lion was an attempt
to use undersea explosions to create massive waves.
Waves large enough to take out entire cities.
Jesus.
Unfortunately, the sea was not as predictable
as we had hoped.
Our test proved our technology,
but it also proved our flaw.
How's that?
There's a photograph in there.
There are two groups.
One on the platform,
another in the control tower.
The wave was supposed to hit about a hundred miles
to the north, but it didn't.
It hit the platform.
And that's how Anne Bannister died.
And McAdams was...
In the control tower.
Ooh! That's tough to take.
Yeah, and he didn't take it well.
That's Mr. Bannister.
His wife is now quite ill.
They were devastated, of course.
As you can see, Sophie is
very, very close to the family.
She and Ann were inseparable and had been for years.
Where's McAdams?
He was asked not to attend.
Why?
[sighs] I've always admired John
for his brilliance.
He has the ability to... construct
the most incredibly elaborate models in his mind,
but... after Ann died, he...
He attacked everybody.
Talent like that can be very, very dangerous.
So you think he might be delusional.
He might be.
But Sea Lion is not a delusion.
[John] That is the information that I have.
I don't know when!
If I knew, I'd tell you, okay?
But I do know that a wave, a giant wave,
is going to hit the Maine coast
just in the Quinimac area.
Quinimac. Can you spell that?
And you need to inform people
and get them the hell out of there!
I don't know when.
Just listen to me for a minute.
A wave just hits New Jersey
and... and you'd think you'd want to tell people about this!
Stop being so obtuse!
Idiot!
So...
I've gotta go to my place.
No, we're not going back there.
My neighbor and I share the same Jeep,
so she has no way of getting out of there.
John, there's a tidal wave coming we can't go...
You want me to take... You want me to drive you back to the motel?
You can stay there.No.
Okay.
[engine starts]
Thank you.
Let me ask you something. Yeah?
What's your take on what's going on?
Huh.
Well, my honest opinion,
and this is speculation,
is that John found somebody,
or somebody found John...
and they're using this technology
against the United States.
That's strong words.
You have anything that might prove that?
No, no, I'm...
I suspect that John would have some kind of record.
[cell phone ringing]
I... I mean, if that's even the case.
Excuse me. Clark.
When? All right, play it for me.
No, I want to hear it now!
Yeah. No, that's him.
Yeah, you better start an evacuation right now.
We're on our way.
Evacuation? What?
The cops received a recorded voice of McAdams
saying a new wave is going to hit the coast of Maine,
but they don't know where. Oh, my God.
Yeah, you better take care of your people.
Where to? McAdams' place.
[car alarm chirping]
Okay.
[Sophie] John, not too fast.
[John] We have to get there.
Yeah, we have to get there, so slow down a little bit.
How could anyone even think about doing this?
We did, didn't we?
I created this thing. I know how it works.
Those waves are getting bigger,
and they're just going to keep getting bigger.
Heinz said it comes from inside the country.
Oh, yeah. It's a huge operation.
Huge.
This is where technology gets you.
And framing you.
But who in the country would even have the idea...
"A," who benefits from this?
"B," whose got that kind of money
to build this kind of thing?
Follow the money.
What's that?
[siren blaring]
Oh, jeez!
Pull over.
All right, whatever you do,
just let me do the talking, okay?
[siren bloops]
[chatter on police radio]
Hi. Hi.
Hi, Officer.
Can I see your license and registration, please?
Sure, sure.Yeah.
I... I think it's in the glove compartment.
What's the... what seems to be the... the problem?
You're going a little too fast, sir.
Really? How fast were we going?
30 miles over the speed limit.
Wow. Sorry about that.
Um... Sir, we didn't mean to...
No, listen, we're just on our honeymoon.
Yeah. We're kinda excited about that, and, uh...
Very excited about it.Yeah.
Maybe you can, I don't know, just give us a break.
[dispatcher on radio]
Listen, I'll be right back.
We have a code 10-1. Okay.
Okay, so what do we do if this is your name?
I don't know. You don't have anything here.
All cars, please proceed immediately
to Route 95, closest intersection. Over.
[siren whirring]
Just... Okay, we'll just leave then.
Okay.[engine starts]
[newscaster] The evacuation is based on what authorities
are calling reliable information
that a tidal wave could hit the Maine shore.
No one is giving a specific time,
only that it could be imminent,
and this is feeding the sense of fear
that we see here played out in the images
on Maine's Route Six.
Excuse me. Now, on the plus side...
Sorry, I was just...
Just want to pay for gas. Ah, it's 33.78.
Yeah. Out of 40.
Crazy huh?
Are you going to leave? I don't know.
My husband thinks we should, but we're a mile inland.
I mean, how bad can it get?
You should go. Yeah?
Well, maybe we will.
Six and 22 back.
[newscaster] John McAdams, wanted for questioning in the murder
of biologist Heinz Lichtner,
is now being described as a "person of interest"
in connection with what authorities are calling
possible terrorist involvement
in the recent tidal wave in New Jersey.
We have footage of Dr. McAdams
with a female companion at the market
where Dr. Lichtner was killed yesterday.
And here he is accompanied by a woman
police have identified as Sophie Marleau...
Hey! Hold on.
Are you...
What's going on?
You're a terrorist now and so am I... Go!
[engine starts]
[tires squealing]
Now, you cannot see,
but for ten miles down this country lane,
traffic has come to a complete standstill.
Up this road, around the corner
again, traffic, complete standstill.
It's quite surreal to see this
as anyone tries to make their way
from the wrath of Mother Nature.
Now, as I look around me,
I don't feel any sense of fear,
of any sense of panic, I should say.
But rather I can sense a palpable sense of fear
as everyone tries to make their way
away from this impending disaster.
Will my love ones be safe?
Will my home be there when I get there?
These all questions that everyone in these cars
is asking themselves right now.
This Eric Adjuk for CRN.
[chatter over police radio]
[horns honking]
Here you go, guys. Thank you.
What are you doing? I'm turning around.
We have to get to that cottage.
Yeah, get killed?
No. That's our job.
Our job is about surveillance.
Now this guy's a terrorist.
There's a wave coming in... No.
I don't think he's working alone.
That he's even guilty.
Now there's information down there that we need...
Aw, you saw what happened in New Jersey!
It's a tidal wave.
Why're we going down there?
Right.
Get out of the car.
I'm going. For what?
Cause of Jersey, 'cause I want it to stop.
And I want to know what the hell is going on.
You gotta go, go.
All right.
You're going, I'm going.
Um... Legal should be handling that.
Give that to Terry, would you please.
Anything else?
Uh... CRN requested an interview again.
And the Financial Press called.
Depends on what they want to talk about.
As always.
See what you can find out.
I will.
Olivia McPhee?
She hasn't called back yet.
That'll do. Thank you.
Mr. Powell!
Victor...
I think...
you can be pretty pleased with yourself.
You will be remembered
as the man who saved Camtrell.
That'll be the end of it.
So far, so good.
Um, there are certain things,
if they happen, we have to plan for.
But, if other things happen,
there only so many "ifs" you can plan for.
But those are contingencies,
and we don't really have to talk about that.
What other plans?
You look... a little squeamish.
I can understand that.
We're all very upset with the images in the media.
It's disturbing.
Um, but I think we have to keep in mind, Victor,
that if they weren't focusing on this,
they'd be focusing on something else.
So... why don't you
go away for a while?
Hmm?
You could fly off somewhere,
fly back after the event,
deliver your speech...
which we will write for you.
Edgar, I'm used to handling the reins.
Oh, I know that.
But, uh, we got a whole new team now.
The horses are out of the gate,
over the first few hurdles.
Got a few hurdles left,
and, uh, once we get over those,
we'll get to the end and we'll have won.
Or we'll lose. Hmm!
Olivia McPhee hasn't called back.
No, she hasn't. But she will.
You know, it's Washington, and you know Washington.
It's, uh, basically a collection of lab rats.
They react to stimuli,
and right now we're providing the stimulus.
How long?
Until they commit.
And when they commit, you'll have won.
You'll have won back your corporation.
You'll have financial security.
People will be working, happy.
And my shares, which I think you remember,
are my sole form of compensation,
will rise in value.
Things will be good.
Courage, Victor.
It's the last mile.
And the last mile is the hardest mile,
Because at the end of the day,
it's the longest mile.
Ha! You told me that.
[newscaster] And evacuation is in effect
from Bar Harbor, Maine, to Quinimac.
Residents are urged to leave their homes immediately.
If you require assistance, call 911
or your local police station.
Car-pooling is strongly advised.
Route 95 is slow, but moving.
Fuel stations are operating at full capacity.
Okay, I'm going to try something.
...visitors to the Quinimac area are to report
to checkpoints eastbound and southbound
along route 95 and the Arlington Maine Expressway.
This is the Emergency Broadcasting Network
on 89.9 FM and 1040 AM.
[Sophie] Okay, where is this going?
Do you know? Yeah, I think I know.
I think I know where I'm going.
These are back access roads. Okay.
Leading in many different directions.
Yeesh. Sorry about your car.
It's okay.
I'm leaving now.
Is there anything you need?
No, you have a good evening.
You know, you should go home too.
I've got things to do, Sarah.
Are you all right?
I mean, I can stay if you need me.
You're very kind.
Very kind, Sarah.
Well... good night, Victor.
Good night.
[elevator dings]
All right. There's the boat.
You wanna cast off the back?
Yeah, I'm taking care of it.
You in? Yeah.
[engine starts]
[Clark] Let's not waste any time in here, man.
[Brisick] All right.
Just get in, whatever you find,
disks, maps, I don't know, he's got...
He left something behind.
[birds cawing]
Okay, go! Go!
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay...
Hey, Marlon, found his records.
January, February... Just take it, Frank.
Charts, maps...
Take everything.
Hey. Hey!
What do you men think you're doing here?
Where's John? Who are you?!
F.B.I., we're looking for him.
Yeah? You got any I.D.?
John, he hasn't done anything.
None of your business, ma'am.
You got a warrant?
Under the circumstances, we don't have time.
What circumstances? The tidal wave.
The tsunami that's coming.
Haven't you heard? No. I don't watch TV.
There's always an agenda.
You need to get out now.
I can't get out of here.
John and I share a jeep and he's got it.
Okay, you're coming with us.
Frank, grab these.
Come on, Mar, let's go. No, take these!
Wait, wait, wait!
You hear that?
What?
No birds.
Marlon, come on let's go! We've gotta go!
Don't touch me. Come on, let's go!
You leave those books alone! We gotta get outta here!
Or I'll testify that you entered here without a warrant!
[Brisick] Marlon, come on!
Coming!
Annabelle!
[Clark] McAdams!
What the hell are you doing here?
Looking for you.
Yeah, I'm looking for my neighbor.
Get out of my way.
Annabelle? Yeah.
She's in the car.
What, you're going through my stuff here?
Yeah, yeah. We're doing our job.
What's wrong with you people?
I'm being set up!
I'm not the guy you're after!
Yeah, well, who's setting you up?
Who's giving you orders? That's the question!
If you're innocent, come with us and prove it!
No!
What the hell is that?
Wow.
[rumbling]
That's the wave, we've got to get out of here.
John! John, the tide is going out!
We've gotta go now, come on.
Yeah. Go, go, go.
The safest place is by sea. No, no, no.
Get in the car. Get in the boat.
The safest place right now is in the ocean!
No, we're going up in the car!
All right, drive!
Just get in the car. Get in the damn car!
[gunshot]
[Clark] Go! Go now!
What was that? What's going...
Go! Go!
Just drive![engine starts]
Drive, Frank. Drive, drive, drive!
Oh, see that? Look at that!
Oh, wow!
Does this goddamn road ever turn inland?
Up ahead, just a ways.
What's "just a ways"? I don't know!
Hang on!
[tires screeching]
Does this goddamn road ever turn inland?
Up ahead, just a ways.
What's just a ways?!
I don't know!
Hang on!
[tires screeching]
Come on, come on, c'mon, c'mon...
Go, Frank! Wow!
[Annabelle] Clark? Brisick?
Son of a bitch! Holy...
I hope you can swim. Brace yourselves!
All right, get down! Get down!
Another killer wave has hit America.
A section of the Maine coast has been devastated
from Quinimac up to Bar Harbor.
Trees lie broken, houses smashed, roads flooded.
And low land areas lie swamped under water.
The sea, which only a short time ago
was a devastating force of destruction
now lies eerily calm.
Docks have been reduced to piles of splintered wood
while their defeated boats sit broken
on the rising hills behind.
These are communities that have been shattered.
The Red Cross is setting up camps
all along the Maine shore.
Near Quinimac, the hardest hit area,
Camtrell's CEO Victor Bannister
will hold a press conference today
to announce his company's strategy
for clean-up and re-building.
[distant helicopter]
[John] It's the coast guard.
Where's it going do you think?
I don't know.
Probably... to a Red Cross center.
[siren blaring]
[paramedic] All right. Easy does it.
Where do I go? Hey, man, beats me.
It's my first day on the job.
Great. [chuckles]
Hey!
I'm gonna walk around a bit,
check things out.
See ya later, Frank. Yeah, yeah.
[trucker] Looks like you guys went through hell.
Yeah, I don't wanna go through that again.
No kidding. I mean, look at this.
This could take years to clean this up.
That's the one thing you gotta say about Camtrell.
Something like this happens, we always come through.
It doesn't matter what it costs, let's just get the job done.
I mean, they say Bannister takes it
out of his own pocket if he has to.
Really? That's what they say.
Those boys in Washington, they've got other plans.
He's not on the up and up or something.
He's just a good guy. He won't play their game.
That's what it is. But to them, they investigate.
Investigate what? He's just a good guy.
You know what I'm saying? Yeah.
Well, you're doing a good job.
Keep it up. You too, pal.
[Clark] Take care.
Oh, oh, Georgie! Hold up! I'm coming with that.
Frank...
Yeah...
Ow. [chuckles] That's good.
Man. It's yours.
Oh... oh. There ya go.
Nice hairdo.
I called head office, told them what happened.
So, where's McAdams?
He, um, got on the boat.
He rode into the wave.
[siren wailing]
You okay?
Yeah, I got a headache.
Ah, that's too bad.
Well...
Listen, if you created a wave that would take out
half of Maine's coastline,
would you hang around to save a neighbor?
Yeah.
[birds tweeting]
[newscaster] As the entire population of the east coast is
beginning to live in fear of another massive wave
destroying their communities,
residents of Maine are trying to come to grips today
with the devastating news that some of their loved ones
may be among the victims of this unpredictable
force of nature.
But the very fact that this is
the third tsunami to hit the Atlantic coast
in such a short period of time
has left officials and members of the scientific community
baffled as to the cause.
However, unconfirmed reports
suggest that terrorist angles are being investigated.
We detonated closer to land this time.
The risk is greater, but we gain so much control.
It's the answer. I knew it would be.
Well, my goodness.
Now, isn't that something?
Congratulations, Stanley.
Thank you.
How was the response?
Well, the... the warning went out.
John? Yeah, well, he...
he pieced it together.
That's also as you predicted he would.
Yeah, I'm just glad it's over.
Yeah. I hate to do that to him.
I know.
Well, look at it
as a small sacrifice.
And in the end, uh...
maybe it'll help his books sales.
[nervous chuckle]
Um, my friend?
Now, why don't you get some sleep?
You deserve it.
I should, I... Yeah.
I should try, you're right.
You did a good job.
Tell me as soon as I can eliminate that man.
Oh, you'll get your chance. Right now, we need him.
Now, this next part is
gonna be a little delicate.
Um, so far, up to this point,
Mr. Bannister and Mr. Schiff,
they've been fairly easy to manipulate,
but now they're gonna need to be pushed.
Why do we need them?
We made the waves.
Okay, I want you to picture this.
In Washington at this moment,
we got a lot of people running around,
looking for a solution.
But in my experience,
we're not gonna get the appropriations
that we need unless they're desperate.
So? So.
Another wave. Another wave.
But this time, bigger, much bigger.
Excuse me.
And, uh, oh, the, uh,
the warheads will arrive tonight.
I'll see to them.
Um, Aslan,
um, I got a report from the F.B.I.
who were tailing John,
and they... they tell me that he was in his house
in Shandy Harbor,
when the wave hit.
Now...
either he's dead...
or he needs to be.
[car starting]
♪♪
[soft chatter]
[woman] Please, could I get some help over here?
[indistinct speaking]
[Mel] John!
You're okay!
Mel! Are you okay? Hey!
John, there's a police guy just behind you.
Yeah.
John, I saw you on the news.
If there's anything I can do, let me know, okay?
Thank you. Thank you, Mel.
I have to go and see... Yeah, sure.
...if I can find Annabelle.
My van's over here...
John, can you believe it?
I know, yeah. Everyone's cars are ruined,
and my old thing, indestructible!
I'll meet you here in a little bit, okay? Okay.
[siren wails]
[woman] Mr. Bannister.
Hi. Thank you for coming.
You want to take care of that for me, please?
Thank you. This is really awful.
[administrator] Can I help you?
Yes, I'm looking for a friend of mine.
Annabelle Gibbons. G-I-B-B-O-N-S.
Ah, Gibbons, Annabelle.
She's in bed 23B.
Just over there.
[indistinct voices]
Just right here. Okay, thank you.
Right here? Yes.
Well, good morning, all of you.
It's nice to see you all.
I'm sorry we have to get together
under these...
very trying circumstances.
Excuse me?
Is she gonna be okay?
She's stable.
That's as far as we can take it
with anyone right now.
Annabelle?
I know you can hear me.
You know that character in the book?
It was all you. You're inspiring.
Annabelle.
Hi, John.
Hi.
Just rest.
It's okay. It's okay.
I knew I was the heroine of your story.
Shh, shh, shh.
Just... sleep.
[Bannister] Now I understand that there's a possibility
that the assault on these shores
may be the work of terrorists.
But whatever the cause,
I want to make sure that you understand...
I want to stress that we do not know that cause.
But we certainly know the results, don't we?
Destruction and devastation on a massive scale.
We will rebuild.
But first, we have to recognize
that we were completely defenseless today
so that we won't be tomorrow.
Do you have a concrete proposal for building defenses?
Yes, I do, sir, I believe that it's time
that we build what science calls a sea wall
which is a series of channels and breakwaters
that, uh, somewhat buffer the effects
of not only tidal waves, whatever the cause may be,
but also rising sea levels.
So, you have a headache?
Comes and goes.
Any dizziness?[Bannister] Thanks.
I'm going to look around here.
Ah, here and there. Have a good day.
After the headaches? As good as it can be.
Thank you. [Jill] Thank you very much.
We're gonna move on... sir?
Thank you, darling.[trucker] Mr. Bannister?
Trucking division, Boston. I knew you'd come, sir.
I told them, they didn't believe me.
Ahh. [chuckles]
Thank you, Ted. We can use your leadership, sir.
Yes, sir. Well, keep on truckin'.
Sorry about that, sir.
[Jill] We're doing everything we can to make everyone
as comfortable as possible.
Mm-hmm, I see that.
I think a few words from you would serve greatly
to reassure everyone. Excuse me.
John?
Where's Sophie?
[Jill] Mr. Bannister?
Good luck with Sea Wall.
Is everything all right, sir?
Yes.
[distant siren wailing]
We gotta go.
Why? They know I'm here. We gotta go.
We need a car, John.
Can you sell us your minivan?
No, you can't drive.
Okay, guys, get in the back. I can get you out of here.
Okay, yeah, that's a good idea.
[woman] Could I get a doctor over here?
[indistinct chatter]
[helicopter whirring]
You have a minor concussion.
You need to rest
and stay here for observation.
Okay.
Where'd you get this?
One of the soldiers gave it to me.
He's here somewhere.
Thanks, doc.
[brakes squeaking]
[gearshift grinding]
Have you seen this man?
No.
Why you leavin'?
I'm going somewhere else.
I have family I can go to,
and... I thought I'd leave the donuts
for the people who needed them.
All right. Go ahead.
Thank you. Nice uniform.
[gears grind]
[engine rumbles]
[brakes squeak]
That was so awesome!
Did you hear me back there?
I mean, I was so nervous.
[John] Stop. And then the guy...
he was looking in the van and...
[John] Mel. Yeah?
Mel. You have to stop now.
Okay. There we go.
Why? That's a good girl.
You did good. Where are we going?
No, no...
we're going nowhere.
Come on.
End of the road. Give me a hug.
Thank you. You're welcome.
Thanks!
Good luck!
Bye... thank you very much.
Okay.
[engine stutters]
Uh-oh. It's hard to start.
If... I could drive you to your next...
[engine rumbling]No, he can do it.
Here we go.
Thank you, Mel. I owe you. Thanks.
Okay, let's recap.
[Brisick] Ohh. He was here, Frank.
McAdams was here.
The National Guard's after him.
Well, I guess vacation's over.
[groans]
[tires screeching]
You have to get some sleep.
I know just the place.
Where?
Just straight ahead.
Victor Bannister was at the camp.
He made a speech.
He's going to build a sea wall.
[John] Straight this way?
Yeah, you'll have to turn in a couple of miles.
[Powell] Stanley.
Yeah, please, sit down.
So, did you, uh, get some rest?
Some, it's just a little hard to sleep.
Thinking about..
I can well imagine.
Stanley, this...
is a good thing we're doing here.
I know.
Now, it's very important.
I want you to make sure
you dismiss everything the media says.
That's what I keep telling myself. Good.
It's just that... I'm just glad it's done.
Yeah... well,
that's why I wanted to see you.
We need to create another wave.
No! Yes.
No! No! Stanley, listen.
It's inevitable.
If you wanna push through
this sea wall thing of yours...
that's what you want, isn't it?
Well, yes, but you said two waves.
I know. You said one in New Jersey
and one in Maine. I know.
I know! You said that that would be enough!
Stanley!
This is just the beginning.
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[engine rumbling]
Voila!
[yawns] Sorry.
I'll just turn everything on, okay?
Okay. Just a second.
Here we go. It's nice.
Ahh, so you come here to paint, huh?
Yeah. And do sculptures.
Yeah, to paint, to think, to get away.
Working at the Institute can get pretty stressful.
Yeah, I remember that.
Mmm, so... who's the headhunter?
Oww!
Me. What do you think?
Well... a man's touch.
You wanna talk about him?
About the moose or the guy?
We could start with the moose if you want.
Naw, it's been over for both for quite a while.
You want to drink something?
Uh, red? Red, perfect.
[horn blasts]
Hey, you wanna toss me the keys?
Thank you.
[gate creaking]
[dialing]
Edgar.
Our cargo has arrived.
[gate creaking]
You remember the bar when we, uh,
we would all go there and drink and... talk
about how we'd solve all the problems of the world?
Ahh.
Everything seemed so possible back then.
Mm-hmm.
We were going to change that world.
Mmm...
you wanna change the world,
then the world changes you.
You haven't changed much.
Oh, I changed.
I died. Something in me.
Seven years ago next month.
Cheers.
You should stop blaming yourself for that.
Who should I blame?
I created it.
How many people worked on Sea Lion? 40? 50?
We all created it.
Yeah, we all made the same mistakes
at the same time, we...
No! I made the mistake. I created that thing.
I was ambitious, I didn't...
I didn't check the data thoroughly enough.
I wanted to do the tests straightaway.
And now...
that thing...
everything it's doing
and everything it's going to do...
You know what, John?
When it happened, I did like everybody else,
I blamed you, too.
Because I lost Ann,
and I thought I could never replace her.
But then I went to the Institute.
I studied Sea Lion.
I talked to Stanley Schiff, to Jack.
And I know it wasn't your fault.
I know what happened. Hah!
You're not responsible for this.
No.
You don't know.
You never created a weapon.
You created something that would help people.
John...
whoever is doing this, John,
they are the one responsible for it.
You're not.
[groans]
Just relax.
It's over now.
John.
Yeah... I know, I know.
I'm just a scientist.
I... Yeah, but...
I understand the nature...
Stop it! Stop! ...of reality, it's...
Shh-shh.... just sub-atomic particles
rearranging theirselves.
Death is nothing.
But you feel things, you know, so...
it isn't intellectual...