WEBVTT 00:34.660 --> 00:36.871 Wish me luck. 00:36.871 --> 00:38.539 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) 00:38.539 --> 00:40.040 (TOM CRYING) 00:43.544 --> 00:45.253 (SNIFFLES) 00:45.253 --> 00:47.339 It's gonna be okay. 00:48.549 --> 00:50.509 We'll see each other again. I promise. 00:52.344 --> 00:53.679 I promise. 01:07.026 --> 01:09.110 MATT: how long till we get there? 01:09.110 --> 01:10.571 It's hard to say. (SIGHS) 01:10.571 --> 01:12.698 Maybe about 300 more miles. 01:12.698 --> 01:14.616 How long will that take? 01:14.616 --> 01:17.995 Maybe 12 hours, depending on the road conditions 01:17.995 --> 01:19.496 and if we have to take any more detours. 01:19.496 --> 01:22.583 Any more detours, and we'll run out of fuel. 01:22.583 --> 01:24.501 Maybe we should think about scrounging up some more. 01:24.501 --> 01:26.420 Nope, no more side trips, 01:26.420 --> 01:28.756 not with the aliens right on our tail. 01:28.756 --> 01:32.760 The sooner we get to Charleston, the sooner we'll be safe. 01:32.760 --> 01:35.470 MATT: Dad, I want you to keep this for me. 01:42.101 --> 01:43.896 Why would you write out a will, Matt? 01:43.896 --> 01:47.274 Well, everyone's saying we're not gonna make it to Charleston. 01:47.274 --> 01:48.734 And if I die, I want Hal to have-- 01:48.734 --> 01:50.402 You're not gonna die. 01:50.402 --> 01:52.237 And we're gonna make it to Charleston. 01:52.237 --> 01:54.615 It's not a question of 'if,' it's a question of 'when.' 01:55.950 --> 01:58.619 I want you to write that in your journal. 01:58.619 --> 01:59.870 Okay. 01:59.870 --> 02:01.705 Okay? 02:01.705 --> 02:04.165 Yeah. 02:30.484 --> 02:32.152 (EXHALES SHARPLY) 02:32.152 --> 02:34.696 (INHALES) 02:34.696 --> 02:38.158 (YAWNS) 02:38.158 --> 02:39.868 You need me to spell you? 02:39.868 --> 02:41.286 Nope. 02:41.286 --> 02:42.997 I'm good to go, boss. 02:42.997 --> 02:45.791 You call me 'boss' one more time, I'll slap you myself. 02:45.791 --> 02:48.335 Hey, I'm sorry if I get on your nerves. 02:48.335 --> 02:50.211 To tell the truth, I'm kind of surprised 02:50.211 --> 02:51.797 you picked me to be your driver. 02:51.797 --> 02:53.340 Are you? Why is that? 02:53.340 --> 02:55.258 (LAUGHS) Well... 02:55.258 --> 02:58.012 I ain't exactly the spit-and-polish type. 02:58.012 --> 02:59.680 Just what type are you, Tector? 02:59.680 --> 03:01.598 That's what I'm trying to figure out. 03:01.598 --> 03:03.433 Oh, yeah? Well, me too. 03:03.433 --> 03:05.019 Hey, you let me know 03:05.019 --> 03:07.521 if you come up with any good theories there, Captain. 03:07.521 --> 03:10.024 (LAUGHS) 03:28.000 --> 03:29.168 How's it going, kids? 03:29.168 --> 03:30.752 Damn it, Pope. 03:30.752 --> 03:33.088 Next time you do that, I'm gonna pop you in the nose. 03:33.088 --> 03:35.757 Yeah, well, then it'll just be like old times, huh, Margaret? 03:35.757 --> 03:37.300 What do you want? 03:37.300 --> 03:41.096 Yeah, sometime soon, uh, if we can make a pit stop. 03:41.096 --> 03:44.683 All this beer duty is starting to take its toll on me. 03:44.683 --> 03:47.186 We only stop when the tank's empty, all right? 03:47.186 --> 03:48.937 That's the rule. You know that. 03:48.937 --> 03:52.107 What part of being an advance scout don't you understand? 03:52.107 --> 03:53.483 Well, fine. 03:53.483 --> 03:56.862 I guess I'll just have to manage on the fly. 03:56.862 --> 03:58.155 No peeking. 03:58.155 --> 04:00.032 (LAUGHS) 04:02.201 --> 04:04.119 Two days of this, I'm gonna kill him. 04:04.119 --> 04:05.370 I truly am. 04:05.370 --> 04:06.872 Just give me the word. I got your back. 04:06.872 --> 04:09.708 Right. (CHUCKLES) 04:09.708 --> 04:11.085 What? 04:11.085 --> 04:12.711 You wouldn't even. 04:12.711 --> 04:14.088 Kill Pope? 04:14.088 --> 04:15.839 I nearly have before on a few occasions. 04:15.839 --> 04:17.049 But you didn't. 04:17.049 --> 04:19.134 What, you don't think I have it in me? 04:19.134 --> 04:20.427 No. 04:20.427 --> 04:21.720 (LAUGHS) 04:21.720 --> 04:23.555 You don't have enough dark in your soul. 04:23.555 --> 04:25.933 What does that mean? 04:25.933 --> 04:27.475 I can go dark. 04:27.475 --> 04:28.936 -Yeah? -Yeah. 04:28.936 --> 04:31.939 What's the darkest thing you've ever done? 04:35.150 --> 04:36.944 Well... 04:36.944 --> 04:38.195 Just as I suspected. 04:38.195 --> 04:39.446 I... 04:39.446 --> 04:41.865 (BOTH LAUGH) 04:55.378 --> 04:57.464 Keep him hydrated. 04:59.382 --> 05:00.592 I-- I can't. 05:00.592 --> 05:02.719 No-- (SIGHS) 05:03.804 --> 05:06.723 -Ah, son of a bitch. -You okay? 05:06.723 --> 05:09.643 I got a blister. It's just annoying. 05:09.643 --> 05:11.061 Want to see if I can get this thing out of here, 05:11.061 --> 05:12.729 but it's in there pretty good. 05:12.729 --> 05:14.940 When Uncle Scott built something, he built it to last. 05:14.940 --> 05:16.900 I think these bolts are rusted. 05:16.900 --> 05:18.277 Just leave it. The weight of one gurney's 05:18.277 --> 05:20.070 not gonna make much of a difference. 05:20.070 --> 05:21.488 Let me look at it. 05:21.488 --> 05:23.573 No, it's fine. I'm good. 05:23.573 --> 05:25.867 (SIGHS) We still have a long way to go. 05:25.867 --> 05:27.119 You sound worried. 05:27.119 --> 05:28.662 You're not? 05:28.662 --> 05:30.831 No. The rough stuff's all behind us. 05:30.831 --> 05:32.332 It's all downhill from here. 05:32.332 --> 05:35.919 (PATIENT GROANING) 05:40.799 --> 05:42.217 Slow down a little. 05:42.217 --> 05:43.302 Okay, chief. 05:43.302 --> 05:45.428 (GEAR SHIFTS) 05:45.428 --> 05:47.055 Oh, what? I can't call you 'chief'? 05:47.055 --> 05:49.724 Boss. Chief. 05:49.724 --> 05:50.976 Why not 'sir'? 05:50.976 --> 05:53.145 I'm not sure I follow. 05:53.145 --> 05:56.231 You work double time to come off like a good, old country boy, 05:56.231 --> 05:57.816 but you handled that sniper rifle 05:57.816 --> 06:00.277 like a soldier who trained with the best... 06:00.277 --> 06:02.070 on an M24, maybe. 06:04.281 --> 06:05.907 (LAUGHS) 06:05.907 --> 06:07.575 Oh, yeah. 06:09.494 --> 06:11.746 So you were military. 06:11.746 --> 06:14.833 What I don't get is why you're trying to hide it. 06:14.833 --> 06:17.502 Maybe you just want to kick up your heels with the Berserkers. 06:17.502 --> 06:19.171 Is that it? You want to... 06:19.171 --> 06:22.507 have the rest of us do the heavy lifting, is that it? 06:22.507 --> 06:24.634 What does it matter? 06:24.634 --> 06:26.303 I'll tell you how it matters, soldier. 06:26.303 --> 06:27.971 You're serving under me, 06:27.971 --> 06:30.431 and I need to know that I can trust you. 06:30.431 --> 06:33.727 And right now, I don't. 06:33.727 --> 06:35.687 I... 06:35.687 --> 06:37.605 -Oh! -(TYRES SCREECHING) 06:37.605 --> 06:40.359 Wow! What was that? A deer? 06:40.359 --> 06:41.776 I'm not sure. 06:41.776 --> 06:44.071 (GEAR SHIFTS) 06:44.071 --> 06:45.989 (ENGINE SHUTS OFF) 06:48.616 --> 06:50.493 (TRUCK DOOR CLOSES) 06:50.493 --> 06:52.537 (INDISTINCT TALKING) 07:02.463 --> 07:04.174 It's a kid. 07:04.174 --> 07:05.926 A harnessed kid. 07:12.682 --> 07:14.226 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 07:17.520 --> 07:20.107 She's unconscious, but she seems to be coming to. 07:20.107 --> 07:21.566 Aside from that, 07:21.566 --> 07:23.693 I think her harness might be internally damaged. 07:23.693 --> 07:25.195 It isn't glowing. 07:25.195 --> 07:26.613 We can't leave her. 07:26.613 --> 07:28.615 I want to help her, Tom, but it's too big a risk. 07:28.615 --> 07:30.700 After Karen, we cannot afford another enemy agent. 07:30.700 --> 07:32.493 ANTHONY: Yeah, you got that right, Captain. 07:32.493 --> 07:37.332 Where... Where am I? Why does my body hurt? 07:37.332 --> 07:39.667 You were in an accident, but you're okay. 07:39.667 --> 07:40.877 I'm Dr Glass. 07:40.877 --> 07:42.503 (BREATHES SHAKILY) 07:42.503 --> 07:43.755 Where's Tyler? 07:45.173 --> 07:47.968 Who's Tyler? 07:47.968 --> 07:51.096 My brother. I want my brother. 07:51.096 --> 07:53.974 I'm sorry. We don't know where he is. 07:53.974 --> 07:55.892 (GROANS) 07:55.892 --> 07:58.270 Ow. It hurts. 07:58.270 --> 08:02.441 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 08:06.361 --> 08:09.114 All right. 08:09.114 --> 08:13.076 Just... Anthony, would you please secure her in the back? 08:13.076 --> 08:14.411 We've got to keep moving. 08:14.411 --> 08:16.037 ANTHONY: Seriously? 08:16.037 --> 08:17.664 Just do it. 08:19.791 --> 08:21.251 MAGGIE: I've been thinking. 08:21.251 --> 08:24.087 If we get to Charleston-- 08:24.087 --> 08:25.380 HAL: When. 08:25.380 --> 08:28.633 When we get to Charleston, what then? 08:28.633 --> 08:33.013 I'm just hoping against hope that Ben shows up there. 08:34.681 --> 08:37.142 I didn't understand what he was going through. 08:37.142 --> 08:39.269 I guess I still don't know, 08:39.269 --> 08:41.271 but it'd just be nice to talk to him, you know? 08:41.271 --> 08:43.898 It's not too late to make that all good. 08:45.608 --> 08:47.694 Ben's coming back to us. 08:47.694 --> 08:49.029 I can feel it. 08:49.029 --> 08:51.114 Yeah, well, I wish I could believe that, 08:51.114 --> 08:53.533 but... I just don't see how. 08:53.533 --> 08:55.827 Sometimes, you just have to trust 08:55.827 --> 08:59.206 that fate will throw you a favor every once in a while. 08:59.206 --> 09:02.376 I know 'cause it happened to me. 09:02.376 --> 09:03.543 Really? 09:03.543 --> 09:05.212 Yeah, I never thought I'd recover 09:05.212 --> 09:07.255 from the life I had before. 09:07.255 --> 09:11.218 There's nothing good there. 09:11.218 --> 09:16.139 And then came... You. 09:17.765 --> 09:19.393 (CHUCKLES) 09:19.393 --> 09:21.353 (CLUNKING) 09:21.353 --> 09:23.938 Uh-oh. We got a problem. 09:23.938 --> 09:26.733 (CLUNKING CONTINUES) 09:28.609 --> 09:30.070 What's the story? 09:30.070 --> 09:32.406 We're overheating. The radiator's low on water. 09:32.406 --> 09:34.615 -I better pull over. -No, no, no. No. Don't, don't. 09:34.615 --> 09:35.950 Just... Just keep on going, all right? 09:35.950 --> 09:37.660 There's a river not too far from here. 09:37.660 --> 09:39.162 It's the Smith River, I think. We can fill it up there. 09:39.162 --> 09:40.455 How do you know that? 09:40.455 --> 09:41.748 I used to take this route all the time 09:41.748 --> 09:42.957 to visit my kids in Florida. 09:42.957 --> 09:44.543 Just keep going. 09:46.002 --> 09:47.421 He's kidding, right? 09:47.421 --> 09:49.381 Nope. 09:50.757 --> 09:54.010 Pope has kids. That's a scary thought. 09:55.929 --> 09:58.223 (CAN CLATTERS) 09:59.640 --> 10:02.227 Got you something. Good for hydration. 10:02.227 --> 10:03.520 Oh, thank you. 10:06.106 --> 10:07.148 Mmm. 10:07.148 --> 10:09.192 How's the girl doing? 10:09.192 --> 10:11.903 Quiet. She seems so lost. 10:11.903 --> 10:14.613 I don't think she poses any danger. 10:14.613 --> 10:17.200 Maybe. 10:17.200 --> 10:19.827 How many more of them are out there, huh? 10:19.827 --> 10:23.248 Thousands? Millions? 10:23.248 --> 10:26.460 Even if we kick the aliens off the planet, 10:26.460 --> 10:29.212 which I know we will... Of course we will... 10:29.212 --> 10:31.590 What do we do with all of them? 10:33.632 --> 10:35.594 I mean, even if we cut their harnesses off, 10:35.594 --> 10:39.347 they're never gonna be normal kids again. 10:39.347 --> 10:41.433 Maybe not, but they'll adjust somehow, 10:41.433 --> 10:43.351 find their way. 10:53.778 --> 10:55.696 What are you staring at? 10:55.696 --> 10:57.365 Nothing. 10:57.365 --> 11:02.203 Um, I just wanted to see if, uh, you want something to eat. 11:02.203 --> 11:03.913 They're pears, 11:03.913 --> 11:06.874 so, uh, if you're not hungry, you don't have to eat them. 11:12.922 --> 11:16.134 Been so long since I've eaten anything. 11:17.718 --> 11:19.804 My brother, uh, got hungry again 11:19.804 --> 11:21.806 after they took his harness off. 11:21.806 --> 11:25.352 Yours is damaged, so maybe that's why. 11:25.352 --> 11:28.647 Your... Your brother was joined? 11:29.772 --> 11:31.316 Where is he? 11:32.526 --> 11:33.985 He's away. 11:35.987 --> 11:37.864 You think I could have those, too? 11:37.864 --> 11:39.658 Sure. 11:48.958 --> 11:52.337 (GULPS) 11:52.337 --> 11:53.338 (BELCHES) 11:53.338 --> 11:55.965 (BOTH LAUGH) 11:55.965 --> 11:57.384 Sorry. 11:57.384 --> 12:00.345 I haven't done that in a while. 12:00.345 --> 12:01.846 It's okay. 12:03.515 --> 12:08.520 My name's Matt, by the way. 12:08.520 --> 12:10.647 Jenny. 12:22.200 --> 12:24.452 -(HISSING) -Aah! 12:24.452 --> 12:26.871 Damn it. 12:26.871 --> 12:28.206 Can't believe this. 12:28.206 --> 12:31.585 (CHUCKLES) Relax, young Mason. 12:31.585 --> 12:33.503 The river's within walking distance. 12:33.503 --> 12:35.380 Yeah, well, I sure hope so, 'cause we're way off course, 12:35.380 --> 12:37.382 and we're supposed to be marking a safe route for everyone. 12:37.382 --> 12:39.551 Could be driving straight into an ambush right now. 12:39.551 --> 12:42.178 Let's see. 12:42.178 --> 12:43.846 Hmm. 12:45.265 --> 12:46.516 Eureka! 12:46.516 --> 12:49.644 The radiator hose has a hole. 12:49.644 --> 12:51.271 Tell you what, 12:51.271 --> 12:54.566 I'll patch it up if somebody goes to get some water. 12:54.566 --> 12:55.942 (SIGHS) 12:59.862 --> 13:02.781 All right. (SIGHS) 13:03.866 --> 13:05.702 Don't worry. I can handle him. 13:11.999 --> 13:17.213 Well, well. Here we are at last, Maggie May. 13:17.213 --> 13:19.215 Get over yourself, Pope. 13:19.215 --> 13:21.635 How far you plan on bringing that boy 13:21.635 --> 13:23.470 down the primrose path, huh? 13:23.470 --> 13:28.433 As usual, I have no idea what you're talking about. 13:31.352 --> 13:36.232 What's gonna happen when he finds out the truth about you? 13:36.232 --> 13:37.858 Hmm? 13:37.858 --> 13:42.489 The who and what you really are. 13:42.489 --> 13:44.157 What then? 14:11.392 --> 14:13.645 (MAN COUGHING IN DISTANCE) 14:13.645 --> 14:16.481 We've been on a rough road now for about 20 hours. 14:16.481 --> 14:19.108 The constant vibration must have cracked it. 14:19.108 --> 14:21.194 Water tank's about a third empty, 14:21.194 --> 14:23.488 and Anne's got a dehydrated patient. 14:23.488 --> 14:26.115 Should have kept my eye on that. That was a stupid mistake. 14:26.115 --> 14:28.117 (COUGHING CONTINUES) 14:28.117 --> 14:29.868 Worried about Hal? 14:29.868 --> 14:30.953 (GRUNTS) 14:30.953 --> 14:32.330 I'm sure he'll be fine. 14:32.330 --> 14:34.624 He's done advance scouting before. 14:34.624 --> 14:37.502 Aah! Son of a bitch! 14:37.502 --> 14:40.129 (SIGHS) 14:41.339 --> 14:42.465 I'm sorry. 14:42.465 --> 14:44.551 Let's see if we can empty this 14:44.551 --> 14:47.428 into whatever canteens we've got left. 14:50.682 --> 14:52.475 You finished with this? 14:52.475 --> 14:54.519 Yeah. 15:00.400 --> 15:02.026 Jamil's tools. 15:02.026 --> 15:03.820 (CLANGING) 15:11.118 --> 15:13.037 (INSECTS CHIRPING) 15:13.037 --> 15:14.581 So, what? 15:14.581 --> 15:17.667 You two thinking about settling down in Chucktown? 15:17.667 --> 15:23.256 Maybe, uh, pumping out a few Masonettes? 15:23.256 --> 15:26.300 You ask me, I think you'd be bored out of your skull, 15:26.300 --> 15:28.052 but that's just one man's opinion. 15:28.052 --> 15:30.513 Cut to the chase, Pope. 15:30.513 --> 15:32.139 People like us, Maggie, 15:32.139 --> 15:35.184 we don't belong in a place like Charleston. 15:35.184 --> 15:36.686 Clips our wings. 15:36.686 --> 15:38.062 Is that a pitch? 15:38.062 --> 15:39.898 Look, I don't know what you're plotting, 15:39.898 --> 15:42.108 but I'd rather swallow glass than be a part of it. 15:42.108 --> 15:44.903 Okay, I'm nothing like you. 15:44.903 --> 15:46.446 You disgust me. 15:46.446 --> 15:50.199 Well, there was a time... When you felt differently. 15:50.199 --> 15:51.451 No. 15:51.451 --> 15:53.369 There was a time when I lied about it. 15:53.369 --> 15:56.247 At least you're consistent. 15:57.998 --> 16:01.252 Nothing good will come from telling him about my past. 16:03.170 --> 16:04.380 Nothing. 16:04.380 --> 16:07.216 He's bound to find out, you know? 16:07.216 --> 16:08.802 I mean, it's not gonna come from me. 16:08.802 --> 16:10.845 My lips are sealed. Cross my heart, hope to die. 16:10.845 --> 16:13.765 But, uh, if he does, then what? 16:13.765 --> 16:18.018 Look, if you love this kid like you say you do... 16:18.018 --> 16:19.646 I never said that. 16:19.646 --> 16:24.983 If you really care for him, you might want to sack up, 16:24.983 --> 16:27.737 tell that boy the truth, whole truth, 16:27.737 --> 16:30.114 and nothing but the truth. 16:36.203 --> 16:38.289 I've been saving this for almost a month. 16:38.289 --> 16:39.499 Want to split it? 16:42.084 --> 16:45.003 So, uh, what's it like 16:45.003 --> 16:48.257 being all, you know... 16:48.257 --> 16:50.426 I'm used to it. 16:50.426 --> 16:52.637 My brother Tyler's the same way. 16:52.637 --> 16:55.222 Your brother's harnessed, too? 16:55.222 --> 16:58.852 Mm, he's not my real brother. 16:58.852 --> 17:01.395 He and a couple other kids became my siblings 17:01.395 --> 17:03.982 after we got joined to the same Guardian. 17:03.982 --> 17:05.358 You mean Skitter. 17:05.358 --> 17:08.152 Yes. If that's what you call them. 17:09.863 --> 17:11.155 So, what happened? 17:11.155 --> 17:15.284 My Guardian and my other siblings... 17:15.284 --> 17:18.705 were killed by humans. 17:18.705 --> 17:21.332 You're a human, Jenny. 17:21.332 --> 17:23.083 I loved my Guardian. 17:23.083 --> 17:24.794 She took care of me, 17:24.794 --> 17:27.964 made me feel like I belonged to a family, 17:27.964 --> 17:30.383 the first real one I ever had. 17:30.383 --> 17:34.637 We can be your family, too. 17:34.637 --> 17:38.349 Everyone in the 2nd Mass is really great. 17:38.349 --> 17:40.894 And just wait until we get to Charleston. 17:40.894 --> 17:42.520 It's gonna be awesome. 17:42.520 --> 17:44.480 What's in Charleston? 17:44.480 --> 17:46.816 You'll see. Hold on a second. 17:46.816 --> 17:49.443 Let me show you something. 17:49.443 --> 17:51.863 So, what were you? A Ranger? 17:53.406 --> 17:55.366 Had to be. 17:55.366 --> 17:56.743 Yeah, why you say that? 17:56.743 --> 17:59.161 I've seen you handle a Barrett rifle. 17:59.161 --> 18:03.123 A jarhead could never make shots like those. 18:03.123 --> 18:04.625 Like hell you say. 18:04.625 --> 18:09.422 So you were a Marine. I thought so. 18:09.422 --> 18:11.007 What rank? 18:11.007 --> 18:13.426 Gunnery sergeant. 18:14.969 --> 18:16.429 Where'd you serve? 18:16.429 --> 18:20.474 Iraq and Afghanistan, two tours. 18:20.474 --> 18:23.143 I'm gonna talk to whoever's in command. 18:23.143 --> 18:26.940 We're gonna need people like you with leadership abilities. 18:26.940 --> 18:30.192 Truth be told, my plan is to get you safely to Charleston 18:30.192 --> 18:31.903 and push on from there. 18:31.903 --> 18:34.405 To where? 18:34.405 --> 18:36.449 Wherever. 18:37.825 --> 18:41.120 I have my reasons. 18:41.120 --> 18:44.874 And with all due respect, Captain... 18:44.874 --> 18:47.001 That's all I'm gonna say about that. 18:49.587 --> 18:53.173 'My dad says Charleston will be great for many reasons. 18:53.173 --> 18:57.553 'We'll have lots of food, water, and medicine. 18:57.553 --> 18:59.680 'Dad says we'll also have more time for school, 18:59.680 --> 19:01.808 learning, reading.' 19:01.808 --> 19:04.351 See? You like reading. 19:04.351 --> 19:07.605 'And there will be more kids my age that I can play with. 19:07.605 --> 19:11.025 I'll make more friends, which is really great, because...' 19:11.025 --> 19:14.070 'Because I miss not having any friends, 19:14.070 --> 19:16.823 especially since Ben went away.' 19:16.823 --> 19:19.909 (MAN COUGHING IN DISTANCE) 19:19.909 --> 19:26.040 Anyway, I wouldn't put it in the journal if it wasn't true. 19:30.920 --> 19:32.421 I'd like to come with you, Matt, 19:32.421 --> 19:36.425 but you saw the way the others looked at me. 19:36.425 --> 19:38.594 Even you looked at me like that at first. 19:40.513 --> 19:45.476 Yeah. And I was wrong. 19:45.476 --> 19:48.521 The others will come around. I'll make them. 19:48.521 --> 19:51.774 Will you please come with us? 19:51.774 --> 19:55.695 Please, please, please? 20:07.665 --> 20:09.834 Yes! 20:12.712 --> 20:15.381 (BREATHES SHARPLY, GROANS) 20:15.381 --> 20:16.423 What's wrong? 20:16.423 --> 20:18.551 Tyler's here. 20:18.551 --> 20:20.136 I can feel him. 20:20.136 --> 20:21.303 (CRASHING) 20:21.303 --> 20:22.346 Aah! 20:22.346 --> 20:24.015 Dad, help! 20:24.015 --> 20:25.641 TOM: What is it, Matt? 20:25.641 --> 20:27.476 -Don't shoot! -Stop the bus! 20:27.476 --> 20:28.853 (TYRES SCREECHING) 20:28.853 --> 20:29.937 You okay? 20:29.937 --> 20:31.522 Yeah. 20:38.612 --> 20:41.157 (INDISTINCT TALKING) 20:41.157 --> 20:42.909 Whatever it was is gone now. 20:42.909 --> 20:45.703 (SIGHS) Yeah, well, the girl claims that 'It' is her brother 20:45.703 --> 20:47.621 and he's just trying to get her back. 20:47.621 --> 20:49.415 We can't believe a single thing she says. 20:49.415 --> 20:51.000 In any case, we need to keep moving. 20:51.000 --> 20:53.086 We don't have enough ammo to defend the convoy. 20:53.086 --> 20:54.879 I'm gonna go tell weaver. 20:56.172 --> 20:59.550 (ENGINE SPUTTERS) 20:59.550 --> 21:01.677 (ENGINE TURNS OVER, REVS) 21:01.677 --> 21:03.637 Back in business. 21:04.889 --> 21:06.557 All right, so, we've lost about an hour, 21:06.557 --> 21:08.101 and the convoy's probably ahead of us. 21:08.101 --> 21:09.435 There's no telling what route they took. 21:09.435 --> 21:10.978 I hope they're all right. 21:10.978 --> 21:13.940 They're good, honest people. I'm sure they're fine. 21:13.940 --> 21:16.400 I want to get back on the main road. 21:16.400 --> 21:18.444 Keep dropping those cans. Hopefully we'll find them. 21:18.444 --> 21:20.279 Yeah, listen, I'd offer to drive, 21:20.279 --> 21:23.032 but I know you two lovebirds have got a lot to talk about. 21:23.032 --> 21:25.451 (GRUNTS) 21:39.173 --> 21:41.134 You okay? 21:41.134 --> 21:42.927 Yeah, I'm good. 21:42.927 --> 21:44.553 You sure? 21:44.553 --> 21:45.763 Yep. 21:47.431 --> 21:48.766 Pope say something? 21:48.766 --> 21:50.810 No. 21:50.810 --> 21:52.228 Well, he must have, 21:52.228 --> 21:53.395 'cause you're starting to act a little weird 21:53.395 --> 21:54.480 all of the sudden. 21:54.480 --> 21:56.274 Nothing he says matters, anyway. 21:56.274 --> 21:57.524 So he did say something. 21:57.524 --> 21:58.609 No. 21:59.860 --> 22:01.445 What? 22:01.445 --> 22:03.322 I'll stop this truck right now and kick his teeth in 22:03.322 --> 22:05.199 if he said something to get you all upset. 22:05.199 --> 22:06.951 What happened? It's nothing. 22:09.203 --> 22:11.538 Okay, cool, whatever. 22:16.543 --> 22:18.087 Hal... 22:18.087 --> 22:20.256 I said it's cool. 22:20.256 --> 22:22.925 Well, obviously, it's not. 22:25.385 --> 22:27.805 Look, if there's something with you and Pope 22:27.805 --> 22:29.140 that I should know, just tell me. 22:29.140 --> 22:30.933 Pope? No. No. 22:30.933 --> 22:33.477 Well, then what is it? 22:35.437 --> 22:39.399 After I got out of the hospital... 22:39.399 --> 22:43.196 Everything just looked so fake, plastic. 22:43.196 --> 22:46.406 Everyone's smiling, asking me if I'm okay, 22:46.406 --> 22:49.576 and, you know, not knowing what to say 22:49.576 --> 22:52.663 about my shaved head and my scars. 22:54.540 --> 22:58.127 I just got to the point where I had to get away from everyone, 22:58.127 --> 23:00.213 just everything. 23:00.213 --> 23:03.007 So, suddenly, I found myself at 18, 23:03.007 --> 23:05.801 living with this guy in some hole, 23:05.801 --> 23:09.055 sleeping on a dirty mattress, 23:09.055 --> 23:14.352 and slamming whatever junk we could afford into our veins. 23:16.354 --> 23:20.900 Eventually, we started breaking into houses 23:20.900 --> 23:24.070 and stealing whatever we could find. 23:24.070 --> 23:28.824 But we got caught, and, uh... 23:28.824 --> 23:34.288 I ended up at the Framingham Correctional Facility for Women. 23:36.540 --> 23:42.588 I found out I was three months' pregnant. 23:42.588 --> 23:45.966 So I had my boy in Framingham. 23:47.968 --> 23:50.054 His beautiful eyes. 23:51.722 --> 23:54.808 That's all I can remember before they took him away. 24:02.024 --> 24:06.528 So... 24:06.528 --> 24:08.572 That's my story. 24:10.366 --> 24:12.410 That's the whole of it. 24:22.502 --> 24:24.297 WEAVER: 217. 24:24.297 --> 24:26.215 What'd we lose? 24:26.215 --> 24:28.801 -GTO. -GTO? 24:28.801 --> 24:30.970 Broken axle. Sorry, Captain. 24:30.970 --> 24:32.846 She served us well. 24:32.846 --> 24:34.807 Okay. 24:34.807 --> 24:37.851 We haven't seen any sign from Hal, Maggie, or Pope. 24:37.851 --> 24:39.728 It's been 250 miles. 24:39.728 --> 24:42.231 I know, I know. When we get to Charleston, 24:42.231 --> 24:43.607 we're gonna circle back and we're gonna find them. 24:43.607 --> 24:44.942 Yeah? 24:44.942 --> 24:47.153 Hal's a good kid. He's a smart kid, Tom. 24:47.153 --> 24:49.280 He'll be fine. 24:49.280 --> 24:51.407 Both roads lead to Charleston, Captain, 24:51.407 --> 24:53.491 but we don't know if either are safe, 24:53.491 --> 24:55.202 so you want to just pick one? 24:55.202 --> 24:57.704 52. Let's mount up! 24:57.704 --> 24:59.039 Homestretch. 24:59.039 --> 25:01.125 Next stop, Charleston! 25:01.125 --> 25:03.210 Let's go! Back in the vehicles! 25:03.210 --> 25:05.379 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING, TRUCK DOOR CLOSES) 25:05.379 --> 25:07.840 (ENGINE TURNS OVER) 25:07.840 --> 25:09.300 You smell that, Tector? 25:09.300 --> 25:10.676 What's that, Captain? 25:10.676 --> 25:13.637 The sea. The sea. 25:14.972 --> 25:16.723 Looks like the deuce started up. 25:16.723 --> 25:19.059 They must have picked a route to Charleston. 25:19.059 --> 25:20.978 Charleston, here we come! 25:20.978 --> 25:23.314 (GROWLING) 25:29.278 --> 25:31.529 Don't worry. I'll protect you. 25:31.529 --> 25:33.615 It's okay, Matt. I... I need to go. 25:38.620 --> 25:40.664 No. 25:40.664 --> 25:42.500 He's my brother. 25:42.500 --> 25:44.293 I have to go. 25:44.293 --> 25:45.419 I won't let you! 25:45.419 --> 25:46.920 Aah! 25:46.920 --> 25:49.673 Hey! (GRUNTS) 25:54.345 --> 25:56.263 Hey, Matt. 25:56.263 --> 25:58.391 Matt. 26:16.492 --> 26:18.202 Hey, there, buddy. 26:18.202 --> 26:19.537 Ow. 26:21.621 --> 26:23.249 What happened to Jenny? 26:23.249 --> 26:26.877 I'm guessing that she went back with her brother. 26:30.506 --> 26:34.468 Do you think Ben loves the rebel Skitters more than us? 26:34.468 --> 26:38.264 Ben doesn't love the rebel Skitters. 26:38.264 --> 26:41.267 He just needs to fight with them... 26:41.267 --> 26:44.437 To protect us, to protect you. 26:44.437 --> 26:48.399 But what if when he's there, 26:48.399 --> 26:51.151 he realizes that he likes them more? 26:51.151 --> 26:52.610 (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) 26:52.610 --> 26:54.029 He won't. 26:54.029 --> 26:59.910 What if he does? What if he doesn't come back? 26:59.910 --> 27:02.162 Then we'll go find him. 27:02.162 --> 27:03.997 What if he dies? 27:03.997 --> 27:06.125 He's not gonna die. 27:06.125 --> 27:08.294 You promise? 27:08.294 --> 27:10.254 I promise. 27:17.470 --> 27:21.098 Hey, Dad? Do you know where my journal is? 27:34.945 --> 27:36.363 Feel better, okay? 27:36.363 --> 27:37.697 Okay. 27:37.697 --> 27:39.366 (SMOOCHES) 27:49.751 --> 27:51.128 He's awake. 27:51.128 --> 27:52.838 ANNE: Good. 27:52.838 --> 27:57.176 (WHISPERING) 28:02.889 --> 28:05.100 I'll go check on him. 28:05.100 --> 28:08.479 (CRYING) 28:15.486 --> 28:18.364 You can't help him anymore. He's gone. 28:18.364 --> 28:21.741 (CRYING) That's what you said about Jamil. 28:21.741 --> 28:23.035 Find a new line. That one's getting old. 28:23.035 --> 28:24.119 Lourdes. 28:24.119 --> 28:26.288 Hey, don't touch-- Stop it. 28:28.790 --> 28:30.834 (CRYING) 28:38.716 --> 28:41.053 We should be catching up to them soon, right? 28:41.053 --> 28:42.513 Yeah. 28:44.223 --> 28:46.099 Looks like it's getting warmer. 28:46.099 --> 28:48.686 It's still pretty chilly out. 28:52.439 --> 28:55.568 Okay. 28:55.568 --> 28:58.111 -Stop it. -What? 28:58.111 --> 29:00.072 (SCOFFS) 29:02.241 --> 29:03.992 Aren't you gonna say anything? 29:06.036 --> 29:08.038 Like... Like what? 29:08.038 --> 29:11.500 Like... Anything. 29:11.500 --> 29:15.003 That's a lot to take in, Maggie. 29:15.003 --> 29:17.214 You think that was easy telling you? 29:17.214 --> 29:19.799 Living it? Surviving it? 29:19.799 --> 29:22.010 No. 29:22.010 --> 29:24.930 Absolutely not. 29:28.016 --> 29:33.939 I just... I just need time. 29:33.939 --> 29:36.024 For what? 29:36.024 --> 29:38.360 -To think. -Fine. 29:41.321 --> 29:43.699 Take all the time in the world. 29:43.699 --> 29:45.325 (TYRES SCREECHING) 29:45.325 --> 29:47.369 POPE: Come and get it! 29:56.794 --> 30:00.549 It's because of what happened to Boon, isn't it? 30:00.549 --> 30:03.427 The reason that you're running away. 30:03.427 --> 30:06.096 Must have been tough. 30:06.096 --> 30:08.848 You were like an older brother to that kid. 30:08.848 --> 30:11.017 You taught him to be a soldier. 30:11.017 --> 30:14.480 A dead soldier. 30:14.480 --> 30:16.189 I'm not fit to teach anyone anything. 30:16.189 --> 30:17.357 (SCOFFS) 30:17.357 --> 30:20.277 That's a pretty big leap, Tector. 30:24.239 --> 30:25.616 It's not just Boon. 30:25.616 --> 30:27.660 Back in Afghanistan, 30:27.660 --> 30:31.121 I was ordered to take a patrol into an area we'd never been. 30:32.331 --> 30:35.250 I led them straight into an ambush. 30:37.085 --> 30:40.756 I should have known better. The topography was perfect. 30:40.756 --> 30:45.093 I was tired. I hadn't slept in days. 30:45.093 --> 30:47.304 I know that's no excuse. 30:47.304 --> 30:50.641 Man, they hit us from all sides. 30:50.641 --> 30:53.059 Machine guns, RPGs. It was chaos. 30:53.059 --> 30:59.232 I look around, and I see three of my men just lying there... 30:59.232 --> 31:01.193 (CLEARS THROAT) 31:01.193 --> 31:03.654 ...All dead. 31:06.906 --> 31:09.117 (BREATHES DEEPLY) 31:09.117 --> 31:11.662 Because of you. 31:11.662 --> 31:13.871 (CHUCKLES) 31:13.871 --> 31:17.292 You killed them... The same way you did Boon. 31:17.292 --> 31:18.335 Hey, what the hell, man? 31:18.335 --> 31:19.628 I was there. I saw it. 31:19.628 --> 31:20.671 Well, hey, you hold on one damn minute. 31:20.671 --> 31:21.755 -You murdered him. -No! 31:21.755 --> 31:24.174 -Coward. -That is not true! 31:24.174 --> 31:25.925 -That is not true! -Hey, hey. 31:25.925 --> 31:27.135 That is not true! 31:27.135 --> 31:29.262 Hey, Tector, of course it's not true. 31:29.262 --> 31:32.224 You didn't kill those men. 31:32.224 --> 31:35.060 You didn't kill Boon. 31:35.060 --> 31:36.186 The enemy did. 31:36.186 --> 31:37.270 (SNIFFLES) Yeah. 31:37.270 --> 31:38.772 Shh... 31:38.772 --> 31:41.233 Oh, my friend... 31:41.233 --> 31:44.403 You think you're the only one that's made mistakes? 31:44.403 --> 31:48.574 I lie awake in my cot every night 31:48.574 --> 31:51.284 thinking about the ones that I made and... 31:51.284 --> 31:52.578 (SIGHS HEAVILY) 31:52.578 --> 31:54.747 ...the people that might still be alive 31:54.747 --> 31:57.165 if I'd made different choices. 31:57.165 --> 32:01.587 Right after Fitchburg, when we lost so many, 32:01.587 --> 32:03.088 I loaded up a pack. 32:03.088 --> 32:04.673 I was gonna take off in the middle of the night. 32:04.673 --> 32:08.677 I was gonna try and hide, run away. 32:08.677 --> 32:12.556 But I never made it past the tent flap. 32:12.556 --> 32:15.016 What stopped you? 32:15.016 --> 32:19.104 The thought of all those people... 32:19.104 --> 32:21.440 Asleep in their cots, 32:21.440 --> 32:25.819 all confident that I would be there 32:25.819 --> 32:29.322 to lead them in the morning. 32:29.322 --> 32:31.909 And I felt for the first time 32:31.909 --> 32:36.204 what that responsibility was. 32:36.204 --> 32:41.460 I knew that they needed me, Tector. 32:41.460 --> 32:43.378 And they need you, too. 32:45.464 --> 32:48.717 -(TYRES SCREECHING) -Whoa! 32:48.717 --> 32:49.967 (TYRES SCREECHING) 32:51.845 --> 32:53.096 What is it? 32:53.096 --> 32:54.807 I don't know. Everyone just stopped. 32:54.807 --> 32:57.267 (INDISTINCT SHOUTING IN DISTANCE) 33:00.938 --> 33:05.108 Anne, hey, um... 33:05.108 --> 33:06.860 I'm sorry. 33:06.860 --> 33:10.697 I'm just still mad that... 33:10.697 --> 33:12.616 I know. 33:14.534 --> 33:17.287 Hey, I think we're here. 33:17.287 --> 33:18.914 Charleston? 33:18.914 --> 33:20.081 Really? 33:20.081 --> 33:22.334 Yeah. 33:22.334 --> 33:24.252 Oh, wow. 33:24.252 --> 33:26.421 It's hard to believe we actually made it. 33:26.421 --> 33:27.798 (SIGHS) I know. 33:37.265 --> 33:39.392 (TRUCK DOOR CLOSES) 33:39.392 --> 33:41.227 What's going on? 33:41.227 --> 33:42.855 I don't know. 33:42.855 --> 33:45.691 (TRUCK DOORS CLOSING) 34:53.508 --> 34:55.552 (INDISTINCT TALKING) 35:08.607 --> 35:11.068 Talk to me, Tom. 35:11.068 --> 35:13.695 (INHALES DEEPLY) 35:13.695 --> 35:16.448 I was so sure that Charleston was real. 35:19.534 --> 35:21.536 I wanted it to be true. 35:23.789 --> 35:29.210 For you, for Matt, for everyone. 35:29.210 --> 35:30.754 For me. 35:34.173 --> 35:37.134 Just to have a chance to rebuild our lives, 35:37.134 --> 35:40.513 just to make some sense out of everything that's happened... 35:40.513 --> 35:42.223 To Ben. 35:45.268 --> 35:47.520 And there's nothing. 35:47.520 --> 35:50.857 (SCOFFS) There's nothing. 35:50.857 --> 35:52.734 It's not nothing. 35:52.734 --> 35:55.320 I don't know where Hal is, 35:55.320 --> 35:58.657 and I don't think I'm ever gonna see Ben again. 35:58.657 --> 36:01.660 And my 9-year-old just made out his will. 36:18.677 --> 36:21.930 (SIGHS DEEPLY) 36:23.389 --> 36:28.687 We're all just a heartbeat away from death. 36:28.687 --> 36:31.189 We always have been. 36:31.189 --> 36:33.733 We always will be. 36:33.733 --> 36:36.778 That's not a reason to lose hope. 36:36.778 --> 36:39.322 We're not dead yet. 36:39.322 --> 36:41.074 (SNIFFLES) 36:41.074 --> 36:42.159 Yeah. 36:45.328 --> 36:46.997 (SNIFFLES) 36:59.342 --> 37:02.470 They're, uh... They're waiting for you, Captain. 37:02.470 --> 37:06.683 Not now, Tector. 37:06.683 --> 37:10.812 They need you... Now more than ever. 37:10.812 --> 37:13.398 (SIGHS) 37:13.398 --> 37:16.526 I don't know what to say to them. 37:16.526 --> 37:22.240 I respectfully suggest you make something up... 37:22.240 --> 37:25.368 Sir. 37:44.221 --> 37:47.099 -(GUNSHOT) -WEAVER: Gather around. 37:47.099 --> 37:49.642 (ALL MURMURING) 37:57.734 --> 37:59.819 (MURMURING STOPS) 38:02.279 --> 38:04.449 So, Charleston was a bust. 38:06.618 --> 38:09.037 We thought we were gonna have paradise on earth 38:09.037 --> 38:11.957 delivered to us right here on a silver platter. 38:11.957 --> 38:13.416 (CHUCKLES) 38:13.416 --> 38:16.211 We should have known better. 38:16.211 --> 38:20.423 I should have known better. 38:22.842 --> 38:26.221 It doesn't mean that the dream was bad. 38:26.221 --> 38:30.600 It just means that we are gonna have to work harder 38:30.600 --> 38:32.769 to make it happen. 38:36.689 --> 38:39.025 Now, the choice is simple. 38:39.025 --> 38:41.194 You can lie down and quit, 38:41.194 --> 38:44.823 curse God at the unfairness of it all, 38:44.823 --> 38:47.826 or you can come with me... 38:49.702 --> 38:52.831 Find another place to live, 38:52.831 --> 38:57.460 a place where we can build the community 38:57.460 --> 38:59.296 that we hoped to find here. 39:02.632 --> 39:04.592 So, here's what we're gonna do. 39:04.592 --> 39:07.470 We're gonna get back in those vehicles! 39:07.470 --> 39:08.513 MAN: Yeah. Yeah. 39:08.513 --> 39:09.889 And we're gonna go on! 39:09.889 --> 39:11.432 Yeah! 39:11.432 --> 39:13.852 Even if it means we have to carry the damn things 39:13.852 --> 39:15.187 on our backs! 39:15.187 --> 39:17.480 (ALL CHEERING) 39:23.402 --> 39:25.947 (APPLAUSE) 39:25.947 --> 39:27.365 (SIGHS) 39:27.365 --> 39:29.617 -(CRACKLING) -Who goes there? 39:29.617 --> 39:31.161 (GUNS COCKING) 39:34.372 --> 39:36.124 (GUN COCKS) 39:36.124 --> 39:38.084 Identify yourself. 39:38.084 --> 39:40.045 Hold your fire. 39:40.045 --> 39:43.340 Colonel Porter, First Continental Army. 39:48.386 --> 39:50.222 Hello, Dan. 39:50.222 --> 39:51.806 Jim? 39:51.806 --> 39:55.185 Heard the shot, and then I spotted your outfit. 39:55.185 --> 39:58.021 -How you doing, buddy? -(LAUGHING) Whoa. 39:58.021 --> 39:59.314 Good to see you. 39:59.314 --> 40:01.274 What the heck took you so long? 40:03.068 --> 40:05.195 Well, we had to stop by some gift shops 40:05.195 --> 40:07.530 and some diners on the way, you know? 40:07.530 --> 40:09.949 (LAUGHS) We can do better than diners. 40:09.949 --> 40:11.492 Let me have some of that. 40:13.578 --> 40:15.121 Try that on for size. 40:15.121 --> 40:17.207 Strawberries. 40:17.207 --> 40:19.834 Hey, Tom. You've been busy. 40:19.834 --> 40:21.294 What do you mean? 40:21.294 --> 40:24.505 Little legend building around you, Tom Mason. 40:26.258 --> 40:27.884 Where'd all this come from? 40:27.884 --> 40:29.552 Those came from the new capital 40:29.552 --> 40:31.512 of the United States of America... 40:31.512 --> 40:33.139 Charleston, South Carolina. 40:33.139 --> 40:35.350 We were just in Charleston. There was nothing there. 40:35.350 --> 40:37.518 Yeah, well, looks can be deceiving, 40:37.518 --> 40:40.479 as you people from the 2nd Mass are about to find out. 40:40.479 --> 40:42.107 Dan, let's get them all mustered. 40:42.107 --> 40:43.608 I want to get everybody settled before nightfall. 40:43.608 --> 40:44.609 Yes, sir. 40:44.609 --> 40:46.403 See you, Tom. 40:46.403 --> 40:48.405 Let's go. 40:50.615 --> 40:52.533 Oh, you had me worried. 40:52.533 --> 40:55.161 (BOTH LAUGH) 40:55.161 --> 40:56.746 Colonel Porter's patrol found us. 40:56.746 --> 40:58.415 He wanted to bring us back with him. 40:58.415 --> 41:00.166 I said, 'Hell no. The 2nd Mass is out there.' 41:00.166 --> 41:01.209 Hal! 41:01.209 --> 41:03.253 Hey, there he is. 41:08.007 --> 41:10.593 The only one missing is Ben. 41:12.762 --> 41:15.181 I got a strong feeling we're gonna see Ben again. 41:15.181 --> 41:16.975 TOM: Really? 41:16.975 --> 41:18.643 Of course. 41:18.643 --> 41:22.772 I figured out sometimes fate throws you a favor. 41:24.399 --> 41:27.610 We just got to make sure that we're around to catch it. 41:30.488 --> 41:32.573 Oh, you're getting big. 41:32.573 --> 41:35.201 Let's go to Charleston.