01x04 - Episode 4

[bunniefuu]

We have been given a gift.

Hello, Cecily.

Long time, no see.

Argh! Can I ask her out? What, Finn?

No, Kelly.

Hello?

When I bit into my son

..it was electric.

It's radical.

But it's wrong.

My dad was bitten.

No!

On older people,

the slower immune system allows

them to survive longer.

On young people, not so much.

Kelly!

Your dad bit me.

LOUDHAILER: Please return to your

homes and stay off the street.

By order of the military

authorities,

the town of Dambury is now under

full lockdown.

Please return to your homes

and stay off the streets.

By order of the military

authorities,

the town of Dambury is now

Dad? Hi, Pete.

You all right? Can I come in?

Can I come in?

Yeah, Dad.

You all right? Yeah, course.

It's all right, it's all right,

it's all right,

it's all right. It's all right.

I know, I'm sorry about my face.

I know it looks terrible.

I'm sorry.

It's nice to see you.

I haven't seen you for years.

You OK?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm fine.

WOMAN: Are you all right, Pete?

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, course. Just

Where have you been?

What's happened to you?

As I said, I was

I was in an accident.

I've been in hospital.

They've sort of made me better

and here I am and I'm

I, I, I did wanna say I'm sorry.

I am really sorry I've been away

so long.

Yeah, Dad. Oh, darling, oh, darling.

It's all right, it's all right,

sweetheart.

It's all right, it's all right,

it's OK, it's OK.

Penny for your thoughts.

Just thinking about my family.

You never talk about them.

I've got a son.

I need to introduce you to someone.

Who's that?

His name's Phil. Right?

Er, Phil?

Your grandad's here.

Oh, no. It's your grandad.

No. Oh, my God, look at him.

It's your grandson.

He's so big!

My father is called Philip as well.

Isn't that incredible?

Just wonderful.

I feel like I can let it all go now.

That's good.

I haven't seen my son in years.

Sometimes I can feel him, though.

Right here.

Where have you been?

I've gotjust a feeling

that I wanted to share with you.

It's all right,

Dad, you can tell us.

HE LAUGHS

Dad, what are you doing? Dad?

WOMAN SCREAMS

What have you done?

My father's name was Philip.

THUMP

THWACK

THUMP

THUMP

ENGINE SPLUTTERS

Come on. Give it some whammy, yeah?

Ah, this van is shot to sh*t.

I don't know if I can fix it.

Keep trying, Billy, yeah?

Are you OK?

Steffcan you give me

something to concentrate on? Um

I feel like I'm drifting in

and out.

Oh, OK, OK, well,

have a tea first and then we can go.

No, no, no, no.

You'll get your strength up.

We need to go to Morgan's.

He can fix me.

Justtalk. Um

OK, OK.

Talk to me.

Um

Here's a scenario.

There's this bloke

and he loves someone,

and it's complicated.

But everyone in the friend group

knows they're right for each other.

This is really irritating, Steff.

You said something

to concentrate on.

And they've had sex.

And he said he wasn't a virgin,

but he was and it felt

a bit, like, empty

Is this mysterious friend you?

Well

God, am I that obvious?

And Kelly's the girl, I assume?

Yeah, it is Kelly.

You had sex with her last night?

Yeah, that also happened.

And she's the one who's now

in deep mourning for her parents.

Yes. And you are telling everyone.

No, that's why I did the story

thing.

I saw her kissing Charlie

the other day.

Where? On the mouth.

Brilliant. Where in the world?

At the party.

That was days ago, so, I, I, I mean,

sex ranks higher than a kiss.

It's not a hand of rummy.

I, I, I didn't mean

Well, you're good at these

things, right? What's it mean?

Poirot it. It's irrelevant.

Her parents died last night.

The Kelly you know is gone.

No. Time heals all.

My God, you are desperate.

Oh, come on.

Like a mind experiment.

Scenarios?

One - she loves him,

and he is ignoring her advances

vis-a-vis the party

and she is trying to punish him by

having sex with his friend, ie you.

Oh. I don't like that one.

Two - you're a warm body,

the f*ck buddy-type thing.

Andthree?

Three - she loves you

and wants to get married. Yes!

No! What the No.

There is no three, Steff.

Arrrrrrgh!

Oh.

Why is he on the floor? Bro!

Get up.

She's way too cool for you, by the

way. She's never gonna like you.

I'm sorry you got bitten.

Yeah. You didn't have to help break

my folks out of the base.

But you came back for me at

Morgan's.

You didn't have to do that.

Oh, yeah. I did do that, didn't I?

Yep. Yeah, you did.

Finn?

Hey, sit back down.

Get the f*ck off me!

I'm not f*cking dying, OK?

I'm just not.

f*ck.

Finn? Finn?

All right, get her up.

Take that arm, Steff. OK. Got it.

Slowly. All right, still alive.

Still kicking.

This van's going nowhere.

We'll have to walk back.

PHONE BUZZES

PHONE KEEPS BUZZING

Hang on, hang on, hang on.

Hello? Michael. It's Karl.

Hi, Karl. Here, listen, mate,

have you got the money?

Yeah, course. Yeah, I mean,

the army are all over the streets

and there's a curfew on but, you

know Yeah, listen, mate, mate.

Dude, I don't give a f*ck,

OK? All right.

Um, I don't know what you want me

to say to that.

Do we need to come round your drum?

What, you You know where I live?

Yeah, we do. No need for that.

Oh, f*ck's sake. Hello?

Karl?

Think it could work?

Looks like it.

Is this army style?

Nah. I saw it in a cowboy film.

Right, get me that sleeping bag.

Put it on.

Give it a test drive.

On. It should be strong enough.

As if all of this stuff

was in the campervan, bro.

Trust me.

It's like Mary Poppins' bag.

You look good, you look good.

Where's Finn?

She's gone. f*ck.

Well, she can't have gotten far.

Finn, come out. Finn?

Maybe she's gone to Morgan's.

Finn? Right, check over there.

Yeah. Finn! Finn? Finn?

Finn!

Finn?

Finn?

Finn? She's not down there.

Finn? Finn?

Finn!

Finn?

Finn?

Finn?

Finn?

Stay away.

Gotta say, I'm feeling

..a little bit

..bitey.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

A bit bitey.

I'm very hungry.

I've found her.

FINN SCREAMS

Finn?

What are you doing?

I'm not sure.

I just got the

..overwhelming urge to eat you all.

What do we do?

Guess I'll go for the weakest first.

I wasn't asking you.

You're gonna k*ll her!

That's the general idea.

I feel pretty uncomfortable,

to be honest.

Oh, it speaks.

I wanna k*ll you all -

doesn't mean I'm not in

here somewhere.

It's crazy how fast the wounds have

healed from the beating you took.

Yeah, you went to town, Billy.

Like how my nan survived

when you shot her, Steff.

God, that was a lifetime ago.

I feel different.

Different how?

Like I don't care any more.

LikeI'm letting go

of my old life.

You know, I thought I'd be more

upset. About being infected?

No, no, that you slept with Kelly

last night in the woods.

f*cking hell, Christ!

Oh, do you think this is

an infection thing,

being madly honest? No, you're

pretty much this tactless normally.

Oh, come on, it was pretty obvious.

You both came back

with your buttons done up all wrong

and you had a sh*t-eating grin

on your face.

Am I really the only one

who noticed that? Seriously?

Well, it was heartbreaking

and stupid.

Don't really know why either

of you did that.

Though people do selfish things,

I guess.

Oh, oh! Was it because Charlie was

gonna betray us all

and go off with his sister? Was it

cos of that? I didn't betray anyone.

Or was it cos Steff just really

wants to be like Charlie

and getting with Kelly is basically

the next thing?

Which is, come on, so icky.

Oh, be quiet, Finn, please, right?

You know No, you know what?

I'm dying.

So if I wanna say something, I will.

I was always so jealous

of you all, your friendship.

Well, that's a f*cking joke,

isn't it?

Some weird, Freudian snakepit.

You just wouldn't let me in. I mean,

I think I know why.

My parents abandoned me, which is

f*cking embarrassing, isn't it?

And they just f*cked off because it

suited them, like free spirits.

I told everyone they were dead.

But they weren't. They just left me,

which is

..is kind of worse, isn't it?

Your parents go on holiday

without you, but for life.

Anyway, that was the barrier,

wasn't it?

That's what kept you guys away.

You didn't want to get

to know me, Steff,

cos it was catching,

all that bad luck and rejection.

But we're all joined by it now.

It's everywhere.

I never thought that.

It's just unnerving how you see

through me like an x-ray.

Everyone can do that, Steff.

Well, I think your parents are

dicks.

I, I would never leave you.

That's very sweet of you.

I think.

Anyway,

this infection thing isn't that bad.

I can see loads of colours.

You guys all look beautiful.

If I died now, I'd be happy,

with all of you here.

We need to control this, Sir.

Hold it together

a little bit longer.

The worse it gets in the town,

the worse it'll be for the PM.

This goes a little bit beyond

party politics.

Colonel Wrollen is asking questions.

I can stall him. And what do we do

when we lose the town?

There is a contingency for that.

Operation Icarus. What?

We'd have to burn it out.

Burn it out?

What choice will we have?

Hold your nerve.

This will all work out.

I've always had faith in you.

I hired you when no one else would.

Can you have a bit of trust in me?

Janine is right. I feel incredible.

But your son?

Will be harder to convince

the others that are more connected

to their families.

That's not what I mean.

I know it's morally wrong,

but it feels right.

And who's to say that the sum of me

and my family

is not worth more than

the individual pieces?

Hang on, I would! Hmm?

This makes no sense, Frank.

Yes, it does, Frank, if you feel it.

Look, this disease,

this disease is telling us what

to do.

Now, that can't be right.

Oh, give over.

When I saw Morgan, I realised that

this is being manufactured.

I thought it was natural,

but it isn't.

We are all being manipulated.

I've spent years

with biology telling me what to do.

Exactly. How is this different?

It's different.

Will you betray me with Morgan?

Because that's biology, isn't it?

I can't help what I felt in the

past.

And I can't help what I feel now,

and I feel furious!

I feel like tearing everything down,

breaking everything so they have

to start again,

because this is just rubbish!

Everything is corrupt!

His family are lucky to have him

lead them from the front.

Their memories will always be

safe inside him.

THEY GROWL

I just wannaget through

the next few days and survive.

What happened with Steff before,

it's ina whole other reality

and should probably beforgotten.

I wish we could all just wipe it

clean and start again,

do you know what I mean?

We could meet for the first time.

That's your happy ending?

Bleak.

This is it, Charlie.

I'm going to get Maisy and Num out.

OK. Well, be careful, yeah?

If you wanna come,

I'm leaving in an hour, OK?

Nah, I've gotta see this through.

Yeah, I know you do.

Be safe.

What's that?

A hatch.

Could have made this f*cking easier

for me. Jesus.

Yeah, all right,

there's only two more steps left.

Yeah, two more steps tied up,

thanks.

What is this, Finn?

Morgan's weed lab.

What if he attacks us?

Well, he was bitten, wasn't he?

Got it.

Hey!

What have you done to her?

She's bitten,

she tried to attack us.

Oh, Finn, I'm so sorry.

How are you feeling?

Furious and famished.

Can you do anything for her?

Yeah.

I'm really sorry about what comes

next.

You ever used this?

Oh, no.

No, I never use mine.

Never have any tenderising to do.

No, seriously, please.

Just sits in a drawer.

OK, kids, just, just,

back in a minute.

OK. Just gonna, er, go and have

a chat with your mum and dad.

Right, so let me get this straight.

There's no money? No.

I was hoping to get something

sorted, but I didn't.

Well, that is impossibly f*cking

tedious, Michael.

And it's also putting us

in a terrible situation, you know,

because we can't,

we can't just come down here

to your f*cking depressing

sh*thole house

and menace you or, or, or beat you

up.

It's pointless. Really?

Yeah, because it doesn't

f*cking work, man, OK,

because f*cking self-destructive,

feckless, narcissists like you,

the only way to appeal

to you is through your families,

yeah, and your kids.

It's a real problem.

Gives me nightmares, to be honest.

So it's aggravating you've put us in

this situation.

It's a f*cking drag, man and it's

Well, it's selfish, really.

Very.

Sorry.

So, repayment.

Now, proportionately across your

missus and, um, her daughter?

Come on, lads.

You can't ask me to choose that,

surely?

You're about 12 hours behind me.

You look better than she does.

Yeah, well, I caught it early.

He's been using

the inhibitor agent.

What? A cure?

No, not a cure, but it holds

the virus in place.

Basically stops you eating people.

Gives me time, maybe, to find a

cure.

So give the inhibitor to Finn.

No, I've already injected her.

The problem is, Finn is young,

so the virus eats through her immune

system much quicker.

It's all right,

she won't try and k*ll us.

But it won't stop her dying.

Hm. Skills.

Now, there might be a solution.

Bit risky,

but it might work.

Yeah, might work.

I'll tell you what, how 'bout this?

What's your favourite colour?

What? Colour.

Your favourite colour. Blue.

Blue. Good colour, blue.

Blue, all right.

Ip, dip, dogshit.

What's the colour? Blue.

B-L

..U-E.

You.

Are.

Not.

It. Not it.

Put that f*cking thing down.

OK, OK. Don't you move. All right.

Put the g*n on the table. Ah!

Left hand.

All right. Just be cool.

Just be Be cool.

Mum? Yeah?

Get up. Go, go, go.

There's a van outside, go.

Come on, kids. Get up.

All right. Get up. I'm getting up.

Karl, get up.

I'm getting up.

Get out, get out, get out. Out.

Go, go, go, go, go.

I don't think you've got it in you.

Karl.

You wouldn't even be the first

person I've k*lled this week.

We've both got kids.

Get back! Jesus.

BRAKES SCREECH

Billy! Billy!

Go, Mum!Billy, don't make this

hard!

Billy! Mum, gogo. Billy! Billy!

Come on, Michael!

Don't touch me. Get off!

Easy, easy, easy.

Don't make it hard.

Let go of me! Billy!

Come on, let's reverse back.

f*ck you! Come here.

I saw myself going out

in a more glamorous way.

Not in a m*rder basement?

No, no.

Moresparkly and choirs and

stuff.

Hold on.

I was hoping to engineer a bit more

of an atmosphere for this.

For what?

Well, in '40s films, they call it

a meet-cute. What '40s films?

Doesn't matter, you haven't seen

anything before 2017, have you?

I'm more of an in-the-moment person

myself. I don't like old stuff.

A meet-cute.

It's when a woman

and a guy bump into each other

and he's carrying flowers and,

and the woman's holding chocolates.

And they fall down and then they

help each other up

Right. So sort of romantic, then?

Yeah, well, this isn't that, is it?

Covered in scabs and about to go

into some backstreet surgery

is not cute. And we've already met.

Oh, shut up!

I fancy you.

W-what? W-why?

Oh, no, I'm not doing specifics.

There must be something.

You're confused about

the things that don't matter,

and you're true about the things

you don't notice. f*cking puzzles!

I knew the only chance that I had

was if Kelly and Charlie got back

together.

It's clear as day that Kelly still

loves Charlie, so

f*ck.

I knew it was never gonna happen,

but, you know, justfollow your

dreams.

It's a delusion!

Look what you're missing out on.

Er

Something's not right.

I mean, how do they have all

this equipment?

Can you get me some water?

I don't wanna get like that woman,

Jane.

Who?

SHE SCREAMS

Oh, Jesus! Morgan!

Morgan! Morgan!

You have been pushed

aside by the young,

put into homes, left to rot and die.

So what do we owe them? We fed them.

Now it's their turn to feed us.

And if they are our elixir,

so be it.

Or, we surrender ourselves

and bring this rampage to an end.

OTHERS GROWL

What are you saying, that you're

going to visit your children

and your grandchildren

and you're going to eat them?

Old world thinking.

We're not just eating them,

we're freeing them!

Showing them the greatest act

of love we can

by absorbing them into our flesh.

Or we can surrender if we go

to the authorities.

They can get a cure.

They sent soldiers to k*ll us,

see what mercy they show us.

They are afraid.

And to be honest,

I'm afraid to see what we have

become.

You led us. It was your idea.

I know. But this, this is wrong.

It was in my head.

I felt I had no choice.

And now?

Compromise.

HE CACKLES

SHE SNARLS

You have to stop them,

Frank! Let them fight!

SHE SNARLS

Calm down, just calm down!

How long's she been like this?

She started ten minutes ago.

I need to perform some surgery.

What, on who? Finn? On me. What?

Whatever it is, do it now!

We won't have much time.

Move the gurney now, yeah?

It's OK, it's OK, it's OK, it's OK.

I don't think we could ever

have been friends.

But we could have at least learnt

to tolerate each other.

But no, you had to push it.

And now look at you.

You don't know what you're doing.

You got that right.

And Idon't care.

SHE CRIES OU

It's for the best.

Hungry.

Now, let's go hunting!

FINN GROANS

All right, Finn, give me your hand.

Look, I want you to make

an incision.

Starting at the ribcage, OK?

I want you to make an aperture just

wide enough to get your hand in

and cut the lower spleen,

then feed it to Finn.

Oh, good grief.

I know, but I believe

if you can digest some of my spleen,

which makes the

I know what the spleen is!

I do A-Level biology.

All right, all right.

The inhibitor is not strong enough,

but my spleen

I just think it might forestall

the effects of the virus.

Well, that's mad.

Yeah, well, that's science.

Sort of. Right. Come on,

get on with it.

You got this, mate.

OK. Now, concentrate.

Just relax, relax and think what

you're doing, OK? Now, do it!

Argh!

Oh, f*ck!

Argh!

What, what is it now?

So much blood!

All right, come here.

Clamp it off. Come on,

stop me bleeding to death.

I thought you could self-heal.

I'm not indestructible,

come on, just clamp it.

STEFF WHIMPERS

HE GRUNTS IN PAIN

Tie it, tie it. OK!

Aagh!

Now, listen. Steff,

just relax, relax. OK.

Agh! Just relax. Put your hand in

there. What? Put your hand in there.

Put your hand in. OK.

OK, you feel it?

It's all wet and slippery.

Right, now, just grab a piece

and cut it. OK.

Argh!

OK. How, how?

Oh, my God.

Steff, he's dead. You k*lled him!

Oh, f*ck, f*ck! Morgan?

Wait, wait, wait. Morgan?

Oh, he's breathing! He's breathing.

OK. He's breathing. I'm doing this.

Here.

SHE SCREAMS

Hold her!

Grab her throat.

FINN SCREAMS

PHONE BUZZES

Jesus Christ. What happened?

Our A-levels are back on.

What? But they cancelled them.

Now they've uncancelled them.

Wow, really great timing.

Oh, it's typical. They're always

f*cking about with the schedule.

CLICK

Agh!

Well, I, um I think

you should go. You are kidding.

I mean, as bad as things are,

you still need an education.

I just ate your spleen.

How are you feeling?

Revolted. But oddly better.

We're not doing this, are we?

Yeah. I'm doing it.

I'm not giving up.

Guess we're going, then. Well,

Cinderella, you can go to the ball.

But you've got to be back within

12 hours for your injections,

otherwise you'll relapse. Yes, Doc.

What happens in 12 hours?

Will you have a cure?

Bloody hope so.

I'm not going through this again.

They've been moving Salvepuerian

across the country,

backwards and forwards.

Now, why would they do that?

To cover their tracks,

in the hope of an accident.

And who are "they"?

They

..would have to be someone on

the inside.

Someone close enough to arrange

the release of Salvepuerian.

To stage the crash.

Someone close.

But who?

Disgruntled elements

within the armed forces.

Sick of underinvestment.

Wouldn't take much.

A coup?

What is it you say up in government,

er, "Disruption"?

Breaking down the norms.

Ripping out the rot.

Isn't that what you do?

It's different.

It's not an armed takeover.

I don't see any g*ns here.

You sound like you know

all about it.

It's just an assessment.

If you're gonna piss off

the armed forces for decades,

send them off on politicised wars,

while you run the country

like a children's tea party,

disrespecting everybody

as you do it,

you're gonna expect some blowback,

surely.

Then again,

that's just the opinion of one man.

Whoever's behind this

is playing with fire.

And what are you going to do about

it,

apart from cover it up?

Or are you going to let it get so

big

that it becomes a massive

embarrassment?

I'm just doing my job.

You don't see the bigger picture.

I think you need to step up

and sign the authorisation

for the bombing of Dambury.

Not many bothered. I can certainly

see an argument for not coming in.

What are the chances of this?

I've done nothing.

You've known about the exams for

a year.

Yeah, but it's all about the last

few days with me. I'm a crammer.

They were like this for

the GCSEs in Covid times.

Couldn't get their sh*t together.

How are you feeling? Never better.

Oh, that's good.

I'm lying. I feel like death.

This is mad. He may smell like

patchouli oil and urine

He's got a point.

Morgan? Yeah. We're gonna get

through this, and then

Yeah, we're gonna get through all

this horror and death

and then my geography A-level

will feel relevant again?

Is that what you're saying?

Yeah. I thought you were for it.

I'm just swinging wildly back

and forth.

No, I'm good.

So what are you gonna do

now your dream of rotting in Dambury

has gone up in smoke?

It wasn't a dream. It's just fact.

Dambury's dead.

You may as well, um, come with me

toscumbag college.

Kelly

No, it's, it's fine.

I'll be doing this, so, um,

just let me.

Is everything all right

with Charlie?

Yeah. I think so.

Oh, I dunno.

Well, why don't you justtalk

to him? Clear the air.

You're setting me up. I know it.

What? You know I'll make a ba*ls of

this.

Why do you t*rture me, Finn?

DOOR OPENS

All right, gather yourselves.

Come on in.

LOUDSPEAKER: This is a restricted

area for military personnel only.

Hello, mate, nice to see a friendly

face. What are you wearing that for?

OK. Hand over your weapons.

You what?

You heard me. You serious?

Let's go. f*cking hell.

Wake up in there.

HE BANGS ON WINDOW

What's going on?

This man here wants us all to hand

over our weapons,

is what's going on. Oh,

you giving away your g*ns?

SA80s, pistols, holsters, come on.

f*ck's sake.

Don't complain about it.

It's not a mothers' meeting.

All of them, let's go.

Get a move on.

If you're gonna take 'em, take 'em.

I don't have a g*n. f*cking hell.

Come on.

Come on. Pistols, give 'em to me.

Now, get away from the barrier

and head back to the town.

Head back to the town? And do what?

Await orders. Don't make it hard.

Let's go.

Great, all right, thanks a lot.

Get back in the van. Come on.

For fu In you go. Sarge? Get in.

Wow, this is good. Nothing

we can do. What are you doing?

FINN RETCHES

DOOR OPENS

Great.

I used to get sick

in exams too sometimes.

Yum, yum.

Not that I had to do them during

some sort of cataclysm.

SUDDEN BANGING OUTSIDE

All right, eyes on your work,

please.

Eyes on your work.

BANGING CONTINUES

What is it?

Oh!

Arrrrgh!

SHE SCREAMS AGAIN

PUPILS SCREAM

sh*t.

What happened?

TEACHER SCREAMS

We need a way out!

Grab her legs, Finn. Get her!

In, in, in.

Your nan's here, Kelly.

Shh.

I can smell them.

I think I think we might be OK.

We're all right.

HE SNARLS

TEACHER SCREAMS

Hold on.

OK, OK, OK. I'll distract them.

OK.

OK.

MICROPHONE FEEDBACK

LOUD MUSIC PLAYS

MUSIC: Die Fledermaus Overture

by Johann Strauss II

STEFF SCREAMS

Curses!

f*ck, f*ck!

That door won't hold them forever.

Oh, f*ck!

Get off me! f*cking hell.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

What are you doing?

Wait here.

We'll find another way out.

That's brilliant,

I'm crying in front of you as well.

It's OK, it's OK.

Why is Charlie so calm?

Argh. I'm a mess!

I think I've pissed myself.

Oh. Yeah.

That's the icing on the cake.

I've pissed myself. Gold star.

Well, at least they're really dark

trousers. You can't really see.

Yeah. True. Could be sweat?

Mm. Heavy, heavy ball sweat.

OK. Getting myself together.

I was eating vomit out of

a toilet earlier. Does that help?

I'm all wet.

SHE WHISPERS: I think

he's pissed himself. What?

Yeah. I think he's, he's finally,

he's finally f*cking cracked.

What does it matter what

Charlie thinks?

Well, it's all so predictable.

It would be me, not him.

Sick of it.

I mean, you saw it straight away.

It's always me f*cking up

and he just floats through.

You are your own person, Steff.

I am?

Not really, but we can work on it.

They're all over the place.

Um, oh, OK. Well,

let's just go to the kissing hut,

at least we can defend that.

Well, how, how long have we got

before the spleen cure wears off?

Oh, I've got about nine hours.

But it's not worth

the risk walking all over town,

especially with the army out there.

Do you think Morgan can make

an antidote for this?

Um I'd be pretty surprised,

but I think we need to fight one

crisis at a time,

so right now, let's just get the

f*ck out of here. Yeah, let's go.

HE WINCES

KLAXON STARTS BLARING

SHUFFLING FOOTSTEPS

RASPING CROAK

Feed me.