40 Acres (2024)

[bunniefuu]

- See anyone?

- I don't think so.

Shh.

Greetings!

It's a nice little farm you got

on this piece of land!

Couldn't help but notice

how good some of your

crops are doing!

Best corn I've seen in years!

Hope you don't mind us

cutting through!

We were on our way east!

We're looking

for a place to rest!

So, I was thinking...

Get back! Go! Go!

Raine, any more?

Last one bee-lining

the way they came in.

He get away,

he bring more back.

I got him.

What you got

there, Manny?

Nothing.

Just a female intruder.

I got a headshot.

What'd I tell you

about wasting b*ll*ts?

You think b*ll*ts grow on trees?

Use your blade the next time.

How'd they get past

the perimeter?

Probably a short

in the fence again.

She looks like a dead Raine.

- Ugh. Why would you say that?

- All right. All right.

What? She does.

Danis, with your mother

in the corn.

Cookie, pick up shell casings.

Raine, with me.

Manny, you got the rest.

Let's have a full inventory

by lunch.

Yes, sir!

Oh, f*ck! She's alive!

What'd I tell you about

the cussing?

- I meant, "Oh..."

- I don't give a damn

about what you meant.

I don't want that kind

of language around those two.

Missed the heart again.

You always miss the heart.

Hey. All right. All right.

You got your assignments.

Let's go.

Yes, ma'am.

Clean it up.

Manny!

Yes, ma'am.

No.

Not bad, but...

Okay.

Well, sh*t.

Excuse me.

- Your words to her mouth.

- I didn't even say anything.

What you waiting on, soldier?

You better get it on the floor

before I put you there.

- So, you think that's funny?

- I mean...

I mean, don't you owe us

a book report

on The Proletarian's Pocketbook?

Tell me something funny

about where that is.

I've been reading

something else.

Oh, and that is?

Parable of the Sower.

I did not assign that.

Thematically, it deals with so

much that is historically-based.

Okay, Classism,

genocide, oppression...

I need a report on what

you supposed to be reading

by Monday,

and since you so eager

on Octavia,

I want a report on Parable...

...by Wednesday.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Mm-hmm.

Twelve.

- Thirteen, 14.

- Oh.

Manny, what's up with the corn?

Why're the outer edges

turning so quick?

The beetles

and the cutworms are back.

I thought y'all rotated them.

He's trying a compound

of red dogwood

that the elders used to talk

to me about when I was young.

My morning and evening

perimeter checks

take a long time.

So, maybe Raine

and Danis could help?

If they help you,

then how we going to meet

the Kush quota?

Who going to get the Jeep back

up and running?

Ain't nobody pushing the seed

through the soil, is there?

No, ma'am.

Mm-hmm. We beat the blight.

We can beat this.

Takes hard work to survive.

You work now...

Rest when we're dead.

At least they're listening.

Mm.

Well, listen to this.

I want all that rot

out of the ground

so we can burn it

for Danis's Earthstrong.

And since Sarge is going

on a salvage run,

you can head to the depot

for a drop-off to Augusta

at the end of the week.

What? Again?

When do I get to go?

When you can follow directions

as well as he does.

Hey. Watch your six.

You see anybody, double back.

Do not engage.

These folks'll k*ll you

for the boots on your feet.

Yes, ma'am.

Here we go! Hey, yo!

Let's go! Let's go!

Hey yo! Here we go!

They wanted to stay the night.

Then they said

their boy was sick.

Now, they just won't leave.

Some of our tools

are missing, too.

We can't trust them.

Yo. Heading out

for a perimeter check.

Have fun!

Fight. Come on.

Dance or fight.

One or the other.

Yes. Come on.

That's good, Danis. Get into it.

Back in the barn again, eh?

Sarge.

Anybody out there

willing to trade?

Mm-hmm.

Nice.

Reload.

Nothing we've planted

has taken root.

If we don't start

growing viable crops,

we're all gonna starve.

This mold,

it's suffocating everything.

There's blood everywhere,

but no bodies.

f*cking craziest thing

I've seen in months.

They took everything.

How are we gonna survive

another winter?

Have you heard

from the Flemmings lately?

No.

Haven't heard from them

in over a week.

That's strange.

Jim never misses a check-in.

I'm starting to get worried

about them.

Me, too.

He was supposed to come by

and fix our solar array.

Augusta 24 to Freeman 1.

You copy? Over.

Afternoon, Augusta. Over.

You forget about me?

You know, everybody don't get

to sit on their porch

sipping lemonade while the help

do all the harvesting.

Some of us actually do

our own land with our own hands.

Says the gal sipping

my homebrew,

creeping other people's gossip.

b*tch, you don't know me.

At least you got

land producing

and kin to work it.

All these damn

children over here,

and not a one in the garden.

Ain't nobody tell you

to take in all them strays.

Thank God,

my niece came through

to help out for a bit.

I figure you've heard

about the attacks by now?

Thought your Union army

was gonna come

and take care of that sh*t.

Yeah. Well,

with the Flemmings missing,

that makes three farms

gone dark.

Starting to feel serious.

Farmers could use your help.

Union government sent

some soldiers...

Government ain't done nothing

but k*ll, steal,

and lock up Black folks since

before they even fell apart,

so I'm sorry.

I ain't stepping in to help

any of them m*therf*ckers.

But I ain't asking

you to help the Union.

f*ck 'em. It's farmers.

Even if you came out here,

trained them for, ah,

a couple days,

it'd make all the difference.

Sorry.

I can't risk the exposure.

They sent you doctors.

I'm sure your Union army

gonna show up soon enough.

In other words,

you still got

plenty of my moonshine,

so you ain't leaving

your little bunker.

Look, b*tch.

You don't know me.

Don't make me pull

back my re-up.

Easy, now.

You keep the bud growing,

and I'll keep

the shine flowing.

Deal.

You know

I had to try, Hailey.

Anyway, stay vigilant.

Look.

It's been nearly a week

since we've had any food.

We'll do anything.

Chris is a strong boy.

He can help around...

Clare,

we gave you what we could.

But...

I know you've been lonely, so...

Look. I'm just saying,

maybe we can

work something out.

Augusta 24 to Freeman 1.

Augusta 24 to Freeman 1.

Do you copy? Over.

Afternoon, Augusta.

You heard about

the Flemmings by now, right?

Yeah.

Jim's a good man.

I hope they be alright, though.

They're not. They're dead.

Kids, too.

They were eaten, Hailey.

All of them.

sh*t. Damn cannibals.

Scout said

they left a big footprint.

Now, this ain't

a small group out there.

How'd it go?

Found plenty.

Saw an ATV flipped

on the trail down by the ravine.

Thought it was Manny's

for a second.

Took some fire,

but besides a little blood,

it looked good.

I'll head back tomorrow,

strip it down.

But more importantly,

I found this.

Down by the waterworks,

there's a sealed bunker that had

a sh*t ton of preserved spices!

- Paprika.

- Ooh.

Jerk! Saffron.

Sarge don't even know

what saffron is, I bet.

Laugh all you want,

but people would k*ll for these.

Oh, you think it's funny, huh?

Raine, pull the tarp.

Oh! No!

- Is this a 1911?

- Looks like it.

The slide keeps jamming,

but you'll figure it out.

Hell yeah, I will.

You ever see a smile

like that before?

- What'd you get me?

- The greatest gift of all.

What is it?

Don't pout.

- Talked with Augusta.

- How's the old girl doing?

Flemmings are dead.

She know what happened?

She thinks flesh-eaters.

Her scout said

it was a m*ssacre,

like a pack

of savage animals attacked.

I think people forget

what animals were like.

Manny's still out there.

He'll be fine.

He can handle himself.

Whoo! Yeah.

I am a soldier,

and I do not fear men!

I fear only God.

If I must die,

I will die a soldier of honor

who has nothing

to reproach himself for.

I will nonetheless

continue to see to it

that persons and property

are respected...

...to see to the prosperity

of the colony,

and to protect all individuals.

And what was Louverture

talking about?

The moral responsibility

of the soldier.

Feel like

I don't remember

the last time I did this sh*t.

But I can remember

I used to dance around a fire

with my home girls

in my mom's backyard

all the time

when I was Raine's age.

They deserve it.

You do too.

An Oglala chief once said,

"It is the mothers,

not the warriors,

who create a people

and guide their destiny."

That line work for you

back in the day?

Still does.

Where the hell you been?

Depot run for Augusta.

I didn't ask

where we sent you.

I asked you where you been.

I got sidetracked.

You get a pass off farm

and you miss

your sister's ceremony?

Go put the stash away

and pack it in.

You're done for tonight.

Babe?

- Y'all don't feel bad?

- About what?

We're just burning it.

We're burning the rot.

Feel bad about

having a good harvest?

It wouldn't be rotting

if we brought in some help.

From where?

The network. Other farms.

I don't know.

Exactly. You don't know.

You got no idea

what these people

are like out there.

Have you even tried

talking to them?

Boy, who the hell

you think you talking to?

You got a roof over your head,

food in your belly

while half the world starving,

and you got the nerve

to complain about that?

You see anybody around

here offering us anything? Hmm?

It's 'cause we don't need

nothing and nobody.

All we need

is what's right here, right now.

Clear?

Yes, ma'am.

You so concerned about the burn,

you can put it out yourself.

Girls! Time for shuteye!

- What?

- What?

Party done.

Our Father,

who art in heaven,

hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come.

Thy will be done on Earth

as it is in heaven.

Give us this day

our daily bread,

and forgive us our trespasses

as we forgive those

that trespass against us.

And lead us not into temptation

but deliver us from evil,

for thine is the kingdom,

the power, and the glory

forever and ever.

Amen.

How you doing, Sister Amanda?

Emmanuel. Come.

Come on.

You don't remember her.

This is your mother.

Go on. Say hello.

Go on.

It's alright.

I'd be upset, too.

Manny.

Ma! Can you knock?

Boy, save that talk

for your sisters.

Sarge is taking Danis

on a depot run tomorrow.

I want you with them.

Isn't going to the depot, like,

a father-daughter rite

of passage type of thing?

Look.

Farm been in the family

since 1852.

Your great ancestor

Fountain Freeman

worked it his entire life

after he escaped

from a Georgia plantation,

where he left behind

his entire family

so that his children could have

the chance to survive

on this Canadian soil.

This farm, Manny,

it's all we got

in the entire world.

And I ain't about to lose

it because you

and your sisters ain't got

a lick of perspective.

So, when you're told to go

with your stepfather

and your sister

to watch their back,

the only words

I should be hearing

coming out of your mouth

is "what?"

Yes, ma'am.

You my left hand, Manny.

I don't know what's been

going on with you lately.

But do better.

Clear.

And then

when I turned around...

...he was the only one

from the platoon

still going at it

with the bouncers.

That's how he lost

that back tooth.

So, love at first fight.

Yeah. Well, no, no, no,

'cause we lost track

of each other for a while there,

but...

when animals started dying...

there wasn't a lot of men

who understood how to live

in the natural world

like your father.

So, when I invited him to help,

he said this looked like

a good place for you to grow up.

But I think he just still had

a little crush on me.

Is this you?

Yep. That's me.

Are there any others

like us in the network?

Ain't nobody else out there

like us.

Most folks'd be surprised at

what we done built around here.

I mean any others my age.

You're okay.

Easy, now.

We come in peace.

Relax.

Everybody just relax.

We're Union, special envoy.

We're here to support

the local farming network.

There's a farm nearby.

That's where we're stationed.

That's why we're all on patrol.

Looks like somebody set up

quite the ambush.

Patrol?

You must be

at the Flemmings' property.

That's right.

You must be part of the network.

Augusta said the Flemmings

were k*lled weeks ago.

Let's go.

We should search them,

find out where they're from.

Make it fast.

Anything you find

we'll sort out later.

All right.

Shh.

Danis!

No. Bandage.

Baby, breathe!

Baby, breathe!

I need your arm!

Relax your arm.

Relax your arm.

Relax your arm.

Hey.

You should get out

of those clothes.

We could've left...

but I said to search the bodies.

She's alive.

That's because of you...

not the other way around.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Do you copy?

We've had an incident. Over.

Augusta 24, this is Freeman 1.

The trade depot

has been compromised. Over.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

We found your g*dd*mn animals.

Now, pick up.

Stop right there!

Don't move. I will sh**t you.

Turn around slowly.

I need help! Please!

We're on high alert

until further notice.

Everybody carries a sidearm

and a radio at all times,

in the fields,

when you sleep, everywhere.

Some of these people

are posing as Union soldiers

and workers,

trying to get information.

We can't trust what anyone says.

The only thing

we do know for sure

is they want

more than equipment or land.

- They're "W."

- What does that mean?

Means they eat people.

Y'all left a messy trail,

so make no mistake about it.

They're looking for us.

But what matters now

is how we react.

Raine, you're on inventory.

We need

a full count of reserves.

Medicine, a*mo.

Yes, sir.

Cookie,

keep an eye on those monitors.

Manny, you, Hailey, and I

take inner perimeter.

How did they find the depot?

How they find anything?

Other people.

Watch your six. sh**t first.

Don't ask questions.

We ain't waiting on no revenge.

They going to end up

dead any damn way. Clear?

Yes, ma'am.

Hold on.

We need you

to look out for us now.

I know you don't feel good

about what happened yesterday,

but she's alive...

because you acted quickly.

You stepped up.

That's all I want.

Hey! Hey!

Hey. Stop. Stop fighting.

If I wanted to hurt you,

I would have done it already.

You're fine. I got you water.

You okay?

All right.

I'm gonna remove that,

but you can't scream.

Neither of us want that.

You understand?

I... I just...

I need to check that

laceration on your arm.

Slightly higher.

Okay.

Yeah. You need stitches.

How did it happen?

- Hey, I'm trying to help.

- Are you?

If there's bacteria present,

you could get an infection.

I'll leave the stitches

loose just in case...

Just give me the gag.

sh*t.

Cookie, check the south

side monitors for movement.

Cookie, come in!

Raine, where is your sister?

No idea.

I'm on a*mo and reserves.

Find your sister

and strap her down

to the monitors

in front of that chair.

And you get up top.

All right.

Yo, yo, yo. Just...

Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!

Have you even done this before?

Yes, I have.

Yeah. This isn't gonna work.

What?

I have training.

You still have the g*n.

All right. Okay.

I'm putting the needle down.

- And I'm loosening the ropes.

- Why are you narrating?

Just don't make me sh**t you.

'Cause I will.

I'm sorry.

It's my mother.

She doesn't like strangers.

Neither do I.

Especially ones that kidnap me.

I'm not kidnapping you.

I just don't know who you are.

So, you lock me in a barn?

You would be dead

if I didn't put you in here!

Now, tell me who you are

and why you came here.

If you were gonna hurt me,

you would have done it already.

And the safety's on.

Manny,

what's your position?

Just west of the barn.

Circling back.

What you doing over there?

Just... just being thorough.

Boy, stop wasting time

and get your a*s down

to the south perimeter.

Copy. On the way.

Hey. Hey, wait. Wait!

Wait! Wait! Wait!

f*ck. f*ck. f*ck.

You got to dip

the bannock in the stew.

Oh, I finished the, uh,

Proletarian's Pocketbook.

Not now.

Yeah, but I actually

did the report like you asked.

Okay.

- What's your problem?

- I don't want it.

What make you think

you got a choice?

I don't like it.

Fine. Don't eat.

- Give the rest to your sister.

- No! I want corn!

Check your voice before

I snatch it out of you.

You understand me, little girl?

So, Danis said that the bodies

were hanging upside down.

Why would they do that?

Bleed them out.

Blood makes the body rot faster.

You trying to preserve a body?

You think that's funny?

- I think he was just...

- No, Sarge.

I think he can

answer for himself.

You think bodies

hanging in the depot...

people we probably knew, dead,

soon to be eaten by the same

b*stards that shot your sister,

you think that's funny?

No.

No. I... I think

you think it's a joke.

All of y'all.

Did I or did I not say

we were on high alert?

Was I unclear?

Was I unclear?

No, ma'am.

The whole property could

be lurking with these b*stards,

but you wouldn't know 'cause

none of you was in your position

when I called!

And you got the audacity

to be sitting here

and be making jokes?

I think we should, uh...

I think we should do sh*t.

Baby girl...

I know I've been hard on y'all.

But you can't be

laid up in there

like this too much longer.

You got to fight.

If not for me,

then for the farm.

Because I can't lose

my sunshine.

Hmm?

You're not allowed

to leave us. You hear me?

You're not allow to leave us.

I need

some answers from you.

It's important.

There's... there's

been some incidents...

happening around here lately,

so everyone's...

a bit on edge.

Now, either you know exactly

what I'm talking about...

or you're really unlucky.

But if you don't

tell me something,

I won't be able to protect you.

You know, you got some

pretty major trust issues.

Guess I do.

It runs in the family.

You got separated

from your family?

Who attacked you?

Please. Just please

let me use the radio.

- How did you end up here?

- I followed the creek.

The creek is a ways away

from the farm.

- Why are you keeping me here?

- I... I just need...

No! I haven't done

anything to you!

Look. I need to find out

if they're alive!

I'm sorry.

I'm s... I'm sorry.

When I was a kid, people started

showing up without asking.

Since then,

my mother ain't been about

having random people around.

I'm sorry about what happened

to you and your family.

But I just need to find

the Freeman farm.

Look. If you could just

let me use the radio

to try to contact them.

And you'll never see me again.

- Why the Freemans?

- My aunt...

She told me they're the only

ones that could help.

Who's your aunt?

Manny?

Manny?

Sorry. Uh, I was...

I was just thinking about,

uh, how I'mma tell my mom

about all this.

About you, when she wakes up.

But, uh, yeah.

Uh, I like to swim...

sometimes.

It's, uh, it's a proficient

way to exercise the body.

It's fun too.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, it is.

There's a river a mile

out that I go to.

I know that one.

I knew there was

somebody there that day.

Were you watching me?

No. No. No. I mean...

I mean, I saw you,

but I wasn't like

wa... watching you.

I found the river 'cause of you.

What?

I used to go for walks.

One day, I saw you

in the forest.

You went to the river to swim.

I've been going

there ever since.

What's this?

Hey. Hey. Hey, no, no, no.

- Where... where'd you get this?

- No, no, no, no.

No. Where'd you get this?

What's going on here?

Yeah.

Manny says

Grandpa loved barbecue.

Yeah, he liked to barbecue,

but not with this

colonial diabetes

in a synthetic pouch bullshit.

Do you have any idea

how old this sh*t is?

Half your blood

is Sweetgrass First Nation.

We cooked with fire on these

lands for thousands of years

before anyone,

and we don't f*cking use

the f*cking Burger

f*cking Lord sauce!

- Dude.

- Hey, where you going?

To burn this

and any of the half-life sh*t

these scavengers found

in the salvage stock.

You know he's sensitive

about that sh*t.

Clear this up

and get on monitors.

We got a full day.

Where's Manny?

Probably in the barn again.

He goes there to jerk off.

What's a jerk off?

Mom?

Ma! Ma! Ma!

The f*ck is wrong with you?

Don't hurt her!

Mom, listen to me!

- Don't you hurt her!

- No!

No! Mom! Please!

Mom, listen to me!

Boy, say one more word.

It'll be the last thing

she hears.

You understand me?

Now, look here,

I ain't my son,

so you ain't got nothing

to offer me but facts.

I'm gonna ask you

some questions,

and if I smell

one whiff of bullshit,

your brain's gonna be

fertilizer all over my fields.

You got me?

That's a question.

- Yes.

- Good. Who are you?

Dawn. My name is Dawn.

I don't give a damn

about your name.

Who are you?

I'm a nurse.

I'm part of a government

program, volunteers.

We're sent out to help farms

that need medical support.

- We were stationed...

- Why are you here?

- We were attacked.

- How many?

Uh, we were 12,

including the guards assigned...

I'm not asking about your group.

Who attacked you?

What they look like?

Uniform? Well-armed?

Those the descriptions

I'm looking for.

Not military.

They were rough-looking.

They... they just showed up!

Kind of like you.

How you find this farm?

I followed the river.

I was told to come here,

that the Freemans would help.

Bullshit. Union don't know

nothing about this farm,

and nobody around here

would ever tell you

to even come here for help.

Please. Please, please, my aunt,

my aunt Augusta Taylor!

She told me

to find the Freemans.

She told me to find you

for help, please!

You heading back or getting out?

A little bit of both.

Mind if I take a look?

Have at it.

Since I got back

from my last tour in Texas,

your father's been a blessing,

pulling the community together.

Well, you must at least

be happy to be back with him.

All due respect, Augusta,

you don't know me.

I came back for my son.

Felix can take up

his many mistakes with his God.

Ain't that what y'all say?

We do.

But I've seen enough

these past couple years...

restored my faith.

You act like

you ain't seen the sh*t I seen.

Public executions.

Bodies hanging

from street lamps,

whole suburbs on fire.

Don't confuse what's done

in God's name with God.

People did those things.

Not God.

People confuse they self

with God all the time,

just so they don't have to look

at they self in the mirror.

I ain't trying to tell you

how to live your life.

Well...

But I can say you need

to figure out a way to make sure

your past fights

don't become your future ones.

Or maybe not.

You do what you gotta do,

Hailey.

I'm just an old white b*tch

who likes to hear the sound

of her own voice.

Oh, you weren't lying about

them loose lips, huh?

At least take me to dinner

before trying

to get in my pants.

g*dd*mn.

You a nasty old

little white woman.

It's true.

Good Lord.

Felix.

Hey, it's okay. I'm here.

Where's Manny?

Felix!

Just tell me where Manny is.

You wanna give me the g*n?

Okay. Come here.

Come here. I got you.

I got you, baby.

I got you.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Do you copy? Over.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

I repeat, do you copy?

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Do you copy?

Augusta, it's Manny.

I think I found your niece,

but... she's in danger.

You need to answer,

please. Over.

Go on upstairs.

What are you doing here?

I'm trying... trying to

get Augusta on the radio.

Hello? Augusta?

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Do you copy?

Augusta, I'm here.

Ma! Augusta's on the radio.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Augusta, I'm here.

Do you copy? Over.

Freeman 1 to Augusta 24.

Do you copy? Over.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

What the hell is going on?

Boy, what are you doing?

Augusta was just on the radio.

I came down here to

contact her, but...

You talked to her?

No, no, no, but...

I tried, but she didn't answer.

But just then, the signal just

came back from her farm.

You expect me to believe that

she reached out to you?

- She did.

- Ma, I saw it. She did.

Maybe she needs our help.

We can go there and she can

confirm that she sent Dawn.

Augusta is a f*cking Marine.

She can handle herself.

We ain't doing a g*dd*mn thing,

but sitting here

and securing this farm.

- Then, let me go find her.

- We're down Danis already.

We're not splitting ranks

'cause of what some girl says.

Ma, I brought her here.

You're damn right

you brought her here.

And we ain't get

anything useful out of her

until I put a g*n to her head.

Time and time again,

I keep asking you to step up

and you keep choosing yourself.

You chose to leave me

on this farm to go fight a w*r.

It is my job to make sure

you know how to continue.

It is my job to

make sure you survive.

"Survive, survive." Ma,

how are we supposed to survive

without people?

I can't even talk to a girl.

I don't even know

how to talk to a girl.

And what's

she gonna tell you, Manny?

That if given a chance to

escape, she'd do anything?

Including k*ll

every single one of us.

No, she's not gonna do that.

She's gon' play you.

She is lying.

No, Ma, you're lying!

You don't want us

to trust anyone else

because you can't

trust anyone else.

This is your miserable life,

not mine!

Who are you talking to?

Get off!

He knows

how to handle himself.

- I know.

- It's probably a trap.

I know.

I know.

- Take care of them.

- Yes, ma'am.

Looks deserted.

Pa? Pa?

All right.

Can you get up there?

Open the door.

What are we looking for?

They made me go to your farm.

They have my aunt

and the others.

They wanted me to find you.

To tell your family

they had my aunt,

so you'd split up and come here.

That's how they've been

taking over the farms,

by holding people's

families hostage.

I needed to save my people.

I'm dreaming.

Oh, sh*t.

Okay, I'm going up.

You stay here.

I'll be right back.

Oh, f*ck.

Noht, come in.

They're here, 800 yards out.

Noht!

Noht, do you copy?

Damn, girl.

That how you greet

an old friend?

Raine, do you copy?

Raine, come in!

Pa, come in!

They're crossing into the corn.

Listen to me.

Abandon your post.

Get down to the booth now!

Girl came by the farm...

said she was your niece.

Oh.

They made her go.

Figured you would sh**t her.

b*tch, you don't know me.

Manny found her.

Kept her safe.

I thought

they came here.

Oh. Oh, thank you.

Oh, that boy. Such a good boy.

Oh, thank you, Manny.

Oh, Hailey Freeman,

you raised that boy right.

Thank God for you.

- Oh...

- I'm gonna get us out of here.

Hailey...

...outside...

- the sheds.

- I seen... I... I know.

- I've seen the barrels.

- No, no, no. Listen.

We hid some

of the children.

Every day is a lesson.

She said you were different

from the other ones around here.

Any of these other farms,

they'd go radio silent,

like clockwork.

Someone from nearby

would check in.

But you,

you really don't give a sh*t.

You're a different breed,

I'll give you that.

And you eat people.

While you just k*ll them.

Or you get your children

to do it.

The truth is,

we're a lot more alike

than you probably want to admit.

We do what we need to survive.

f*ck the foreplay, m*therf*cker.

You gonna do something,

then do it.

Mm.

The juice really is sweeter.

Tie her leg off.

The boys are gonna need

a meal when they get home.

Wait! Wait! Wait!

No! No!

No!

You m*therf*cker.

Thank you for the food.

I know you're mad,

but if I told you

it was an ambush,

you might not have come...

...and they would have died.

I'm gonna go find your aunt.

We may have to move quickly

when I get back.

Manny...

I'm sorry.

f*ck.

Go. With me.

Come on, man.

No, no, no! No! No! No! Come on!

Wait, wait, wait!

There are more of us

than you can imagine,

but I can make sure

none of them harm your family...

Only I can do that.

Noht!

Danis radioed down.

She's hiding in your closet.

What happened?

I'm coming with you.

No.

Stay put. Both of you.

I mean it this time.

I'm sorry, old girl.

- Ma?

- Manny.

God damn it, Manny!

Boy, you can hate me

all you want,

but I can't lose you, too.

Ma, I can never hate you.

Everything you did, you had

to do to help us survive.

I just gotta find

my own way now.

Yeah.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Shutter on my mark.

Now!

- What the f*ck?

- Hey!

You f*cking shot me!

I got him!

Come on! Come on!

Raine, lights!

- Ma, wait.

- We got to go.

- I know, I know. Jus...

- Did you find my aunt?

I did, thanks to you.

Ma, we can't

just leave 'em here!

I know you think

you can't trust anyone,

but Augusta trusted us

to find them and we can

take them...

Boy, you ain't got to do

a damn speech for everything.

Grab them children and let's go.

sh*t. Come on.

All right,

go, go, go, go, go, go.

Come on.

I got her. I got her.

Yeah, I got her. I got her.

Shh. It's okay.

It's okay. It's okay.

You're safe. You're good.

Noht!

f*ck. f*ck. No. No! No!

- Pa!

- Please!

Boy, what the hell you doing?

We can slip in this way.

Come on!

Come on.

- Come on, let's go.

- Hurry!

Come on, watch your head,

watch your head.

Watch your head. Come on,

come on, come on, come on.

Watch your head, watch

your head, watch your head.

- Go, go.

- Manny.

You know we're gonna talk

about this hole

in my fence later, right?

- Yes, ma'am.

- Uh-huh.

We got two left.

They're gonna burn

the house down.

We gotta get Pa out of here.

Take the kids to the booth!

I'll draw 'em away!

No! Ma!

Go!

Stay put till I get there!

Go.

She's been shot.

Check the rooms.

I need to keep working

on her to save her.

Cookie, gauze.

No!

You. Move over there.

You, over here.

Do it.

Holy sh*t.

Yeah.

Jackpot.

Run!

Eat this, m*therf*cker.

f*ck! Seriously?

You f*cking little f*ck.

Noht.

Move! Move! Move! Move!

Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

- Stay low.

- Go! Go! Go!

Stay behind me.

Stay close.

Come on, come on, come on,

come on, come on!

Manny!

- You okay?

- Yeah.

Come on in.

What the f*ck is she doing here?

And who the f*ck are they?

Just get them inside!

No, she's not f*cking...

What is your problem?

What's with you

and kidnapping people?

First her,

and now all of these...

Can you all just shut up?

I need gauze,

a suture kit, and saline.

Can you tell him I need him

to try and stay awake?

Noht, she says

you need to stay awake.

He understands English?

Him speak pretty good, too.

You're f*cking with me.

I speak the language

of my ancestors.

Will still live on

through my daughters

when I'm gone.

And yeah, I'm f*cking with you.

It's a hell of a lot funnier

when you don't understand

what I'm saying.

- Hey, hey, hey.

- Shh...

Raine, I'm going for Ma.

Thank you.

Oh, sh*t.

- You're okay.

- How many left?

- None. We're good.

- Danis...

- She's fine. She's fine.

- Cook... Sarge...

- Ma. Ma. Ma.

- Raine...

Ma. We're good.

We're good.

I thought I told you

to stay in the booth.

Yeah. Yeah, you did.

I...

Ma. Ma.

Ma? Ma.

Ma! Ma! No, no! No!

Ma. Ma!

No, no. You're gonna be fine.

You're gonna be fine.

Ma! Ma! No!