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Well, The (2025)

Pop Goes the Weasel?! Thriller & Mystery Movie Collection.
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Well, The (2025)

Post by bunniefuu »

[sound of ocean waves]

[sound of waves continues]

[dark, atmospheric music]



NEWSCASTER: Academics

and scholars calling

the decades-long shift

towards privatization of water

a re-feudalization of the state.

A new report

is sounding the alarm

about the access to water

around the world.

NEWSCASTER 2: Humanity's

lifeblood, water,

is increasingly at risk

around the world,

due to vampiric overconsumption

and overdevelopment.

NEWSCASTER 3: Privatization

by companies like Tru Water

is categorically

anti-democratic.

NEWSCASTER 4: Breaking news

out of Philadelphia,

city officials are monitoring

the water supply...

NEWSCASTER 5: Scientists

have now isolated

the waterborne virus...

NEWSCASTER 6: Dizziness,

shortness of breath,

high fever, followed by

respiratory failure...

NEWSCASTER 7:

[speaking in French]

WOMAN: He's got

black marks on his chest.

I don't think he's breathing!

NEWSCASTER 8: ...the waterborne

virus that has spread

across the globe...

NEWSCASTER 9: Countries

around the world

are rushing to secure supplies

as panic buying and hoarding

over fears...

NEWSCASTER 10: World Health

Organization warns of

medical system collapse

across the globe.

Record number of deaths

reported today...

NEWSCASTER 11: Water refugees

crowd borders seeking asylum

to newly-established blue zones.

MAN: They keep talking about

these "blue zones,"

but they're not telling us

how to get there, you know?

NEWSCASTER 12: This is now

the largest mass migration

in human history.

MAN 2: Where are we

supposed to go?

They promised to take care

of us; everybody promised.

[helicopter and sirens]

NEWSCASTER 13: Chaos

in the streets.

Protestors resist orders

to report to the controversial

new refugee camps

as access to

"blue zones" is suspended.

[sound of crying]

WOMAN 3: They call it a camp.

I call it a prison.

WOMAN 4: We got no water!

We need help! We need help!

[water dripping]

[metal creaking]

[rope creaking]

[insects buzzing]

[water sloshing]

[birds chirping]





-Oh!

[Sarah giggles]

-Sarah, how would you like

if I threw this at you, huh?

SARAH: You won't.

No, Dad!

[laughing]



[birds chirping]





[water sloshing]





[creaking]

[bell ringing]

[crows cawing]

[wings flutter away]

[crows cawing]



[stream rushing]



[flies buzzing]

[fire crackling]

[sighs]

-How many days would it take

to walk to the ocean?

-A long time.

-You don't know, do you?

Have you ever

even been in the ocean?

-What's a long time for you?

[cutlery clinking]

[fire crackling]

ELISHA: Eat your food, please.

-I'm not hungry.

ELISHA: I'm not asking.

[owl hooting]

[night creatures calling]

-Quit it.

SARAH: How do stars work?

PAUL: I dunno, you're gonna

have to ask your mom.

-'Cause she's smarter than you?

-Funny, but true.

But I do know that

from the closest star...

it takes light

four years to reach us.

-So...

when the light was made,

Ben would've still been alive.

It would've been easier for her

if it had been me.

PAUL: Hey.

Hey.

It's not like that.

[owl hooting]

[coyotes barking]

[leaves rustling]

[laboured breathing]





[mumbling under his breath]







[birds chirping]

-Let's start it from there.

[crow cawing]

[birds chirping]

ELISHA: We work our way

back from here.

East or west?

-East.

-[metal clinks loudly]

-[man yells in pain]

-Mom!

SARAH: Mom?!

-My foot's stuck.

I just wanna get it out.

-Behind.

ELISHA: How many are with you?

-Uh...

I'm on my own.

I've...

...been looking a long time.

-Don't touch it.

-Mom...

-I said leave it, Sarah!

-But Mom, look!

ELISHA: Go get your dad.

PAUL: Where did you get this?

-[exhales]

My dad.

My dad gave it to me.

-What's your name?

-Jamie.

Guys, please...

My foot.

-Do it slowly.

[Jamie breathing heavily]

[grunts in pain]

-Uncle Paul, I'm not sick.

[lock clicks]

ELISHA: It's not him.

It can't be.

-And if it is, 'Lish?

[birds calling]

You took this picture.

-I remember.

PAUL: Look at Tim, huh?

Always the great dad.

-[tearfully]

Ben looks happy.

He looks happy.

-Jamie...

He's the right age.





[birds calling]





JAMIE: Can I have some water?

[dark, atmospheric music]



-Hands up.

-[slurping water]

[crickets chirping]

-Is he gonna stay, Mom?

ELISHA: I don't know.

[dark, atmospheric music]





[dreamlike, happy voices]

[sombre music]





[chickadee calling]

[dark, atmospheric music]







-[grunts]

[door unlatches]

ELISHA: Show me your skin.

-[sighs]

ELISHA: Turn around.

We'll wait 24 hours to be sure.

[water sloshing]

[birds chirping]

ELISHA: It's okay.

It's safe.

JAMIE: I thought it was

just a story he told.

I thought he made it up.

[water trickling]

[sniffles]

[cutlery clinking]

SARAH: How come

you never came before?

-Oh.

I was in a camp.

[clears throat]

Got picked up after

the reservoir got hit.

-And your parents?

ELISHA: How'd you get out?

JAMIE: I walked out.

ELISHA: They let you?

-Someone, um...

someone helped us.

-Who's "us"?

Does anyone know

that you came here?

No one can know.

You understand?

-I thought they made it.

That's why they never came.

-[humming]

[ominous music]

[water sloshing]

SARAH: Mom! Dad!

PAUL: Maybe it's the filter.

ELISHA: We'd have to

get down there to see.

I'll do it.

-No, no, no, it's too heavy.

What about the boy?

ELISHA: No.

-She's strong.

ELISHA: It's a good

40 feet down.

You're looking for

the well screen.

It's a pipe, upright,

buried in the foundation.

That's gonna be gravel.

-What do I do with it?

ELISHA: You might

have to dig it up.

It's probably

blocked with debris.

And then pull it up with you.

PAUL: It's gonna be heavy.

SARAH: Okay.

PAUL: Focus on

what's in front of you.

-You alright?

-Yeah.

Yeah.

[suspenseful music]





-[straining with effort]





SARAH: [screams]

Stop!

ELISHA: Stop, stop!



-Okay...

Okay, go down a bit!

SARAH: Okay, down, down...

[Paul grunting with effort]



-Okay!

[water sloshing]





[water sloshing]

Okay.

f*ck!

-Sarah!

-What happened?

Are you alright?

SARAH: I'm okay!

[stone clunking]

[water sloshing]

[grunting with effort]





-Okay! Okay, okay, pull up!

ELISHA: Up, up...

[Paul grunting with effort]

-[breathing heavily]



[Paul straining with effort]











ELISHA: You alright?

-I'm fine.

I'm fine.

ELISHA: Good girl.

[Sarah breathing heavily]

[ominous music]

PAUL: It looks like

it's cracked.

-Let me see.

-If we don't get something

back in there soon,

it's gonna start

filling in itself.

We need supplies,

something metal.

ELISHA: We've maybe

got a week's reserve

until we run out.

f*ck.

Leave it.



JAMIE: Uncle Paul, there's

nothing left in Blind River

but sn*pers and rats.

I know another place.

Please, let me take you there.

ELISHA: Where?

PAUL: Just take care

of these two, okay?

-We don't need taking care of.

Why can't I go with you, Dad?

-Sarah--

JAMIE: I actually know

what's out there.

Why won't you just listen to me?

-I'm not a kid anymore!

-I know you're not!

-There's nothing there

but death!

ELISHA: Enough.

-I'm trying to help you.

[Paul sighs]

[crow cawing in distance]

[crickets chirping]

[water trickling]

[metal clinks softly]

[sound of Sarah breathing]

-[quietly]

I know a place.

Sarah... I'll be back.

Promise.

[Sarah exhales]

[bird calling in distance]

JAMIE: Go home!

-Wait!

It's not our land past here!

-It's the best spot

to cross the river.

Go home.

[birds chirping outside]

[blows air]

PAUL: Elisha...

Have you seen the kids?

Elisha...

-Sarah!

[birds chirping and calling]

PAUL: Sarah!

[birds chirping]

[dark, tense music]





SARAH: We shouldn't

go down there.

[sound of stream flowing]

SARAH: Jamie!

[bark cracking]

SARAH: It's dangerous!

[wood creaking]

[unsettling music]









[sound of stream flowing]



[unsettling music]





[wood creaking]

[sound of stream flowing]







[singer vocalizing]

ELISHA: How could

we be so stupid?

-He was family.

-I can't go through this again.

-'Lish, 'Lish,

we will find her, okay?

We will find her.

He was hurt;

he couldn't have gone that far.

-We know he came from the west.

We should start there.

-And-- and if she comes back

and nobody's here?

-I'll go myself, then.

-What, you can't trust me

to do this-- this one thing?

-I can't just sit here!

-And I can?



-You'll need supplies.

You're no good to her dead.

[emotional music]

[singer vocalizing]





[singer vocalizing]





-Where are we going?

-Place I used to live.

-The camps?

-No, another place,

uh, a day's walk from here.

I know someone there

that can help us.

But when we get there, just...

do what I say.

-What do you mean?

-There's different rules

out here, different protocols.

-Like what?

-Like just do what I say!

SARAH: Do you remember me

from... before?

-I try not to remember before.

-What happened to your brother?

-There was a family that came...

and... they needed help.

My parents let them stay...

but then Ben got sick.

We didn't even

get to touch his body.

My parents don't like

to talk about him.

-I understand that.

-I don't.

Your parents...

they got it too?

-My mom, she did.

-And your dad?

-I wasn't the sick that got him.

[dark, atmospheric music]







[leaves rustling in wind]

[sound of knife scraping]











JAMIE: It's alright,

it's alright.

Yo, why you poking me

like that for?

-Where've you been?

Who's she?

-Who's asking?

-[sniffs]

We're about the same size, eh?

[loud crunch]

-What're you doing

this far out?

-I was worried

I'd find your body.

-I was just on my way back.

-Where'd you find her?

-She got turned around

in the woods.

She's good, though.

Don't worry about it.

[Jamie grunts]

-Don't look so good.

Gabriel's been worried sick.

[sombre, mysterious music]





[sombre, mysterious music]









[distant, dreamlike laughter]

[sombre music]



[exhales]

[Jamie grunts in pain]

MILLY: Hey, girl,

you got any water?

-She doesn't have any.

MILLY: A couple days

without now.

JAMIE: So why'd

you come out this far?

MILLY: You didn't come back.

She was worried.

[takes lid off]

Thinks you're

walkin' in chaos in here.

JAMIE: She ain't got

nothing to worry about.

[sombre music]











[flies buzzing]



[ominous music]

[underwater ambiance]

[baby coos]

WOMAN: [softly]

Yeah.

[baby cooing]

[baby cooing]

[woman humming]

WOMAN: That's it?

Okay, okay.

Took a couple stitches

to sort you out.

-Where am I?

-We never agreed

on a name, but...

I call it Maine 'cause

I always wanted to live there.

[chuckles]

-[chuckles]

[birds calling outside]

-You gave us a bit of a scare

coming in like that.

Do you mind holding onto

this guy while I clean this?

-Oh...

-It's okay.

There you go.

Nice and easy.

Yeah.

[baby cooing]

-Infection is not our friend,

so you'll need to keep this nice

and clean as much as possible.

I was training in herbalism

before the breakout.

The medicines we used to

manufacture were based on plants

from the natural world.

-Like nettles?

-You know how to spot nettles?

That's good.

[baby fussing]

WOMAN: Hm...

Open up.

It's for the ache in your head.

It's alright, love.

Come on.

There you go.

I'm Wanda.

That's Beau.

He likes you.

[bird calling]

-He should be down there.

[bird calling]

[wind chimes clinking]

[sound of woman humming]

[humming gets louder]

[humming continues]

[fire crackling]

[humming stops]

-Would you like to sit down?

Whatcha making, Mill?

-A bear.

For Beau.

-Aw, that's nice.

It's lookin' good.

You must be hungry.

MILLY: I'm hungry.

-You're always hungry.

[chuckles]

-Where's Jamie?

MILLY: Jamie!

[wind chimes clinking]

-You were gone

a long time, Jamie.

I was worried for ya.

-I know. I'm...

sorry about that.

-Well...

it's alright.

You're here now.

That's all that matters.

-Found Sarah in the forest.

-Is that right?

All alone?

JAMIE: Her family was k*lled

trying to get to the blue zone.

She ran.

She got away.

-Oh, that's an awful thing

for a child to bear.

Sarah, have you managed

the chaos in your heart?

[mysterious, unsettling music]

-Hm. That's alright.

Go find something to do.

Dinner won't be long.

[resumes humming]

SARAH: Why'd you say all that?

JAMIE: Don't mind what I do.

Just keep your head down.

We won't be here long.

I know where to look.

[dark, atmospheric music]

[water trickling]









-Didn't think we'd see you back.

JAMIE: I said I would be.

-Mm-hm.

Mm-hm...

Who's she?

JAMIE: Sarah.

She's good.

WALTER: Anyone check her?

JAMIE: Yeah, I checked her.

-Did anyone else check her?

-I checked her.

Wanda checked her.

-What exactly

are you looking for here?

JAMIE: How's the level?

-Take a look for yourself.

We'll be drinking

piss water soon enough.

[bell rings outside]

-Well, I guess that's dinner.

-[baby fussing]

-WANDA: Come on, baby, please.

[baby fussing]

-Why won't he drink?

-I don't know, hon.

MILLY: Maybe you're dry up.

-Could be.

MILLY: He looks skinny.

WANDA: You think so?

-What did you give me before?

-Uh, just a little weed oil,

hon, for the pain.

Okay...

SARAH: What's the deal

with Gabriel?

MILLY: What do ya mean?

-She seems...

different.

-She is.

[mysterious music]

[bird calling in distance]





[breathing heavily]

[mysterious music]



[breathing heavily]

What's the plan here, Paul?

What's the plan?

[sombre music]

ELISHA: [in a whisper]

They can't stay.

[distant, dreamlike laughter]









f*ck.

f*ck!

[wind chimes clinking]

-Not a drip of waste,

as my mother would say.

-Did he build that?

-My brother was always

mechanically inclined,

even when he was a child.

Jamie, can we talk?

[wind whistling]

[indistinct whispering]

[fire crackling

and crickets chirping]

[inhales]

[baby crying]

[baby crying]

MILLY: Tell us

somethin' new, Gabriel.

GABRIEL: Something new today...

Well, we talked before

about the river of Hades.

How it circled the Underworld

seven times,

separating itself

from the land of the living.

But there's not just one river.

There's five...

each with its function.

But I've always found the most

interesting to be the fifth one.

Lethe.

The river of oblivion.

Upon entering the Underworld,

the dead would drink

from the waters of Lethe

to forget

their earthly existence.

-But why?

-Why?

Why forget?

MILLY: Shame?

-A-ha!

Our shame.

Our regrets that tie us down

to our earthly bodies.

But to drink from

the waters of oblivion

is to loose

the ties of the past,

and ease our transition

into our immortal existence.

[laughs]

To... let go!

Ah, imagine the freedom.

Of all of that...

pain and...

suffering.

[sighs]

-And the good parts?

Do we lose those too?

[fire crackling]

-Everything comes at a cost.

-But it's just a story.

[crickets chirping]

I'm just a poor,

wayfaring stranger

Travelling through

this world below

There is no sickness,

no toil or danger

In that bright land

to which I go

I'm going there

to see my father

And all my loved ones

who've gone on

I'm just going o'er Jordan

I'm just going o'er home.

GABRIEL: Where would we be

without beauty like this?

WALTER: Well, that's all for me.

[fire crackling]

-Is... Walter the father?

-No.

The camps were

a difficult place.

GABRIEL: We were

test rats to them.

Used us as they saw fit.

[fire crackling]

-It was no place

to raise a child.

It's not so easy

out here, either.

MILLY: But we're free.

[dark, intriguing music]



























[baby fussing]

-Come on...

He's losing weight.

-I brought you some extra.

Maybe it'll... help.

But it's all we can spare.

[baby fussing]

-Thank you, Gabriel.

[baby fussing]

GABRIEL: I'd like you to

come see me, Sarah, alright?

I'd like to speak to you.

-Okay.

[baby fussing]

SARAH: Is he gonna be alright?

-I don't know, hon.

I don't know.

[wind chimes clinking]

GABRIEL: [exhales]

Are you nervous?

There's no need to be.

-What did you do with my r*fle?

-You don't trust easily, do you?

Where'd you learn that?

If you want to know

what it's like to be free,

you're gonna have to

learn how to trust.

Do you want that?

-I am free.

-I mean in here.

I put it somewhere safe.

-But it's mine.

-What does that mean?

-It belongs to me.

-[chuckles]

You know, I have

a tree in my yard,

and it's over a century old.

Does it belong to me?

-I-I don't know.

-There's no ownership here.

There's no mine,

there's no yours.

Where are you from, Sarah?

-South.

-Oh.

-We moved around a lot,

and then...

then my dad heard rumours.

-What rumours?

-That the checkpoint

was abandoned.

But...

it wasn't.

-Well, you survived out there

for a long time, then.

All alone?

You must have been so afraid.

-Yeah.

-Honesty is very

important to me, Sarah.

I take it very personally.

[unsettling music]







[unsettling music continues]









[plastic rustles]



















[unsettling music intensifies]

[g*n c*ck]

[ominous silence]

-I don't mean any trouble.

I'm just looking

for my daughter.

-[g*nsh*t]

-Aah!

-[g*nsh*t]

-Oh!

[g*nsh*t]

[dramatic music]



[baby fussing]

SARAH: I wanna give this to you.

It's clean.

I swear.

[baby fussing]

[tense, atmospheric music]

[footsteps]





[insects chirping]





-Don't touch that.

[Sarah gasps]

WALTER: That's the only thing

keeping us all alive.

-Sorry.

-What are you doing here?

-Just looking.

-Looking for what?

-Nothing.

Just looking.

-Secrets are dangerous

around here.

-What's all this, Walt?

-Caught her

rifling through the shop,

looking for this.

-Hm...

How odd.

-[slap]

-[Sarah gasps]

-[slap]

-[Sarah gasps]

-Um, you got some...

[emotional music]



[Sarah crying]





[crying]



ELISHA: Shh... it's okay.

[breathing heavily]

[grunts in pain]

[groaning]

[door opens in distance]

[fire crackling]

WANDA: How's that leg of yours?

Pain getting worse?

-It's fine.

-You got something to say?

-Who gave that to you?

-Sarah did.

I need it for him.

I'm sorry.

Jamie...

what's going on?

Let me help you.

[fire crackling]

[humming]

[sound of someone crying]

[drops logs]

MILLY: Gabriel!

Gabriel!

[stream flowing]

[boy crying]

[stream flowing]

[crying]

-Hello, there.

What's your name?

BOY: Sam.

-Is it just the two of you, Sam?

-My mom.

[crying]

GABRIEL: You shouldn't

drink from the river.

It's sick.

-She didn't mean to!

It's just...

we were so thirsty.

[crying]

-Hey...

It's okay.

-She won't wake up!

-I'm sure she'll be okay.

You must have walked so far.

-[crying]

-[sighs]

We know what we have to do.

He's a danger to all of us.

-We don't know that!

GABRIEL: We're short

of water as it is.

SARAH: He's just a kid!

GABRIEL: Whose only thought

is to be with his mom.

Each of us will someday die,

and one life is not

more important than the other.

Do you think your life

is more important than his?

-No.

-And his yours?

[Sam crying]

[tense music]

WANDA: Gabriel, don't!

-No!

-[g*nsh*t]

MILLY: Was he infected?

Could you see?

SARAH: I couldn't tell for sure.

-m*rder.

That's what it is.

-We'd all be dead

if it wasn't for her.

WANDA: That's not enough.

It never was.

[insects chirping]

[dark, atmospheric music]



SARAH: You all act like

nothing happened.

-How are we supposed to act?

-You could make her leave.

Why are you all

so afraid of her?

-Okay, it's not fear.

-Then what?

Jamie, what?

Talk to me!

-She was the one

that made us believe

there was only one way out.

And I dunno, maybe there was!

-From the camps?

Tell me.

-The guard.

He was just a kid.

Barely older than me.

-She k*lled him?

-When my dad found out the plan,

he wanted us to stay.

I couldn't stay in there.

So I did what she

told me to do, and...

I left with the group.

She got us out,

and I left him behind.

-So he's still in there?

-There was a spot in the fence

where'd leave notes.

I'd go there at night.

And he told me

what he was gonna do.

He was done.

[hawk calling]

[Paul breathing heavily]

[unsettling music]



[gasps]

[sombre music]











[dreamlike voices

and laughter]



ELISHA: Mommy's here.

[Gabriel exhales]

[fire crackling]

We hold...

we hold up our pain.

We hold onto it

and allow it to define us.

It matters to us

more than anything.

All this...

suffering.

We can't see...

We can't see...

all this...

suffering and suffering.

We can't see it,

we can't see it.

All this suffering.

For what?

For what ?

[mysterious, atmospheric music]







[whittling sound]

[approaching footsteps]

[stops whittling]

What do you want?

SARAH: I need your help.

-[sighs]

With what?

-Can I trust you?

-[sighs]

That's not up to me.

[whittling continues]

WALTER: Why did you come here?

What is that?

Where'd you get this?

[slams counter] You want me

to help you or not?!

-It's from my family's well.

I've been gone too long already.

My parents...

We're running out of time.

We need to get back.

Please...

I'll do whatever you want.

[metal clinks]

-You know she had

a family once, too?

A husband.

A daughter of her own.

She was a good mother.

I'll need a couple of hours.

Come back for it

after nightfall,

when everyone's asleep.

She catches you with this...

you won't be going anywhere.

[sombre music]







[chandelier creaking]



[baby cooing]

[emotional music]



[stream flowing]









[crickets chirping]

SARAH: [softly]

Jamie...

Jamie...

JAMIE: Walter?

You gotta keep going.

-We better.

-I need to stay here.

I can barely walk.

I'll just slow you down.

-But I want you to come.

-Sarah...

Please, Jamie,

they won't be mad.

I-I promise.

-Head to the tracks.

Follow them over the bridge

and through the town.

You remember from there?

Don't worry.

I'll come when it's safe.

[blue jay calling]

[sighs]

[baby fussing]

WANDA: I know...

You're up early.

Did we wake you?

-Wanda?

-Mm-hm?

-I know a place with water.

Clean water.

And we have a garden, and we

take really good care of it.

And the water I gave you,

it's from our well.

-What do you mean, a well?

-It's my grandpa's.

It's on the other side,

but that doesn't matter

because we have to go right now.

[door opens]

-Go where?

WANDA: No one's going anywhere.

We're just talking nonsense.

Jamie...

Oh, you're feverish!

Sit down.

[Jamie groans in pain]

[baby crying]

-Aw...

[baby crying]

WANDA: Sarah, hon,

run and grab me some nettles.

Mind you don't get stung.

Use a cloth, okay?

-[baby crying]

-Oh yes, come.

[ominous music]

GABRIEL: [laughs]

Oh... hi.

What were you saying before?

WANDA: Gabriel...

-Wanda?

[baby crying]

GABRIEL: Oh no, it's alright.

What's the matter?

Oh, come here...

Oh, yes.

WANDA: Give him to me.

GABRIEL: It's okay.

[chuckles]

We've been good to you here,

haven't we?

SARAH: He wants his mother.

WANDA: It's okay.

-GABRIEL: Oh, no, no, no.

-[baby crying]

-Give him here.

Now, Gabriel.

[baby quiets]

-It was his idea, you know.

All this.

WANDA: What idea?

GABRIEL: To find the well

his daddy spoke of,

then bring us there.

-They're all just stories.

None of it's real.

-Stop lying!

-I'm not!

-You're lying!

You see how we suffer?

-[baby crying]

-Stop crying!

JAMIE: I found it!

[baby crying]

Our family has a well

on the other side.

And it's clean.

But it needs to be fixed

before it fills in.

[baby crying]

[baby quiets]

[swigs water]

[baby coos]

[unsettling music]

GABRIEL: Mmm.

[Paul breathing heavily]

[insects buzzing]

[knife unsheathing]

[mysterious, atmospheric music]









PAUL: I'm sorry.

I couldn't find her.

-It's okay...

It's okay.

Let's get you home.

-I just need to rest a minute.

[coughs softly]

[Paul winces]

-It went clean through,

at least.

That's good.

-I'll try again in the morning.

-You need to stay here and rest.

-When Ben was born...

I couldn't imagine

he'd disappear.

And love turns around

on you into hurt.

So bad you can't even breathe.

[crying]

-We'll find her.

We'll find her.

[sombre music]







GABRIEL: This train is

bound for glory

This train

This train is

bound for glory

This train

[Milly joins in]

BOTH: This train

is bound for glory

Carry nobody but

the righteous and the holy

This train is

bound for glory

This train

This train don't

carry no lies

This train

This train don't

carry no lies

This train

This train don't

carry no lies

No hypocrites,

no midnight fliers

This train...

[sombre music]



WALTER: Looks like we're

on foot from here on in.





[Gabriel sighs]

[bell rings]

-[sighs]

-You don't look so good.

-I'm fine.

I'm fine.

-This is as far as you go.

-[scoffs]

Put down the g*n, please.

Don't be selfish.

We've come all this way.

-Just you.

You're not coming.

-[scoffs]

[Elisha panting]

-Sarah...

JAMIE: She's right, Gabriel.

You're a danger to us all.

[unsettling music]



-[gasps]

-Both of us are.

-[exhales]

WANDA: Open your shirt.

[sombre music]

[Gabriel sighs deeply]

-[crying]

No...

-Milly, no.

MILLY: What did you do?!

[crying]

-Oh, Jamie...

[Milly crying]

ELISHA: Sarah!

[panting]

ELISHA: Are you hurt?

[emotional music]

-How could you be so stupid?!

-Comes naturally, I guess.

I remember you, you know?

I always did, 'cuz.



GABRIEL: I see you.

You think you deserve more

because you've always had more.

We all end up

in the same place.

[chuckles bitterly]

[emotional music]





SARAH: Dad...?

[emotional music]







[sombre music]



[exhales]

[emotional music]





[leaves rustling in wind]

[sound of ocean waves]

SARAH: My dad told me

weight is like

the Earth pulling

you down against it.

That the bigger you get,

the harder it pulls,

and that's what

keeps you on the ground.

[soft, peaceful music]

SARAH: I wish it could be

the other way around.



SARAH: I asked him

what happens when you die.

Where does the weight go then?



SARAH: He said some of it goes,

and some of it stays behind

with the people you love.

It goes down into the soil

and makes all kinds of new life.





SARAH: I think someday

things are gonna change.

Life will be better.

People will be free.



And we'll go see the ocean.



[soft, hopeful music]



[singer vocalizing]