All language subtitles for The Feed 2019 - 1x03 - Episode 3_track2_[eng]

ANNOUNCER:
In the blink of an eye,
connect to everyone.

Never miss those moments again.

Relive them.

Be there.

Be informed.

Be better.

Dream together.

♪ ♪

Discover together.

The world's knowledge
is yours at a glance.

♪ ♪

Invent a more beautiful world.

Share your world.

Share your life.

Your memories, mundles,

are safe forever.

♪ ♪

(birds chirping)

♪ ♪

-Busted! (laughs)
-(gasps) Oh, shit!

Sorry, I was just checking...

Babe, there's no need
to explain yourself to me.

I mean, what is a promise
between partners, eh?

Oh, I'm sorry. I'm off for the
rest of the weekend, I promise.

-Okay. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
-Watch me.

I was just checking
for updates on the hack...

Okay, I'm sorry.

I am off. Though I did see
a message from Kate.

-Yeah.
-They're on their way.

She seemed pretty upset.

I mean, how could he do that?

I can't even imagine
marrying into that family.

Shit.

Okay, um, come on. Stuff to do.

Up and at 'em. Get up, babe.

-(giggling)
-Come on. (grunts)

-Here we go, come on. (laughs)
-Put me down.

-Quick! Not quick enough.
-(grunts) Yeah.

I don't think it'll suit me,
but good choice, babe.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

I have to make a quick stop.

I promise I'll be quick.

Uh...

Look, I'm-I'm sorry
I have to do this.

This is why I love you, okay?
Just go.

-(fussing)
-Shh...

It's okay, it's okay.

(crying)

You're just in time
for my second glass

and my second dinner. (chuckles)

-Why are you still awake?
-Well, the kids are asleep.

This is my peace and quiet.
Hey, where's my niece?

Oh, she's sleeping.

-You okay?
-Yeah.

We're, uh,

we're going away for a few days.

It's a digital detox farm,
so I'll be off,

and you won't be able
to contact me.

Anyway,

uh, I wanted to see
your ugly mug before I left.

Just come home.

(Bea crying)

I love you.

-I got to go.
-Kate...

(Feed whooshes)

(crying)

CHARLIE:
You didn't have to come.

No, of course. Don't be silly.

You okay?

-CHARLIE: Dan.
-TOM: Oi.

You listen.

What's up, trouble?

What are you doing here?

What am I doing here?
What are you doing here?

I'm your assigned doctor.

They pinged me as soon
as you were admitted.

Ah, you've been tracking
my every move, eh?

-Yeah, I have.
-(chuckles)

I saw the video.

What are you playing at?

Just for likes?
And was it worth it?

-I hit 2K.
-You hit 2K.

If you died, you probably
would have hit 10K.

That would've been better.
Wait, that's a new tier.

All right, all right.

You scared your mum and me.

-What do you want?
-For you to be able
to talk to me off Feed.

That's what I want.

(overlapping dialogue
and singing)

(stuttering):
I c-c-c...

I c...

...can.

You're on too much.
It's dangerous.

I...

(stuttering)

...kn-know.

Do you?

'Cause I can't recall a time
you ended a day intact.

Look...

I'm leaving town for a bit,
but when I'm back,

I want us to do
some serious work.

All right. If you're invested,

so am I.

Get yourself some rest.

All right?

CHARLIE:
Thanks, mate.

Oh, that's nice, eh?

(Feed trills)

MAX:
Best assistant
one could ask for.

-EVELYN: Just like that?
-MAX: Right, do you want
to do the honors?

Mm! Okay.

Well, come on, then,
smarty-pants, don't let me down.

How do you think
you'd get liquid

from one barrel into the other?

Mm-hmm.

Good start.

-You need to stop.
-(chuckles)

(sputtering):
Max! Max!

(overlapping chatter
and laughter)

-Okay.
-No, no, no!

-Couldn't you have just told me?
-It wouldn't have been as funny.

-Funny for who?
-For me.

LAWRENCE:
Right.

-Bring this down.
-Right.

All this over there.
Now move these four over here.

And then...

We're there again,
and then, uh, close, close.

You headed home?

Just checking if there's
anything I can do before I go.

Well, after your behavior
with Evelyn,

maybe it's about time
you took a break.

Have you talked to Tom?
He's been off for a while.

You're surprised?
This is textbook Tom doing

-fuck all despite everyone else.
-Oh, come on.

And he was wrong about the whole

"Sara and Anton
know each other" crap.

We've combed the mundles
three times now.

-Yes.
-They've never,
nor has anyone else

-in their circles,
even been in the same city.
-Yes, all right.

-There's zero connection.
-All right.

Ping your mother.
I can't get through.

-She's away.
-Yes, she's in the Mekong.

She's off Feed.
Signal's glitchy.

It's gonna be difficult.

Yes, perhaps you're right.

I'll see you later.

Can you hold it and come back,
and then, uh, close.

Document. Document, please.

Buka!

(indistinct shouting)

(reporter speaking
foreign language)

REPORTER:
In recent years,

the Mekong has successfully
lured travelers

seeking an escape from
the constant chaos and noise

of living on Feed.

(overlapping shouting)

♪ ♪

This way.

-Thank you.
-(engine starts)

-Welcome.
-Lovely to see you. Pleasure.

HAU:
It's nice to see you,
Mrs. Hatfield.

-MEREDITH: And you.
-HAU: I'm sure you saw

-the people on the street.
-MEREDITH: Yes.

HAU:
Somehow, rumors
of this meeting got out.

The president
sends his apologies.

The protest
was organized quickly

to clash with your arrival.

Thus, we have
high hopes this time.

Third time lucky.

It's a big commitment.

But I wouldn't be here if your
contribution wasn't paramount

to the success of our community.

You do not have to convince me.

(elevator bell dings)

(birds chirping)

The president is on his way.

Is there anything else
you need?

No.

Thank you.

-MAX: We come bearing gifts.
-Finally!

-They're done.
-I said it takes six months,
and I always deliver.

-GRAHAM: Mmm.
-MAX: Ah?

-Oh, my God.
-The boy done good.

-MAX: So good.
-Fridge it for tonight.

-With pleasure,
and you are welcome, sir.
-Mm-hmm.

JANE:
How are you getting on, Evelyn?

We haven't seen you
for a long time.

EVELYN:
Work has just been...
let's just say

I am happy to be off.

-And she is doing so well.
-Come on, I haven't
been on since.

-(chuckles)
-Actually, can we just
not talk about it?

Just thinking about it,
I'm like,

what if something big
is happening and I'm missing...?

-Life... goes on.
-Mm-hmm.

Let me help. Give me a task.
I can help cook.

-JANE: Um...
-No. No.

We need an onion chopper.

-EVELYN: That's this guy.
-MAX: Really?

Put yourself to use, Max.
Fix me a drink.

As ordered, milady.

How do people do this
without being on?

Do the bits need to be
all the same size?

(others chuckling)

Okay. I, I don't need you guys.
I'm good.

EVELYN:
I got this.

JANE:
Don't give her a hard time.

EVELYN:
God, I'm not that bad, am I?

That's not good.

Oh, wow.
Are those actual tears?

How do you guys do this?

Max?

Max!

Yeah. Yeah, babe?

-You okay?
-Yeah.

(helicopter blades whirring)

Thank you.

-Gil?
-Uh, no, thank you.

Um, more of that.
And, uh, double these three.

LAWRENCE:
How's it going, Meredith?

FEED VOICE:
Connection failed.

No mention of Bea being enabled.

-Okay?
-All right.

Let's do it.

-Thanks, uh, for having us.
-Welcome.

-Of course.
-How's it going?

Good to see you.

(Kate speaking indistinctly)

We overpacked.

I'd blame Kate, but...

-(chuckling): Wow, okay.
-Yeah, how about that?

-A sleeping bag?
-(chuckles)

Where the fuck did you think
you were going?

Well, it's you, Max.
I, I come prepared, you know.

I might end up out here
on the gravel.

-(chuckles)
-I'm sorry to crash.

Mate, it's me.
Don't, don't worry about it.

We just wanted some distance
from my dad,

and, and I wanted to talk
to you about something.

Between us.

After everything that happened
with the Feed, it going down,

and Kate...
my dad being in her head...

it just-- it doesn't feel
right anymore.

I get it. Um, I'll talk to
some people about deactivation.

-See if it's for you.
-I do need something...

Holy fucking shit, mate.

You didn't.

No. Tomorrow we are on this.
This is nuts.

I thought you might be pleased.
(chuckles)

Evie! Look!

EVELYN:
Uh-huh.

Come on. Tour time.

TOM:
All right.

MAX:
All right, guys.

So, this is Graham's
pride and joy.

He grows fresh fruit and veg.

-EVELYN: There's even a herb
garden down at the bottom.
-KATE: Wow.

Basically anything in season,
we can grow.

Not too shabby, eh?

(coos)

She approves.

Aw. Hi, I'm Jane.
This is Graham.

-Welcome.
-We have a gift for you.

JANE:
It works, and you can get
outside more while she naps.

-(quietly): Baby monitor.
-MAX: Okay, guys.

Rules.
Everybody helps out.

Okay? Cooking, cleaning.

Everybody introduces themselves
to everyone else,

and everyone... stays off.

Period.

Right. Come on, let me show you
your room.

TOM:
Nice to meet you. Lovely
to meet you. And you, Jane.

-All right. They're nice.
-Yeah.

-Let me show you the place.
-Yeah.

QUAN:
Ah! There she is!

-President Quan.
-Meredith. My apologies
for the wait.

Please. We've been
very well looked after.

-Good. Gil.
-The protest.

-Is it as volatile
as they're saying?
-No.

And I'm well.
Thank you for asking.

(sighs) Time's short.

Let's get on with business.

FEED VOICE:
Pinched nerve oncoming.
Reposition.

-(knocking on door)
-I'm busy.

Natalie? Coffee, please.

Do you need anything else?

FEED VOICE:
Pinched nerve oncoming.
Reposition.

(Feed trills)

BEN:
Natalie,
send the sleeping mundles

for an Anton Garin
and Sara Hoyt.

BEN:
Mum. Checking in.
Dad's worried.

BEN:
Check... check...

QUAN:
Meredith?

Is everything okay?

-It's family.
-Oh, yes.

MEREDITH:
Here it is.
The original Feed 1.1.

It'll be a bit slow. (chuckles)

It's old.
And the border signal is spotty,

but you have nothing
to compare it to.

Once everyone is on...

No, uh-- if we come
to that arrangement.

You know, for now...

small steps.

Maybe just me.

What would you like to see?

My people,

my home, and something I rarely
get to see-- my own country.

May I?

(whispers):
I can almost smell the flowers.

TOM:
We have to get
the Feed transmitter

out of our heads, Max.

We're talking
about total extraction.

Well, why not deactivation?
It's no different.

-It's not mad dangerous.
-It's not enough.

It's not.
I-- you know some people

who have removed it, right?

Yeah, mate. Hippies who have
done too many drugs

and can't think right.

That's invasive surgery, Tom.

You don't do it unnecessarily,
and you're a dad now.

(exhales) Exactly.

Max... please.

(sighs)

Is this Kate?

Look.

I gather you guys have been
through a lot, okay?

But just take the weekend.
See how it feels.

And if she still...
then we can talk to Evelyn

about some alternatives.
Right?

But the weekend
will be good, man.

Be good.

I'm going to ask Evelyn
to marry me, mate.

(laughing):
What? Wait, what?

Yeah, mate. You proud?

Oh, my... my boy.

My boy's all grown up!

(both laughing)

No way, and we've fucking
crashed this thing, man.

Oh, no, man.
Thank God you're here, mate.

You can stop me from acting
like a freak.

I've been a wreck
since I got here.

Overthinking.
Best time, best way to ask.

-Is there a best way to ask?
-Fuck knows, mate.

All I know is I'm gonna do it
tomorrow night.

She'll be so happy.

-(Bea crying)
-Okay. This obviously works.

-(laughs)
-I'm proud of you.

-Yeah.
-We'll talk tomorrow?

Yeah, man, and, and take
the weekend, please.

-Yeah.
-Yeah?

Yeah. I will.

I just don't understand
why that clause

is necessary.

For true conductivity,
it needs to involve everyone.

REPORTER (over TV):
Word has spread fast...

QUAN:
These are small business owners

who rely on our tourism.

We're a unique escape
to the world.

To be completely off the Feed,

they come from all over.

Now, I am not of the mind
to be kept behind,

but I must consider them.

Quan.

If you want the Feed for
yourself, that is your right.

But isolation begets paranoia.

Don't you want
to monitor something

before it's even started?

Instead of reacting
to a future insurgency.

An insurgency?

History repeats itself, Quan.

Kids are already sneaking across
the border to get enabled.

It's dangerous for them
and for you.

You're just saying that.
It's what salespeople do.

When the signal works properly,

we can see
who has the Feed, Quan.

So will you.

(Feed beeping)

What's going on?

-Has he got it?
-No. No.

It's-it's a glitch.
The signal doesn't...

(guns cocking)

-Kill him.
-Wait, no!

-(gunshots)
-(Meredith stammers)

GUARD:
Go! Out!

(shouting)

(sirens wailing)

We need to go. Now.

I had a contact leave an SUV
at the back. We're okay.

(crowd shouting in distance)

(exhales)

(line ringing)

FEED VOICE:
Connection failed.

(line ringing)

REPORTER:
President Quan
has reassured his people

that there is nothing to fear,

but anxiety is
at an all-time high.

After two failed attempts to
negotiate with the Hatfields,

people feared this meeting
would seal the country's fate.

-The army has been...
-FEED VOICE: Connection failed.

Fuck's sake, Meredith.

(sighs)

Where are you?

(crowd shouting in distance)

REPORTER:
President Quan...

SUE:
Well, then I can't help you.

I'm not asking for me,
I'm asking for Meredith.

I'm not sure
if you realize this, Lawrence,

but the C.O.M.
is another country.

You have friends.

What you're asking for
is a highly trained special team

that would breach
the U.N. charter

by invading a foreign country.

That costs money.

I'll pay.

And if it goes wrong,
it's my head.

If it goes wrong,
it's all our heads.

I don't think you realize
what this woman means to me.

Without Meredith,
there is no Feed,

which makes her
the most important woman

in my life and yours.

Sue.

I'm asking you as a friend.

Okay, in here, this is good.

In here.

Stay down.

(mechanism clicking)

(indistinct shouting)

(clattering, banging)

(indistinct chanting)

-MAX: Knock, knock.
-Oh.

-Mm. Oh, hi.
-Milady.

(gasps)
Oh.

Oh, hot toddy.

-That's hot.
-(chuckles)

Look, tomorrow will be good.

All right?
We'll try to sneak away.

Just the two of us.

Won't that be rude?

Tom and Kate
will understand, okay?

We need some time to ourselves.

Well, I have you
to myself right now.

Yeah.

(chuckles)

-(Feed beeps)
-(grunting)

I've, I've-I've got a headache.

O-Oh. O-Okay.

No worries. Get some rest.

He asked me to not overreact.

See how we find the weekend.

-(Bea fussing)
-Maybe he's right.

Yeah. Here.

If I tell him, he'll understand.

No, he'll tell Evelyn.

They're our friends, Kate.

(chuckles) I don't know
what that means anymore.

I mean, Lawrence is your father.

He's gonna ask her
to marry him tomorrow night.

(Bea crying)

(shushing)
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

-Here.
-Hey. Hey, hey, hey, it's okay.

Here, let me. I'll do it.

-It's okay.
-Yes.

KATE:
Is Daddy here?

(Tom humming)

(Bea fusses)

♪ The water is wide ♪

♪ I cannot get o'er ♪

♪ And neither have ♪

♪ I wings to fly ♪

♪ Give me a boat ♪

♪ That will carry two ♪

♪ And both shall row ♪

♪ My love and I. ♪

♪ ♪

(birds chirping)

BEN:
VR, Dad.

The algorithms that you use
to find cases similar

to Sara and Anton's
sudden violence,

eye-gouging, Feed going dark,
can you send me the results?

We had hundreds of thousands
of results. Nothing panned out.

-Can you just send them to me?
-Why?

Well, I've been combing
Sara and Anton's sleep mundles,

hour by hour, looking for...
uh, something, anything.

And... look.

You found a connection.

How did you know to look
at their sleep cycles?

BEN:
Ah, just a hunch.

But I thought, maybe,
if we got the other cases,

see if this glitch comes up...

Right.

Case study 93735,

origin Sara Hoyt.

There, I've given you access.

Check it.

BEN:
Peak R.E.M.,

heart rate 155, eyes open,
5.3 seconds exactly.

Ah...

A religious woman in Rome
stabbed her cheating husband,

then stabbed herself in the eye.

The family said it was biblical.

Though lex talionis started
with Hammurabi's Code,

not the Bible.

-Reason over God.
-Drug addict.

High on salts.

Stabbed out his eye
in front of his cousin.

Center. Zoom.

Zoom.

Zoom.

It wasn't your fault.

Don't think about it, trust me.

You didn't know.

-I should have known.
-How could you?

(protesters shouting
in distance)

GIL:
I think
the building's clear now.

It's safe to go.

You didn't kill him.

Quan did.

-Come on.
-(sniffles)

Nothing gets fixed
if you die here, too.

(sniffles)

(wings flapping)

-Nice shot...
-Ah, nice shot...

(gun cocks)

-JANE: Yeah!
-GRAHAM: Whoa!

-KATE: Great shot.
-JANE: Great shot.

Bravo, Evelyn, perfect shot.

Okay, who's next?

Kate, fancy a shot?

-GRAHAM: Come on, Kate.
-You're American.

This is your thing, no?

Gratefully, not that type
of American.

Never even held a gun.

But in the name of America...

self-defense and all...

(laughter)

-I'm a vegetarian.
-(Jane laughs)

Max.

-Max?
-JANE: Max, come on, Max.

-Your turn.
-Uh, no.

-I'm good. Just here to watch.
-JANE: You sure?

You?

Who made me hunt deer with
an actual bow and arrow.

I couldn't even pull
the damn string.

Yeah, well,
those who eat meat should

have the balls to kill it
themselves.

Nice balls, Evelyn.

-Thanks, babe.
-(Jane chuckles)

(crowd shouting, chanting)

(car horn honking)

Keep down.

(shouting, whistling outside)

(car horn honks)

(shouting outside)

(car horn honking)

(crowd shouting)

(car horns honking)

(shouting fades)

(woman speaking softly)

No!

(screams)

BEN:
I told Santiago police

-to keep him alive, but...
-Yes, well...

it had to be done.

Good work.

Ping me if it happens again.

What?

That's it?

What else is there?

Nothing, I...

I just thought you'd be happier.

Well, I have a lot on my mind.

Besides, this poses
more questions than it answers.

I just know what it's like...

...to be disconnected
from the woman you love.

I didn't realize you felt
that way about Miyu.

Throw yourself into work, right?

And...

enjoy the victories.

What victories?

This boy just lost his father.

We have no idea
what this thing is

or how many people
it's affecting.

This glitch can only be located

in people who have gone to sleep
with their Feed on.

So what about all those
who haven't?

GRAHAM:
Serve them up, come on.

Ready?

(overlapping chatter)

-You want some, Will?
-Yes, please.

-Okay, how many?
-Two.

(group chattering)

(chatter, laughter)

-All right, man?
-Thanks.

Supposed to be a party, man.
What you doing?

Oh, yeah, I know, I know.

It's, um... sorry.

(laughs)

Talk to me, bruv.
What's going on?

Um...

Sara and Anton.

I, I...

I just-- I keep replaying
what he did to her

in my head, and it...

What did he do?

He snapped her neck.

Just...

...and then he ripped out
his own throat.

Um... fucked up.

You okay?

Uh... (laughs)

Yeah.

Yeah, think I'm just, um...

(sniffles)

...think I'm just overwhelmed.

Yeah, tonight's the night.

Right. (chuckles weakly)

I set up lanterns in the woods.

-Lanterns, lanterns are good.
-(both chuckle)

Yeah, yeah. I'm going to...
(sniffles)

I'm gonna ask her out
for a stroll after dinner

and, uh... take a knee.

It's gonna be great.

She's gonna love it.

(faint chatter outside)

(sniffles) Yeah.

-Yeah.
-Yeah, man.

(inhales deeply)

Uh... yeah. Cool.

-To you.
-Cheers.

Uh, Jane. What needs doing?

JANE:
Few more logs
on the fire, maybe.

-Thanks.
-(chuckles)

-I'm gonna...
-Yeah, yeah. Yeah.

-Good, good.
-Yeah.

TOM:
Good.

(indistinct chatter)

GRAHAM:
Come and get it, folks.

JANE:
Who's for another one? Come on.
Come and get it.

Not bad, right?

This could be us.

Always.

I was thinking
more like a lake house.

In Michigan?

Look, I know you can live
without your family,

but I-I can't live without mine.

I mean, I just can't stomach
the thought

of being so far away
from them without...

Look, no pressure, just...

think about it, yeah?

Okay.

What?

-Okay, okay?
-Okay, okay,

-okay, yeah. (laughs)
-Okay, okay?

Yeah. I mean, yeah.

We'll need to settle
a few things first.

You know, we... find a doctor...

and then I sort out my patients,

but...

but yeah.

Oh...

(both laughing)

Oh.

(Bea grunting softly)

(grunts)

(fusses)

(Bea crying)

-(Bea crying over monitor)
-Oh.

-There she is.
-Still works.

-Do you want me to...?
-No.

-No?
-No.

(crying continues)

(Bea crying)

Max?

Max.

She's crying.

Yeah. So you do something.

(grunts) I-I wanted to.

She's so small, I...

I didn't want to hurt her.

-(Bea grunts)
-Look, I...

(Bea fusses)

Max, I didn't mean to...

(heart beating steadily)

You're gonna give yourself
a heart attack.

When am I gonna learn?

It's never gonna happen for me.

I'm never gonna be that son
whose father gives a shit.

I turn up.

I do all the hours.
Meanwhile, Tom--

he could literally shit
on their faces

and they'd thank him
for his time.

Your dad has a lot on his mind.

You sound just like him.

I thought you wanted
perspective.

I don't know what I want.

Yes, you do.

-I love you.
-Good.

Sounds like you mean it.

What are you doing?

Can I come in?

I just want to talk.

No, Ben.

You can't just walk up here
uninvited.

You're still my wife.

Not in a few weeks.

(exhales)

Well, you haven't moved out
of our apartment yet.

Why not?

-That must mean something.
-(scoffs)

I just need you
to respect my boundaries.

Okay? We said we'd give
each other space.

I don't need space. I love you.

(Miyu scoffs)

You don't even listen to me.

-Okay, what?
-(scoffs)

-See, this was always
our problem.
-Please.

Miyu, I'm listening.

I'm not the woman
you love anymore.

She doesn't exist.

Please let me...

(door slams)

-(Bea fussing)
-Come to me, come to Daddy.

-Come to me. (shushing)
-(Bea crying)

There we go.

Get some rest.

-Okay.
-I've got this.

(Bea crying)

All right, let's go.

You want to go to the car?

All right.

♪ ♪

I almost thought I lost you.

MEREDITH:
I almost thought you had.

How the hell
did you get her here?

LAWRENCE:
Well, I...

I paid.

-TOM: It's your favorite.
-(Bea fussing)

Hey.

So, how'd it go?

Did you pull the trigger?

-Did she say yes?
-It, it didn't feel right.

What?

-Lanterns and all?
-(scoffs) Yeah.
Fuck summer, mate.

Days never end,
lanterns look like shit.

Listen, I'm sorry
if I freaked Kate out,

-before.
-No, no. Don't be silly.

(exhales)

Evie loves you, Max. She does.

She's here for you. Okay?

Look, I have to get
this one in the car.

It's the only thing
that gets her to sleep.

-Come on.
-No, no, no, no.
You don't have to.

Don't be ridiculous. I'll drive.

(birds chirping)

(tongue clicking)

(fussing)

You're good at that.

She just loves being driven.

-Already demanding.
-Yeah.

Max, if you won't
give me a name,

I'll have to find one myself.

-That's not fair, mate.
-Help me.

Please.

(sighs)

My mate Abel might know someone
who's had it done before.

Okay. How do I speak to him?

He runs a pawnshop
in south Brixton.

TOM:
South Brixton...

(whispers):
Hey, hey, hey.

What's the name of the shop?

-Huh?
-The pawnshop. What's it called?

Uh...

Right, yeah, um...
(sniffles)

(grunts)

Max, you okay?

(Max grunts)

Why don't we...?
You know, we could--

let's head, let's turn back.

Head back to the farm.

Yeah. Yeah, sure.
I've just got this headache.

-But she's still fussing.
I don't mind...
-She's fine, mate.

How long have you had
that headache?

(grunts)
Um...

-(Bea crying)
-(strained): Since we got here.

(electronic distortion)

(tires screech)

(Bea crying)

-(Max grunting)
-M-Max?

(exhales, groaning)

Unlock the doors.
Unlock the doors, Max.

-Max?
-(shouts)

-It's getting dark, Tom.
-Unlock the...

Open the doors!

It's getting dark...

Open the fucking doors, Max!

-Run. Run.
-What?

Run!

(horn honking)

(Bea crying)

-(arrow whistles)
-Aah!

(gasps)

(line rings)

FEED VOICE: Kate Hatfield
is currently off-line.

(shouts)

(whimpers)

(screams)

(groaning)

Fuck...

(Bea crying)

FEED VOICE:
The persons
you are trying to reach

are currently off-line.

-Please try later.
-(coughs)

(Bea crying in distance)

MAX:
Tom?

It's me, it's Max.

Look, I don't know
what's happening to me.

(Bea crying)

Tom?

(quietly):
Okay...

(shushing)

Sorry, sorry, sorry,
sorry, sorry, sorry.

(muffled crying)

-(gasps)
-(Feed beeping)

(panting)

(crying)

Sorry.

(grunts)

(grunts)

It's over.

(both grunting)

(grunting, panting)

(Bea crying)

(panting)

(Bea crying)

(screaming)

(shouts)

(gunshot)

(Max groaning)

(Tom panting)

TOM:
Baby... baby...