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Here she comes now.

Still working on the company report?

I finished that last week. I was just working on some projections for next

month. You include last year's numbers?

All index correlated with next year's estimated quarterlies included.

You're amazing.

Oh. I have so much trouble with this stuff.

All right.

They're all waiting.

Showtime. I'm right behind you. Oh.

Oh. No, they shrunk it down to a smaller group.

I'm actually just dropping it off.

I put the numbers together.

They told me they wanted me in the room in case there were any questions.

Questions? I don't really know.

I mean, you know how it's been around here lately. It's just all up in the

Yeah. But don't worry.

They'll know who did the heavy lifting.

Your name is right on top.

Okay.

Okay. Thanks.

Good luck in there.

Well, guess that old elevator to success is out of order again, huh?

What?

I was just saying, we're going to have to keep taking the stairs.

One step at a time.

Hey, what's up?

What's up?

A few of us after work are hearing a million owls for work. So down.

That's the best karaoke in town.

really go for a song and a drink tonight my go -to is one way or another

uh no no blondie debbie harry oh

man all right i'm gonna get you get you get you get you hey you gotta google her

um do you have a go -to or

Here is the company review I prepared.

Lost a lot of sleep putting this little baby together.

But no rest for the wicked. Am I right?

So get this.

After all that work...

I didn't even get to go to the meeting.

I swear, sweetie, sometimes.

Yeah, I'm still sitting with the assistant.

But all that changes tomorrow when Bradley, Mr.

Preston, officially takes over for his father.

Yep, his father said right in front of him that I was next in line for VP. So

knows my value to the company.

I'm good looking and he's single and charming and blah, blah, blah. And I

you how flirty he was with me at the Christmas party. Woo!

But that has nothing to do with anything.

We just need to focus on the new office, the new title,

maybe that bigger apartment.

We're going to spread our wings a little.

It's not over for us.

We deserve it.

Who will have what it takes

to outwit, outplay, and outlast all the rest?

This is Survivor.

If Keyshawn gets voted out tonight, I swear to God.

That's what I'm saying.

Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention, please?

I'd like to present to you your new president, Bradley Preston.

All right,

sit down, sit down. Everybody back to work.

Mr.

Preston. Hi.

Call me Bradley.

Nice to meet you.

Oh, Linda Little. We spoke at the Christmas party.

Oh, that's right. No, yes, of course. Of course. It's great to see you again.

Yes, you too. And I'm so sorry about your father. I appreciate that. He's a

admirable man. He really took me under his wing. Yes, me too.

But I am so excited about this opportunity to help you execute your

vision and lead this company into a new era of...

Well, I hope to do just that. It's going to be a lot of work, though. Big shoes

to fill, right?

You need all the help I can get?

Well, and I have the right shoes already.

What's that?

I call these my little mules.

Had these girls a long time, a lot of miles on them, and they can carry any

you throw their way.

Yeah, I got to get to it. Okay.

Oh, my gosh, look at your shoes. Those are fancy pants.

Just don't step in any puddles, right?

I'm sorry. I didn't catch that.

Don't step in any puddles.

I'll try to avoid that. Okay.

All right.

Get back to work.

All right, gentlemen. Let's get our P's and Q's in order.

Barbara will probably see you.

Do you want my calls?

No, that went well.

You just want to go with the consulting firm's recommendations.

That's funny, right?

Consulting firm hiring a consulting firm. What is that?

What? This.

I don't know.

Smell it. No.

Yes. No.

Yes.

So that disgusting woman.

The one who accosted me with the pay -less orthopedics.

Linda Little.

Your father promised her a promotion.

From manager to vice president. Did he?

A big bump in title and salary.

Yeah. She's been waiting for it. Right. Well, Donovan's getting that job.

Your father relied on Linda.

Real workhorse.

I'd dump everything on her. Does it look like I give a shit?

It doesn't, right? Because I don't.

My father's not here anymore.

It's Donovan's.

Plus, I already told them. And move her.

Satellite office, maybe.

Somewhere far.

Which makes me sick.

We have Bangkok coming up.

And we haven't even cracked Appendix D.

Donovan will drown on his own.

The whole thing could fall apart without him. Okay, fine.

Bring her.

She'll get Dono up to speed. And then we'll ship her out.

All right.

Get back to work.

All right. Back to work.

Well, they seem kind of chummy.

Yeah, he's being promoted to vice president.

I'm sorry, what?

Yeah, I'm typing the company -wide email about it right now.

Oh, Tommy, you're kidding.

I don't know.

I literally looked at his LinkedIn profile and they were in the same frat

college. And they play golf together. So, go.

What the heck?

My final question would be how above and beyond would you be willing to go for

me?

Yes. Mr. Preston?

I'm in a meeting.

I'm sorry. I just need a moment of your time.

Right. Please.

Please.

Sure.

We'll be in touch.

Thanks for coming in.

Sorry to barge in like this. No, open door policy.

What's up?

Well, I just heard about the job.

You're unhappy about not getting the motion?

Well, yes.

Yeah, okay.

Yes, respectfully.

Donovan has been here for six months, and I have been here for seven years.

I hear you.

Let's talk it out.

Come here. Close the door.

Let's talk about it.

Now, I'm going to be frank with you, if that's all right.

I know that you are great with numbers, kind of a savant, right?

I am good with numbers, yes. And I've carefully reviewed a lot of that work,

it is impressive. So that's the positive.

Thank you.

But I don't see you as being somebody who's ready for an executive position

quite yet.

Why? I guess as a VP, I would need somebody who is more of a people person.

You know, somebody by my side who is well -liked.

Who can charm a room.

Who can make a deal. Somebody who golfs.

Does that make sense?

You're joking?

No. Oh, right here.

On your... Yeah, you just have a little... Right there.

You got it?

See, that's kind of what I'm talking about.

Yeah.

I just don't think he got it.

To be blunt.

What I will say, though, you coming in here, I wouldn't have expected that out

of you. That took some balls.

Oh, yeah.

You know, I got an idea.

Yeah, I'll tell you what I'm going to do.

You know, we have the...

Bangkok merger coming up, right?

Yes.

Right, so I want you on that plane.

Still got outstanding issues with the index day.

Take a crack at that. Solve it.

Prove me wrong.

That sounds fair to me.

Great.

I'm glad we had this talk.

Oh.

Hello. Hey, sexy.

Wow. Am I disturbing anything?

No, no, no. We're just wrapping it up. I'm kind of distressed.

Thank you.

Linda, this is my fiancé, Zuri.

Lovely to meet you.

Happy fiancé.

Yeah, I am. Thank you.

Linda's one of our best and brightest.

Thanks for stopping in.

Nice to meet you. Yeah, sure.

Oh, Linda, before you go, I forgot to mention I received...

A few complaints about you.

Complaints? Yes.

Noxious odors, I think was the term.

Tuna fish?

Does that ring a bell? At the desk.

Company policy, just lunch for the break room.

It's a workplace. People are trying to focus.

The odors, they can be a distraction.

You understand?

Understood.

You listen to me.

You've got this.

Because you are enough.

Just the way you are.

You are enough.

Just the way you are.

Oh, fuck me.

Morning, Jams!

Woo -hee!

Well, who else is ready and raring to fly high?

I am.

Mr. Preston, I was working on Appendix D last night.

I think I may have found a loophole that could fix all of our problems.

I'm about to bend your ear once everyone's settled.

What?

Let's go, boys.

Cock's in the air.

Relax, Linda.

You work too hard.

Wait till you guys see Scion Country Golf Club. That 18th hole, straight

dogleg left. I know my boys are going to love it.

I'm going to show you something.

You're going to love it. Check this out.

What the hell is this?

I'm Linda Little.

No.

Make sure your seat belt is securely fast.

Yeah, gentlemen, take your seats. You're a fucking pussy.

Had to be you, huh?

Who's joined the land of the living?

You've been out?

Day and a half?

You scared me for a minute there.

But you look much better now.

I'll get more.

No, you have to get your strength back, and this is the only way.

Just a little nibble.

Just a baby bite.

Swallow it.

Well, actually, people call it conch, but it's conch.

And it's a variety of a sea snail.

Anyway, it's going to be delicious.

It's going to crack this baby open, fire her up.

How long do you think until we're out of here?

I don't know.

You have to locate the crash site first.

See if there's any survivors.

We're somewhere in the Gulf of Thailand.

Drifted, I don't know how many miles.

So many little islands around here.

Well, have you tried making a distress signal?

What's that?

A distress signal, like, you know, you put your little bamboo sticks in

the sand to spell out help.

Something like that.

Or a bigger fire.

Get the smoke really roaring, you know?

That could work.

Sorry, that just wasn't on my list of priorities.

I was busy trying to keep us alive, you know?

Food, water, shelter.

Yeah, yeah, right, right. But what about, like, GPS tracking or equipment

the plane that could have washed up? Have you been on the lookout for any of

that? That should be your focus, okay? Getting us out of here, not being...

Fucking Susie Homemaker over here.

You do know you would have died out there.

By yourself on the shore.

Right? Yeah.

Yeah. How do you think that would have worked out for you?

What does that mean?

You know what it means.

What?

Fuck! What did you do?

Are you trying to get up? Yeah.

Don't worry, it's not broken.

But let me help you. No, I'm fine. I'm fine.

Please, don't touch me, okay?

Very soft baby hands.

Like fresh out of the factory.

Do you think this is funny?

What's happening here?

And watch how you speak to me, alright?

You work for me.

What did you just say to me? You heard me.

You got a problem with that?

Don't lay on me. I don't... Okay.

Great. It'll stink anyway.

Stinky dirty mules.

Where are you going?

Oh, come on.

No, not the snail thing.

No.

Wait,

I'm going to start.

Okay.

Okay.

It's not okay.

do this all day.

I got plenty of time. I got nowhere to be.

I got nowhere to be.

She didn't leave me any water!

Ah!

We're not in the office anymore, Bradley.

Okay?

There you are.

Got scared for a second before coming back.

Found tracks.

Think it was a boar.

A boar? Isn't that like a dangerous pig?

Might save us.

Could be a couple more days before the boat comes. Is that what you're doing?

Might have to last even a week.

I need more sustaining food.

Are you going to hunt a boar?

Linda from accounting?

Strategy and planning, actually.

Whatever. But, wait.

Shouldn't you know that?

After you looked through so much of my very impressive work.

Was that it?

Before passing me over for my promotion?

Yeah, listen.

Gotta make the tough call.

Sometimes, being the boss man, you can understand.

Save it.

Where'd you go?

That is the greatest meat I have ever tasted.

Incredible.

What?

Oh, I was just thinking.

While you were sitting here like a bump on a log, little old me was bringing

home the bacon.

You literally brought home the

bacon.

Howdy. Oh, howdy.

What'd I miss out here?

Not a whole lot.

Where have you been?

Exploring. Found a new water source.

Great. Oh, got an ice wrap there?

So much cleaner. So delicious.

Give it a try.

Love the backpack. You make that today?

Yeah. What do you think?

Isn't that cute?

Super cute.

Okay, what's the matter?

What do you think is the matter?

We've been here, what, two weeks now?

How have they not found us yet?

I don't know.

I mean, I'm sure it'll be soon.

Anyway, you know what the most important thing is for human survival?

The number one thing.

Positive attitude.

Oh, are you fucking kidding me?

We have to act, all right?

I'm serious. I'm sick of this shit.

We have to do something, okay? We should build a raft or something.

A what?

Yeah. I saw 60 Minutes once.

This guy, he survived the shipwreck. He said he did three things. He saved food

and water and he got found, okay?

We have to go to where the boats are, okay? We gotta find shipping lanes. Get

seen.

Build a raft.

I don't think that's a good idea.

A raft would be... I mean, I guess that's an option, but as a last resort.

No. We got to keep doing what we're doing.

Stay the course.

And anyway, honestly, is it that bad?

We have food, water, company.

Linda, no disrespect, but this is the last place on earth that I'd want to be.

Ouch.

Haven't I taken good care of you? Have you taken good care of me?

Have you seen my face?

You think my skin is going to recover from this?

Huh? Look at you.

You're thriving.

This has turned into your life.

Yeah.

What are you doing?

I'm getting out of here. You can't put that kind of weight on that yet. You

don't tell me what to do.

How about that?

You know what?

You think you're so smart.

Well, guess who you're talking to.

CEO of a next -gen 500 company, baby.

That's right.

A company your father built.

God rest his soul.

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow. You know what? You're so done.

Huh? Yeah, you're so fired. Oh, am I?

Yeah. Oh, no.

Where are you going?

Wherever the fuck I want to go.

Make my own can.

How? Not so hard.

Eat some weeds and some...

Fucking sticks.

I've seen you do it enough.

Well, I wish you luck. I'll tell you where to send my last check.

Second coconut tree on the left.

Good luck.

Good tree.

Good audition.

This will be my home.

And we're cooking.

Bye -bye.

You're being...

Hello.

Hello. Knock, knock.

Hey.

Linda? Is that you?

I think we met at the Christmas party last year.

Oh, yes.

I remember you. Yes, I thought that was you.

Mr. Preston? That's right. How are you?

I'm great.

Oh, you have something in your... Oh, dear.

Yeah.

Wow. Check out this spread, huh?

I've paid small fortunes for sushi that doesn't look that good.

Oh. Yeah. How much would you pay now?

Oh, I'd kill for what's on that plate.

Well, then what would you do tomorrow?

You got me there.

Oh, where'd you get the knife?

Oh, I found it.

It's amazing, the things that just wash up on shore.

A real lifesaver.

So, what brings you to my office today?

I want to apologize.

What? For the way that I acted.

Here or when we're back at your office?

Both.

I want to take it all back. Everything I said.

So I'm not fired?

An asset like you? Are you kidding me?

The company would be in shambles without you.

Look at this place.

That is a relief.

Yeah. I'm glad.

This looks amazing.

You look great. You don't mind me saying.

I don't.

Not even the same person who walked into my office that day.

So...

Would you say you underestimated me? Yeah.

I would say I gravely underestimated you. That's exactly right.

I was wrong.

And I really, really want to come back to camp.

And learn from you. If you would have me, of course.

Really? Well, I think we could discuss that.

Would you like to sit down? I would love to. Before you fall down?

Uh -huh.

I was just thinking, you know, I want to help as much

as I can. I mean, I learned the hard way. You make all this look really easy,

but I think that's the best bet, working as a team.

You know, that's a smart, smart play. That is smart.

Yes.

Definitely smart on your part.

Linda.

So what do you think?

About what?

Could you overlook some of my character flaws? Of which there are many.

And maybe I can join you for lunch.

I don't know.

Can I crush you?

Okay.

There's a little more on that.

Linda, please.

Please. Please.

I'm sorry.

So is that it?

Is that it? Is that your pitch?

What do you want from me?

Huh?

Well, that depends.

How above and beyond are you willing to go for me?

Oh, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Keep your shirt on.

I would never do that.

I'm not like you.

Enough.

Eat.

Enjoy. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Some sauce.

And I will get you some more water.

Mr. Botanist. Oh, my God.

What is it?

Fuck.

Oh, mama.

Uh, what do you say we take a walk?

Sure. Leg's getting so much better. We should keep rehabbing.

Where are we going?

Right.

Okay, this spot's tough.

This is the tricky bit.

Got it?

You got it.

There we go.

Yeah.

Fun, right?

Sure.

That's us down there.

This way.

A little foraging tip.

You never want to eat a berry if it's yellow, green, or white.

But if you really want to know if it's poisonous or not...

If there's a reaction, like that.

Yeah, yeah. Don't spread it on your morning scone. Got it.

Funny. All right. Now down there, you see that rock that kind of looks like an

X? Yeah.

So that part of the island, it's all thorn bushes and pointed vines.

Three steps into that and you'll be scratching your skin off for a week. So

don't want to go that way ever.

Okay. Okay.

All right, we should head back. Yeah.

Don't be McGee.

I might give my leg a breather for a minute.

Yep.

Take your time.

Big track down.

Here, here, here, here!

Let me give Mother Nature a little kickstart.

The heat sends the starch to sugar.

Try one now.

Oh, my God.

Yeah? Oh, it's incredible.

Uh -uh. It's unbelievable. Oh. It's like, it's crispy, it's creamy.

This is nothing.

You ever heard of Bruno?

Bruno? What's that?

It's what people in prison drink to get intoxicated.

It's mostly fermented fruit.

It's otherwise known as toilet wine. Toilet wine?

So what, you want to make toilet wine?

I already did.

I've been working on it for a few days.

Want to get drunk?

Fuck yeah.

Alright.

Oh, it's so good.

Thank you, sweetie.

Did you call me sweetie?

Yes, but sorry. Sweetie's my bird.

Oh, you have a bird.

Yeah, I miss her. Yeah, I bet.

I'm a great little bird.

So you live alone with a bird.

Sorry.

Sorry.

I was married.

Really? Wow.

Not like that. I just didn't know.

Yeah, 10 years.

Yeah. So divorced?

No, he died.

Oh, I'm sorry.

No, no, don't be. He was not very nice.

Yeah, I just, I don't think he knew how to love.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know how that feels.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

Yeah, my parents were the same.

Both with each other and me.

Dad was a total stranger.

I didn't know him. Couldn't tell you one thing about him.

Was raised by my mom.

Very mean person.

Like abusive.

Emotionally, physically.

Yeah, her father was a piece of shit. So I try not to blame her.

It's hard to not resent her.

You ever hear that saying, monsters aren't born, they're created?

Yeah.

Boy, you call me a monster?

Well, yeah, you're a monster, all right.

Yeah, I am.

I am.

At least now we know it's not your fault.

Did you ever think about leaving him, your husband?

Yeah.

Every night.

For years.

I just kept hoping he'd...

change and go back to how it was in the beginning.

You know, you just, you lie to yourself.

You don't want to be alone.

How did he die?

Car accident.

He was a drinker.

And I'd always hide his keys when he got really, really drunk.

And one night, well, that night, we had a big fight.

And he did some things he shouldn't have.

Awful things.

Even for him.

And he had this Full head of steam.

Looking for those keys.

So I took them out of my purse.

Put them on the table.

Let him go.

Pour him his last drink.

Can't believe I told you that.

Never told anyone that.

You know what?

I don't think we should ever leave here.

You know what I mean?

It's real low here.

Be careful.

It'll be good until it passes.

It's freaking free.

Take that off. Take it off.

Take it off.

Right?

Yeah. You got up early.

Yeah.

Couldn't sleep.

I went to camp and it's all gone. All washed away.

It's probably pretty stupid of me to build so close to shore.

No, it's okay.

Build a new one.

Yeah. Do it on higher ground this time, right?

Yeah. And I can help.

I mean, getting stronger.

We'd do it together.

I'd like that.

You know, this would be a lot easier if I could use that knife.

Yeah.

You should really learn to do it without.

Kick a crack at it.

Solve it. Don't be wrong.

Didn't you say that to me once?

Ah.

Very good.

All right.

Legs are getting a little stiff.

I'm going to take it for a walk.

I think I'm going to try to get to the high ridge today.

That's pretty far.

Watch out for those poison vines on the south side, remember?

Yep.

You know what?

I'll join you.

Sure. Need some exercise myself.

Hey, I wanted to thank you, by the way.

For?

Just all the things you've taught me out here.

Just in case, you know, they find us and this comes to an end.

Wanted you to know the time here for me.

wasn't wasted.

Yeah, I feel the same way.

Can I make you dinner?

Tomorrow night?

Get you out of the kitchen for a change?

What do you think?

Well, that would be nice.

Good evening, madam. Thank you for dining with us tonight.

My goodness.

For starters, we have a mango salsa accompanied by marion plums, freshly

And for the main course, we have a beautiful white fish, a smoked

with a wild lemongrass garnish.

Wonderful.

Bon appetit.

Do you cook much at home? No, no, never. We either order out

or...

Go to dinner. Occasionally we'll have like a chef come for us. We want to get

fancy.

That's you and your fiance.

Jerry?

Jerry, yeah.

You must miss her, huh?

Yeah.

You okay?

I feel a little, uh, dizzy, actually.

Maybe you should lay down.

Yeah.

I really was just trying to knock you out. I wasn't... I swear to God, you

I was trying to... Stop.

You don't have to keep saying that. I believe you.

I tasted something bitter, but I just... I really didn't want to think you could

do something like that.

But... Anyway, you know what? It would take a hell of a lot more berries than

that to kill a human being.

For next time. I can screw that up.

Don't you hear you?

It's okay.

I get it.

Here, here, here, here, here.

Come on, let's get your strength back, huh?

Again.

Okay.

There you go.

Now, some things are going to have to change with you.

It's not going to be easy.

Definitely. Yeah.

I've really been thinking how I can get through to you.

You want some? You haven't eaten.

I'm okay, thanks.

You sure?

Yeah. Still have a queasy tummy.

Right.

I know how hard this all must be for you.

Not being in control.

You're not used to being in this, shall we say, submissive position.

It's natural for you not to be able to take orders from me to have to depend on

me for your survival.

You know?

It's natural.

You're a slave to your biology.

Oh, nope.

Yeah, I'm kind of funny, huh?

Can't move?

That's the neurotoxins from this blue -ringed octopus.

Blocks the transmission of nerve impulses.

Caught it about a week ago.

I was really hoping I wouldn't have to use it, but held on to it just in

case.

Now, you did a great job with that raft, I got to say.

You really are a quick study.

But if you really wanted it to hold, you should have used double floor lashing.

But, of course, I never taught you that one.

Now, I just want to put your mind at ease, okay?

The toxins from the Hapalaklana and Lunalata aren't going to kill you.

And I promise they will wear off.

But right now, you won't be able to move or feel anything.

And trust me, I think you want it that way.

Where was I?

So, when I was a little girl, we had this dog.

Very, very naughty dog. So disobedient.

Always running away.

My dad said, it's not his fault.

He just needs to be fixed.

Now, it's actually quite a simple medical procedure.

They used to do it all the time to the Egyptian slaves.

It made them more obedient, compliant.

Okay.

No help is coming.

This is the way things are now.

And you need to just accept that.

You are stuck.

No power.

Low end of the totem pole.

With some asshole boss.

Just like I was.

Although I'm betting I am a much nicer boss than you ever would have been.

Except for maybe this part.

Ready? Now,

now, don't be a baby. You're not going to miss this stuff.

We've got

a bleeder here.

A lot of blood.

Every mistake, my kindness or weakness.

Hey there.

How goes that?

Barely talked in two days, you gloomy gut.

I'm going to tell you to give me a little smile.

Mmm, there it is.

I'll tell you what I'm going to do to cheer you up.

I'm going to go find the juiciest, most beautiful fruits on this whole island

and make you a little treat.

in this area. I never gave up. I couldn't give up.

I hired my own boat. I did my own search.

Is he okay?

Is he hurt?

He's fine.

He's so good. He's great.

I can't believe this is happening.

I know.

Please, can you take me to him right now? I need to see him. Is he just down

there?

Should we follow you?

I just need to get my stuff.

You're not going to need this.

Sorry. You like mango, right?

Yeah, it works really hard. We've got lots of food on the boat.

Oh, yum.

Yum, yum, yum.

So,

is this just the two of you?

Or is there a whole search party waiting for us?

Just us.

But there'll be many people happy to hear you to our lives. Once I'm ready to

back. You'll be back in your own bed in no time.

There's a shortcut just ahead here.

I bet you can't wait to return to your life.

Your job, your family, your friends.

Okay. Just follow the trail.

Yeah. I'm right behind you.

Come on.

Come on.

You can do it.

Help me.

Come on.

I got you.

I got you. You can do it. You can do it.

You can do it.

Saw some fresh war tracks earlier today.

We haven't had protein in a while.

Maybe when it clears up, we should go hunting.

I'm taking a sick day.

Can't do it on my own.

It's so broadly everything.

You're a murderer.

You are!

Where you been?

Nowhere.

Take another sick day?

What is it?

You know what's happening.

No, I don't actually.

Don't?

I don't. I don't actually.

Did you kill her?

I was trying to bring her to you, and she got ahead of me. Why didn't you tell

me? Because I knew her. Why weren't you telling me? You wouldn't believe me.

You wouldn't believe me.

You're right.

I don't.

I don't believe you.

It was an accident.

I swear to you.

Just like your husband's death was an accident.

Ha, ha, ha.

There's a frozen masculine curry in there that's to die for.

You looking for a knife?

Yeah. I got rid of all of those.

Except for one.

Hey, pal.

So tell me, Bradley, how does a knife just wash up on shore?

You really crack me up sometimes.

Where are you going? Where are you going? Where are you going?

Oh, there you are.

Nice place, huh?

Owner of some Wall Street billionaire.

First thing I did was turn off the security.

This guy didn't even notice.

Bradley, I have a confession to make and I feel sick about it.

Sorry to tell you this, but we could have been rescued some time ago.

But I wasn't ready to leave yet.

after the caretakers left i broke in it was easy

We were alone again.

It was perfect.

Just me and my new sweetie.

Well, for a little while, things just kept happening.

It's not like I planned it.

I swear to you.

You can do it! You can do it!

I'm sorry it had to be this way.

Because it could have been so good.

Wait, wait, please, please, please. You were right. You were right. You were

right, okay? I was... I was a piece of shit. I was a terrible person. Uh -huh.

I was... I was a monster.

I was... I was a monster!

The way I treated everyone.

I'm so broken.

You broke me.

I've changed.

Really, I have.

I can feel it.

Because of you, because I... I know.

I think you're the most incredible person I've ever known.

You took care of me.

I tried.

Yeah, you did.

And you taught me things.

No one's ever taken the time to teach me anything.

You saved me.

I felt love from you in a way that I've never felt.

You proved to yourself we can survive.

We have everything we need.

Yeah.

That's what I've been saying.

I know.

There's nothing for us back there.

I want to be happy.

With you.

Here.

You want to go back to that life?

No fucking way.

What would we go back to?

Nothing.

I'm a fucking idiot.

I'm sorry I got you. Sorry I stabbed you.

You crazy bitch from the county?

No!

No!

Strategy and planning.

This is Holly Prairie here at the 19th Annual Celebrity Girls Invitational.

And we're here with everyone's favorite real -life survivor, Linda Little.

You're looking pretty good out here.

Aw, thanks, Holly.

It's a game I've grown to love.

Linda, it's been almost a year since the world fell in love with you. When you

were found alone at sea, on a raft, the only survivor of a terrible plane crash,

how did you do it?

Well, it wasn't easy.

But... The memory of my lost colleagues is what drove me forward and kept me

hanging in there.

Your incredible bestseller has been turned into a movie.

What's next for you? I can't even believe it.

So next, well, I'm writing a self -help book because I want people to know

no help is coming.

So you better start saving yourself.

I'm going to find you. I'm going to get you, get you, get you, get you one way

or another.

I'm going to win you.

I'm going to get you, get you, get you, get you one way or another.

I'm going to see you. I want to meet you, meet you, meet you, meet you one

Maybe next week.