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ENTRANCE

He walked into the classroom and immediately fired.

At the ceiling. And then he chased everyone over here.

And stood by the window.

Was he alone? Was there someone else with him?

Alone, I think.

He didn't talk to anybody at all. He was a quiet boy, easy to handle.

I would never have thought...

I didn't kill anyone.

A ninth grade student came in with a gun.

He didn't have time to kill anyone. Eliminated during the storming.

We've checked the school. It's all clear.

You've accepted the order.

I saw my own body.

That's right, kid. You are dead.

PASSENGERS START ORIGINAL SERIES

SASHA

Why a cab?

Did you think they'd send a rainbow unicorn for you?

Where is light at the end of the tunnel?

The light is for the righteous.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry too.

No, I'm sorry I need to talk to someone after I'm dead.

You have some nerve!

If you don't mind, I'd prefer silence.

It won't work. You'll have to confess.

Confess what?

What's keeping you here.

Excuse me, who are you?

Think of me as a delivery man.

I accept an order and have to pass it on.

I have to take you to a special place.

Boring.

I thought I was already in hell.

As I'm being lectured on 24/7.

- Listen, smart guy. - Thank you.

You're stuck, or as you say...

Got caught between heaven and earth.

- As in Goethe. - Something like that.

You're no longer alive, but not yet completely dead.

Neither fish nor fowl. So come on, confess.

What to confess?

Everything. Talk about your pain, your big mistery.

I don't know what's in your heart.

Okay, I'll tell you everything.

Well...

I am...

I jerk off to Loboda's music videos.

All right. It's going to be a long ride.

Could you not be so harsh? I get carsick in the back.

You'll have to put up with it.

Hey! What are you doing?

In case you've bought or illegally received your car license.

- Who knows. - It's not gonna do any good.

- I mean, just in case. - Right.

What is this?

This is your serial number.

Sixth time's a charm.

Some wouldn't agree.

I bet I'm the youngest customer.

What do you bet?

- Really? - Really.

Geez.

- How did you get such a job? - By some miracle.

So I'm going to be a driver, too, right?

No. Minor killers are off-limits.

What do you mean? I didn't kill anyone.

You just didn't have time.

- No! - So talk to me!

Why did you bring a gun to school, child?

I'm not a child, okay?

My childhood ended in the sixth grade when I realized...

There was them and there was me, and they needed a victim.

And they found it.

At first it started out as harmless jokes.

Name-calling.

And then I won...

The district championship.

My picture hung on the Honor Board.

And in the school toilet.

We got a new girl in the ninth grade.

Ira Alexeeva.

And she was so...

exceptional.

So modest.

And she wasn't welcomed either.

We were like two white crows.

We kissed one day and...

She invited me to her place.

She took me into her bedroom.

She undressed me.

And said: "I'll be with you in a minute".

She came back with the whole class.

ADD DESTINATION

So there was no one to stand up for you?

Who would've stood up? My grandma with her heart condition?

Teachers who care about ratings more than about anything else?

What about your parents?

I'm an orphan.

I'm sorry.

It's not a big deal.

You could have gone to university.

Then get a prestigious job. You seem to be a smart guy.

What's the point of it?

Becoming another cash cow for the state?

When I figured it out

I dropped to C's, I was studying like everyone else.

Why should I stand out?

Where did you get the gun?

I got it on the darknet. No big deal.

Six months of selling essays, that's it.

As I said, you're smart.

So you've seriously prepared for revenge?

It isn't a revenge.

- What is it then? - Curiosity.

I wondered if they would laugh...

the way they laughed when they doused me with green.

When they pissed in my tea at the cafeteria.

They turned out to be ordinary people, easily scared.

For real.

ADD DESTINATION

Does it feel better? You can breathe out?

No. I didn't need it.

What did you need then? What was the point of it?

You didn't want to go to jail. Were you aware of the consequences?

That's it, enough! I'm sick of your stupid talk!

OK, break.

Let's take a coffee break.

A full tank of 92 petrol.

Can you handle it?

Come on, let's learn. Open the tank.

- Oh, here? - Yes, right here.

- Okay, take it off. - Here you go, Dad.

- Just pull the switch and that's it? - Yes.

You can hold it. I'll be right back.

Honey.

Open it, please! Open it!

OPTI GAS STATIONS

No, let me go!

Let me go!

I can't!

I didn't choose this life.

I want to cancel everything.

I just turned 10.

It was Saturday.

My mom used to wake me up.

I was just sweating a lot in my sleep...

and my hair was sticking behind my ears.

And my mom would take her knitting needles

and would tickle behind my ear.

And she would whisper...

"Sleepyhead, get up." And I'd woke up.

That day...

I woke up on my own.

It was very quiet.

So I went into their bedroom.

My mother was lying there...

On the bed. She wasn't breathing.

She was looking at the corner.

Dad hanged himself in the corner.

On his wedding tie.

Later I found out...

He had been jealous of everyone.

I believe that self-murderers don't go to heaven.

But I really wanted

to meet my father and ask him why.

Why did he keep me alive?

Then I realized I didn't want to.

I wanted to see my mother more.

You knew you were going to get shot.

I did.

I only had one bullet. I shot it at the ceiling.

I didn't want to kill anybody.

Your route is set.

The destination is 52 minutes away.

Sasha, it's time.

May I drive?

Do you know how?

No, I don't.

Come on! Smoothly!

No tugging! Easy, smoothly!

Good! Turn! Good!

You're doing great!

Right! Come on!

Yes, yes!

Go on, like that!

Where are you going? Hold it!

- Hold it! - I got it.

You're getting the hang of it. Come on! Push it!

Let's go, kid!

Let's go! Faster!

Let's go!

You're doing fine.

Yes, let's go! Come on!

This is the park where my parents and I used to walk.

Great.

It was, when I was a kid.

So what now?

That's it.

Is it time?

It's time.

I still don't understand why you are letting this happen.

278 PEOPLE DIED HERE IN A RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON JULY, 14, 1991

Baby, call me back, please.

Did I kill you?

Are you alive?

Are you okay?

You can't die twice.

I'm so sorry. I didn't see you there.

It's okay. It happens.

Maybe we should call you an ambulance?

Have a good night.