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Over the hills and far away...

Teletubbies come to play.

One. One.

- Two. - Two!

- Three. - Three!

Four!

And the Teletubbies love each other very much.

Aw.

Big hug.

It's not allowed.

Why did you take so long? They're not coming by.

Doesn't matter, it doesn't matter!

Where are the others? They were right behind me.

Time for Teletubbies.

Let's take all the kids in one car.

Time for Teletubbies.

Sit here. Sit!

Auntie, what's going on?

Jimmy, sit still, keep quiet,

and do not move from this spot.

We have got to get the kids into the car!

What were you doing?

- I told you to hurry up! - For God's sake!

Uh-oh!

Jimmy?

Uh-oh!

What is that?

Where have the Teletubbies gone?

Dad?

Jimmy, run.

- Mum? - Run! Run!

Run!

Run! Jimmy, run!

Go!

Dad! Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

Dad!

Jimmy. Dad.

Dad, what's happening?

Nothing that hasn't been most perfectly foretold.

I'm so scared, Dad.

I think Mum and sis might be dead.

Oh, no, son.

Not dead.

Saved.

For this is a glorious day.

The day of judgment.

Here, my son.

Keep this with you always.

Have faith.

Yes.

Yes, my children!

Yes!

Yes!

Father,

why have you forsaken me?

It's your big day, Spike.

Up you get.

See ya later.

Got your torch?

Jumper, whistle...

water bottle?

Here y'are.

Got your knife?

Good lad.

Put that away.

We're having bacon? For breakfast?

Dave and Rosey brought it round last night.

Where's yours?

Had some already, while I was cooking.

Yeah, right.

Spikey.

It's all yours.

I'll go see to your mum.

You finish up.

Put your plate on the side.

I'm coming, love.

Here y'are, love.

What's the matter, what's up?

Jamie...

You've got to ride it out, love.

- You gotta stay here and rest. - Oh, I can't. No.

Oh, Spikey.

Hiya, Mum.

Oh, me baby.

You know, I didn't mean to make a fuss.

- It's me head. It's... - It's okay.

It's just pounding.

Oh, why don't you tell me how school was today?

I haven't been to school, Mum.

It's the morning.

Is it?

Uh, yeah,

it's the morning, and, uh...

Isla...

d'you remember?

Spike's not going to school today.

Why not?

Is it the weekend already?

Nah, it's Friday.

So why isn't he going to school?

We spoke about this.

Few times.

Spoke about what, Jamie?

Me and Spike are going out.

It's his first time.

First time?

Do you mean you're going off the island,

to the mainland?

- Yeah. - What?

Isla.

What the fuck are you talking about?

All right. Don't swear. Come on.

Have you gone fucking crazy?

He's a fucking baby!

- Mum... - He's twelve.

Are you trying to kill our fucking baby, you cunt?

Spike, will you go back downstairs, please?

You crazy fucking sick baby-murderer.

No, Dad, you go down.

- If me dad was still here... - No, I'm telling you.

He'd skin you alive, baby-murderer!

It'll be better if... All right!

- Cunt! - All right. Isla,

- it's all right. - Cunt!

- All right. He'll be fine. - Cunt!

- Mum... - No.

It's me.

Spike... Spikey.

Oh, what's going on? I'm hot.

Why... Why am I feeling so hot?

It's just the weather, Mum.

So hot.

It's all right.

I got you some breakfast.

It's a bit of bacon.

Eat a bit when you feel like it.

Are you off?

- Yeah. - Where?

- School. - Oh.

Okay, Spikey.

Oh, I love you.

I love you, too, Mum.

Morning, kiddo.

Sam.

Just restrung this for you.

Did it need a restring?

Nope. Did it for my own sake, really.

He'll be fine, Sam.

Have a draw, son.

Feel the weight.

Hold it.

No shake at all.

Strong lad.

Howay then, son. Let's go.

All right. All right.

I'll see you tonight.

- Lives are at stake. - Cheers, lads.

- Go on, Jamie! - Good luck, Spike.

Glad you're getting on now, Spike.

Go on, Spike!

You go well, lad.

This is from Mum.

- Thanks, Betty. - Your big party tonight,

our Spike. Don't be late!

Bring him back safe, yeah?

Come on, Jamie!

Look after him, Jamie!

Good luck, Spike.

All right, Jacob.

Look at that, Spike.

You got the whole leadership committee.

You just smile and be polite.

Had to see you off.

We're all excited for you.

Even though you know I feel he's a bit young.

Fourteen or fifteen is more in keeping with practice.

He's ready, Jenny.

Go on, lad.

You know the rules of our community, Spike.

If you leave, you can come back.

But if you don't come back,

no one is permitted to go and find you.

There are no rescues. No exceptions.

It was something we learned the hard way...

On account of all the people we lost in the past.

So once you walk onto that mainland,

you're on your own. You understand?

Yes, Jenny.

You seen anything this morning, Ant?

Nothing.

Fully quiet.

All clear?

All clear.

Open up for them.

Good lad.

Mind how you go, lads. Don't miss the tide.

Seven, six, eleven, five,

nine-and-twenty mile today

Four, eleven, seventeen,

thirty-two the day before

Boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up and down again!

There's no discharge in the war!

So, what's this, Spike?

It's the causeway.

Talk us through it.

It's the only way to the mainland.

But we can only get here in low tide.

In high tide, the sea covers it.

Can we swim it in high tide?

No. The sea has a current.

It'll push us past the island and pull us out to sea,

and we'll drown.

Don't, don't, don't,

don't look at what's in front of you...

Boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up and down again

Men, men, men, men,

men go mad with watchin' em...

We'll have four hours before high tide.

Are we doing this?

Can't go back now, Dad.

Why?

Everyone'll think I'm soft.

Aye, they will.

Can't have that, can we?

Come on, then.

Count, count, count,

count the bullets in the bandoliers.

If your eyes drop,

they will get atop of you!

Boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up and down again

There's no discharge in the war!

This is where we get all the fuel.

You'll be working here one day.

Ain't so bad by day

because o' company,

But night brings long

strings o' forty thousand million

Boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up and down again.

It's so big.

If we kept walking,

would we get to a place where you can't see the sea?

Wey aye.

You'll walk for days or weeks without seeing the coast.

There's nothing out there, Spikey.

Nowhere to aim for.

There's other villages.

Aye, but none have anything we don't have.

And we stay out the towns and villages.

I have marched

- six weeks... - Howay.

In hell an' certify

It is not fire,

devils, dark, or anything,

but boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up an' down again.

Try, try, try...

try to think of something different

Oh, my God,

keep me from going lunatic!

Boots, boots, boots, boots,

moving up and down again!

There's no discharge in the war!

There, look, look, look, look, look, look.

Slow-low.

Not fast.

Doesn't mean they aren't dangerous.

And if there's one visible,

probably a couple more in the trees.

Your bow

isn't strong enough for the chest.

You need to hit it right in the neck.

Okay, Dad.

You scared?

Only a little bit.

Are you?

No. I'm good.

You like this range?

I think so.

Let's go get your first kill.

Get him in your sight.

Calculate for wind.

All right.

He's yours.

Anything that comes out after him is mine.

Send when ready.

Send it.

Dad!

Get in here! Hey!

Beautiful kill, Spike.

You feel good?

Yeah, I think so.

Aye, you should.

I'm proud of ya.

Now come on, we gotta move.

The screaming would have alerted

the other infected in the area.

Go on. Let's keep going.

They're amazing.

They're beautiful.

Here.

Check this out.

Good lad.

Shit.

It's always worth looking around for summat useful.

People would have searched this place a hundred times,

but you never know.

Fuckin' hell.

Oh.

Are these useful?

Nah. Got plenty of that.

But this is.

What is it?

A frisbee.

You never seen a frisbee before?

Aw, it's great.

You're gonna love it.

Come here, son.

Don't look away, Spike.

- Dad, please. - Spike!

Do as I tell ya.

There's a lesson for you here.

What happened to him?

Looks like he got tied up and left for the infected.

And now he's infected.

He's infected?

Aye.

Why would anyone do that?

Maybe a punishment.

Maybe a warning.

There are strange people on the mainland.

Roaming.

That's why our home is so precious.

Is that the lesson?

No.

Kill it.

The more you kill, the easier it gets.

Don't feel bad about it.

The infection takes away their minds.

It's got no mind, it's got no soul.

Spike.

Kill the bloody thing.

Kill it!

What are you waiting for, Spike?

Now, son!

Spike, finish it!

For Christ's sake, Spike, fuckin' kill it!

Good lad.

Head. Heart.

Draw...

Release.

There's another kill here if we're lucky.

Come on.

Oh.

This wasn't slow-lows.

This were the fast ones, Spikey.

You smell that?

It's the intestines.

I weirdly like it.

Dad.

Dad.

What?

An Alpha did that.

This way, Spike. Come on.

Spike! Move it!

We're going back?

Aye. Got your kills, that's what we came for.

Won't it look like we left early?

Don't talk, Spikey. Just keep your eyes peeled.

Looks clear.

Let's go.

Stay really still.

Alpha.

Fuck.

Get back to the trees.

Get back, let's go.

Dad!

Let's go!

Move, move.

Keep moving. Let's go, let's go!

Here, defense. Get your breath back.

I'll take the first,

- you take the second. - Yeah.

Slow your breathing.

Slow it down.

Shit!

Go! Move, move, move!

Just go!

Fuck!

Right, two-man drill. Defense!

Right. Shoot!

Head and heart. Head and heart, Spike.

Get in there.

Go up!

- Go on, son! - Come on, Dad!

Where?

Shit.

Da, what...?

The loft! Check the loft!

Oi. Come here.

Go on.

I can't get back up.

- Oh, fuck. - Dad! Dad!

Push!

Oh, fuck.

Fuckin' hell.

Mind your backs, boys.

Coming through!

Tea time.

Tea time. Well done today.

Great stuff.

Chop chop before it gets dark.

It's waitin'.

Alphas aren't like the others.

Not just bigger. Smarter.

What are we gonna do?

Well, we're not fighting it.

I've got no arrows left.

And anyway...

I've seen it take a dozen hits to drop one of those things.

So, we'll wait, too.

I'm really sorry, Dad.

What? What about?

This is all my fault.

- I couldn't hit anything. - What are you talking about?

I tried but I was too scared. And I kept missing.

What are you talking about? This is not your fault.

And you kept shooting.

I've seen adults who canna get an arrow in the bow,

they're shaking so hard.

Not you. Hey, hey, hey...

Spike, you did well.

Honestly.

We're gonna miss the low tide.

Yeah. Yeah. Aren't we?

There'll be another.

Hey, look out to sea.

Here.

Just there.

Quarantine patrol.

Probably French.

Dad...

What's that?

Fire.

Something's burning?

Yeah.

Something.

Is it another village?

Nope.

What is it then?

I don't know. I've never been there.

Does it always burn?

I just said I've never been there, Spike.

Spike.

Spike.

There she is.

Spike, I'm drowning.

Get out! We gotta get out!

Oh, fucking hell.

Get up! Get up, Spike!

- Get your bum down. - Wake up, we've gotta move!

It's all right, son. It's all right.

Aah! Fuckin' hell!

What happened?

Old building.

I dunno. Chimney fuckin' died on us.

The noise will bring 'em.

We gotta move.

Is it low tide? It'll be low enough.

We move fast but quiet.

If you see the Alpha, just run straight

for the causeway and over it. All right?

You stop for nothing! Go on!

- Where will you be? - Right behind you.

No sign of the Alpha.

It's still high tide.

Only just.

The water will be shallow. But we can make it.

Shin-deep. We're good. All right.

Take your boots off.

Aye. Line up the gates.

That's our path.

It's okay. Just breathe.

Here. Let's go.

You go first.

Go on, son.

How about that day, Spike, eh?

First time to the mainland.

First kill. First run-in with the infected.

Saw an Alpha!

And missed the tide.

I've got so much to tell Mum when we get back.

Dad.

Run, Spike!

Run!

Go! Go, keep going!

Keep moving!

- Oh! Oh, God! Get up! - Dad, I can't!

- I can't! - Spike! Get up, now!

Spike, go! Go, go, Spike!

Fucking go!

I can't!

Yes, you can!

Oh, shit!

Incoming!

Open up!

Help! Jenny! Jenny!

Wakey, wakey! Up, up, up!

Incoming!

- Wakey, wakey, boys. - Ant, who is it?

- Everyone up! Eyes on! - Form up, boys! Get ready!

Eyes on, eyes on! Incoming!

Alpha!

Open up! Fucking open up!

Alpha! Alpha!

Fuckin' Alpha, get that light on!

Keep the fuckin' light on him!

Fire! Get down!

Go, go, go, go, Spike! Go, go.

Keep that fuckin' light on him.

Load it, load it, load it!

Oh, fuck. This is it, Spike.

Breathe!

Shit! Oh!

Open up!

Jenny! Open the fucking gate!

Wait.

No, fucking open up!

Fuck's sake!

- Wait. - No.

- Fuckin' hell, Jenny! - Please, please.

- We're fuckin' good. - Wait.

Look at me fuckin' eyes,

- we're clean. - Wait.

Look at him.

- Look at his eyes! - Jenny.

- He's clean! We're clean! - Jenny, please.

All right, open up, let them in.

Go. Go.

Spike! Spike! Spike! Spike! Spike! Spike!

Hey!

There were 25, 'bout 30 yards.

Tall grass. Wind.

And where does that arrow go?

Right through his fuckin' neck!

That fat bastard, he stands up

and lets out one of them girly screams...

and then drops like a sack of fuckin' shite.

Next thing, we've got eight fuckin' infected...

Dad, swearing.

Running right at us!

I'm thinking, "Oh, shit, here we go."

Benny Big Bollocks here is just fuckin' taking shots.

- No, I kept missing 'em. - Nah, you didn't.

He's humble. Our humble Spike.

The fuckin' giant killer!

Go on. Go on, go.

I gotta go.

In here.

Go on, Rosey.

What... What are you... What are you taking us here for?

Oop.

Oh, Rosey.

Oh, fuck.

Oh, Rosey.

Oh.

Spike.

I didn't expect to see you until past midnight.

Just came to see me mum.

How was she? She all right?

She's better than all right.

We were up and about.

We walked to the fields.

She's got a lotta life in her when she's not having a turn.

But what about your day? Eh?

More to the point.

Dad's made it out to be something it's not.

Like what?

Like I'm a hero.

I expect you are, to him.

Just feels like he's lying.

So what did happen out there?

- I shot one of the fat ones. - Ah.

It was hardly moving.

But then we got chased by some of the fast ones,

and I couldn't hit a thing.

Then we just hid until it got dark.

I was just scared.

Felt sick.

I wanted to be home with me mum.

Your dad probably felt the same.

Tell you what, though, never seen so much land.

- Mm. - It was so big.

What did you see?

Well, hills...

Forests...

And a fire.

A fire?

I wonder if you saw old Kelson.

Didn't imagine he was still alive.

Was it southwest?

Christ. That'll be Kelson.

Believe it or not,

he used to be my GP

some 30 year back.

- What's a GP? - A doctor.

- A doctor? - Aye.

Had his practice just outside Whitley Bay.

Dad said that he didn't know what the fire was.

And he says all the real doctors are dead.

That's why no one knows what's wrong with Mum.

Just feels like he's lying about everything.

Nah. You know what?

He probably didn't wanna spook you.

Dr. Kelson is...

odd.

How is he odd?

What's so special about the fire?

If your dad doesn't wanna talk about it,

I don't think I should.

Why don't you go back to your party? Eh?

I'm fine here wi' your mum.

No.

You go.

I'll look after her now.

Okay.

Got ya.

They're all lying, Mum.

Spike, will you go to the shops for us?

I need some Nurofen.

Nurofen?

It's me head. It's just...

Never mind. It doesn't matter.

Hello!

We're up here, love.

Well, that was some party.

Absolute carnage.

You look...

You look like you've been

dragged through a hedge backwards.

Maybe I did.

I woke up in a wheat field.

And where did you disappear to, Spikey?

Looked around and the guest of honor had vanished.

Just came home.

Hey, giant-killer.

I'll make some breakfast.

What's going on, Spike?

Why didn't you tell us there was a doctor

that could see Mum?

Doctor?

We don't have a doctor.

Haven't had a doctor here in forever.

Dr. Kelson, Dad.

The fire. On the mainland.

Who've you been talking to?

So he is a doctor.

Was it Sam?

Bloody fool.

Putting ideas in your head.

He's not a doctor, Spike.

Maybe he once was. Years ago.

But he's long since gone insane.

What do you mean?

Is he a doctor or not?

Before you were born,

we used to forage.

But it got harder, you know,

so you'd have to travel further.

And one day, it took a group of us close to Kelson's.

Right?

Aye. 500 yards out,

we started to smell death.

Now understand, we were well used to that smell.

Back then, the dead were everywhere.

But this...

this was totally different.

This stench was like...

it was like a wall.

You could touch it.

And we got to the brow of this hill,

and we looked down...

I've never seen anything like it.

Corpses.

Hundreds.

Just arranged in lines.

Men, women, children.

And in the middle, was this fire.

Stood by it, was Kelson.

For some unfathomable purpose,

he'd dragged all the bodies there.

And a few seconds later,

he turned around and he looked right at us

and he waved.

Casually, like, "Hey. Wanna come down, lads?"

Yeah. We turned and ran.

And in 15 years,

none of us have been back.

Like I said.

Insane.

Oh, fuck.

Do you want Mum to die?

'Course I don't.

Ah, Spike, what sort of question is that?

What's really wrong with her?

I don't know.

Is she dying?

I don't know.

I think she's dying.

And so do you.

If she dies,

are you gonna be with Rosey?

Watch your mouth.

What would her Davey think about that?

I said, watch your bloody mouth!

Son...

Jamie!

Spike!

Oh, it's pounding, Spike. Pounding.

I know, Mum. I'm sorry.

Need some water, love? I'll go get you some.

Get the fuck away from us.

"From us"?

You heard us.

Just go away, Dad.

There's a fire!

There's a... Run!

Fuckin' smoke, look. Ant, Mark!

- There's a fire! - Go, go, go on! Go on!

There's fire in the main barn!

You've got to go!

I can't leave the gate, Spike.

You have to.

That's why they sent me.

I'll be on the siren. But you've gotta go now.

They need every man, they said!

- Go! - For fuck's sake.

Hurry. Go. Fuckin'...

Keep your eyes on the horizon.

And stay on that siren!

Gonna get more water!

Fetch more water!

Fire!

Get more water. Go!

Fire!

Come on, Mum. Let's go.

Get water! Water!

Get some more water from the sea!

Where are we going?

The beach.

And the fields.

- We're going to the beach? - Yeah.

This is the mainland.

Yeah.

But we can't...

We can't be on the mainland.

It's too dangerous. It's...

- It's okay, Mum. - No.

- I know how to keep us safe. - No, no, no, this isn't right.

It's not right. Where's...?

Jamie?

Where's...

Where's Dad?

- Dad's not here. - Then we...

Then we have to go back now. Back home.

We have to run, or we...

Mum...

We can't go back. Tide's in.

Oh, God.

Going to see a doctor.

What? A doctor?

- A real doctor. - No.

From the old days.

Something wrong with you, Mum.

The doctor's gonna make you better.

Okay?

Okay.

Okay, Mum.

We'll stop here for the night.

We'll stay there.

Is your dad silly?

- Dad? - Yeah.

Silly with ya. Jokey.

Your granddad was so silly.

You wouldn't believe how much.

Everyone else thought he was so serious...

but around me, he was daft.

Is your dad like that...

you know, when it's just the two of you?

No.

Just wanting to make sure you're tough enough.

Like him.

You know, when I look in your face...

I see your granddad's eyes.

It's nice.

Exactly.

You should get some sleep.

I'm gonna stay awake. Keep watch.

Okay, Dad.

What?

What happened?

I don't know.

Here.

Gotta go.

Oh, look.

The Angel.

Do you remember the first time you showed me the angel, Dad?

We drove near here.

Left the car.

We walked until we spotted it rising over the treetops.

You said it would stand like this forever.

Like the pyramids. Or Stonehenge.

So when you look at it, you...

You're seeing into the future. Do you remember that day?

I couldn't have been more than, what, seven or eight?

Us two are real-life time travelers, you said.

Fallen into the future.

And I got...

I got scared.

Because I thought you were being serious

and we really had.

How many hundreds of years have we fallen this time?

Is it thousands or more?

Mum?

Spike.

Your nose is bleeding again.

Keep still.

Don't move.

Keep still.

No, no, no!

Wait! Don't blink!

You're fine.

Shit. Come on, Mum!

Keep going, Mum!

Don't stop!

Run! Run!

Don't stop, Mum! Get in!

Go, Mum, go!

Get inside! Get inside!

Get inside!

Fuck! Fuck!

Go! In! Get in!

Spike, I can't breathe.

Spike, it's gas!

- Can't breathe! - No, Mum!

- No, Mum! - Don't...

Get off her!

Spike...

Spikey!

Get off her!

Get down! Now!

Go on!

What happened?

Benzene.

Vaporized.

Built up over the years.

Oh.

I'm Spike.

And this is me mum.

I'm Erik.

What's wrong with her?

I don't know.

I'm taking her to a doctor.

Right.

What happens now?

What do you mean?

Well, you live here, don't you?

On this fucking island. You're a... You're a native.

- A native? - Hey,

what the fuck happens now?

Do more infected come?

I don't know. Probably.

They would've heard the noise.

Of course, they'll come.

The barsark will come. They'll rip

our fucking heads off. Do you understand?

- You're not from here. - Will you shut her up, please?

Wait, where are you from?

I'm from Sweden, now can you make her shut up?

- She can't help it. - She... She can't help it?

You can't help me?

Why the fuck did I help you, huh?

I could've saved my bullets!

I gotta get outta here.

- I'm gonna leave. - Well, you can go.

I'm not leaving her.

Thank you, Daddy.

Jesus Christ. Can this get any more fucked up?

Fuck's sake.

My best friend from school is a delivery driver.

You don't know what a delivery driver is.

He, um,

delivers packages.

You know, people order stuff online.

I bet you don't know what online is.

Uh, it doesn't matter.

He's a... He's a driver.

And I told him...

you're wasting your life, Felix.

You only get one life, and you're pissing it away.

And he said...

"Yeah, what are you gonna do, fuck nuts?"

So I joined the navy...

to prove a point.

Now who's pissing away their life, huh?

I don't understand what you're saying.

I'm saying I should have been a delivery driver.

Right now, I'd be stuck in traffic somewhere...

or driving too fast down a narrow street or something.

Then why are you here?

My fucking boat sank.

We were patrolling on the east coast of Scotland

and we hit something.

Scotch on the rocks.

Doesn't matter.

Few of us found a life raft.

We didn't wanna make it to shore, obviously,

but the wind blew us.

Eight of us made it to land. Now I'm the only one left.

Will you be rescued?

You do know the whole island is in quarantine, right?

What do you think the patrol boats are for?

Well, I know there's a quarantine.

But I thought it was only for us.

Quarantine is for any poor fucker

who puts one toe on this island.

You hit land, you never leave.

You can come to my town.

After I take my mum to the doctor.

Yeah, where is this doctor?

There.

Not far.

"Not far"?

Hey, hey, you try carrying your mother around for a bit.

I'm gonna take a break.

First meal in a day and a half.

Have another.

Seem to really like apples.

Yeah.

One percent.

No signal.

What's that?

Soon, it's a brick.

But for a few more moments it's...

something like a radio.

But with photos.

Do you have radios?

Do you have photos?

Some people have old ones.

There. Take a look at that.

That's a new one.

It's my fiancee.

Or ex...

I guess.

What's wrong with her face?

What do you mean?

She looks weird.

You're weird.

She's gorgeous. What's wrong with you?

Tsk. I know what it is.

There's this girl in my town who has the same thing.

Thing?

She's allergic to shellfish.

So, if she eats scallops, then her whole mouth

- gets dead fat and swells up. - Give me that.

Yeah, there it goes.

Don't hook up with Felix.

Dad...

I'm cold.

Why does she call you "Dad"?

That's weird.

I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of inbreeding

around these parts...

but this seems unlikely.

She's just confused.

She wasn't always like this.

Most of the time she's just like she always was.

Who's like she always was?

You, Mum.

Oh.

Who are you?

I'm Erik.

And this is your father, Spike.

What?

- He's just being silly, Mum. - He's being a dick.

Mum!

Sorry.

He saved our lives.

I know a dick when I see one.

God, remind me where we're going, again?

The doctor.

Right. Okay.

Well, let's go.

Mum...

She can walk?

Why do they get so huge?

The barsark.

Well, Sam says, on some...

the infection kinda works like steroids.

Yeah?

I mean, I don't know what steroids are.

I'm guessing that's what turns them Alpha.

Alpha. You make them sound like stock brokers.

Or fucking Wall Street guys.

What?

You know what barsark is? Barsark is better.

It's like...

Crazy fucking Viking warrior. You know?

I'm actually a Viking.

Maybe if I get infected, I'll turn into one.

What the fuck was that?

I don't know.

No, no, no. Hey, hey! Where are you going?

I'm not leaving her.

Hey!

Mum!

Mum!

- Spike, wait! - Oh, fuck.

Mum, what are you doing?

Stop! Don't touch her.

Fucking shit! Holy fuck, shit.

What are you doing? Fucking drop her.

Cut it, Spike.

Spike, cut it.

Right. Where?

Here.

No fucking way.

- Water. - Yeah. Here.

What the actual fuck?

Wash your hands.

What the fuck?

You're all insane.

Here. Well done, Spike.

Right.

Put it down.

Put it down!

- It's a baby. - It's a fucking zombie baby!

Just put it down.

We can't let these fuckers breed.

We need to kill it!

It's a little girl.

Put it on the fucking ground!

- She doesn't look infected. - She's not infected.

If you don't put it on the ground right now...

- Look at her eyes! - I'll kill you both!

- She's not infected. - I'll kill all of you!

You got five seconds.

- Five! - Get up, Mum. Move!

Four!

Three!

No!

No!

Alpha.

Move, Mum!

- Move! - Yeah. Right.

Shit.

Run, Mum!

Mum! Get off the train!

Mum! Run to the smoke!

Keep running!

Fuck.

Morphine, xylazine.

It's extremely fast-acting.

Excuse my appearance. I paint myself in iodine.

It's an excellent prophylactic.

The virus doesn't like iodine at all.

Oh.

Think I'll take this, Samson.

Let... Let go.

I call this one Samson.

He's lived in the area a good three years now.

I usually

keep my distance from him, of course.

Sir...

"Sir."

Oh.

Such good manners. Huh.

Are you Dr. Kelson?

I am.

I'm Spike, and this is me mum, Isla.

Spike, Isla.

And this is a baby.

We need your help.

Come on, then.

We need to go before he wakes up.

What's that?

I've been...

I've been waiting almost

13 years for someone to ask that question.

I often thought I would die here alone...

of age or starvation or violence...

never having had the chance to reply.

Do you know the words "Memento Mori"?

No.

It's Latin. Ironically, it's a dead language.

It means "Remember Death."

Remember you must die.

This helps to keep them out.

There were so many dead.

Infected and non-infected alike.

Because they are alike.

Here, careful.

Every skull is a set of thoughts.

These sockets saw.

And these jaws spoke and swallowed.

This is a monument to them.

A temple.

- Sorry, sorry. - Oh. Don't worry.

No, it's... it's not precious in that way. It's, uh...

The structure is solid

but the bones will fall apart due to...

time, or the elements...

or Spike's hand.

The Memento Mori is...

is actualized.

Do you know this man?

His name was Erik.

He saved our lives.

All right, let's find Erik a home.

Keep going, that's good.

Good lad.

Alas, poor Erik.

Choose a place for him.

Very nice. Well done, Spike.

The baby is a newborn.

It was from an infected.

But she's not infected.

We took her from the mother.

How interesting. The magic of the placenta.

I'd wondered if that might happen.

But she'll need milk.

Water will keep her alive for a few days at most.

Is that why you came to see me?

The baby?

No.

Take your right forefinger,

put it on your nose...

and from there, try and touch my forefinger here.

Okay.

Isla, it would be helpful if I could check your breasts...

and under your arms. Is that okay?

Is that tender?

Your feelings of confusion...

do they feel like episodes?

Phases? Or does it feel more constant?

It was waves, but...

I think the tide's coming in.

I asked you to remember a word.

Yes.

Do you remember what it was?

A word...

Isla...

I have no diagnostic equipment...

and I can't take a biopsy.

But from what I can observe, I think you have cancer.

It may have spread from your brain to your body,

or your body to your brain.

Either way, it has metastasized.

It explains your symptoms, and, I'm afraid...

the masses on your breasts and lymph nodes.

I... I am very sorry.

When I'm confused, I know I'm confused.

I feel surprised at meself, when I...

you know, when I say strange things.

But I say them anyway.

But not all of me is confused.

I thought it might be cancer.

Didn't know how to tell you, Spike.

I was too scared.

I needed someone else to tell you, but no one did.

I don't understand.

Are you saying you can't make me mum better?

I wish I could. But I'm afraid it's not possible.

What does that mean?

Is she gonna die? Is the cancer gonna kill her?

Yes.

When?

It's hard to say.

Soon.

Will it hurt her?

Spikey, me love.

Already hurts.

This can't be happening.

Doctor, please, please. You must be able to help her.

You need a medicine. One...

One of the old medicines from the hospitals.

If you tell us where one was I can...

- I can go, and I can get it. - Spike. Spike. Listen to me.

Just tell us, please.

There is no medicine that can cure her.

Doctor... Doctor, please.

It was so hard to get here.

- So hard to find you. - Spike, come here.

Now he's saying we can't help it.

- Mum. - Come on. Come on.

- Mum... - Should've told ya.

Should've told ya.

Please...

Spike.

The doctor can't make me better,

but he can help me.

I don't understand.

I do.

I want you to try and always remember that.

I understand.

Mum. Mum?

You're all right. You're all right.

Mum. Mum.

Shh. Just rest. It's okay.

Hey.

Look who it is.

Spike...

Memento Mori.

What did it mean?

Remember we must die.

And it's true.

There are many kinds of death...

and some are better than others.

The best are peaceful.

Where we leave each other in love.

You love your mother.

I love her.

And Isla, you love Spike.

So much. Mm.

Memento Amoris.

Remember you must love.

Isla.

Come.

Stay here with the baby.

- Mum? - Love ya, Spike.

Mum?

Spike.

Find a place for her.

The best one of all.

Mum.

Love you, Mum.

Get in! Hurry!

Stay down.

Stay still.

Thank you, Spike.

I think...

I think it's time for you and the baby...

to go home.

Yeah.

That's it. There.

It's all right, darling.

Dad.

I'm okay.

You don't need to look for me.

I'll come back when I'm ready.

I wanna keep walking...

until I can't see the sea.

We found Dr. Kelson.

He's not insane.

He's a kind man.

A baby?

Come on! Yeah.

The baby's from an infected...

but she's not.

She's okay.

She was left just outside the gates.

Please be kind to her.

Her name is Isla.

No!

Spike!

Spike!

Fuck.

Oh!

Wonderful shot.

It was real poetry.

Though, I think there's a few too many coming now.

Even for a fine young warrior like yourself.

Would you mind if we stepped in?

It would be our pleasure.

All right.

Hold.

Hold.

Fucking go.

Howzat?

Howzat!

Hello.

My name's Jimmy.

Let's be pals.