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Right.

I understand that, sir,

but there are so many variables that come into play

in a market like this.

If you'd like, we can explore

shifting what's left in your 401K into a

I see.

Yes, sir.

I know Christmas is coming.

No, I understand.

Look, Mr. Dean, I'm sorry.

I really am sorry.

I spread the investment risk as wide as I could.

Just the unfortunate state of the economy.

We're all dealing

Hello?

Mr. Dean?

Shit.

Did you lose him?

Ugh, candy canes taste like shit.

Hey.

It's not your fault.

Oh, no? Whose fault is it, then?

I never even met this guy.

I just moved around some numbers.

Now he's screwed.

Yeah, well, everyone's screwed, so stop moping.

Maybe I should have taken today off.

Yeah, well, then you would have missed your chance.

What do you mean?

What?

Today's her last day.

She's quitting?

That's what I hear.

- No. - Yeah.

So don't be a bitch, and go ask her out.

I tried that already.

I made an ass out of myself.

Right, 'cause you couldn't say the word "date."

What did you call it again?

I asked her if she wanted to meet up for a gathering.

A gathering what is she, a wizard?

I don't know why I said that.

Does she carry a wand next to her purse?

It justit just came out.

That's rough.

You did; you made an ass of yourself.

Thanks, pal.

Welcome.

Come on, come on, come on.

I'm messing with you. Go talk to her.

- I can't. - Why can't you?

Because I left my balls at home.

No, not again.

Yep, left 'em right there on my dresser.

Right next to your nightgown?

Yeah, right next to it.

In fact, it's probably covering them a little,

keeping them warm.

That's good.

Like, uh, like a male penguin.

- Like a male penguin? - Yes.

I don't know what that means.

That's fine.

I'll see you Monday.

What about the Christmas party?

Eh.

"Eh." Don't give me "eh."

It's gonna be a good time.

Yeah, nothing says good time like streamers.

And bitches.

Streamers and bitches, that's what it's all about.

That is life, David.

Sometimes it's all about going home.

Well, you said you'd give me a ride.

It's crazy, Corey:

there's all those yellow cars out there with the signs on top.

If you give them some money,

they'll take you wherever you want to go.

- Get out of here. - No, I swear.

- Cool. That's cool. - Cool.

Look, point is, if you leave now,

you're gonna blow it with her forever.

Life's about choices, man, and one bad one

can ruin every good one you ever made.

You had to have read that somewhere.

No, I don't read.

All right. I'll have one drink.

That's what I'm talking about.

It's going to be a good night, bro.

I can feel it.

I'm gonna go smoke a joint in the break room.

Guys, aren't those really cool boots he has?

I want to get a pair like that.

Never.

Thank you, thank you. All right, tell him.

Um, all right, all right.

So I purposely order the pizza,

like, three minutes before midnight.

- On New Year's Eve? - Yeah.

What's everyone doing for New Year's this year?

Who gives a shit? I'm not done with my story.

It's gonna be Easter by the time you are.

You know, ever since you grew facial hair, Jerry,

you're like a different person

a different person that I don't like.

Where was I?

You were talking about the pizza and then

Right, right, right.

So anyway, three minutes passes, the ball drops,

it's officially the new year,

and, lo and behold, 10 minutes later,

there's a knock on the door.

And it's the point of the story finally showing up.

Good one. Another good one from Jerry.

It's just, uh, you've got a word count today, Jerry.

It's like you got to get to a certain level.

So it isit's the pizza guy, and I say to him,

"You better not be charging me for this.

I mean, I ordered the damn thing last year."

All right.

So did you end up paying him?

What? Luke?

The pizza, did you pay for it?

No, I heard you the first time.

I was saying "what" for emphasis.

I feel like you're not even following along now.

All right, anyway...

I

Oh, shit, man. Sorry.

Sorry. Sorry, my bad.

Hey, I'll just get some napkins over here.

Luke, what's going on, man?

What? I feel like you're not here.

Oh, hey, Emily.

Hi, David.

Uh, do you want something?

Oh, no, I was just leaving, actually.

Yeah, I heard that.

You heard I was leaving?

Oh, no, Corey told me you got a job at a NPO or something?

Oh, right. No, I did.

I meant, I was leaving the... whatever.

- Well, congratulations. - Thanks.

- Yeah. - Thanks.

You needed a change, I guess. Yeah.

Yeah, I guess I've gone about as far as I can handle in finance.

- Yeah, I know how that is. - Yeah.

Well, um...

This is a fun party.

Yeah, it's cool.

Yeah, it's really fun.

Um...

Okay.

I better get going then.

Yeah, well, it's... good seeing you.

And you.

Thanks for the drink.

Or the offer.

I already have...

Well, maybe I'll catch you later or something.

All right.

Okay, bye.

Bye.

"Maybe I'll catch you later."

Hmm, that was pretty cool.

Emily!

Hey, you forgot your hat.

Oh, you have a...

Yeah, that's not mine.

Shit, did I just steal a hat?

I think you might have.

Well, consider it a going-away present

from whoever it is that owns it.

I'm really not going that far, you know.

My office is only, like, a few blocks uptown, so...

Do you want to grab lunch sometime?

- Oh. - Oh.

Oh, it's cool. I understand.

I just...

No, no, no, I would. Sorry.

I think I'm nervous. I...

Nervous? About what?

About this, about us talking.

- Really? - Yeah.

Well, we've talked plenty of times before.

Yeah, at work.

You call me at my desk

and ask me about a balance sheet,

but that was it.

I never cared about the balance sheets.

Really?

Yeah.

Damn it, I keep missing them.

Hey, why don't I just give you a ride home?

You know what?

I live really far out of the city.

It's really far away.

No, come on, it's freezing out here,

and I'll just give you a ride, okay?

That would be great. Thank you.

You're welcome.

So I'll meet you here in, like, a minute.

Okay, I'll be right here.

Oh, David, you should probably return that hat.

Oh, you don't like purple on me?

I'll be back in a second.

Did you know that tequila is a superfood,

like blueberries?

Hey, uh, I'm taking off, so have a good weekend, guys.

Already? We're taking shots.

Yeah, I'm giving Emily a ride home.

See, and you didn't even want to come tonight.

Well, I'll see you guys on Monday.

Good luck, man.

Congrats, playboy.

Hey, thanks there, Luke.

What are you doing?

What do you mean, what am I doing?

We're leaving.

Yeah, well, I'm leaving.

Yeah, and you're my ride home.

Can't you just take a cab?

Uh, I don't have any more cash on me.

Here.

Any of you guys have any cash I can borrow?

I'll just go with you right now.

I told you, I'm going to give Emily a ride home.

So just drop me off on the way.

Corey. It'll take 10 minutes.

You live, like, 20 minutes the other way.

You're not going to make me walk, right?

All right. Let's go.

Okay. I'm just gonna...

See you guys.

I'm going to make sure this isn't poisonous, so...

Jerry, you might want to close your legs

because I can see your vagina.

Oh, it is?

Um, check under my seat.

No? What about...

Check under the table.

- Is that good? - Yeah, that's good.

Yeah, yeah, it's a BlackBerry.

Yeah? Bang-bang-bang.

Um, leave it on my desk, yeah?

Just leave it on my desk, Jerry.

Don't look at my photos. Hello?

He found it? Yeah.

Jerry's on drugs again, man. For sure.

Remember when he was drinking codeine cough syrup?

Yeah, that was so funny.

Remember we called him "Little Wayne"

for, like, eight months?

'Cause he was like, all on that sizzurp, just getting drunk.

Your battery's dead, by the way.

Here, let me see.

- Dude. - My bad.

My bad.

I'm sorry, by the way.

For what?

I realize we're going out of the way.

Oh, it's fine, honestly.

I'm enjoying the company.

It's true, I am good company.

Starving.

I'm so hungry, you know what I'm saying?

Um, that you're hungry? Yeah, we heard you.

So riddle me this:

um, what's good with getting food?

It's after midnight.

And what am l, a gremlin?

Yes.

Thanks, I appreciate that, Emily, in a big way.

Dude, eat at home.

Um, I don't have anything at home.

And let's just stop somewhere. It's not a big deal.

Corey, nothing's open.

What about that pizza spot?

It's open right now. It's right near here.

It serves slices till 2:00.

Yeah, I kind of want to bring Emily home.

Okay, l-I want you to bring Emily home

I'm gonna preface with that.

I just really need to eat something

'cause I have low blood sugar, I'm dyslexic,

and I just think that if I eat,

this third-wheel shenanigans would end right after.

Dude, you're killing me right now.

I'm sorry about him.

No, it's fine.

That's cool.

I need to stop at an ATM, by the way.

Just use your debit card.

Okay, I can't use my debit card

'cause they only take cash.

Unless you want to spot me.

All right, where's the ATM?

All right, we're here.

This is what we're doing?

You needed an ATM, right?

I-yeah.

Apparently, I need a walk too.

You're punishing me? He's punishing me.

Okay. All right.

Emily, do you need, like, a deposit slip

or anything related to banking?

I'm good, Corey.

Okay.

- What? - Nothing, dude.

I'm sorry about him.

I'll make sure he's fast at the pizza place.

Oh, I don't mind.

They actually make pretty decent pizza.

They have, like, a mushroom and garlic that's good

that I've had a few times before.

And then they also have, like, a pepperoni that's good.

And...

I'm sorry; I don't know why I'm telling you all this shit.

I thought I was the nervous one.

What are you talking about? I'm notI'm not nervous.

Oh, no? "I'll catch you later."

Okay, that was...

I was a little nervous then, but...

But I liked it. It's cute.

What's that?

Oh, that's nothing.

Oh, yeah?

"Protect me, my passengers, and all who pass by

with a steady hand and a watchful eye."

Aww.

It's stupid. I don't even know how I got it.

It justI think it came with the car or something.

It's nice. I like it.

There's nothing wrong with having a little faith.

I like it.

Put it back for you in your car.

What is it now?

You gotta be kidding me.

I'll be right back. I'm sorry.

- What's wrong? - Nothing.

I just didn't want to wait in the car.

I'll just be a second.

Uh, it wouldn't lock, by the way.

Yeah, the clicker thing is broken.

Why are you taking out money?

Corey's card's not working.

Don't embarrass me in front of Emily.

I'm just saying. I'm gonna pay you back.

My magnetic strip's messed up.

I'm freezing.

Pat me for warmth.

All set.

Let's go.

What?

Who the hell is that?

Who gives a shit? Let's go.

Wait.

- For what? - Just wait.

Why's he out there?

Probably waiting to use the ATM.

Well, why didn't he come in, then?

Who cares? I'm freezing. Let's go.

Corey, just wait a second.

Dude is waiting to use the ATM.

It's no big deal.

- Where's his card? - Probably in his wallet.

- What if he wants to rob us? - He's not gonna rob us.

Corey, it's 1:00 in the morning.

Why else would this guy be standing

in the middle of an empty parking lot?

Same reason we're here?

Did he just walk here alone?

I don't know. I don't see a car.

This is retarded. I'm leaving.

What was that?

I don't know. Why did he do that?

Maybe, maybe he thought we werewe were done,

so he could finally come in, you know?

Should we call the police?

No. I think we should.

You know, look, let me just ask him why he's here, then.

Yo! Hey, buddy!

You waiting to use the ATM?

What does he want, then?

Probably our money.

Does he have anything on him?

Can you see?

I don't know. I can't tell.

Are you guys being serious right now?

Who cares about this jerk-off? Let's go.

Says the guy who just got scared back in the booth.

Yeah, whatever.

If we all leave at once, we'll be fine.

He's just watching us.

Maybe he's homeless.

Yeah, he probably is.

So give him a fin, and let's get out of here.

He doesn't look homeless.

What makes someone not look homeless?

When they're that big.

All right, go ahead.

What's he doing?

How's it goin'?

Is there something I can help you with?

Oh!

- Ah! - Oh, shit.

Hey, hey, hey! Hey!

Oh, my God. Oh.

Did you see that?

Shit! Call 911.

Call them!

I don't have my phone.

- Where's your phone? - What?

- Where's your phone? - Um, inin my purse.

- Where's your purse? - Uh, in the car.

Shit.

Don't these things have, like, a panic button or something?

Yeah.

I can't find it.

Uh, what about a hard line?

What do you mean?

I don't know, like an elevator phone

or something that connects

Right, right, right, right!

Shit.

There has to be something

something we can do to get someone's attention.

Who? There's no one else out there.

There was the guy with the dog.

And you saw what happened to him.

Why doesn't he come in here?

I don't know.

Maybe he doesn't have an ATM card.

Why would that stop him?

You need it for the security buzzer, right?

Does the guy with the dog have one?

Has he checked?

How the hell should I know?

No, he hasn't. We have to do something.

Where are my keys?

Here.

Maybe I can get to the car.

- You'll never make it. - You don't know that.

He's right there.

You're not gonna get within 10 feet of it.

We have to do something.

What's he doing?

He's going to my car.

Huh?

Where's he going?

Is he leaving?

No. I can't tell.

Shit, he went around to the back.

Should we go?

I don't know.

Oh! Oh, shit!

Your cell phone... you're positive it's in your purse?

Mm. On the front seat?

- Yes. - No, no, no, no, no.

He's back there.

By the time he gets around the booth,

I'll be halfway to the car.

What about the other half of the way?

He has a gun.

No, he would've shot at us by now.

The glass is probably bulletproof.

No, it's not.

Maybe Corey's right. We should just wait.

It'll be light out soon, and the parking lot

will be filled with people.

No, no, the sun won't be up for hours.

We'll be lucky if we don't freeze to death before then.

This is insane. This is insane.

David, it's too dangerous. Okay?

- What... - Oh, God.

What was that? What happened?

He cut the power.

There's no heat.

He's cut off the heat.

No. No, no, no!

No, no, no!

Shit! Shit.

He's back.

Wait, wait, wait.

Hey, what are you doing?

The glassmaybe there's an alarm on it or something.

But if you break it, then he'll be able to get in.

All right, then, then something elsewhat?

- What about this? - What?

Look.

Okay, stop, stop, stop, stop. Wait.

- What? - Stop, okay?

This thing's gonna have an alarm on it.

Corey, where's your lighter?

I don'tI don't have one.

You guys, it's the cops.

David, it's the cops.

Hey! Hey! Hey!

Hey! Over here!

Shit, what's he doing?

He's turning around!

Hey!

He's driving away.

They don't-they don't see us.

They don't see us!

I'm so cold.

Corey, how much money do you have in the bank?

I don't know. Why?

You're not gonna give that asshole money, are you?

He just killed a guy, Corey.

All right, if you take out 500 too,

maybe 1,000 will be enough.

I told you, my card's not working.

Shit, that's right.

Here. Take these.

Okay.

Wait, if your card's broken,

how did you get in here?

What do you mean?

If the magnetic strip on your card is messed up like you said,

then how did you get past the security buzzer?

Who gives a shit?

Please tell me you're just being cheap.

- What? - Your card works fine, right?

You're just being too cheap to take out money.

Right?

No.

No.

Oh, no.

Okay, I'm gonna toss this to the side of him,

away from the door.

Okay.

If he goes for it, we run the other way,

toward the main road.

- Yeah, okay. - Mm, no.

- What? - What if there's more of 'em?

- What do you mean? - More... more what?

Him.

What if he's not alone?

No one else out there.

You don't know that.

Neither do you.

Emily's right.

It's too risky.

I'll go alone.

No, no, you're not gonna strand us here.

I'm not stranding anybody.

If I make it to the car, then I can go for help.

There's $500 in here,

plus a watch and a pair of earrings.

It's yours, all of it, okay?

Please, just let us go.

We're not gonna tell anyone about this.

We've never even seen your face.

So you can just take this and disappear,

like nothing happened, okay?

Is that okay?

Now, now I'm just gonna toss this to you, and it's yours.

- David, he's coming! - David, he's coming!

- David! - David!

- Hey! - No! David!

Hey!

No, David!

- David, no! - Go! Go!

Come on! Come on!

Are you okay?

You all right?

- He cut the wires. - Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Here, here, here.

Here.

You okay?

Here. You need it.

So do you.

Here.

What is he doing?

What's he doing?

Shit...

Shit.

Ow.

Yeah.

What do you what's back there?

It's cement. Son of a bitch.

Let me see your card.

I took out as much as I could.

I know.

Here.

Uh, what is it?

5908.

5908.5908.

8095.8-0...

8-0...

Wait, you're doing it backwards.

I know. I know.

I remember hearing if you enter your PIN

backwards into the ATM,

it automatically alerts the police.

It's like a panic code in case you're getting robbed.

That's bullshit. It's an urban legend.

How do you know that?

Well, what if your PIN is, like, 4224?

You're screwed.

It's still worth trying, right?

- Yeah. - Come on.

Where did he go?

What, did you see him leave?

No, I just turned around. He wasn't there anymore.

No, but did you actually see him walk away?

Who cares? This could be our only chance.

Let's go.

What if he went out back?

Even if he did, we're less safe in here

than we are out there.

Yeah, well, we're still alive. He's not.

That doesn't mean shit.

Corey.

Please don't.

If he wants to get in here, he can.

He doesn't know that.

He doesn't have to use the door.

He can smash one of these these windows with a rock.

He can drive the damn car right at us.

- Then why hasn't he? - I don't know!

I don't know.

Shit.

It took my card.

Why is he doing this to us?

I don't know.

Maybe we did something to him.

Like what?

What about that guy from work today?

What guy?

That guy who was screaming at you on the phone.

What did you do to him?

Nothing.

Bullshit, nothing.

He lost half his 401K

three days before Christmas, right?

Yeah, I know that, Corey, but this guy isn't him.

- How do you know? - Because I know.

You said it yourself. You've never seen him in person.

No, I haven't, but that guy was in his 60's.

If anything, this guy could be one of the thousands of people

you piss off every day.

You lost his retirement plan?

Emily, this guy isn't doing this

because I lost his money, okay?

If that were the case, why would he just kill

some guy walking his dog?

Doesn't make sense.

It's at least a reason.

Oh, God.

This is all bullshit.

Yeah.

I guess you got it all figured out, then.

I can't feel my fingers.

Neither can I.

I can't...

Here, give me your hands.

Here.

Corey.

Here, rub your hands like that.

Hey.

Hey.

Wait, who's that?

Oh, shit, there's a car.

It's the police.

Waitit's the same one from before.

Okay-okay, as soon as the cop sees us,

we make a run for it, all right?

Yeah.

It's a security guard.

So what?

So he doesn't have a gun.

He can't do shit to stop this guy.

- Where is he? - I don't know.

- Help! - Hey!

- Hey! - Hey, watch out!

What?

You have to call the police!

Are you okay in there?

Watch out someone's out there!

He's trying to kill us!

Jesus.

22 to base

Emily, are you okay?

Emily?

Leave me alone.

Both of you, please just leave me alone.

She's gotta keep moving. I know; I know.

We should still make a run for it.

No. He'll come after one of us.

The others can get away.

Yeah, who's gonna play bait? You?

'Cause I'm sure as hell not going out there again.

Do we have any more plants?

What?

Plants...

I don't know. I thought there were plants.

She's disoriented as hell.

I know.

We can't stay in here much longer.

No shit.

Hey! Hey!

Ooh!

Is he...

What do we do now?

We leave.

We have to call the police.

Yeah. We will.

Let's just get out of here first.

Corey, are you okay?

Hey, hey.

Are you okay?

How is he... How is he...

What did you do?

We didn't do anything.

He was gonna kill us.

Who is it?

I don't know.

But if that's him, who is this?

I don't know! I don't know! I don't know!

I don't know.

What are you doing?

I'm looking for his cell phone or something.

Who is he?

Harold Westbrook.

8 Frederick Street.

What was he doing here?

He was using the ATM.

No. No.

No, hewe don't know shit about this guy.

For all we know, he could be helping that douche bag outside.

He's got a wife and kids.

That could be bullshit.

He was a janitor.

He was just going to work.

You had to make me stop. Couldn't just go home.

Don't you even try to make this my fault.

It is your fault.

Nobody made you stop.

You did. You made me stop.

I didn't make you do anything.

You could've said no.

I did say no. Twice.

But as usual, you didn't give a shit!

It still doesn't make this my fault.

If anything, it's your fault.

My fault? How is this my fault?

Get out of my face.

Fuck you.

Stop it.

Yeah, but you're still the one that did that, right?

Stop it. Stop it.

You did.

Stop it.

Stop it!

You did it too! You killed him.

Get off me!

You did it too!

He's gone again.

He's out there somewhere.

I'm tired of this, man.

I'm tired of this.

I'm tired of this shit.

I'm tired. I'm tired of hiding.

I'm tired of waiting for someone to come save me.

It's the only option we have.

You have, maybe.

What are you gonna do?

I'm gonna get the hell out of here.

That's exactly what he wants you to do.

He's one guy, and there's three of us.

I can't go out there, Corey.

Don't.

You either.

I don't even care anymore.

I don't care you want to stay here and die,

that's your choice, but I'm done with this.

I'm done.

Corey.

Corey...

Please don't go, Corey.

No.

No more waiting.

Enough with the tough Corey!

Corey, get back.

Get back inside.

Corey!

No! No.

No! No, David.

David...

David, you cannot leave me in here.

Corey, look out!

Corey!

No! No, David!

Let go of me!

No, it's too late!

Let me go! It's too late!

Let me go! David!

Please. Please. Please.

Please, please, please!

Please!

This can't be happening.

That hat. I knew it wasn't yours.

I grabbed it off the back of someone's chair.

Oh, yeah? Why?

I was desperate.

For what?

For a way to keep you from leaving.

Yeah?

I wish I'd just let you go.

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

You should be at home right now.

David...

This is all my fault.

It's all of our faults.

We've been in here for hours now,

trying to control what's happening to us, you know?

Waiting for a reason.

And what?

Because we didn't do anything wrong,

we're somehow supposed to be protected?

By who?

The police? Alarms?

Little...

Little, um, visor clips with saints on them?

Still, you shouldn't be here.

I could have taken a cab.

I could have skipped the party.

I could have never worked at Starkweather in the first place,

going back, but I did.

I did. I did all of those things.

And I...

I did a million random things in between.

And added up, my life brought me here tonight with you.

So...

So?

Although, I was just thinking, considering the circumstances,

that lunch might have been a better option.

Oh, my God.

He's alive. Shh!

Come on.

Go! Go!

Here, get him up!

Okay, let's go to the road.

No, we have to get him inside.

Come on.

Corey, Corey hang in there.

There he is! Hurry!

Get the door!

Corey...

Emily... Emily, what are you doing?

I need your help.

Corey-Oh, my God.

Come on, buddy.

That's it, Corey. Come on.

We've got to get him help.

Cover his stomach with something.

- With what? - Anything.

Get me something.

Emily, hurry!

Here, here.

What should I do? What should I do?

I don't know!

- Should I pull it out? - No, no, no, no.

Don't pull it out. That's going to make it worse.

- It's not stopping. - Okay, okay.

Okay. Okay.

Hang in there, buddy. Come on. Come on.

Corey, Corey!

We have to get him to the hospital.

How?

I don't know, but if we don't,

he's going to bleed to death.

I know.

Put pressure on it.

Keep holding it there.

Where are you going?

Just keep holding it there.

Corey...

What are you doing?

It’ll send a signal to the police if it's broken, won't it?

I don't know.

Something in this thing has to.

It's owned by the goddamn bank!

We're locked in.

What's he doing? What's he doing?

Grab him! Emily, help me grab him!

Come on, buddy. Hang in there. Hang in there.

Come on, look at me. Look at me! Look at me!

You're going to be all right.

Oh, my God.

Oh, shit!

Okay, okay...

I need help.

David. David!

Okay.

Let's get him on the shelf.

Right, we're gonna lift on the count of three, ready?

One, two, three.

- Come on! - I can't!

Come on, higher!

I can't! I can't! I can't!

Oh, God. Come on.

Come on. Hey, buddy, hang in there.

Come on. Come on.

All right, we're gonna lift him one more time, okay?

One more time.

One, two, three.

Higher, higher, higher!

We're almost there!

I can't! I can't, David!

I can't.

Get his head out of the water. Come on.

Bring him to the corner. We gotta prop him up.

We got to get him to the corner!

Hang in there, buddy.

Put him in the corner.

Look at me! You can do this.

He's trying to drown us.

Not drown us.

Freeze us.

Look... cigarettes!

Is there a lighter?

Yeah, yeah, there's one. There's one.

Yeah.

Corey, hang in there, buddy!

Hold my legs.

It's not gonna reach! It's not gonna reach!

Okay, all right, okay.

Fill these with everything that's gonna burn.

Everything that's gonna burn.

Anything at all.

All the paper you can find, anything.

Okay, drop it in.

Okay, that's good.

Okay, now, okay.

Now hold it right there.

Are you ready?

We need more paper.

There's hardly any left.

Just get it. Hurry.

Ah!

Hand it to me. Careful. Careful!

It's hot.

Okay...

Grab my legs.

Am I near it? I can't see.

No.

It's still too far. Careful!

Okay, hold hold my legs!

I've got you.

I can't see.

Dammit!

We got to find something.

David, come here and help me up.

What are you doing?

The fire is burning out.

I know. We're wasting time.

Put me on your shoulders and I'll be able to reach it.

- Okay? - Okay.

Okay, pass it to me.

Hurry.

Okay, okay, I have it.

You got it? I got it.

Okay.

Back. Okay, I'm there.

Okay, I'm there. I'm there!

I'm there!

I'm right there!

It worked!

Emily! Emily!

Emily! Emily! Emily!

Emily! Emily!

No, don't. Look at me!

Help's on the way, okay? Help's on the way.

No, no, hold on, Emily!

Hold on. Hold on.

No, no! Look at me.

Please, no.

No, don't go. Please.

Get down on the ground!

Get down on the ground!

Get on the ground now!

No, he's there!

He's right there!

Move in! Move in!

Get on the ground now! What are you doing?

He's right there! What are you doing?

No, no, no, he's right there!

He's right there! No!

No, no. Please!

No...

Please, what are you doing? No.

He killed them! No, he killed them!

What are you doing?

Wait, wait. Listen to me, please.

I didn't do anything!

Please listen to me!

Careful.