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Grant Townsend.
Berkshire Biofuels.

Passenger complained
of stomach pains.

Now he says he's having difficulty
breathing. Tony! What's wrong?

Tony Jenkins stayed in the Westshore
Hotel. A cleaner was found dead.

Tony! Tony!

Tony! Can food poisoning do
this? This isn't food poisoning.

What if this is a virus, Kit...
and not one of the nice ones?

Beth Tyler, erm, senior A&E
staff nurse. It seems serious.

We'll be diverting to
Lankaran International Airport...

..in Azerbaijan.

I've found something to live
for. A cause. What cause, Tony?

Victory.

Only you have the authority
to pronounce death.

They're not allowing
the body into the terminal.

They say no crime, so the
body goes back on the plane,

goes back to the UK.

Not yet.

Good afternoon. Mumbai
to London, flight EV609...

Hello. Full roast? No,
thank you. More for me.

All quiet out there?

Wha...?

Oh, shit.

No... Dr Alexander...
Get me a doctor! Please!

Dr Alexander?
Please. Dr Alexander?

Dr Alexander! What is it?
It's Mr Townsend. Please.

What's happened?
I'm... I'm really...

Oh, my gut. Help me.
Help me!

Vomiting, stomach cramps... We've
got another one, haven't we?

Tony Jenkins was sitting
barely two metres away,

so it could be airborne.

Jesus! We're all at risk.

We need to get
these off. Right.

We've all been exposed,
haven't we? We don't know.

We just don't know what this
is. What are we going to do?

Mr Townsend? It's
OK. We're here.

We're going to
get these off, OK?

Please, please, if you could
just give them some space.

We can't divert to land yet.

We're already on a more
southerly flight path

across the Black Sea because
of the Ukraine situation.

Er, would you like
to take this one?

Morning, London.
Thank you, Professor Patel,

for allowing us to be present.
As you know, we believe

there's a direct connection
between your case there

and the death of the
British passenger

on the East-West
Airlines flight.

Let us get started,
then, shall we?

This body presents a
potential substantial risk

which is unknown at this time
and therefore unquantified.

I will not be taking
nonessential samples,

as there is a risk to
our lab technicians.

What about the
risk on the plane?

The deceased is
Vikram Mehtab Sharma.

He was found unresponsive at the
Westshore Hotel at 17:30 yesterday.

I note jaundice in the sclera.

There are no
petechiae in the eyes,

therefore death is unlikely to
have resulted from asphyxiation.

There is a fresh area
of superficial skin loss

on the right hand, measuring two
centimetres by three centimetres.

It looks eroded, suggesting contact
with a toxic irritant or chemical.

So he, like, picked it up?

Good assumption.

So what are we looking at - a man
who was poisoned, or the poisoner?

As a safety precaution, I
will take blood with a syringe

instead of isolating
the femoral vein.

These are very stressful
circumstances for you, Dr Patel.

We do thank you for all
your care and attention.

Thank you... Professor.

Flight EV609,

this is East-West Airlines
control in London.

Angus, it's Jodi. How's
it going down there?

Bit less stormy than up there.
You've got another one sick?

How do you know?
Yeah, Grant Townsend,

business-class passenger, 3B.
Presenting similar symptoms.

Thing is, we're not the only ones
who know about your situation.

Several of your passengers
are posting on socials.

Shit! I'm shutting
down passenger Wi-Fi.

Looking at the throat,

I observe presence of froth
in the tracheobronchial tree,

which could suggest
terminal heart failure.

That fits with what
Nikki told us -

vomiting, blood then
multiple cardiac arrests.

The cause of death is
unascertained at the moment,

pending further tests.
Everything that you have shown us

points to a highly poisonous
toxin, wouldn't you agree?

We cannot exclude that.
Or indeed a virus.

But we cannot rely on
guesswork. No. Agreed.

How soon will you have the
toxicology and virology results?

I can assure you it is
the highest priority.

Perhaps this evening, your time.

Thank you, Professor Patel.
Thank you, everyone.

I was in contact with Tony for
much longer than Mr Townsend was.

Beth was, too. Why am I
not showing any signs?

Maybe you've had whatever this
is before, a mild version?

Or you're asymptomatic?

Whatever this thing is, I don't
think there is a mild version.

I need to see how Beth is doing.

- Did you see who went in there?
- Yeah. A woman.

Has she been in there long? She
has, yeah. I know her. Excuse me.

Beth? Is that you?

Beth?

I think we need to open this.

The other washroom's free
now. Would you mind? Sure.

The nurse, Beth, she's in
there. Are you sure? I think so.

Hello?

Are you OK?

If you don't respond, I
have to open the door.

Let's open it.

Let me help.

No! Beth!

What happened in there?!

Jack?

I think I've found something, and
I don't know what to do about it.

You always know what to do,
and it's usually the opposite

of what we recommend. Hilarious.
I was looking for anything

on the deceased
passenger, Tony Jenkins.

You were right, he has no digital
footprint. Isn't that weird?

That I was right? Inexplicable.

Perhaps Tony Jenkins was
simply who he said he was,

a man of a certain age who never
left home. So, what did you find

that was stumping you? I decided to
take a look at the airline itself.

Mm? The owner is a guy
called Saqib Bashir.

Bashir's into everything. The
airline is just a side hustle.

One of his companies
was the contractor

for a luxury residential development
in Karachi that went belly up.

The company he was building it
for went under for 600 million.

Wow. He must be popular. The guy
who owns the investment company

vowed to bring Bashir down, and he
is the sort of guy who knows how.

He's military?
General Moin Anwar?

Anwar runs a covert counterterrorism
unit. They're rumoured

to be behind a series of
extrajudicial killings.

You mean assassinations.
Anwar poisons people, Jack...

..at least according to three
different reports I found,

in India, Afghanistan, Iran.

So... the owner of East-West
Airlines made an enemy

of the general who
poisons people.

But Bashir isn't
on Nikki's flight.

Do we really think a general
would poison an entire flight

just to get back at one man?

Malaysia Airlines
shares dropped 18%

the day after Flight
MH370 dropped off radar.

Why kill Bashir when you can
destroy him? Sends a message, right?

That's why they paint out the
tail logos at crash sites.

If this is true and
Anwar's involved,

we could be looking at a
military-grade nerve agent...

..some kind of Novichok.

Beth was in close
proximity to Tony

for at least 15
minutes before he died.

And she and Townsend
came into direct contact

on the ground in Lankaran

when it got physical, and
he ended up shoving her.

But you've been in contact with
all of them. Are you worried?

We both have.

You'd be stupid not to be,
right? Yeah. Everyone's worried.

..I'm sorry, but this might
take longer than usual.

Can I help you? Quite
the opposite, actually.

I'm here to help you.
Where are you going?

Hey! Excuse me, you
can't just come in here.

I'll call security.

She IS security, Jack. Fiona Mason,
Foreign Office Special Services.

Sounds as shadowy as it
gets. Well, let's just say

I don't see a lot of daylight
from my office. We'd love to see

where you are with this thing,
just in case. In case of what?

Moin Anwar rose up the ranks
of the ISI in the mid-2010s.

He was responsible for taking
on the terrorist groups

Jaish-e-Khilafat and
the Fidai Ansar Brigade.

I've never heard
of them. Exactly.

General Anwar's methods
were highly effective.

Hassan Saleem, 34 years old.

Accused of embezzling $500,000 from
one of Anwar's software companies.

He became ill on a flight from
Islamabad to Karachi in 2021,

died in hospital from
acute renal failure.

Postmortem results disappeared
from police custody service.

These were all targeted attacks.

Who's the target here,
the whole plane?!

Just to get back at the
airline's owner, Bashir?

Maybe. Three more affected now,

and they're miles away
from London still.

Three now? How do you know
that? The airline's told us.

Two more passengers fell ill. God!
Nikki... Dr Alexander is so far

unaffected. "So far"?! What do
you think happened here, Fiona?

The cleaner who
was killed in Mumbai,

he was, what, Anwar's agent?
And he infected Tony Jenkins,

who then infected the rest of the
plane? Well, it's a possibility.

I've done some digging on Jenkins.
Seems that Tony had never been

further than Margate until he
travelled outward to Mumbai

on an economy ticket, with a return
ticket just three days later.

And he returned business class.
Well, that's strange, isn't it?

Who paid for that? The ticket
was paid for with a credit card

under Jenkins' name. The card
links to a new bank account,

opened four weeks ago by Anthony
Jenkins. It had about £6,000 in it.

6,000 would cover the
flights and hotel in Mumbai.

Do we really think Tony
Jenkins is some kind of...

..Pakistani agent? We don't know
what Jenkins was capable of.

Well, I think it's very possible
he was an innocent victim.

Nikki needs to know this.
She could be dealing with

some kind of
military-grade nerve agent.

And how are you going to tell her
that? There's a satellite phone

onboard. I can call her
directly. I'd rather you didn't.

I'd rather I did!

This is highly sensitive. It IS
sensitive - she's our colleague

and she's my fiancee. I understand
that this is emotional for you...

Emotional?! Screw yourself. We need
to warn Nikki. Tell her, Harriet.

What? What's that?

What are you not telling us?

The Pakistani Prime Minister is
due in Downing Street in 48 hours

for a binational summit. He's in the
air already, which is why I'm here.

Whitehall are concerned
that the events on EV609

may be linked to his visit.

How? The airline's owner, Saqib
Bashir, is a very vocal supporter

of the Pakistani PM. The
general, however, isn't.

Hang on, hang on a sec. You knew
about Bashir? And the general?

Only some of it. God's sake!
You have filled in the rest.

And I have to commend you,
Mr Hodgson, on your research.

It has been very thorough.
So this attack on the plane,

it is political? If it is,
then it is heading our way.

I'm calling Nikki. Jack,
no! This is serious.

I need to lock things down until we
have filled in more of the blanks.

Really?

Hand in your phone,
please. Everyone.

No.

Listen, we have got a specialist
- a team of specialists -

at Thames House. We're
working on this right now.

We will bring back that plane
and its passengers home safe.

You have my word. Oh, you give
us your word? That's nice.

Your phone, please.

Contact the plane. Tell Dr Alexander
everything about General Anwar

and the possibility that
this is a targeted attack.

I will make sure that
Dr Alexander gets word.

Thank you.

Sit tight. I'll be in touch.

She'll be OK, Jack. Yeah.

Nah, bollocks to this.

They've blocked our
phone lines. Shit!

Don't worry. We're going to get you
home to your fiance, Dr Alexander.

Who said I was...? We gossip.

One of the perks of the job.

The vanishing
point, right? Mm.

I don't want to vanish.

I want to go home, Ade.

To Jack.

To my work.

We're all going home, Nikki.

I'm so bloody stupid!

I've just worked out why
Mason came down on us.

If the whole plane
becomes contaminated,

there's no way anyone is going
to let it land, are they?

They don't want that information
getting to the plane,

and that's why she's
locked us down.

Wait a minute.

I'm as worried as you are, Jack.

Where is it?

Ah.

Go into the changing room, hold
it up high. You might be lucky

and pick up some Wi-Fi
from the university.

In fact, being the size you
are, you could probably get it

sitting down. Are you
running some narcotics empire

we don't know about? No.
It's my gee-gees phone.

I have a weakness for the horses
and my husband never approved,

God rest him, so...
It's my little memento.

Come on, take this. And here's the
number for the satellite phone.

You see, I'm very thorough. Go on,
off you go. Oh, and, Jack, remember,

it's always good to have a
few secrets in a marriage.

Quick. Quick! Get
Nikki back safe, go on.

Can you tell me how you're
feeling, Mr Townsend?

Who are you?

I don't know you.
Get away from me.

I-I'm Nikki. The doctor.
The confusion is normal.

It's just a symptom of having
such a high temperature.

I said I don't know you!
Just leave me alone!

I'm not sick.

And you're not my doctor.

Hello? Nikki, it's me. Jack!

We think this could be
a targeted poisoning,

a feud between the airline owner and
someone in the Pakistan military.

So this could be
a military weapon?

Some sort of toxic nerve agent?

The Foreign Office
seem to think so.

And it looks like Tony
Jenkins was involved.

Definitely seems to trace back to
the hotel where Jenkins was staying.

Nikki?

You all right? You there?
Tony said something strange.

He told me he'd found
something to live for

after his wife and
daughter died, a cause.

He was only in India
for three days.

He lied. There was no
walking holiday. What?

Why would he lie?

Was it him, this assassin? Maybe he
got himself mixed up in something.

He said something else,
Jack, just before he died.

I thought I'd misheard it.
Just one word. What did he say?

Victory.

Victory?

Tony didn't seem like a bad man.
He just seemed a little lost.

The pathologist who PM'd
the Mumbai hotel victim

found a red mark on
the dead man's palm,

thought he might've handled the
toxin. I didn't see any marks

on Tony's hands. Although...
something like that

might only present postmortem.
Patel mentioned that.

Tony's body is here. He's onboard.
You said they put him in the hold.

Nikki, no.

No, you probably can't even...
If I can get to the body,

then maybe I could... Could what?
You were with him till the end.

You saw him. I need to save
these passengers, Jack.

If something new presents
on the body postmortem,

then maybe I can identify the toxin.
Nikki, don't do anything daft,

please. At the very least,
we could establish a link

with the body in Mumbai. That
way, their toxicology results

could help us.

I've got to go, Jack.

I love you.

This is going to sound
a little... unorthodox.

I need to access the hold.

O... K.

But why? If it's not
a stupid question.

It's not. I need to
look at the body.

Armed police, executing
a warrant. Don't move!

All right, Bobby?
It's been a while.

Right, let's get started in the
basement. It's through there.

I want everything bagged,
and I want the entire place

swept for any traces
of toxic substances.

Nicest scrubs I've ever worn.
Not quite Egyptian cotton,

but they do sell for
a fortune on eBay.

The hold has the same
air-con as up here.

We transport pets and stuff, you
know, so it's got to be liveable.

It's just a little colder.

When I open the box, I don't
want any risk of contamination

with the passenger deck, so
close the hatch after me, OK?

Are you sure you want
to do this, Nikki?

Truth is...

..I'd rather be
sipping champagne.

Thanks.

Sh. It's OK.

Hello again, Tony.

Are you going to tell me
what we're dealing with now?

Internet's back up. Phone
lines, too. How did that happen?

It just did. Mason's been
busy on other things.

I assume she put your disobedience
down to youthful indiscretion.

Busy on what other things?
The police carried out a raid

this morning on one of the main
conduits for Pakistani intelligence

funding in London. They
find any nerve agents?

Not yet. And no payments
to Tony Jenkins.

So he could still be an
innocent victim in all this.

Maybe. Maybe not.

General Anwar's been
known to use clean skins -

amateurs, people with
secrets to hide, debts.

Did he have debts? Well, that's what
I wondered. I checked bankruptcy

and insolvency. Nothing.
But then...

..I thought I'd take a little
wander through small claims court

register... You know how to live.
And there he was, Anthony Jenkins.

He was taken to small claims

by a medical supplies company
in Basildon. So they're thinking

he must have been hard up,
open to financial inducements?

Mm. This was 18 months ago.

He was living out Essex
way. There's an address.

Ah...

Something else going on here. Nikki
said Tony's last word was "victory".

Weird.

I know we're meant
to stay put, but...

The subject is Anthony Jenkins,
a 50-year-old Caucasian male

who died on Flight EV609
at approximately 23:45 GMT.

I note the presence of
dried blood on his face,

most prominently at
the mouth and nostrils.

Also a yellowing of the sclera that
seems to have appeared postmortem.

My assumption is that some
acute and rapidly fatal process

has taken place in
the subject's body,

most likely from a toxin
or other poisoning.

He has some eczema
on his right hand.

None on the left.

But no evidence of erosions.

There's something in his
left trouser leg pocket.

I have removed a
small perfume atomiser

from the left trouser
pocket of the deceased.

The bottle is cracked...

..and appears empty, except for
a few clear drops of liquid.

I can see an area of
erosions on his left thigh.

So it's likely that
whatever was in the atomiser

leaked onto Mr Jenkins's
skin, penetrating the dermis.

I think it's reasonable to assume
that whatever is in this bottle

is the source of the toxin.

Oh, Tony...

You're responsible
for our lives, as well!

I am well aware
of my responsibilities.

If you can please just
return to your seat...

She's not coming up until
you tell us what's going on.

We have a right to
know. Are we at risk?

I don't know.
We don't know.

W-We're just trying to get back
to London, get everyone home.

She's been with the body, she
could have been in contact

with whatever's causing this. She
has been with all three patients.

So have I. We're
doing what we can

to help two sick
patients pull through.

This is shit. This is shit.

You have a duty of care. We all
have families waiting for us.

So do I.

So does she.

Ade!

Dr Alexander is an internationally
renowned pathologist. She does this

for a living.

Hey!

Hey! Let me out!

Ade!

And if she has found anything,
it could save our lives.

Ade! So what
do you want to do?

Let me out!

Ade!

Sorry, Doctor.

What's going on?

Did you find something? Did
you find something on the body?

We're getting closer, I think.
I think the danger is isolated.

Only very few
individuals are affected.

You "think"? If you're
looking for reassurance,

and I would be, in your position,
the evidence so far points to this -

no infection, no
airborne pathogen.

The sickness is only transmitted
through close and direct contact.

So we're safe? Well, you'll be a lot
safer if you go back to your seats

and stay away from anyone who's
been in contact with the toxin.

You found something, didn't you?

23 Hamilton Gardens.

This is the address Tony
Jenkins gave to the court.

So he was living here
until a year ago?

A long way from business class.

Hello. Sorry to disturb.
I'm wondering if you know

anything about the man who used
to live next door, Tony Jenkins.

Are you police? Do
we look like police?

We work at a medical school. Tony's
on a flight with our colleague,

he's taken very ill. We're in a
bit of a race against time here.

Er... they were all ill, next
door, and then they left.

Not surprising. Look at the state of
it round here. We've got black mould

in every room, too. Do you know
where he might have moved to?

I hope someplace
better than this.

Say hi, would you? I used
to baby-sit his young one.

All right. Cheers.

That's all we've got.

Valerie Jenkins' medical
records show the same address.

She died last year, didn't she?
Looks like the child's death

and Val's illness put Tony in
the red. I suppose it's possible

Pakistani intelligence
got to him,

paid him to go to India AND
get the poison on the plane.

You think? How
would they find him?

Maybe the same way
I did, small claims?

That's him, isn't it?

That's Tony?

Yeah, he volunteered here
after his wife passed.

Cancer took his whole family
from him. So sad. Poor love.

Does he still work here? I haven't
seen him in a fair few months.

You wouldn't have his address,
would you? Er, I can check. Er...

Ah! 23... Hamilton Gardens?

Oh, is he not there any more?

Was he friends with any of
the other volunteers, or...?

Er, I don't think so.
He was... very, um...

..how can I say? Private.

OK.

Oh, lovely, if you see him...

..could you give him
this? It's his coat.

He left it, last time
he worked the tills.

What's this?

Some lettings invoice.

Is there an address? Yeah.

17-minute drive away from here.

27, the way you drive.

You don't know what was in that
perfume bottle? Not perfume.

What, so Mr Jenkins brought
poison on board? Why?

Maybe he was paid to bring the stuff
to London. The bottle was cracked.

It must have leaked onto his
skin. He wasn't expecting to die.

And they both got infected along
the way? Townsend went down

before Beth did. He pushed past
Tony and me in the airport.

Sounds like our Mr Townsend.

Er, sorry.

He doesn't deserve this.

No-one does.

Are you all right, Beth?

Can I get you something?

Do...

Do you really believe that?

That no-one deserves this? Of
course. I want to help you.

Then ask me.

Do what you did with
Tony. What do you mean?

Record me...

..my symptoms, every... thing
this evil poison does to my body.

I have Tony's recording. You
need to save your strength.

No... You... you went
down to see Tony, right?

What did you find?

He had a small perfume
bottle in his pocket.

You keep it.

You prove what's killing us.

You record every single

excruciating little step.

You were wrong.

Some people do...

Some people do deserve to die.

Do you know what was
in that bottle, Beth?

D-Do you know what
you're dying of?

He knows.

What? Who?

Ask him.

Any bright ideas?

Mm, what would you
use? Let me guess -

Nikki's birthday?

Oh, wow!

Try Tony's wife, Val. 0509.

Genius, Kit. Thanks.

He thought he was coming
home. Milk's still in date.

"Tony and Val.

"Today,

"forever."

Jack? Come and see this.

Victory. The last thing he said.

It's barely 300 yards
from Tony's house.

Victory.

Do you understand what she's
talking about, Mr Townsend?

I don't know... She's crazy.

She already tried
to attack me once.

Did you do this, Beth?

While we were on the
ground in Azerbaijan?

Why would you poison him?!

Let me help you.

He-he needs to talk.

I don't know her!

No.

But you will.

Tell her every single
thing! Why you're dying!

I don't know!

Tell her, and I'll help you.

What?

I can stop this.

I can stop it. I
have an anti-toxin.

Nikki, Jack is on the phone
for you. He says it's urgent.

I think I know what
this is about, Nikki.

Jenkins' daughter died
from a rare leukaemia.

He blamed a chemicals company
called Berkshire Biofuels.

Majority shareholder
is a non-dom called...

Grant Townsend.

He's right here, Jack.

He's sick.

Tony tried to take a group
action, but they tied them up

in complex disclosure requests,
drowned them in documents, you know?

So Grant Townsend
was the target.

Tony came on board to kill him?

Doesn't get us any closer to
working out what the toxin is.

I think it does, Jack. What?

Jack, I have to go.

Yes?

I know why this is happening.

It's because of the nyraxin.

They blame me.

Nyraxin? What's nyraxin?

Tell her.

Tell her what it is.

Tell her what it does.

So everyone will know. Tell
her, and I'll help you.

Tell her.

The nyraxin comes
from my factories.

Your factories? It's a by-product
of the distillation process.

Causes cancer.

Particularly
susceptible in children.

Tony's daughter.

Not just Tony's daughter.

Your child had cancer, too.

Jacob.

His name was Jacob.

Like Tony's daughter
- leukaemia?

He always said there was
something in the soil,

in the water, that
was killing our kids.

Berkshire Biofuels. 300
yards from Tony's house.

Two miles from mine. A release
of nyraxin from the factory.

It was going on for
years. Nobody stopped it.

His lawyers made sure of that.

They all died!

No-one was listening to us. No-one.
So you decided to make him suffer?

Not just to make him
suffer. To prove it!

He denied it, all this time, that
nyraxin was killing our children,

that he was killing
our children!

No proof!

No proof?! This is proof!

You, me and Tony.

Living, dying proof.

So that's what you used? That's
what's in the bottle? Nyraxin?

It causes
acetylcholine build-up.

All the body processes
go into overdrive.

The organs begin to
shut down one by one.

Oh, m-m-make it stop.

Make it stop!

Starts with delirium,

nausea,

vomiting,

bleeding,

then coma.

Death comes from
respiratory failure...

..due to paralysis of
respiratory muscles...

..depression of the
central nervous system.

Beth, enough! Everyone
will know now.

It's in us, it's in our bodies.

Proof. Proof!

But here, on a plane
full of people?

The bastard was out of the
country the whole time!

He always has security
with him, wherever he goes.

Apart from on the plane.
So you distilled a poison,

using nyraxin, and put
it in a perfume bottle?

We found a biochemist in Mumbai.
We didn't tell her what it was for.

A cleaner died at the hotel
Tony stayed at in Mumbai.

We never meant for
anyone else to get hurt.

Admit it! Admit
what's killing you!

Ugh, anything!

You're right. I admit
it. Whatever you say.

Please... Beth, come on!
Please! The anti-toxin!

No.

Oh, no...

I have no idea

if there's an anti-toxin
for this thing.

What?

I'm sorry,

but we're both going to die.

But I don't want to die!

Nikki?
The poison. It's nyraxin.

I need to speak to
Harriet. Nyraxin.

I'm on it. Call you right back.

Hurry, Jack. Please.

Harriet, I need your help.

Nyraxin is similar in constitution

to methamidophos and
diethyl parathion, Nikki.

It killed their
children, Harriet.

The doctors didn't
find an anti-toxin.

We're going to figure
this out, Nikki.

If we can find something that
will do the job of the enzyme,

then we can inhibit the
parasympathetic nervous system.

Some kind of anti-cholinergic? Where
am I going to find that onboard?

This won't wait until we land.

Atropine! It's in atropine!

Eye drops, Nikki! Wait... Wait.

Promethazine. Promethazine!
It's used for travel sickness!

Promethazine? Eye drops
and travel-sickness pills.

Oh! Go get it,
Nikki! Go, go, go!

Ade, I need your help. We
need to make an announcement.

We have an urgent request.
Please listen carefully.

Can all passengers
who are travelling

with travel sickness medication
check the labels? We're looking for

anything containing the active
ingredient promethazine.

Also for anyon
who has eye drops

containing atropine,
also known as daturin.

Come on... Come on...

Here. I've got it!
I've got some, as well!

Thanks. Thank you.

Is this going to work?

It should stem the effects of the
nyraxin until we get on the ground.

I just need to get the right
dose. Huh. No pressure.

No pressure. Hmm.

Here, Beth.

Wh-What is it?

It's promethazine and
atropine. Drink it now.

Mr Townsend? What
are you giving me?

It should slow the effects.

No more poison!
It's an anti-toxin.

You... you can stop this?

I think we can stop this. But
we'll only know if you drink it.

It's all we've got.

It's OK, Beth.

I don't want it.

It's anti-cholinergic, Beth. You
have to, Beth. You're very sick.

We did it. In the end.

Please, Beth.

In ten, fifteen minutes...
Everyone will know.

The factories will close.

Yes, Beth, you've won.

Here. Take the drink.

When we get back to London,
you can tell everyone.

It was always Jacob and me.

Always us.

Here, Beth. Come on. Drink
the drink. Here. Here.

Beth!

Ade, quick! Quick!

Ade, quick! Quick! We need
to get her on the ground.

Get her on the ground.
OK. OK? OK. One, two, up.

It's all right, Beth. Watch
her head, watch her head.

It's OK, Beth.

Get the defib ready.
It's OK, Beth.

Give her some space.

Shock delivered.
Begin CPR.

Tony used the last of his money
to buy a plot for the victims...

..so they could all be together.

A gentle man.

Is this it?

Where the Earth meets the sky?

The vanishing point?

Is this where we go?

Maybe.

Just not yet, OK?

Not yet.