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One, two, three, four! Who are the Warriors?

We are the Warriors!
What kind of Warriors?

The Redland Warriors!
Stand up and yell, Warriors!

Stand up and yell, Warriors!
Tell them yourselves, Warriors!

Red, white, blue, fight!

Yeah! Love that Warrior pride!

Yeah!

As you all know, we're having this pep rally
today notjust to show our school spirit,

but to celebrate our victory
at the State Academic Championships!

And also to accept
the most generous gift I can imagine

from ComLogic Computers,

a system for our school
worth over two million dollars.

No!

No!

At the turning of the last millennium
1,000 years ago,

it was foretold the world
would be consumed by fire and misery,

The unbelievers slept untroubled,

But the fateful toiled against the inevitable
weighed by a terrible burden -

deciding who would be spared,
and who would be left behind,

Come on, let's set up.

This way.

This way.

Why are these bodies being moved?

We were asked to make our reports
and get them out.

This way.

Hollis. See if you can get somebody to
tell you what was documented on the victims.

Carlton.

Let's go home, buddy.
Let's just get in the car and go home.

What's the chief want to call it?

What do you call it?
Is it a massacre? A shooting spree?

What did they call it down in Oregon? Or
that school down South? That I can even ask.

- Who's Geibelhouse?
- That'd be me.

Baldwin. Special Agent,
Critical Incident Response Group.

As you can see,
we're pretty far down the road here.

- I can see.
- Yeah.

- You familiar with crime scene procedure?
- Familiar with it?

- With preservation of evidence.
- It's not a question.

Yeah. What is it you wanna know?

Just what's been missed.

We've got three dead. They're taped in black.
There were nine wounded, taped in white.

I sent the wounded to the hospital
rather than waste more black tape.

If that's OK with you.
The shooter was under the bleachers.

He got off 15 shots, fired in rapid succession
from a semiautomatic weapon.

- Have you recovered it?
- Under the bleachers.

We're running prints and registration. I don't
know why I'm answering your questions.

I called the FBI and specifically asked
for Frank Black to come out here.

So how come Frank Black's not out here?

We've got interviews to conduct.
You know the drill. Quick but thorough.

Let's try to get this done before anybody
starts asking about feeding these kids.

"Skylark. "

30 seconds, here we go,

To the 21st century.

Or not.

One way or another,
we're about to see the future.

Five seconds.

Four, three,

two, one.

- Not again.
- Oh, God. There goes the grid.

Air treatment system is out.
We should be going to backup power.

- Where is it?
- It's disappeared. Gone.

- It can't be.
- It's gone. It's just gone.

- I don't believe this.
- Well, better start believing it.

Cos it's only the beginning.

The end of the world as we know it.

I need to talk to you.

He didn't do it.
He swears to me up and down he didn't do it.

- He says Brant did it.
- Just a damn minute.

- Have you even asked your kid?
- I just found out about it.

Right now, we don't know who did it.
Neither do the police.

They're talking to the kids now.
They've got the FBI on this.

- They find a weapon?
- Did they get a registration?

If it's one of our kids,
that could lead back to us!

That's the big bugaboo here, isn't it?

If they figure out who shot those kids,
the rest of it is gonna come out for sure,

and I don't think any of us wants to explain
to our stockholders, or to corporate America,

what the hell we're up to.

Let's just hope to God
it's not one of our kids.

That's a nice tight pattern. I'm gonna make
you come out hunting with us this season.

I'm only gonna do this cos it's mandatory.

You know me, Frank. I'm always looking
for ways to get you out of your own head.

I got a call from an old friend of yours from
Washington State. Detective Geibelhouse.

He was first on the scene
at this high school shooting.

- He asked for you.
- What did you tell him?

It's too soon. I didn't want you out there,
especially since it'd be like going home.

You're gonna have to let me
make my own way.

When I really need you, Frank,
then I'll consider it.

Anyway, sad as it is,
this is just kids and guns.

"Just kids and guns"?

One step at a time.

I talked to about 50 kids. They honestly
seem without a clue who did this.

Somebody saw something.

I feel like we're not getting
something here.

I did get one red flag.

A kid named Brant Carmody.

He was very noncommunicative
in a kind of belligerent way.

I asked an administrator.
She said he's a tough kid.

Football star who quit the team and gave up
two or three big athletic scholarships.

- He's also got ajuvenile record here.
- What were the charges?

Assault and battery twice. Apparently
he comes from a very wealthy family. Very.

His father's some Fortune 500
computer executive.

Let's go find him.

- Before he washes off the powder residue.
- I'm just saying it's a red flag.

Right now, that's about
the only flag we've got.

- Stacey Carmody?
- Yes.

- We'd like to talk to your son Brant.
- Why?

It's OK. We spoke to him earlier.
We just have a few follow-up questions.

How many people does it take?

I don't have to let you in, do I?

Becker, kitchen!
Hollis, upstairs! Wallace, follow me!

Call 911.

My son just shot himself.

Oh, God.

The gun on the left is a 9mm Smith & Wesson
handgun with a 15-round magazine.

It's the gun used by Brant Carmody
in his own suicide.

It's registered to his father, purchased
through a dealer in Missoula, Montana.

It is identical to the gun on the right,
purchased through the same dealer

and also registered to Brant's father.

Both were purchased for home defence.

They were both locked in a cabinet,
had trigger locks,

and both, upon being recovered,
not only had been recently fired,

but had Brant Carmody's
fingerprints on them.

As Brant fits a certain profile as a youth
offender with a history of violent behaviour,

it was my deduction and that of those who
accompanied me to Redland High School

that he fired this weapon, that he acted alone,
and that his motives, although uncertain,

can be attributed to what his counsellors say
was a strong tendency to act out his rage.

We've wrapped up our investigation.

We've handed over our findings
to the Seattle PD,

who will now handle this matter
for the community of Redland,

and we would like, without further questions,
to consider this unfortunate matter closed.

All right, good.

Unless somebody has something,
I'd like to move on.

Why do you assume it was suicide?

Uh... two reasons.

The angle of entry on the wound, and his
fingerprints were all over the trigger lock,

which had to be removed
before the weapon could be discharged.

That's a very weak deduction.
I'm not saying you're wrong.

I think that the assumption
you make about the second shooting

is the basis for your assumption
about the first shooting.

Did anyone test the parents
for powder burns?

We didn't test the mother, because
we were talking to her on her doorstep

when the gun went off.

And no, we didn't check the father.

Was that something that you overlooked?
Or was that a decision you made?

- A decision based on the circumstances.
- Where were the trigger locks found?

Mr Carmody handed them over to us,

with several other handguns
he asked us to remove from the house.

So his fingerprints were on those as well.

Well, of course they were.

OK, let's table this for now
and move on to the next order of business.

I wasn't trying to humiliate him. It's that
lax kind of police work we see all too often.

I have spoken to Baldwin. I am reassured
he made the right decisions out there.

- What are you afraid of?
- We weren't out there.

- You're just pressuring me!
- What is there about this case?

You want the FBI to question this man
with the kind of evidence we've got?

I send Baldwin back out there, I am going
to be the point man in a tabloid media circus.

- Send me.
- I am not going to be strong-armed like this.

I'm not asking you, I'm telling you. I'm going
out there. And if you say no, I understand.

I'll turn in my credentials
and go home for good.

Because I'm not used to seeing you or myself
sitting on our hands in any kind of meeting.

I'll get it!

- Jordan?
- There's somebody here for you.

What'd I tell you about answering the door
without finding out who's there?

Hi. I'm sorry.
I told her I work with you.

It's OK. Come in.

Hey.

What did I teach you about this?

Not to answer the door because
people aren't always who they say they are.

OK.

- I'm sorry. How can I help?
- I'm sorry. I should've called.

I drove around the block three times -

no, more like five times -
before I decided to ring the bell.

- So you weren'tjust in the neighbourhood.
- You're going there, aren't you? To Redland.

Why?

If you are,
there's something I need to show you.

Something Agent Baldwin left out of
his report. I found this at the crime scene.

I've interviewed every kid.
No one wants to claim it.

But there's an inscription in it to one of
the cheerleaders who died, Tammy Meador.

- Why don't you go up and finish packing?
- OK.

Is she going with you on your trip, Daddy?

No, honey. Go get ready.

"Skylark. "

- I assume that's not the accused's writing.
- No, it's not. I checked that.

It's a book of prayers from the Dark Ages,
which I thought was weird.

Itjust doesn't seem like something
you'd find in a high school gym.

"The days are numbered,
history counting backwards

as we count forward to a new dark age.
Though not all will survive,

I would rather die
than live knowing I didn't try to save you. "

It's a warning. It means
someone out there knows about this.

You were out there.
You want to go back and follow up.

Go pack. I'll let Andy McClaren know
that I'm requesting someone to assist me.

I guess the problem's fixed now.

How do you mean "fixed", Chris?

The FBI's closing their investigation.
We won't be answering any more questions.

You told him, didn't you, Chris?

You told your son about what we're doing.

I had to.

I had to. Stacey insisted.

That's why he went crazy! You can't tell a kid
everything will be taken away from him

and expect him to deal with it.
Nothing's "fixed", Chris.

I just got a call from Geibelhouse, saying two
FBI agents are coming to ask more questions.

- I don't know what you think I can tell you.
- You and Brant Carmody were dating.

He was your boyfriend, we were told.

Yeah, he was.

We went out for about three years.
But we broke up at the beginning of this year.

Why is that?

Excuse me. Go ahead.

Why did you break up, Kathy?

Brant... I don't know.
He just kinda changed.

He became a different person.

- What do you mean?
- He became really negative.

He quit football.

He quit school, basically.

He was here, but not really.

- He was, like, numb.
- Like depressed?

No.

He would talk about
the end of the world.

And he would get really scary.

- What do you mean, "the end of the world"?
- Like everything collapsing.

Banks and governments
and order and society.

And he would totally believe it.

Kathy.

Do you think he shot those kids?

I think everyone thinks he did.

What do you think?

But I don't understand
why he would kill himself.

That wasn't like Brant.

He was angry at everyone else.
Why would he kill himself?

Kathy, do you know who Skylark is?

We found him here on the floor
in his pyjamas.

- Was this bed made or unmade?
- The bed was unmade.

- I'm assuming they have full-time help.
- Yeah.

Is this the only access to this room?

And you are certain no one else,
other than the father,

was in this area of the house
at the time of death?

To be honest, no one really checked.
And there were about five of us here, too.

I think that Brant Carmody
did, in fact, kill those kids.

I think that his rage
was driven by his absolute conviction

that the end of the world was coming.

And that nothing,

not even the taking of his
classmates' lives,

mattered any more.

But his death... was not a suicide.

He was murdered, wasn't he?

Hi.

- What are you doing here?
- Talking to that programmer.

He says you guys worked out the problem
with the chips. You guys fixed everything.

It's too late.

No matter what anyone tells you.

We shouldn't be talking about this.

- Especially after what happened at school.
- Brant was telling everybody what'd happen.

You're not gonna do that.
You're gonna be strong and keep this a secret.

Why? That's what I wanna know. Why?

Because that's the only way
we're gonna survive.

If everyone knows,
none of us is gonna make it.

Agent Baldwin, we just have one question.
What is the FBI's involvement in this case?

Agent Baldwin, just this one question.

Keep them outta here.

- How long we got to wait for this lawyer?
- You people are out of control.

You couldn't find the person who shot those
kids at the high school, so you blame my son.

Now you want to blame my husband.
You just need someone to blame!

- That's enough.
- That's what you're good at!

You can't stop the violence, so you have
to make it look like you're doing something.

Stacey, that's enough.

- Did Brant talk about the end of the world?
- The end of the world?

About the breakdown of society.
About futility.

I don't know. He was a kid.

He had problems.

- You got kids?
- I got kids. And they get angry at me,

- but I don't blow their heads off.
- I did not kill my son!

That's interesting, cos we checked out
a few things that don't quite make sense.

Pathologist said Brant had toothpaste in his
mouth from brushing his teeth before bed.

And when we found him dead
he was already in his jammies.

I wanna know why a kid who's so upset gets
ready for bed like that before he offs himself.

And that's what you're basing this on?

I'm not gonna need a lawyer. You are.

What'd you find?

Frank Black.

We'd better talk right now.

What's going on?

- Who's Skylark?
- We don't know.

Well, he, she or whoever it is sent
this email to the victim. Did you read this?

It's a death threat.
It swears revenge for killing Tammy Meador.

- When was this sent?
- A half-hour before the time of death.

How does that work?

- His dad sends his own kid a death threat?
- No. Skylark or someone else.

- So what are we saying?
- The father didn't kill his kid.

Somebody else did.

Looks like you got a real mess
to clean up here.

Get to the Internet service provider
and find out who Skylark is.

Do it quickly and quietly,
because as soon as they know that we know,

Skylark's life's gonna be in danger.

- What's going on?
- I just got a call from the FBI.

About Gary King's kid.

They're looking for
your son Carlton, Gary. Why?

- I don't know why.
- They say he has some online name. Skylark.

And that he made a death threat
to Brant Carmody.

- You told him, didn't you? About our plans.
- He figured it out! These kids are scared!

You think they're scared now?
Wait till it all hits the fan!

Yeah?

We have an APB out on Carlton King. I got
roadblocks going up, but he's gone, Frank.

We're doing a background check.
Look at these card transactions.

Last year his family spent several
hundred thousand dollars on things like

gas generators, solar panelling,
barbed wire,

nonperishable food items.

The list goes on,
including an arms purchase

from that same wholesaler in Montana
of four M-16 assault rifles.

Gary King, his father,
is also on a deed of trust

with the 11 executives
who run ComLogic,

in the purchase of 14,000 acres of
high desert land in eastern Washington State.

Strange tastes for a man who's
made his fortune in high technology.

- What are they preparing for?
- The failure of technology in 2000.

When computer chips
designed to only recognise two digits

think that we've made
a leap backwards 100 years.

That's not gonna happen.

- Is that gonna happen?
- They believe it will.

You have to pick up this Gary King.

And everybody whose name
appears on this deed of trust.

I'm all over it.

There's nothing illegal here.
What are you gonna arrest these men for?

I just don't buy it
that Skylark, Carlton King,

he snuck into that house
and killed his classmate.

- You still think it was the father?
- Yeah.

Yeah?

Yeah?

Back up! Go inside!

Back up! Go inside!

- Don't, Hollis!
- I'll shoot you!

You're not gonna shoot anybody, Carlton.

That's what you're saying, isn't it?
You're saying I killed Brant!

- We found your letter.
- I would've killed him. He killed Tammy.

You don't want to hurt anyone. That's why
you gave Tammy that book. To warn her.

What you're doing is very serious. If you're
innocent, you don't wanna make this mistake.

What difference does it make?
It's what's gonna happen anyway, isn't it?

Won't be any police.

Or FBI.

My dad says it's gonna be
every man for himself.

Why did you come here, Carlton?

Cos I'm afraid they're gonna do
the same thing to me they did to Brant.

Nobody's gonna hurt you, Carlton.
You've got to let us help you.

Do you know
who these cars belong to, Carlton?

Yes.

This is where we keep all the stuff
we're gonna use to survive.

You ready?

I want you to stay in the car, OK? If anything
happens, I want you to go and get help.

- We should call for backup.
- They have a lot of fire power.

- It could turn into a standoff in seconds.
- What are you gonna do?

I don't know. But I think we should wait
until they come outside and get in their cars.

But we can't let 'em leave.

Get down.

FBI! Drop your weapon!

Frank!

Frank? Are you OK?

Gary? Gary?

Frank! He's going around the truck.

Dammit!

Frank!

- Gary?
- They're under the cars! I need more guns!

Dad?

- Carlton!
- Put the gun down, Gary!

Get down, Carlton! Get away!

- Move, Carlton!
- Put the gun down so nobody gets hurt.

- Did you bring him out here, Carlton?
- He's not part of this. He's just afraid.

You brought the FBI out here, didn't you?

Put the gun down, Gary.
This is not a war. There's no enemies here.

Put the gun down. Show your son
that he's got nothing to be afraid of.

Show him that you won't do to him
what Brant Carmody's father did.

- Gary?
- I'm here.

It's OK.

Everything's gonna be OK.

Is it true, Chris?
Did you do what they say?

Did you?

How could you do it?
How could you kill our son? Answer me!

Answer me!

Answer me!

Answer me!

Answer me!

My son was a killer.

I know that doesn'tjustify what I did, but
I did it to save my wife. And my little girls.

They would've stayed behind
if Brant was in jail, see.

You don't... you don't believe this, huh?
You still don't believe it. It's gonna happen!

You can't stop it! All the chips,
all the power grids are gonna fail!

I worked on those chips. I built them.
We can't fix the problem fast enough.

There'll be no banks. There'll be no police.
Airports will fail, and telephones.

You won't be able to get food
or gas or fresh water.

How long before people
take to the streets with guns?

How long is it gonna be
before people turn into animals?

Is that what it takes to save the world?
Killing your own flesh and blood?

Saving the strong and letting
the weak die?

- What alternative did I have?
- Let's go.

- Yes.
- Mr Black?

- Yeah.
- It's Emma. I wanna say thank you.

I don't know for what, exactly.

I've got to fill out all this paperwork
and I've never done it before.

For discharging my weapon.
They make you account for every shell.

- I was hoping I could look at your report,
- I didn't fire my weapon, Agent Hollis.

I wasn't even carrying it.

- You were relying on me?
- I was relying on my experience.

And you.
You did an excellentjob, Agent Hollis.

Do you think what he said was true?

About the breakdown of society
at the millennium?

I think the only way we're gonna survive is by
our humanity. If we lose that, there's nothing.

Good night, Agent Hollis.

It is prophesied that when
the end comes, it will come in darkness,

A catastrophe all foresaw,

but few believed,

Most of us will battle
too late against the chaos,

But not the few, the radical few,

who obey no disciplines,

Unencumbered by conscience,
they prepare ruthlessly,

pursuing their own preservation,

If they survive, the rest of us perish,

None will weep for the civilised,
the principled,

Us,

None but God himself,

I made this!