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(logo exploding)

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

- Are you sure they're not poisonous?

- Yeah, I'm sure.

- So you got lucky the last time.

- Hell of a high though.

(participant laughing)

- Where should we camp?

Lake Marwood again?

- Yeah, maybe.

(suspenseful music continues)

- Someone's in a hurry.

- It's nowhere where though.

It's just build woods

and trees and some rehab code in a couple miles away.

- Maybe you could do a little rehab.

- I need to after this.

(participant laughing)

- Come on.

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

(participants cough)

The air is horrible.

- Yeah, that's, that's more burning.

- Wind is really picking up.

The tents are blown away.

- You find more time to tree

and anchor them when we're inside.

- I admire your confidence.

(participant coughs)

- Is it me or it's getting warmer?

- I feel it.

- Come.

(suspenseful music)

(participants gasping)

Do you hear that?

- Can we stop?

I can't breathe.

I have a bad feeling about this.

Push your time back.

- Yeah, let's go.

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(participants screaming)

(suspenseful music)

- So here are the keys.

Feel free to use the hot tub.

Got plenty of wood supplies, guides, maps.

Anything goes wrong, I'm in the Latoka Cabin

just a mile down the track.

- Okay.

Are you up too much while you're here?

- Just usual.

A lot of walking, come rain or shine, nature photography.

I love it.

It's a nice thing what you're doing, helping these kids out.

- I just hope it all goes off without a hitch.

- Yeah, just be vigilant of the weather front coming in.

The gale force winds are expected

and the area's been prone to extreme weather events.

Anything loose in the garden, put it away.

Secure the windows, doors, gates.

I'm sure you know.

- Okay, I will do.

- Right, I'll leave you to it then.

- Thank you.

- You bet.

I hate to ask, but these kids,

they're not dangerous, are they?

- Well I, I give you my word, I'll make sure they behave.

- Appreciate that.

- You're welcome.

- Take it easy.

- Cheers.

- All right.

(bright music)

- Bianca.

Bianca.

- Sorry, what was the question?

- Have you been using?

- Not for a while.

- How long is a while?

- About a week.

I know this sounds pathetic, right?

On the road to recovery,

even one day is a big step.

It will get easier.

- Yeah, sure.

(Bianca laughs)

- The truth is it's not about being cured.

You'll never be truly over addiction.

It will linger and wait

in the shadows even when you think you're safe

and you've pushed it far enough away.

- If I can't stop it, then why am I here?

- It is court ordered.

- Hmm, Gee, thanks doc.

- But seriously, I will help you find techniques

to identify the traumas that keep you going back.

Together we'll find a way that you can stop yourself

from ever opening that door again.

- I hope so.

- How are you coping with the pain?

- Well, sometimes it feels like I can climb Mount Everest.

Other times I feel like a surge of pain like rage

through me like fire and then I can barely stand.

- I'm sorry to hear that.

- I don't want pity.

People keep saying I had potential.

Maybe I would've never been good enough.

- Almost qualifying for the Olympics at 15

is pretty impressive.

- No one remembers almost.

All they remember is a former wannabe with possession

and distribution on her rap sheet.

- I'd like you to do something for me.

- What's that?

- There's a retreat being run by Dr. Tim McGrath.

We studied together.

He's looking at techniques to improve the rehab experience.

- He sounds like a hippie.

(participant laughs)

- Well, he's asked me to bring along three patients

and I'd like to offer you a place, Bianca.

- Do I have a choice?

- Of course.

I'd like to think I've earned some trust with you.

At the very least, it will be a few days of peace

and tranquility away from the city.

Better yet, it's council-funded.

- I will do it.

- It's up to you, Simmy.

I'd like you to come.

- Is Derek gonna be there?

- Yes.

- He's such an idiot.

- He has a past, you have a past.

We're trying to move forward.

- Are you clean?

- As an nun's tip dot?

- Tell me.

Well, you and he have a history.

If you don't want to come, it doesn't matter.

But it would look good to your parole officer.

- Fine.

It means nothing to me anymore.

- Let's talk about your arrest.

The tech company incident.

- Criminal damage.

Such a lame thing to get caught for.

I've done so much worse.

- You are a boyfriend of the time, Robert.

- Bobby.

- Bobby, he overdosed in prison while waiting

for his appeal case to come through.

He was going to change his plea?

- No, he was gonna let his save his ass.

- Do you regret it?

- Well, yeah, of course.

You should never have dated such a loser.

- That's not what I meant.

- Time's up, doc.

See you at the stream.

(suspenseful music)

- You get here okay?

- My dealer dropped me off actually.

- We'll be carrying out searches, Derek.

- Relax.

I'm kidding.

- Searches are still mandatory.

- Make it quick.

- Very funny.

- Simmy, you look like you haven't slept in three days.

(participant laughs)

- I haven't.

You gonna be answer this whole trip?

- We'll see, I guess.

- That's enough, guys.

Let's get into the cabins and settle in.

(gentle music)

- I had to look around the grounds while I waited.

I saw a hot tub.

When can we jump in?

- You can jump whenever you want.

You guys can have a go in the hot tub

after our first group session.

Okay, come on.

- Did he bring a bikini?

- Did you?

- Congratulations on taking that big step

over the threshold.

I think this is gonna be the first day

of the rest of your lives.

- Okay, guys, this is Dr. Tim McGrath who'll be leading you

through the events over the next few days.

- Ah, no scratches on scuttle I hope.

- Of course not.

- Thank you.

So we're gonna be running group sessions

and one-to-one sessions.

This is to help you recover physically,

spiritually and mentally.

We'll do this with exercises and team bonding games.

Is everything okay, Derek?

No, no problem, no.

(Derek clears throat)

We're not IT workers on some team bonding retreat, Doc.

- I understand that, Derek,

- Did Charlotte tell you why we're all here?

- Yes, I know why you're here.

You are all drug addicts

and you're looking for a better life.

It's just so we can build up a level of trust

and we can kind of share in front of each other

and hold one another to account.

- Derek, you know what happens if you make another mistake.

Last strike.

- Why don't we get you guys settled in?

Simmy and Bianca, you two will be sharing a room.

I hope that's okay.

And Derek, you've got your own room.

- Would you look at that?

- You're welcome.

- I am Bianca.

I do the Wednesday and Friday groups

and you may have seen me there once.

- I'm Simmy.

Wait, so you know Derek?

- Oh

(suspenseful music)

Yeah, I know him.

What is that?

- In case Derek gets any ideas.

- You made a taser?

- Yeah.

- Why?

- I don't know. Just like making shit.

I design apps and shit too.

- And you are not rich?

- No (laughs) I'm really bad at marketing.

I did sign an AI trading program once.

I made 50K in three days.

- What the hell happened?

- Well, I blew half and my boyfriend

will be at the time do the other

before he got sentenced and he died.

My boyfriend before that was an arson,

so I guess I have a really bad tasting guys.

- Yeah, it sounds like it.

- So what are you here for?

- To change my life, I guess.

- No.

Like why hooked up with Charlotte?

Like what did you do?

- Possession and distribution?

- Of?

- You name it, Class A.

To be honest, if I wasn't here,

I'd be in abandoned building right now high as a kite.

(Bianca laughs)

Yeah.

- That sounds like fun.

- Good morning, Charlotte.

- Morning.

- Good morning, guys.

Is everybody settled in?

- There's no minibar in my room.

- Okay, Derek.

Well, just in case it wasn't made clear,

this is a rehab, which means it's a dry venue.

- That was made painfully clear, doc.

- Okay, all right, Charlotte,

do you wanna take charge of this?

- Of course.

Okay guys, let's spread out a bit.

We'll start off with a warmup, then move on

to some basic stretches.

You're gonna want to be limber for this.

- Jesus, Bianca, are you trying

to turn yourself into a pretzel?

- Bianca used to be a gymnast.

- I like a flexible woman.

- Sit on it, Derek.

Don't talk out of it.

- Okay guys.

So before we begin our first session

working on a healthy mind, let's try

and get those bodies a little more healthy.

Get those endorphins kicking in.

All right?

So we're gonna take it easy at first.

So we are thinking a marathon?

- What, jogging?

Mr. Matt Simmy, didn't get enough exercise

in the prison yard.

- Fuck off.

- Okay, cool it.

Derek, put a lid in it, please.

- Listen, we're gonna be following a trail, all right?

It's beautiful, it's gonna make you feel great.

Just try and keep up a pace that you can manage.

Let's try and seize the day.

I believe in you guys.

Okay, come on.

Let's go.

Come on.

(bright music)

- Simmy, Simmy, come here.

Come here.

Come on, don't be a bitch.

- What do you want?

- I want to do you a favor.

- What?

- This.

- Jesus, Derek, we've been here like two hours.

- Don't act like you don't want it.

I know you.

- I don't want it.

You don't know shit.

- I can literally feel you itching.

I've known you a long time.

I know what you like.

- Yeah, and you know what I can do to your balls.

- Hmm, exactly what I was thinking.

- Bye, Derek.

- Let's be real.

You'll have your mouth full before tomorrow through.

- Mouthful?

It's a bit optimistic, isn't it?

- You need to watch that mouth of yours.

(Simmy firing taser)

- Simmy, what are you doing?

- If you fuck with me, I'll kill you.

- He's just trying to get a rise out of you.

- You'll get what's coming.

- Feels good, yeah.

- No, you're a sadist.

(participant laughing)

- Where's Derek?

- Oh, we past him.

He was breathing out of his ass.

- Too many drugs will do that to you, I guess.

Maybe he should go to rehab.

- That's not funny, Simmy.

- Don't mind if I dig.

Thank you good sir.

(suspenseful music)

- Hey!

- How long before we declare Derek a runner?

- Let's give him 30 minutes.

It's not that loud then you'll start group.

I mean we will have to, won't we?

We another choice.

- I'll get the girls ready.

(tornado spinning)

- Right, well, now that Derek is finally back with us,

we can begin our session.

- This is a space to share our fears and feelings.

It's a place without judgment.

Only share if you want to.

- For sure.

I'd like to begin, guys, if that's okay, with us trying

to share about a moment

that you feel has been a turning point in your life.

This can be good or bad.

Life is full of these.

So please share something good

or bad that you feel has changed your life.

- What is it like some psychology of the day bullshit?

What do you want me to say?

Do you want me to talk

to you about my daddy drunk driving his motorbike

into an oncoming truck?

- I'm sorry that happened, Derek.

If that's what you'd like to share about then yes.

- Bullshit.

- Derek, then try showing about something you like.

- I like four things (clears throat) doctor.

Fucking, burning shit,

drugs, stealing.

Actually five.

I also like crochet.

- Derek obviously isn't ready.

Anyone else?

(suspenseful music)

- What was that?

- It's just the electrical.

It sometimes happens in these cabins

when we've got bad weather.

I think it's a good idea if we do the rest of this session

and anything else planned today indoors so things will work.

- Wait, bad weather?

How bad?

- Shit, there's a tornado of 50 miles from here.

Simmy, how on earth did you find that out?

There's no wifi here and the signal is terrible.

- I made a booster for my phone.

- Did, was it Chelsea went today?

- Nah, that's (indistinct)

- Guys, can we focus here please?

And Simmy, you are gonna have to hand

that phone over, I'm afraid.

The whole point of this is to be closed off

on the outside world and all its temptations.

If you don't mind.

Thank you.

That's incredibly inventive of you by the way,

to build something like that.

That means if you channel

that energy into something more positive like your sobriety,

you'll do incredibly well.

- Okay.

Anyone else want to share?

(suspenseful music)

(Bianca coughing and gasping)

- You okay?

- Been better.

- Withdrawal is hitting you hard.

- It feels worse than the last time I went sober.

- With every relapse it gets harder, especially with heroin.

I can give you something to help you sleep.

- Talk, isn't that counterproductive?

- It's horrible.

Not pharmaceutical.

It may not be much used, but could be worth a try.

Do you know why I chose you, Bianca?

- Why?

- You weren't dealt all the cards in life.

You didn't get the breaks.

I'd like this to be your break,

not just sobriety but finding new goal, a new start.

- I'll try.

(gentle music)

- I believe in you.

- Where are you going, Derek?

- Fucking no.

What are you doing in here?

- Where are you going?

- Thought I'd go on a little drive somewhere.

- Are you still pretending you can not wear a car?

- Got me here,

but (clears throat) I got blow and I got beers.

What'd he say?

- You really think I'm impressed with this bad boy behavior?

- No.

But you owe me.

- How would you figure that?

- Let's talk.

- Look what I found.

(participants chuckle)

- You are nuts (clears throat)

You know that.

(Derek laughs)

Wanna bump?

- Sure (chuckles) of course.

Of course you've got some (chuckles)

- What can I say?

- As always.

(participant laughs)

Oh holy shit.

(participant laughs)

- You never thanked me.

- You chose to do it.

I didn't ask.

- Love to play me.

(Derek clears throat)

Probably played Bobby too.

(participant laughs)

- No way.

Happy now?

- Don't play with me, Simmy.

- Why?

Wouldn't you do anything for me?

We passed a hay barn not far back.

- So?

- Wanna play dare?

(Derek laughs)

- You are crazy.

Burn it for me.

(suspenseful music)

- Get outta here.

I'm not doing that.

- Burn it down for me and I'll reward you.

- Hmm?

What kind of reward?

- They kind of make your eyes pop out of your head.

- Nah.

- Man up, Derek.

- I can't.

- Show me what you're made of.

You fucking talk.

- Get out there.

(Derek laughs)

- Don't be a coward, Derek.

(suspenseful music)

- Someone's in a hurry.

- It's so weird though.

It's just filled woods and trees

and some rehab cabin a couple miles ago.

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

- Does anybody know where Derek is?

- Nope.

Simmy, have you seen Derek?

- Nope.

- Well, normal rules apply here.

He is already five minutes late.

I don't think he should be allowed into the session

once we've begun.

- The prodigal son has returned.

- Okay, well, for finally joining us, Derek.

We can now begin.

Okay, guys, we're gonna play a little game here.

I think you're gonna like it.

With this teddy bear, I'm gonna throw it to one of you,

and whoever I choose to throw at you, I want you

to share a happy memory, okay?

Like I said before, good or bad.

Okay?

Bianca, you're first.

Go from share a happy memory.

Go on.

- I remember when I was 10,

I'd been training in gymnastics a couple of years,

and at the time I'd struggled.

I never stood out.

I didn't seem

to have like specialism like the other girls,

so I decided to work hard for a couple of years building up

to a showcase so I could, you know,

finish in the middle somewhere

'cause we competed in one event each.

The winner got a medal.

Mine was the vault.

But there was this other girl, Chrissy.

She was the class prodigy,

but that day I won.

It was the best day of my life for a moment.

- [Participant] No moment.

- Well, thought my dad would be impressed,

but he was more interested in Chrissy's mom.

He didn't even notice my vault

or the announcement that I'd won.

- Was Chrissy's mom hot?

(Derek laughs)

- Derek!

- Who this I got here?

Hmm.

Let me guess.

Daddy issues (chuckles)

A shifty uncle maybe.

(Derek laughs)

Maybe.

(Derek laughs)

- Such a waste of time.

- Simmy, wait.

What?

- Bianca, guys!

- Let's take a break.

Can Can we talk?

- Yeah, we can talk.

This is not going well.

We've only just got started.

(suspenseful music)

- Yes, sweetheart, I'm in,

I'm trying to get some shots of this twister,

but I've lost my bearings a bit.

Yeah, I think I'm in Siegel Valley.

Yeah, I reckon I'll be back at the cabin

in about five hours.

Yeah, yeah, I'll meet you there.

Hello, Carla.

Carla, Hello.

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(James screaming)

- James, I can't.

Hello, James.

(suspenseful music)

James, it's me.

Just get to Latoka Cabin.

Okay?

I'll see you there.

(suspenseful music)

- If you wanna talk about it.

Why does Derek wind you up so easily?

- I'm gonna share my stories around the campfire, Bianca.

Derek won't get the better of me.

Trust me.

- The wind outside is crazy.

- Tell me about it.

I wanna use the hot tub.

- What's the weather forecast today?

What is it?

- God, that's insane.

- What?

(bright music)

- Chaos has broken out globally with these sudden breakout

of fires spread by billowing winds.

The force of nature racing

through the countryside has now hit town centers

almost tornado-like in behavior.

Residents are being worn to stay inside

as fire teams struggle to cope

with keeping it under control.

Locals affected by the fire are advised

to not use water sources where possible at an attempt

to keep reserves full for the fire and rescue teams.

- And this is heading our way?

- Yeah.

- How the hell did it catch fire?

Yeah, let's tell the docs.

- I really need this to go well, Charlotte.

- You can't force it.

- Why choose Derek?

He seems to be making this as difficult for us

as he possibly can, and I don't think it's fair

when Simmy and Bianca's recovering.

- He's exactly the kind of person we should be helping.

I mean, he's staring over the abyss right now.

- Charla, I'm seriously invested in this.

I've put every penny I have into this place,

launching the book, my therapy app.

I need results.

- Why not focus on what brought you here in the first place?

If you prioritize on business first,

then inevitably the people come second.

- Yeah.

- Girls will be right with you.

- We have to tell you something.

- We've got news about the tornado.

- It'll blow over, pardon my pun.

- That's just it.

It won't.

- It caught fire.

It's blazing through countryside and farmland

not far from here.

- Oh, Simmy, how on earth do you know this?

- Another dongle.

- I can't even get enough signal to check my emails.

Do you know you're not supposed to be on the internet?

Right?

- Forget that.

We have to get ready.

We don't even know what roads are taking damage.

- Check the weather forecast.

It shows a projection of weather tornado had.

It's accurate to closest five miles or so,

but it's projected to come here.

- If we leave now, is there a chance we could outrun it?

- It's too risky.

Wind speeds for 50 square miles are dangerous enough

without factoring a fucking flaming tornado.

- I used to go through a bar called the Flaming Tornado.

- What the fuck, Tim?

- What did I miss?

- We have to brace ourselves

with a possibility of a fire tornado heading this way.

(participant chuckles)

- Yeah, right.

Wait, what?

- Okay, guys, I think we should go inside.

Okay?

- Shit, what is it?

I've lost signal.

- Where's it currently tracking?

- Last known tracking has it coming very close to here.

Given its calculated size, this thing hits her stray on

it will do some serious damage.

Even if it passes close, this sink can spit fire

for hundreds of yards around it,

meaning that it's such a fire risk, even if it passes,

but doesn't actually climb with us.

- Hmm, what about roads?

- It's already melted tarmac, burst tires from a distance.

It's way too risky.

- Yeah, but some chances better than burning up, isn't it?

- Maybe we should be asking how a tornado caught fire.

- We have no choice.

We have to stick it out.

- Before this gets to us.

- It's following a path and looping in circles.

When it passes, it will only be a matter of hours

because it's tracking to swing back around

bigger and faster.

- Sounds like my ex.

- Oh, sit on it, Derek.

- Okay, we need an idea, a plan of action.

I see we hunker down here in the cabin.

We find somewhere.

- Mate, this is a wooden cabin about to come into contact

with a huge cyclone of fire.

Yeah?

Mate, I hate to break it to you,

but it's not gonna work out.

If that thing swings back around,

we are more fucked than a turkey at Christmas.

- You shut up, Derek.

Will you shut up!

- This is (participant whispers)

Just.

- I think this guy needs therapy.

- Derek, Derek.

- Right, listen, before you all throw me out into the fire,

I have an idea.

- All right, spit it out.

- This cabin is set out in a woodland.

Right?

- Yeah, no shit.

What's your point?

- Well, this place will naturally be coated

in fire retardants because of the inherent risk factor.

It won't repel it very long,

but there's a chance

if they've got the right ingredients

that we could make something.

- But what do you need?

- Start boiling water as much as you can.

We'll need borax or some other fire retardant.

A place like this might well have some stored.

- You go and get those

and we'll start boiling water right now.

- Oh, and if they've got any of those spray bowls

for weed killer, that sort of thing, get me there.

- Okay, all right.

There they're good work.

Teamwork makes their dream right?

- How come you know this shit?

- Hmm, I like to think an artist knows his canvas.

(Derek clears throat)

- I really hope this works.

Do you think Derek could be right?

- Even a stop clock is right twice a day.

- Great, we got borax.

I'm sorry.

- Huh?

- For being an asshole.

But for,

you know (clears throat)

- No, why don't you say it?

- I took it too far that time.

It wasn't right.

- No, it wasn't.

Consent isn't a game, Derek.

Great, we've got sprayers.

- Why'd you fall so hard

after your injury?

- This isn't the time.

- Isn't it?

We're literally in therapy, Bianca.

- Why don't you tell me, smart ass?

- Well, let's see.

For me,

sometimes I see two doors,

the left side being the safe,

sensible, righteous option,

and the right side being chaos.

I grew up with everyone thinking the worst of me.

Why should I disappoint them?

Besides, chaos can be quite fun.

- Well, I actually had the opposite problem.

People expected great things from me.

I just couldn't live up to them.

- The smoke, it must be getting close.

- Yeah, nearly there.

We could start loading the spray soon in our show

where to fire the spray.

When the wind picks up,

you need stay close to the cabin, right?

Focus on the corners first

or any areas with flammable attachments.

- Okay, how do we get on the roof?

- I can get out there.

- How are you going to do that, Spider girl?

- Oh, you just said it.

If my back holds out, I can climb up.

- Wait, I've got some paint cutters if you need them.

- Simmy.

- That should be later, doc.

- Look.

Take this.

I'm gonna go check on Tim.

(suspenseful music)

- What the hell?

Shit!

Be careful.

- Hi, guys.

(fire exploding)

- Stay close!

- Look.

- Whoa, done, Derek.

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

(participants cough)

- You are spider woman.

- We need to get everyone inside, it's steaming here.

- Shit, it's coming.

- I thought we had more time.

- I need to get inside and scoop up the draft.

- Okay, hold on, let me check on the others.

(participants cough)

(suspenseful music)

We have to get inside.

It's here.

- My notes.

I have to get my notes.

It's my life's work.

- Dr. McGrath!

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

- Tim!

What are you doing?

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(participant screaming)

(suspenseful music)

- Where's Tim?

- He didn't make it.

- What?

- He ran his car.

It got him.

- Bruce is out.

It's coming!

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

(participants crying)

(suspenseful music)

(participants cough)

(suspenseful music)

(participants scream)

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

- Shit!

- How's it looking?

- Eh, I put out some of the small fires on the cabin.

Fire spray seemed to do the trick.

- That's good.

- Yeah.

There's a problem though.

The tornado has damaged the roof pretty badly.

It's bad.

- What should we do?

- This place could fall apart with the wind still up.

And if that thing circles back round, we are fucked.

- How about we leave?

Simmy, when do we expect the twister back?

- Well, winds are still high and we have a couple of hours,

but it hit us early last time,

so if it's speeding up, then we might have less time.

Let's assess our options.

- No car.

- Brace could be damaged anyway.

- What's nearby?

- The nearest town is seven miles away,

and there's another cabin a mile or two down the trail.

- I know I'll get there.

- Yeah.

How, Derek?

- Will you shut the fuck up, Simmy?

- Shut the up up.

- Call it, Derek.

Simmy, button it, please.

- Anyway, I saw that cabin on the tornado's tracking.

It's supposed to go past that cabin

right after going through this one.

- Right, well, we've gotta move then.

But where do we go?

Look, I don't wanna piss on anyone's chips here,

but the air out there is a real lung killer.

Real smoggy.

- I saw some hardware masks when we were looking

for that fire gel stuff.

They might help.

- Given how pressed we are for time,

I thought we just gathered together

what we can, Food, water.

Simmy, please bring your computer

in case we can get a signal again.

- Sure.

- We can make for that next cabin

and just hope it withstands the final pass.

- Yeah.

Don't have much choice otherwise, do we?

Oh yeah, and do not go upstairs.

- What about our stuff?

- Go upstairs then, but wait until we're all out the cabin.

- You're such a fucking asshole.

- What?

Look, I don't want you on the top floor

falling on top of my head.

- This isn't helping.

- Come on Charlotte, let's hang around.

- Don't push my buttons, Simmy.

- Why?

Feeling a little guilty, are we?

- Why would I feel guilty?

- Oh, well, gee, let me think.

You started a fire and then a tornado caught fire.

- That's a stretch.

- Is it?

I bet the others would like to know

about your little late night trip.

- Don't even bother.

- Well, you're arson, doesn't take a genius, does it?

- You have a history of arson too.

- Yeah, but no conviction.

- Yeah.

And why is that?

Why is that, Simmy?

You are fucking with me.

You shouldn't do that.

I'm not gonna let you trip me again.

- You are gonna get blamed for this fire, Derek.

- I'll just tell him you were involved.

- No.

Who the fuck is gonna believe you?

When I left the cabin, Bianca was asleep.

And then when I returned she was still asleep.

For all she knows, I was there all night.

- After everything I was done for you.

- No (laughs) Derek.

My life went downhill the moment I fucking met you.

- You ruined my life.

(Simmy laughs)

- You really thought we were all Bonnie and Clyde

for a minute, didn't you?

You're fucking pathetic.

(Simmy laughs)

Do you know what?

You should go out into that twister, go on.

Let chew your up and spit you out

'cause if you get through this,

and if we get through this,

you are going straight back to jail.

(Simmy laughs)

- No fucking way.

(gentle music)

- It is okay.

- I feel useless.

- No one knows what to do in a situation like this.

- It's...

It's not just this though, it's everything.

I feel useless.

I mean, look at those two out there.

- You can't blend fire and ice.

You know that.

- My whole life, I've tried to help people

and I see them relapse.

I hear, see their lives fall apart.

- You can only help people find a way forward.

It's up to them after that.

- I just, I just wish someone was better because of my help.

- I am.

Look, I know we were put together

because the Lord told me to,

but you were the first person who really listened to me.

You were there for me to talk to,

even while I didn't wanna say anything.

- Well, you have no idea what it means to hear you say that.

Thank you, Bianca.

- Oh, am I interrupting?

- It's fine.

- We have a problem.

- What?

- Derek's gone.

- What?

- We're on our own.

- Did you say something to him?

- I need to tell you something.

- Spit it out.

- Last night, I saw him sneaking out to Tim's car.

- He did what?

- I challenged him and he just got in and drove off.

He said he was bored and wanted to burn shit.

- Wait, you think he started a fire?

- Well, painters paint.

Arsonists arson, I guess.

- We're just assuming here.

- Come on, doc, you know what he's like.

- We can't even be sure.

- Well, if he wasn't guilty, surely he'd still be here.

- We stick to our plan.

- I agree.

- Let's go.

(suspenseful music)

(participants coughing)

- These things are useless.

- I know.

Come on, let's keep going.

(participants cough)

(suspenseful music)

(participant coughs)

(suspenseful music)

- Time to party.

(participant laughs)

I'll give him something to remember me by.

- Fucking crazy, Simmy.

Why did you do that?

(Simmy laughs)

- Shit!

I'm trapped.

We've got double back.

- Come on, Derek.

You can't let me get me Derek.

I didn't mean for it to go up like that.

You love me, right?

You do anything for me?

- I'll draw him away.

You make a run for it.

- You'll get away.

I know you will.

(sirens wailing)

- If they catch me,

you'll wait while I'm inside.

- Always.

Always.

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

- Holy shit!

It's ahead of the cabin.

It must have sped up.

We've got a hurry and look.

This thing's got 20 minutes before it hits the next cabin.

- How far are we?

Our size limit?

- Let's go.

(suspenseful music)

(timer beeping)

(participants cough)

(participants scream)

- Someone's in.

- Maybe it's already in here.

- I can't see anybody inside.

Maybe we should check right the back.

- Okay, okay, you can check on the front.

I'll go and look in the back.

I think I see someone inside.

Let's go back to the front and take on Simmy.

Where is Simmy?

- Oh, what?

What?

I think Derek's inside, he grabbed Simmy.

- Oh God, this isn't the moment for him to relapse.

- Derek, open the door.

(fire burning)

I think what it is?

- What?

- I have to climb up the outside of the building

and get in upstairs.

- You can't.

The wind is too strong.

- I have to help Simmy.

If I can't you need to find someone to hide.

- Where should I go?

I'll think it's something.

(suspenseful music)

- Let me go, asshole.

- Bonnie and Clyde, yeah?

- Fuck you!

- You know what happened to them, don't you?

- Derek, please.

You have to let them in.

The fire twist is coming.

(Derek laughs)

- Why?

- You can't let them die.

- Don't act like you care about them.

- Derek, please, please, just,

we can go back to how we were before.

We can work on it.

- You promised me a reward,

and I've decided what it's gonna be.

Before all this is over,

you are gonna beg for your life,

right up until we both burn.

- [Participant] Derek, open the door.

Let me in.

- Derek, Derek, look at me.

Look at me.

Please Look at me.

You think I don't appreciate what you did, but I do.

- Liar!

Fuck you!

- Derek, you love me.

You love me.

- Don't you dare.

- Derek, love me, don't you?

- Shut up.

- Do anything for me.

- You never waited, did you?

You were with Bobby within a week.

A fucking week

after all I did for you.

You waited until they locked me up, didn't you?

Case closed.

- Derek, it wasn't like that.

It was.

Bobby mean, he meant nothing to me,

and it wasn't, it wasn't like you.

I swear.

- Yeah, well, you played him like a fool too.

Time you paid the bill.

- Derek, give me one more chance.

Give me a chance.

I'd do anything.

- It doesn't matter now.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- This place won't be here much longer, Simmy.

- What the fuck did you do?

(Derek laughs)

- A little experiment (clears throat) with chemicals.

Yes.

(Derek clears throat)

A guy in prison told me about it once.

(Derek laughs)

Another guy also told me how to make timers and triggers.

- But Derek, don't tell me you made a bomb.

(Derek laughs)

- Fine.

I won't tell you.

- Please Derek, let me go.

- Look, I tell you what (clears throat)

I'll let you go, kill the others instead.

If you can take your chances with the twister.

- Yeah, just do that.

Do whatever.

Just, just let me go.

(Derek laughs)

Let me go, Derek, please.

Christ, you are evil, you know that.

(suspenseful music)

Everyone thinks the worst, ain't you?

You'll have me down as some pyromaniac.

Might as well play the part.

(Derek laughs)

- Derek, come on.

Come on, just admit what you did.

Let me go.

Let the others in.

Just let the others in.

- I'll see it through.

I am going out in a blaze of glory.

Go big or go fucking home.

It's right.

- Derek, there is still time.

Please just let Bianca and Charlotte in,

and then let's turn off the bomb.

- Turn it off?

There's no fail safe.

God, what was it my old man used to say?

Ain't nothing good ever come out half measures, boy.

- If you're gonna make a move, do it now.

(Derek laughs)

- You know, it's funny.

Despite everything, Simmy,

I kinda like you.

Guess I like crazy bitches.

(suspenseful music)

You are making a big mistake, B.

- Yeah, story of my life.

Step back.

- Make me.

(suspenseful music)

Can't save both of them.

Charlotte, get away from the door.

(fire burning)

(participant screaming)

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

- Not long now, girls.

- Let's get out.

We can help you.

We can help each other just like Charlotte said.

- The doc's wisdom didn't get her very far, did it?

Eaten up and shout out by a flaming twister.

Ah, pa, pa, pa, pa, pa!

Hold it right there.

- It doesn't have to end here.

Maybe we can all make a difference.

Help others like us not make the same mistakes.

- Shit!

What?

You know this thing moves in circular motions, right?

Well, where it's heading and and the greater speed.

I'm pretty sure it's coming back through this way.

I can't wait.

(suspenseful music)

- Fire is so simple.

It really is.

It's destructive,

(suspenseful music)

but it's beautiful.

- Do you really want to sacrifice everyone with you?

- You are wasting your time ladies.

There's no off switch to the device.

I could try to diffuse it,

but even odd struggle now.

- Can we move it?

- And that wind out there,

it'll go off in your hands.

- Okay, Derek, then we leave you.

We just wanna get out while there's still a chance

of getting away.

- You can go.

Simmy stays.

- Why?

- Ask her.

She knows.

- Shut the fuck up!

(participant punches Derek)

- Ah ah!

- Check the bomb.

He might be lying.

- Okay.

- I win, Derek.

I told you not to fuck with me.

I'm the spider and you are the fly.

- Don't get ahead of yourself, sweetheart.

- Okay.

(suspenseful music)

(timer counting down)

- Simmy!

Simmy!

Simmy, the bomb will be off two minutes.

(Derek laughs)

- You really think you can win?

Don't you?

(suspenseful music)

You can't.

It's judgment day, bitch.

(indistinct)

The 30 minute twister.

Tic, tack, tic, tack,

tic, tack, tic, tack.

(Derek laughs)

- Let her go, Derek.

(Derek laughs)

- No.

- Why?

Don't think you can take me?

Huh?

(Derek laughs)

- Shut the fuck up.

- She man, you pussy.

- Oh, okay.

(Derek laughs)

(Simmy screams)

- Ah, fuck!

(Derek screams)

- Oh gosh, sweetheart.

(suspenseful music)

(participants cough)

- This is so fucking stupid, just go without me.

There's no one in his boat that I think.

- We have to go.

I'm not gonna let you die with him.

(suspenseful music)

(fire burning)

(participants cough)

(suspenseful music)

- Nothing good ever (laughs) makes you.

(suspenseful music)

(timer counting down)

(fire burns)

- Fuck you, Derek.

(participants cough)

- There's a car but we don't have any keys.

- That doesn't matter.

Come on.

(fire burning)

(suspenseful music)

- What now?

- We're gonna hot wear the car.

- What?

How the fuck do I do that?

- See those wires, rip them out.

- Oh okay.

- Just jam them together.

- I just hot wear the car.

- Come on, go.

Fucking go.

(fire burning)

- Why didn't you just leave me there?

We could have both died.

- Oh, you're welcome.

- Shit!

(participant laughing)

(suspenseful music)

(gentle music)

- You've gone up in the boat.

- You are still in therapy.

- Yeah.

Thanks for everything you did for me.

I wouldn't be here without you.

(suspenseful music)

I went back to the cabins.

- You did?

Why?

- Why do you think?

- Maybe to make peace with everything that happened,

get some perspective?

- I actually wanted to see what was left behind.

- You know something that always confused me?

- What?

- That day at the cabin, Derek said

to ask you about why he wanted you dead.

- 'Cause he just flipped.

He knew he was always crazy.

- Simmy, I'm a therapist now.

I have seen everything.

I know when you're lying.

- I challenged him,

and I won.

Time's up, doc, let's get a drink.

(participant laughs)

- Okay.

(suspenseful music)