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OK, I just got us a new friend.

Target. Two o'clock.
Range 1,708 meters.

Wind, from three o'clock, six miles
per hour. Dial wind right, 2.3 mils.

Now, Mike, I know you're good.
I mean, you're real good, right?

- But you're not that good.
- We're not here to play games, man.

So what are we here for then? Huh?

I know what you're thinking.

"We're here to complete our mission,
Tommy." I mean, come on, dude.

What's your point, Tommy?

All right, look, my point is,
my point is...

We've been here for what,
what is it now?

- Two months?
- Three months and six days.

Mike, man, that is my point.
That is my point exactly.

Three months and six days
since you last seen Jenny.

Oh, Jenny. Jenny, I love you.

Jenny, I wanna kiss you.

- Oh, Jenny, oh, Jenny, kiss me.
- Contact.

What?

Shit.

Here we go.

Hogsden, Hogsden, Alpha Margot four.
Elvis is in the building. Over.

Here, Hogsden.

The target should be aboard
a black Land Cruiser with guards.

Do you confirm the target's presence?
Over.

They said black. It's grey.
It's a different vehicle.

It's still a Land Cruiser, Mike.

Something's happening.

Looks like they're about to...
perform some kind of ceremony.

Land Cruiser approaching.

The designated target
is Sayid Assiff, 65.

Confirm. Over.

Target. Ten o'clock.
Range 977 meters.

Copy 977. Indexed.

He could have grown a beard since
he was photographed. Could be him.

Target confirmed.

Send it.

It's a wedding.

So what?

Say again. Over.

So what?

Proceed and confirm your zero. Over.

Send it.

Send it.

Alpha Margot four, confirm hit. Over.

I don't have a good shot.

Hogsden,
the groom's in the way of the target.

Awaiting orders, sir. Over.

Mike, no, Mike, don't get funny ideas,
right? This is what we're here for.

Neutralize the target. Over.

Mike, get yourself out of this
spiritual crisis and shoot the damn guy.

Alpha Margot four to Hogsden,
it's a wedding.

You're asking me to shoot the father
of the groom and the groom.

- Please confirm. Over.
- Alpha Margot four,

it took us 13 months
to locate the target, Sayid Assiff.

As far as we know,
Assiff doesn't have any son,

but he could be part
of the same terrorist cell.

Don't wait for a clear shot.
Neutralize and confirm. Over.

You see, Mike, man?
Even terrorists get married.

We don't know if that is Sayid Assiff.
He got out of a different-colored car

and from this distance, you know
you can't make a positive ID.

Send it, Mike.

Send the goddamn shot, Mike.

- Confirm. Over.
- Take the goddamn shot, Mike.

Hogsden, target's moving. I lost them.

- Alpha Margot four out.
- Damn it, Mike!

Alpha Margot four, mission aborted.

Requesting extract.
Get us out of here. Over.

Give us your new
position, Alpha Margot. Over.

- Negative. GPS is broken. Over.
- Roger.

Wait for the orders.
We're looking for a new position.

- What are you doing?
- Something.

Mayday, Mayday, Alpha Margot
four. Request immediate extract.

Sandstorm's increasing in force. Over.

The new extract location
is a village six clicks west.

How copy? Over.

Negative, do not copy!

Village is 15 clicks west from here?
Over.

Well, that's great, Mike.
Five hours on foot.

- That's west.
- I know which way is west, Mike.

- You know what day it is?
- It's Tuesday.

Not just any Tuesday.

It's the second Tuesday of the month,
which means my son is expecting my call.

- I know.
- I haven't let him down yet.

What do you guys talk about,
anyway? What is he, four?

Actually, Mike, he's decided
that he's gonna be a vegetarian.

The other day Anne was in the house
and she was cleaning up.

She looks into the backyard
and there's Jake running around.

She's like,
"Jake! Jake, what are you doing?"

And he turns around,
he's eating a leaf and he goes,

"My name isn't Jake!"

"I'm a brontosaurus!"

- Oh, man, that guy's nuts.
- Yeah.

I know, it's probably all bullshit.
You know, it just makes me feel better.

It's crazy, right?

You know, Mike, I used to think
that our marriage

was just a big, big, big, big mistake.

You know, a curse. But then Jake comes
along. He changes everything, you know?

We used to fight all the time,
we still do fight all the time,

but now we got this little man who makes
us think twice about what we're saying.

Whereas before we'd just fly
off the handle, just say stupid things,

not speak to each other for days, but
then Jake, you know, he set us straight.

Hey, I know that face.

What are you thinking, Mike, man?
What's on your mind, huh?

Is there something you wanna tell me?

Come on, Mike. You can't just keep
this inside, whatever it is.

You gotta let it out.

It's much better
just to get it out into the ether.

Are you thinking of proposing to Jenny,
is that what it is?

- It's, uh...
- What?

- It's complicated. It's a big step.
- It's complicated. Right.

That is one...

small step...

for mankind...

but that is one giant leap
for a man.

Oh, man. You really are a mess, man,
you know that?

What is with you?

Here Hogsden.

We don't detect active guerrilla troops
in your area.

But once they get their boss to safety,
they might come back looking for you.

The new extract location is far enough
from their hideout and from sandstorms.

We can't make the helos fly there

and ground vehicles
were not requested for this mission.

You have to cross the desert.
The dunes keep shifting their position,

and the radio signal
won't always get through.

Hang on, Marines.

I can't see anything
through this sand.

I think I see something moving.

Could be locals.

What are they doing?

It looks like they're...

digging in the sand.

Hey, if those were Berbers, that means
we're heading in the right direction.

Well, unless they were
just a refraction.

Huh.

I know it's dramatic,
but it's just an old Berber trick.

They use these signs to keep enemies
away from their villages.

It just means
that we are almost there, bro.

The village is probably
right over that dune, over there.

Come on, let's go. Huh?

In the last 40 years, there have been
8,000 declared conflicts,

and there's 33 million landmines
buried in this area.

Landmines?

I like it when you get optimistic, Mike.
OK. Now you listen, Mr Wikipedia.

You can find
all kinds of stuff in the desert.

Look at the condition that sign is in.

Who knows where this is from
and what it really says.

Mike, don't get paranoid. Don't let
that thing mess with your head.

I'm just reviewing our options.

We do have two options
because we're such lucky guys.

Now we can turn around
and we can die of thirst.

Or we can get to that village
within the hour, Mike.

I know which option I'm taking.

Know what? I don't even like water.
Water is overrated. Got no taste.

A nice... ice-cold Slushee.

Man, that'd be so good.

You know, usually I do a root beer,

but I think this time,
I'm gonna go for a strawberry.

Mm-hmm.

Thanks, Mike.

Oh!

Oh, OK. Hmm!

OK, Mike.

You know what?

You forget what I said about water. Hmm!

A couple of drops really gets you going.

Don't it? Whoop!

Come on, Mike. Come on.

Come on, Mike!

Hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo!

Hoo, hoo, ha! Come on!

Come on, Mike!

Hey.

You gotta stop thinking about that sign.
You're over-thinking this thing, man.

Which doesn't surprise me,
you know, seeing as you are you.

You know, Mike, you're gonna
have to explain something to me.

Why is it that a psychopath
such as yourself...

...ain't afraid to duke it out with...

How many was it?

I think it was, uh, four.

No, five of the biggest Army Rangers
I have ever seen

and yet you piss your pants
at the thought of a sign

that's been blowing around the desert
for God knows how long.

I've just had a premonition.

I think there's a Slushee machine
back in that village.

- Who knows, maybe...
- Tommy!

Tommy! Tommy! Listen to me,
man, you gotta calm down, all right?

Damn it, you've gotta calm down!

- Mayday, Mayday, this is Alpha Marg...
- Mike, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts!

Tommy, listen to me, man!
I can't move, OK?

I stepped on one of them too, all right?

Oh my God! Oh my God, Mike!

Tommy, you've gotta calm down, OK?
We've gotta get to the village!

If you keep going on like this,
we'll never get there!

- Yeah, OK, the village. Yeah.
- It's OK, we're gonna get there! OK?

You've gotta check your radio.

Yeah.

- Come on, you can do it!
- OK, I can do it.

Mike, I can do it, I can do it, I can do
it. OK, I can... I can see my pack.

There you go, Marine. Come on!

Come on, Tommy!

You gotta check the radio!

- Mike, I can't move, I can't move!
- You can do this! Come on!

Just... grab your medical kit.
It's in your top middle pocket.

- What?
- Come on, man! Grab your kit!

- OK, OK.
- Come on, Marine! Move!

- OK, OK!
- There you go. Grab your medical kit.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Good work, Marine.

Here you go. Good work. Good work.

- I got 'em. I got 'em.
- There you go.

No, no, Tommy, you need...

Come on, man. You need that morphine.
Let's go, Marine! Come on!

- Focus. Focus. You ignore this pain.
- Mike!

Remember what you learned in training.
We've gotta get to that village.

And you... you've gotta call Jake, man.

- What? Jake.
- That's right.

Jake. He's waiting for me, Mike.

- It's Tuesday, man.
- Yeah.

- That's right, Marine. Now move!
- Oh, Mike.

- No, don't look at it.
- Mike, I've got no legs.

- Tommy, don't look at it!
- I've got no legs!

Come on, man, don't look at it!
Don't look at it!

Oh, God, Mike, I haven't got any legs!
Mike, I haven't got any legs!

There you go, it's right by your side.

- There you go. There you go.
- Yeah.

Now, can you reach your pack?

We need that radio.

Wait, no, Tommy,
one is more than enough, man.

No, Tommy. No, Tommy, one is enough!

OK. OK.

All right.
I need you to listen to me, Tommy.

You have to reach your pack.
You have to check the radio. OK?

- OK.
- Can you reach it?

There you go, grab your pack.

- There you go.
- I've got it.

- Good work.
- I've got it, I've got it.

Good work!

- Good work.
- Yeah.

- I got it, I got it.
- You got it.

- OK, OK, OK, OK.
- Good work, man. You're gonna be fine.

Alpha Margot four.

- Man down.
- Tommy, I'm not copying you, man.

I'm not hearing you in my comm.

- You gotta make sure the radio's on.
- I need a phone to call Jake.

I need a phone to call my... my son.

Tommy, I'm not hearing you
on my comms, man.

You gotta check the walkie,
make sure it's on.

- I want a root beer.
- All right.

- Stay with me, man.
- Why did I want strawberry?

- Mike, what was I thinking?
- Stay with me, Tommy!

Mike. The village.

We need to get to the village.
It's gonna be beautiful, Mike.

- OK.
- It's gonna be so beautiful.

You're gonna be fine, man.
I'll be right there.

This mine is probably rusty
and dead anyway. I'll be right there.

Oh, no! Oh, no,
don't you even think about it, Mike.

- I have to do something!
- Don't even think about it.

You're losing too much blood!
I'm not gonna let you die like this!

Tommy, no.

Mike, will you tell Jake
that I love him?

- No, Tommy, no.
- You stay alive, man.

Tommy, no!

Shit.

Batteries.

Mayday, Mayday, Alpha Margot four
to Hogsden. Do you copy? Over.

Mayday, Mayday,
Alpha Margot four to Hogsden.

Do you copy? Over.

Base camp here.

We've been looking for you for hours,
Alpha Margot. Over.

Copy you. Hogsden.

Sir, my partner is killed in action
and I'm in critical condition,

requesting immediate extract with EOD.
Over.

Define critical, Staff Sergeant. Over.

I stepped on an explosive ordnance, sir.

It's the same kind
that killed my spotter. Over.

Major? Over?

What about your mission,
Sergeant? Over.

Failed, sir.
But I'm requesting support, sir.

I'm requesting immediate support. Over.

What is your position,
Alpha Margot? Over.

I can't say for sure. GPS is kaput.

We're about four hours due east
of mission location.

Roger.
Still two hours from the village. Over.

I don't think
you understand my situation.

I'm stuck with my left foot
on a damn landmine. Over.

Affirmative, Alpha
Margot. Your situation is clear. Over.

That's great, my situation's clear.
Then come and get me. Over.

Negative.

The helos are still all grounded
because of the sandstorms. Over.

Shit.

OK.

So what's the plan? Over.

There's a convoy pinned down by fire

from a group of guerrillas
just over the border.

If everything goes well, it should be
passing by your current location

in about 52 hours, Sergeant. Over.

Sir, with all due respect,
if everything goes well,

I don't know if I can survive
for 52 hours like this. Over.

Get ready to signal
your position when the time comes.

We'll try to contact you via radio
to make sure you're still there.

Over.

So that's it?

What about that "no man left behind"
business? Over.

Listen, Sergeant Stevens.

As far as we know,
the type of landmines

scattered in that area
can remain active for up to 40 years,

but ten years after they're produced,
depending on certain variables,

there's a four per cent chance
of their malfunctioning.

Fifteen years after production,

malfunction levels reach
as high as seven per cent.

Great.

Given this scenario,
my personal advice,

should you not be able to resist
for long in the desert for any reason,

is to try the Shuman maneuver.

- The Shuman maneuver, Major? Over.
- It is a last resort.

Digging a small trench
to take cover from the explosion.

If you make the sole of your boot
stick to the ground...

- Major?
- ...and raise your feet sideways.

Major? Over.

The damages
caused by the shockwave

will be limited to non-vital limb loss.

Shuman maneuver, my ass.

Perfect.

What's next, huh?

Sorry, Tom.

I gotta get those batteries.

Thanks, man.

No water.

No radio.

It's the end of the line for you, Mike.

Help!

Hey!

Help!

OK.

Come on, Mike.

Stop! Show me your hands!
Don't take another step!

Do you understand me?

No, no, no, no, don't move, don't move!

This is a minefield! Full of mines!

Boom!

You think this is funny?

Did you put these mines here?
Is that why you think this is funny?

Look, man. I'm begging you.
I can't stay stuck here forever.

- Why you stuck?
- Oh, thank God, OK, you understand.

All right, look,
I need water and my radio.

Is your village
on the other side of that dune?

Water! Radio!

Why you stay here,
not go home, and family?

Are you kidding? It...

My left foot is on top of a mine!

If I move it...

Got it?

- This why?
- Yes, this why!

You're sure?

Do you see this body?

This is Thomas Madison, my best friend,

and he's dead now because
he also stepped on one of your mines!

Mine not mine.

Don't worry about friend,
he find his peace now.

But you alive.
You must take next step now.

No. Next...

My next step will be my last. Got it?

Thank you. Thank you, thank you.

Now while you're here,
please grab my radio.

My radio, the radio. Look, it's...
it's right there in the pack.

Just grab the radio.

Please.

Radio no good.
No music now. No dancing.

No, you don't understand,
I need it to call...

You need to make next step.

Wait. Where are you going?

And why are you walking like that?

Do you know where the mines are?
Because I'm standing on one!

I'm on a mine so there's no next step
for me. You got it, asshole?

You need to keep moving on.

What an idiot.

Oh, come on, Marine. It's a simple job.

This has got to be better than nothing.

Wait.

Be careful. Be careful.

Thank you. Thank you, thank you.

Would you tell your dad
I said thank you very, very much?

And that I'm very, very grateful.

What's that you got there?

A toy soldier.

This.

I got one too.

Is this yours?

Yeah.

He's stuck.

He can't move.

While you're here,

would you mind
going and getting me that radio?

Right there, in the pack.

Would you grab that for me, please?

Please, go get the radio.

It's right there.

Come on, you gotta at least
look where I'm pointing.

Go get the radio! The radio!

No, wait, wait, wait.

Wait.

Wait, no, I wasn't yelling at you.
I was just trying to get the radio.

♪ Nobody's fault but mine

♪ Nobody's fault but mine

♪ If I die and my soul be lost

♪ Nobody's fault but mine

♪ I say, I had a mother who could pray

♪ I had a mother who could pray

Your Highness.

This secret message
will serve as your amulet,

protecting you from all evil,
my knight.

Don't torture yourself, OK?
I know you have to do this.

So you go and you defeat your demons
like a knight in shining armor...

true of heart and strong of arm.

I know everything's gonna be all right.

I know it is.

But don't take too long. You go win
this war and you come back to me,

otherwise I might just find myself
another bad boy.

Like a Delta Force guy or... a Ranger.

I love you.

You very lucky man.

Here we go again.

Look, man,
I'm not in the mood for your bullshit.

I didn't sleep that well last night.

What's your name?

Mike.

Mike.

Mike in your language
is Man Not Take Next Step?

No, Mike is Michael.

- But what would that mean to a Berber?
- Mike is Michael.

You say me Berber.
You know what means Berber?

I do.

It's a guy who won't bring you his radio
if he asks you for it.

And I bet your daughter had to bring me
that canteen without telling you.

In my language, Berber is "free man."
Why you no free man?

OK, OK, you... you foot on mine.

- Finally.
- But you very lucky man, you.

Foot on mine and mine no explode.
Night in desert and animal no eat you.

You very lucky man,
Mike is Michael.

OK, great, thank you. Now can we just...

Mike is Michael,
why you put foot on mine? Eh?

Obviously, I didn't know there was
a mine here when I put my foot on it.

I don't know
where the mines are like you do.

You are wrong, Mike is Michael.
We don't know where the mines are.

I see you guys walking around here,
all zig-zaggy.

- You know the right path.
- I don't know where the mines are.

If I walk straight on minefield,
now or later, I step on mine, sure.

I know your problem,
Mike is Michael. Mmm.

- You afraid.
- Yeah, no shit.

- Tell me about it.
- No, you no understand.

Where we are now no matter.
Only matter where we want to go, huh?

I only want to go home, to family.

I only follow my destiny.

Well, looks like my destiny stops here.

I took my last false step.

Every day, every day
your step can be your last step.

What difference today?

The difference is that today...

I know that even if I was a lucky man,

I only have a seven per cent chance
of not dying.

Seven per cent good.

Huh?

Look...

This has been delightfully philosophical
and all that,

but would you mind
handing me that radio?

Thank you.

Hello? No, no, he's busy.

Why you put foot on mine?

Because we were on our way
to the village.

- Why reach village?
- Because we were lost in the desert.

- Why in desert?
- Because that was our mission.

- Why mission?
- Because we're at war.

Why you fight war?

Huh?

You want to kill enemy?

No. I'm a soldier.

And why you a soldier?

Because...

I had no reason to stay.

I had no one any more.

Why no one any more?

Hey!

You still want radio?

Ah.

Mayday. Mayday.

Become free man.

You have to move on.

- Even wrong path can take you home.
- I'll never make it.

Stay alive, man.

It's OK. It's gonna be OK.

Shut up.

You're the one who left.

Shut up.

What else was I supposed to do?
Where were you when she was sick?

Why don't you just leave me alone?

So, what, you just...

You want to disappear for years
to God knows where

and now you want to come
and have a talk?

Great. Let's talk.

We're here. Perfect opportunity.
What you got? Huh?

Don't you dare bring her up.
Don't you even say her name.

Who are you so mad at, my friend?

Tommy?

Whoa, you're a real mess, man.

Let's get a move on, soldier.
We're going home.

Or do you think that Jenny's
gonna wait for you forever?

Don't you worry, my friend.

I'm not going anywhere.

Mayday. Mayday.

Mayday. Mayday.

No use. The convoy's coming.

They'll call us
when the signal improves.

So it's no use us keep calling them

because we're just
gonna kill the battery. Right?

- Right.
- Right.

Mike, come on. Stop it, Mike, please.
This is just your imagination.

There's no way your cellphone is ringing
out here in the middle of the desert.

Look.

There's no way this can be happening.
And you know that, right?

You don't know shit about this, Tom!

You know what? That's true.

You never had the balls to say a single
word about what is eating you up inside.

I'm sorry, Tom.

He left you when you needed him most.

- It's just what I did to Jenny.
- It's not the same thing.

- I'm just like him.
- No, you're not.

Because you're gonna go back to Jenny.

Because Jenny loves you for who you are.

She's waiting for you.

That's the reason
you need to stay alive.

Watch out.

- I don't have enough ammo to kill 'em!
- We'll try the maneuver.

- What maneuver?
- The damn Shuman maneuver!

You gotta be kidding, that won't work!

If all the dogs attack you at once,

they'll knock you over
and that mine explodes.

Hurry up, we've got no time.

That's it, now you pin your sole
to that ground. It should work.

The mine sensor won't immediately
register the change of pressure.

Hear about this working in real life?

Good.

At least you gained yourself
a couple of tenths of a second.

You might not get out of this unscathed
but you will get out of it.

Now, Marine, dig!

- This is bullshit!
- Come on. That's it. Don't stop!

Come on! Don't stop!

Keep on digging! Dig, Marine, dig!
Come on!

Mike? Mike! Do it!

Do it now!

Your Highness.

I hereby swear
to be a courageous knight.

Reverent and courteous.

A champion of truth and justice.

I hereby swear to be honest and good.

I swear to protect our realm.

And I swear these things before you.

My princess.

Can I get that beer now, please?

Alpha Margot four, Alpha
Margot four, this is Hogsden, how copy?

Over.

Hogs...

Hogsden, this is... Alpha M...

Alpha Mar...

It's me. It's Mike. I hear you.

Roger, Alpha Margot
four, your extract convoy is en route.

Echo Bravo three
is headed in your direction, Sergeant.

A convoy is...

Echo Bravo three has been bogged down
in a fire fight. It's behind schedule.

The new ETA of extract is now 17 hours.

How copy...

You have to hold on
at least another 17 hours, Sergeant.

Can you do that? Over.

No.

I can't.

Sergeant Stevens.

I have someone here
you'd like to speak to, I believe.

Considering your situation,
we thought to call your...

Is it Jenny?

Can I please talk to Jenny?

Communication not clear.
Do you read me?

Jenny. Do you hear me?

Babe!

Jenny. I'm so sorry.

I've messed everything up as usual.

So you don't have to say that
everything is gonna be OK this way.

You don't have to say
that that's our deal,

that I break everything and you fix it.

Because I broke our deal.

I shouldn't have gone.
I should have stayed at...

I should have done
so many things different.

But everything I touch falls apart.

Everything beautiful gets destroyed.

That's why I'm here.

I am a free man
but not always a very lucky man.

When mine took my leg,
I think my life finished.

I remember good, like yesterday.

I very afraid in the hospital.

I think only I have no leg any more.
I think only I can do nothing any more.

There was a radio making music
in the hospital

and the singer say...

♪ You got to keep moving on

♪ You got to keep moving on

But I no listen to the singer.

I only think about my leg,
my leg that was gone.

And how everything
would be bad in my future.

But then a nurse came in

and she smiled at me.

And I listen to this song.

♪ You got to keep moving on

♪ You got to keep moving on

Maybe this bad thing
was only way to reach good thing. Eh?

That is how I met my wife.

She cured me.

And our children come.

My life with only one leg...

is good.

You understand what I say? Huh?

Now.

This will make you crazy now. Huh?

You will see things. Huh?

And then everything good. Come, come.

I saw your daughter.

She brought me my canteen.

I take you canteen, Mike is Michael.

You're wrong to say
you're not a lucky man.

She's a beautiful little girl.

She has your smile.

Hmm.

I only have three sons now.

My daughter was with me
when mine exploded, many years ago.

We take mines together,
sell them to guerrillas.

Mines very precious, we very poor.

And she very good.

She takes stick and put it in side
and touch the mine,

and dig very, very slow.

And take out mine and put in tin can.

Metal detector don't see difference.

But one day...

mine take my leg.

I no lucky.
I alive and her time come before mine.

But I happy that desert
play tricks on you

and make you meet her.

I lose a lot for stand on mine that day.

Because I am not a very lucky man
like you.

But I am free man.

I've moved on. I always move on.

Because you've got to keep moving on.

I make always next step,

even if next step hard

and take long and make scared.

You know how not to be scared?

Must become a free man.

Yeah.

Don't go.

Don't you leave me too.

I got problems.

The guys at work.
Don't think they like me.

I don't know,
maybe just try and relax.

Just tell me
if you call this respect?

I'm sorry, I was just
trying to explain the situation.

Just tell me, Rose,
do you call this respect?

I'm sorry.

You don't show it, Rose.

I respect you, Bob.
You know that. Just don't do that, OK?

You're gonna wake Mike. Please.

I don't care who I wake, you hear me?
In my house.

And I deserve respect from you, Rose!
Do you understand me?

I understand. I respect you, Bob.
You know that, I respect you.

It's like a war out there, you know?

Trying to get money to put food
on the table for you!

- For you and that little runt.
- You know, maybe... Just try to...

I don't know, just stop drinking
for a bit, maybe that might help.

Shut up, Rose!

Hey, baby.

Hey.

Hey, Mikey. Did I wake you?

You have something to say, kid?
Let's hear it.

Come on, son. I'm right here.

- Did you wet the bed?
- He's a child, remember.

Did you go and piss on yourself, Mikey?

- Just leave him alone, he's a child.
- Rose! Shut up, Rose!

Get out of this house!
Just get out!

Is this what you call respect?

You know, at your age, kid, I was a man.

Don't you dare talk to me that way
in front of Mikey!

So... Mikey.
You ain't got no balls, eh, kid?

That's no problem,
I'm gonna show you how to grow some.

You have something to say, kid?
Let's hear it.

I'm right here.

- Come on, boy! I'm right here.
- MAN". I'm right here.

Hey, wait a minute, sweetheart.
What's the hurry?

Come on, sit down with us for a while,
why don't you?

We don't bite, you'll see!

It's really
not the night for this, all right?

Then let's make it the right night then.
Come on, honey. Come on, sit over here.

You got something to say?
Let's hear it. Let's hear it.

Come on, boy. I'm right here.

Hey. Hey, Mike. Hey, Mike, Mike!
Look at me.

You see them over there?
The cavalry's finally arrived, Mike.

It's a mirage.

- I can't do this any more.
- No.

No, Mike, Mike, that is no mirage.
They're here, my friend.

There's no mirage!

Now, we need to tell them
that we're here,

otherwise they're not gonna find us.

Alpha Margot four,
Echo Bravo three in location.

Where are you, Sergeant Stevens?
Signal your position.

I'm here. I'm here!

Alpha Margot four, we're leaving.

- I'm here!
- We can't stay long.

- We can't find you. Where are you?
- No, no. No.

No, we're over here. Over here!

Come on, Mike.

Mike, we are not getting anywhere
this way. You need to focus.

That's one small step for mankind.

And one giant leap for a man.

Can you hear me?

- You need to get a move on.
- I'm over here!

Because you're getting married!
You remember that? You remember?

You're dead.

Tommy's dead.

Do you thus pay homage to our crown
and swear fealty on our realm?

Your Highness, I hereby swear
to be a courageous knight.

Reverent and courteous always,
champion of truth and justice.

And I hereby swear
to be honest and good.

And I swear to protect our realm.
I swear this before you.

My princess.

Yes.

Yes what?

Yes, you will be a courageous...
courageous knight.

Stay alive, Mike is Michael.

You have to let me go, Mike.

Don't be afraid
to stop suffering, sweetheart.

I'm not.

Not any more.

You're a strong boy.

You're honest and you're good.

And I know that no one's
ever going to stop you, ever.

But you have to let me go.

You have to move on.

Come on, son.

I'm right here.

Can I get that beer now, please?

Jenny.

That's why you're here, Mike.

That's why you're here.

You have to move on.

Seven per cent... good.

♪ You got to keep moving on

♪ You got to keep moving on

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