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(thunder rumbling)

(rain spattering)
(thunder rumbling)

- Set, hike.

Go long.

(dramatic music)

- You almost had that.

(dramatic music)

- Good try, good try!

- Same play?

- Let's do it.

(dramatic music)

Set, hike.

(dramatic music)

- That's mine, that's mine!

- No it's not!

- Yeah, first down!

(dramatic music)
(people chattering)

(dramatic music)
(wind whistling)

- Hey!

(gun fires)

- [Michael] Yeah, interception.

- [Davis] Hey, back off!

- Hey, I'm just trying to help.

(wind whistling)

(phone buzzes)

Hey, I gotta go.

Do you guys need me to call
a paramedic or anything?

- I think we'll be fine,
thanks for the help.

- I'm Daniel.

- Michael.

- [Davis] Jacob, you okay?

Jacob?

- What happened?

- [Michael] Pretty sure
you got hit by lightning.

- [Davis] Do you feel all right?

- [Jacob] Yeah,

I feel strange, but I think I'm okay.

(wind whistling)

- This wasn't my fault, was it?

- Your fault for what?

- [Michael] Jacob getting
struck by lightning.

- I don't think this is anybody's fault,

but mother nature's if
we're pointing fingers.

- It just doesn't feel right.

Plus, you invited him.

- Yeah, but he came.

(wind whistling)

- Take him back to the house.

(wind whistling)

- Are you sure it will
be okay with the storm?

Okay with the storm,

okay with the storm, okay with the storm?

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

- Hey, Jacob, do you
want something to eat?

Well, at least he's asleep.

(dramatic music)

- Got the medicine.

- Nice.

Are there instructions on the bottle?

- To be taken three times per day,

every seven to nine hours with food.

Failure to follow these
instructions could result

in severe brain damage and possible death.

- Well, we should probably find Jacob

and get him the medicine.

- All right.

(dramatic music)

Michael, where's Jacob?

- What do you mean?

He's right in front of you?

- This is nothing but a ton of pillows!

I thought you were watching him.

- I was, I went to the
kitchen to get a snack

and he was asleep here.

- You're so dumb, you really think--

- Well, we have to find him.

Okay, while you're sitting here,

blaming me for everything

Jacob's wandering around and
who knows where he could be.

- I do.

But who is he talking to?

- You know, you should
meet my other friends.

I think you'd really liked them.

- [Ava] Sure, I'd love to.

- Davis and Michael are their names.

I just don't know where they are though.

- I'm sure they'll turn up somewhere.

- Hey Jacob, we're right here.

- Who are you talking to?

Jacob?

- Can he hear us, is he deaf or something?

- I don't know.

Who's he talking to,

did we miss the medicine
deadlines or something?

- [Davis] Oh shoot, did we?

- I don't know.

It's like he's in some
kind of second reality.

What do we do?

- I think we can grab him

if he becomes a danger to
anybody, including himself.

We'll just watch and observe for now.

- Sounds good.

- That's so weird they
haven't turned up yet.

- That's okay.

It's no big deal.

- Hey Jacob, wait up.

You really shouldn't be walking
around all over the place.

- Where is he going?

- I don't know, that's dangerous

for him to be wandering
around, especially out here.

- Who the hell does he
think he's talking to?

- They, well, Davis and Michael think

I'm more injured than I actually am.

I'm mean, surely I got
struck by lightning,

but I feel perfectly fine.

They can just make a big
deal out of small things,

I guess I dunno.

- They obviously care about you though.

- Yeah, but they won't let it go.

They probably think I'm crazy.

Do you think that?

- No, you're a great person, Jacob.

- Jacob, we're right here.

- Jacob turn around we are right here.

- What's going on, are you okay?

- I don't know, I think so.

I think I just tripped on something.

- Jacob, just stop already.

I don't know what kind of
game you're playing here,

but I'm starting to think

that you're possessed or something.

- [Davis] I should have brought a taser.

That would have snapped
him out of it real quickly.

- That would be kinda funny, but you know,

he's already injured,

I think he's already had
enough voltage for one day.

- I think I'm starting to believe

Davis and Michael, maybe I am crazy.

- You're awesome Jacob.

Anything but crazy.

- Okay, so we need to get
Jacob to take his medicine.

Question is, how do we get him to take it?

- I have an idea.

- Jacob, do you want some soup?

Jacob?

Yes, no, you want soup?

(dramatic music)

- You ready for dinner?

- Yeah, what'd you make?

- I haven't started yet.

(both chuckles)

What?

(dramatic music)

- Davis, come here!

- [Davis] Yeah, what's up?

- Look, he's reading the note I wrote him.

You know what this means?

- Your guys' relationship's
getting intense?

- Oh God, no.

- I'm just messing.

- It means we can communicate with him.

- Oh, that's awesome.

What should we say?

Well, what did you say on that note?

- I said, "Dear Jacob, look,
I made you your favorite food

in the whole entire world,
chicken noodle soup.

Please come to reality while you're at it.

Sincerely Davis and Michael."

- What does it say?

- Michael made soup for me.

- Was that it?

- He said he wants me
to come back to reality.

- Maybe he's just messing around.

- I don't think so, I mean,

he wrote this note, he made soup.

How could I have missed him?

I mean, he's been in front
of me this entire time

and yet I haven't seen him at all.

- But you're happy, aren't you?

I mean I'm happy.

- No, I'm not.

I just want to see my friends.

- I'm sorry, I didn't realize
they meant that much to you.

- They're all I have.

- I'm not sure what his friend was saying,

but it sounds like he really
needs us right now Michael.

- He needs to eat his food,
it has his medicine in it.

- I still think it's important

for him to receive notes from us.

He needs to know what's going on.

- What did the doctor tell us?

He said take the medicine

every seven to nine hours with food.

- I'm done with you, Michael
you're so dang selfish.

- You're selfish.

(dramatic music)

- Tomorrow I bet my friends will show up.

Probably just need to rest.

There's this really cool park I found

that I could take you there like tomorrow.

- Well, if it makes you
happy then of course.

- Thanks Ava, I just
felt so lonely recently.

I feel like I haven't seen
another person in a while.

- Thank you, Jacob, I'll see you tomorrow.

(Jacob yells)

- You were right, I'm insane.

(morose music)

"Jacob, you are not
mentally stable right now.

You keep talking to this person,
Ava, I believe is her name.

She isn't real, she's a
figment of your imagination.

Also, we can't see her,

and I don't believe you can see us either.

We've medicine to give you,
there was some in your dinner.

You need to take it every
seven to nine hours, with food.

I'm sorry there was no easier way

or any other way in that matter

to address this to you,
Davis and Michael."

(morose music)

- Why does it have to be like this?

I can't make a decision.

- Jacob are you all right?

- Go away.

- Why?

- I said go away.

- Jacob, please talk to me.

- You're not real.

I feel like I'm the only
person left on this Earth.

- You have your friends.

- They're not here to help me.

You shattered my
happiness, my will to live.

- You know, all I want
is for you to be happy.

- If you want me to be
happy, then please, go away.

(dramatic music)

- Michael, come here.

(dramatic music)

- Holy crap, is he gonna take it?

- Hopefully, let's go.

(pills clattering)

- Damn.

Someday people will understand me.

For now I'm just gonna stay away.

God, I hate people.

Damn it!

(suspenseful music)

- Do you hear that?

- Wait a second, is that a person?

- It sounds like it

(suspenseful music)

Is that blood?

- [Man] Yeah, someone was bleeding.

- [Man] Let's follow it
and see where it goes.

- [Man] There's a trail.

(suspenseful music)

- Whoever that was, they have
to be around here somewhere.

(suspenseful music)

- Fix this, I can fix this.

- Jacob, you okay?

Just seeing how you're doing.

All right then, get some sleep.

Jacob, what can I say?

- [Michael] What did he do this time?

- I heard him scream so I went in there

to check on him and he gave
me nothing but a blank face.

- He'll be fine, we just need
him to talk again, you know.

- [Davis] Oh Jacob.

Your medicine is on the counter.

- [Michael] And take that with food.

(pills rattling)

- It'll pass, huh?

- Give him time.

- You think it was a bad
idea leaving Jacob at home?

- I don't think so.

It's not like he enjoys being
around other people anyway.

Like the thing is we've
done everything we can

to try to get Jacob back

in good health and nothing's working.

- I don't care, but I do care about Jacob

and it's not necessarily Jacob,
but the people around him.

I mean, for all we know he
could pose a serious threat.

- What, a threat?

Anything but.

Jeez, some friends they are.

- Then it's best that we keep
them away from other people.

That could have serious consequences.

- Screw this, I've heard enough.

- Do you think Jacob remembers cutting

his leg a few days ago?

He was asleep the entire
time at the hospital.

And when he woke up, he wasn't the same.

- We can't tell for sure,

but I do remember that one dream he had,

you know, the night we got
home from the hospital.

- I wonder if he's better,

but don't you think we should

stop treating him like a child?

- Yeah, but he's also
still dangerous, right?

- But how do we know if we treat him

like a child all the time?

- You know what, you can
do whatever you want, okay.

But it's just not my fault

when he murders somebody or something.

- How am I supposed to get better

if all those guys want to do is detain me?

I need some time alone.

Screw this, I'm outta here.

(dramatic music)

- [Michael] Is dinner about ready yet?

- [Davis] Yeah.

Where's Jacob?

- Oh, he's asleep I think.

- Good, good.

I really do think he's getting better.

- You know what, you said
that about a million times.

Jacob is not better, okay?

That's a fact.

- You're just mad because
you're going to lose the bet.

- You know what, it's pretty clear

that you're just trying to be
way too optimistic about this

and we need to face the reality,

which is that he's not better.

- You know what Michael?

Go get dinner somewhere else.

Just get out of here.

- Fine, I'm taking Jacob with me.

- Jacob is staying here.

- Whatever!

(dramatic music)

"Go get dinner by yourself," idiot.

(dramatic music)

- I'm so done with him.

I mean, you know, he can stay out.

Jacob, dinner's ready.

- Hi, can I have the number
three combo meal without cheese?

- Jacob, come and eat, now.

Jacob?

Jacob?

Jacob.

(dramatic music)

(phone buzzing)

Dang it!

Oh Michael.

- Nope.

Done with him.

- Come on Michael, pick up the phone.

- Jesus, what does he want now?

I'm done.

(dramatic music)

I knew it, he's such an idiot.

(suspenseful music)

Have you seen Jacob?

- No, I haven't seen him anywhere.

- I'm so sorry dude.

- Now really isn't the
time for this, Michael.

We need to focus on Jacob.

- Jacob, how do we find Jacob?

- Did you see his car in the driveway?

- No, wasn't in the driveway.

Let's go look for his car.

(dramatic music)

- [Davis] Michael, get over here now.

I don't think he's sleeping.

- [Michael] He's gone.

- All right guys, any minute now.

How did we not think of this sooner?

- There they are.

Stale as hell, but so good.

- Guys, have you put any thought

into the fact that it's only us?

I mean, duh, but if
you think about it, us.

Just us on this whole planet.

What should we do?

- Let's go.

- [Jacob] Guys, what's going on?

- [Michael] You said it
yourself, it's only us,

there's no hope for humanity.

We're definitely going to get lonely.

Hell we already are.

I mean, we can't do this forever.

- [Davis] Or can we?

- [Michael] How the hell do you

suppose we're going to do that?

- [Davis] Let's do
something that we can enjoy.

Let's not focused on the downside.

Let's give our lives a purpose.

- [Jacob] I honestly don't know
how we're going to do that.

- [Davis] Trust me, my gut tells me that

something is going to
happen to change our lives.

- [Michael] I am skeptical.

- [Jacob] Yeah, same here.

- [Michael] I think it's just difficult

to find hope when you're the

only freaking person left on the planet.

- [Davis] And I completely
understand what you're saying,

but we will get through this.

- [Michael] Holy shit, what's that?

- Guys, have you see what's going on?

- [Jacob] Let me guess,
it's the end of the world.

- [Michael] Yeah.

- So you've seen the news then?

- Oh yeah, what is it this time?

Volcanoes, aliens, nuclear warfare?

- Just death, a disease.

- So you're serious?

- The death count is
already at 22 million.

What are we going to do?

- [Jacob] We're gonna die.

- We'll get through this somehow, right?

- [Michael] I don't like those numbers.

- Well, I have an idea.

What if we just didn't go outside?

I mean, if it's not a virus
it's not contagious, right?

So if we seal off all the perimeters

and then take inventory
of our food and supplies,

we might be okay.

- Sounds legit.

But the only thing is, they
said just about any vaccination

within the last three
months, I mean it says--

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, news.

- We have breaking news today

as we look at the terror
spreading across the planet.

Millions dead, billions infected,

we have recently been corrected

on the spreading of this mass terror.

We go to Helen live at

the Colorado Springs
International Research Center.

- Good afternoon, Peter.

We are live in front of

the Colorado Springs
International Research Center

where we are being informed on what

causes the spread of this disease.

I'm here with research specialist

Andy Green to talk to us about it. Andy?

- Hi Helen, thanks for
having me this afternoon.

So we just found out that,

although we originally thought

that the disease spread through vaccines,

turns out that's just one way

for you to get the disease inside of you.

And yes, I did say inside of you,

what we have found out is that

it is spread through blood exposure.

The disease is in the air

and as it travels around

and you get a cut and your
blood, it gets exposed.

It's inside of you.

- So what you're saying is something,

even as small as a paper cut,

can give you this deadly disease?

- Helen, what I'm saying is

that even over the past three months,

if you've had any exposure
to the air with your blood,

there's a hundred percent
chance that you have this.

There is no way that people out there

do not have this disease.

- Thank you, Andy, back to you, Peter.

- Bone chilling information.

Remember to stay clear
of any sharp objects

or any objects that could expose blood.

- I need someone that cares for me.

That person doesn't exist though.

Why is this who I am?

God, I can't do this.

(dramatic music)

- Davis, he's awake.

- Jacob, why'd you hurt yourself?

Jacob, I'm sure you're going to be fine.

- What part of the last three
months to not understand?

- Actually he didn't hurt himself.

- Well, then how did he end up like this?

- I think he just burst
open on one of his stitches.

Maybe just passed out.

- [Davis] Oh Jacob.

- He has the disease Davis.

He's going to die.

- And what are we going to do about it?

- There's nothing we can do.

It's over.

- We have to do something for him,

and we're not out of the blue either.

Any blood exposure?

There's no way we don't have this disease.

- Yeah, you're right.

I'm gonna go talk to him.

Jacob, we're all going to be all right.

We all have this disease.

Billions have it, you aren't
any different from us.

Let's just live with what we have.

(dramatic music)

- You're right, let's do it.

(dramatic music)

- Good afternoon, everyone.

We come at you with some exciting

yet tragic news on this May 7th.

Scientists believe to have found a cure

and will end this disease that has now

killed over 200 million people.

We go to Helen live

at the Colorado Springs

International Research Center. Helen?

- Good afternoon, Peter.

We do have very exciting news.

In less than 24 hours we will find out

if the supposed cure that has been made

for this disease will be effective.

Hospitals nationwide have
already placed pre-orders

on what could be an effective vaccination.

We'll have more news for you in 24 hours

on whether or not it
worked, back to you, Peter.

- Thanks for the update, Helen.

After the break--

- So a cure, huh?

- [Jacob] That's exciting.

- They say that if you don't show

any signs of near death and a cure works,

then you're most likely going to live.

- Well, that's great news.

(dramatic music)

- Jacob, Davis, you're going
to want to come see this!

- Good morning, everyone.

I'm Peter filling in for Cameron.

We have breaking news.

As it has been discovered that the cure

has been stolen and replaced.

As soon as scientists noticed

a difference in the coloration,

they knew immediately
that it wasn't a match.

The real question is who
would do something like this?

- Damn it, why, who does that?

I'm going to find out who
that is and murder them.

This isn't even funny.

And turn the TV off.

- Jacob, calm down.

- I said, turn it off.

- Why aren't you pissed?

You have this disease to.

- Look at Michael, he's fine.

- Bullshit, I'm not fine,
okay now we're all gonna die.

It's the scientists' fault.

They don't even have a
copy of this supposed cure.

- I want to know who did this.

- Let's go out there and find them.

- Guys, that's a terrible idea.

I don't want you two dying

because you were dumb enough to do this.

Now get back here.

- This is ridiculous.

So we live another week at best.

- [Davis] You're such a pessimist.

- Better than an optimist.

- [Davis] BS being an optimist
at times like this is great.

- Yeah, says the one who left me alone

because he thought I would get better

and then I almost killed myself.

- Wow, Jacob, that's a
way to kill the mood.

- We all know it's his fault.

- [Davis] Hey, why don't we go downtown

and get something to eat?

You know, just to get out of the house.

- [Michael] Oh, that's a great idea.

It's not like there's a
pandemic going on or anything.

- Screw it, we'll be fine.

- [Davis] Sounds good, set's go.

So, you good?

- What do you mean?

- [Davis] Well, I mean,
was this a good idea?

- I guess.

(engine rumbles)

- We're here.

- [Michael] Thanks Captain Obvious.

- Just trying to like the mood.

- Why do we need to lighten the mood?

The mood's fine.

- Cause there's a deadly
disease going around,

and anybody can get it.

All you need is a freaking
paper cut or something.

- [Jacob] Would you just shut up about it?

- Well, I mean, if you're
going to avoid just

getting a paper cut,
then you're good, right?

- Well what about biting your
lip or getting a bloody nose?

You're telling me you've
avoided all these things

for the past three months?

- Stop talking about it.

We came here to escape and now
you're bringing it with us.

- Exactly, Michael said he came down here

to get away from the drama,

so that's what we're going to do.

- How many?

- Three.

- Okay, it'll be a few minutes.

We're a little short-staffed.

- Okay, thanks.

(dramatic music)

- Well, breaking news.

First billion dead.

- This disease isn't
really messing around, huh?

- Guys again, we came here to get away.

Why are you still talking about it?

- Gentlemen, your table is ready.

(dramatic music)

- A billion, huh?

- Shut up.

- What got into you?

- One, we came here to escape.

I don't want to talk about it.

And two, I could be at risk.

I'm the one that has to worry
here, you guys are fine.

- Well, we don't know that.

- Gentlemen, what would you like to eat?

- [Michael] We'll have three sandwiches.

- Three sandwiches. Can
I get you anything else?

- I don't think so.

- Okay.

- I'm gonna go to the bathroom.

- Seriously, is there something wrong?

- Okay yeah, there is.

I wanted to tell you, but I
just don't want Michael to know.

I don't want to talk about it right now.

- What is it?

- Look, I'll tell you when
we're back at the table

and Michael gets up, okay?

(dramatic music)

- Is everything good?

- Yup.

- Now Jacob?

- Now what?

- Nothing.

- Whatever, I'll be back.

- So what do you want to tell me?

- Okay.

Do you remember when I was recovering

from that lightning strike
a couple months ago?

- Yeah.

- And I made this person
up in my imagination

to make me feel better?

- What was her name, Ava, right?

- Yeah.

So I've been having these weird thoughts

and visions of her or at
least someone like her.

- When?

- When what?

- When did you have these visions?

What time period was it?

- I don't know, but this
is before my injury too.

And they just pop in my head.

- Oh my gosh.

What if you're thinking of--

- [Waiter] Gentlemen, your bill is ready.

- Thanks.

- [Waiter] Please pay when you're ready.

- Anyway, what were you saying?

- I mean, it's just, what if
you created Ava in your mind--

- [Michael] All right,
are we about ready to go?

- Yeah.

- What time's our train leave?

- 2:12.

Anybody got a watch?

What time is it?

- 1:51, you guys go ahead,
I'll take care of the bill.

- Are you sure?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

- Thanks Michael.

- Yeah.

- So you were saying?

- Okay, I'm just gonna say, Ava's real,

and for some reason, she is
or at least was, spying on us.

And again, I don't know why,

but I think you saw her and
then recreated her from memory.

- Okay, here's what I know,

before the lightning
strike before anything,

like a long time ago,

I just remember the feeling

of being watched, being spied on.

- And you didn't bother telling us?

- Look, I didn't think
it was a big deal, okay?

- Yeah, having your privacy invaded

isn't a big deal at all, but go on.

- Whatever, so this person
could have been Ava,

but I'm not totally sure.

I'm just trying to figure out
why me and not someone else.

- [Davis] Yeah, that is a little strange.

- Like what would you be the motive?

Wait, I think I know what's going on.

Ava's trying to eliminate
the entire population

except me and then kill me.

- I mean, is it true?

I mean, I don't even know what to say,

but you got me really scared now.

I do think we should tell Michael though.

- [Jacob] Yeah, you're probably right.

- Hey.

Why aren't you on the train yet?

- Michael, we have something

extremely important to tell you.

- We should probably get on the train,

it leaves in like 10 minutes.

- Whatever, I don't want
to waste time on this.

- So what did you guys want to tell me?

- [Davis] Ava is real.

- Who the hell is Ava?

- The person I made up.

- Yeah, key word, made up.

- No, Michael, just listen, okay?

Before I got struck,

I've been having these visions

of someone that looks just like Ava.

- [Michael] There's nothing
wrong with that, right?

- [Davis] We're pretty sure
she was spying on Jacob,

or even all three of us.

- That doesn't make any sense.

- Yes it does, if you
look at the backstory,

I was going to ask Ava out the day

that I decided to play
football with you guys,

I was supposed to ask out Ava

and I think she knew about
it, but I was okay with that.

I guess she wasn't, so she's mad.

- Okay, so maybe that
makes a little more sense,

but maybe she died, you
know, the disease and all.

- No, she didn't, she made it.

And we're immune.

- Okay, now you're just freaking me out.

Okay, what the hell is going on?

Tell me the truth.

- Jacob's not lying and I'm not either.

Ava's out there and she's after us.

Jacob elaborate on your point.

She made the disease.

- Yeah, I think she wants
everyone dead before she kills us.

I don't know why, but that's,

I swear that's what's going on.

- So does that mean she was
the one to steal the cure?

- Damn right it does.

- [Davis] Wait, but
how could we be immune?

She never got our DNA.

- Or did she?

- Jacob, what's going on?

- Well, I'm not a scientist,

but there's DNA in blood, right?

- [Davis] Oh my gosh.

She has your DNA.

She made you immune.

- [Jacob] I can't do this.

I should have killed
myself when I been chance.

- [Michael] You don't mean that.

- She's taking the entire
population of the planet.

7.6 billion people, and bringing
it down to two, her and I.

She's literally gonna torture me,

and there's nothing I can do.

Nobody I can call to help
me, nobody to kill her.

No one else to be a witness,
no one else to stop her.

- [Michael] It's going to be all right.

- [Jacob] Yeah, for you when
you're dead in a couple months.

- I mean, you said it
yourself 7.6 billion?

And you think it's her?

Maybe she was a coverup.

- No way, I'm sticking in my
beliefs that it's really her.

- Okay, but this just doesn't
make any sense, right?

Okay, so she's mad at
us for some odd reason.

Cause apparently you didn't ask her out.

So how did she know you
were going to ask her out?

That doesn't make any sense, right?

But that's irrelevant, we'll
get back to that later.

So essentially she's mad at you

for not asking her out,
meaning that obviously,

if she knew you were going to ask her out

and she's mad, that means
she was going to say yes,

meaning that she likes you too.

So I don't understand why
she's trying to kill you,

instead of, you know, help you.

- Because she's mad at Jacob

because he hung out
with us instead of her.

- [Michael] So she's mad
at all of us, that's great.

- [Jacob] Basically.

- [Michael] Way to go
Jacob, you're such an idiot.

Why would you play--

- [Davis] Be quiet Michael,

it's not his fault, it's ours.

Why don't you open up
your eyes and see that?

- Almost finished?

- Just finishing now.

Done.

- Oh, here try some lemonade.

- Is it cold?

- Should be.

- Why is it clear?

- [Ava] Oh, I modified some lemons.

They should already be sweet too.

- Damn, that is really good.

Have you tried it?

- No.

Not the biggest fan of lemonade.

- Well, I'm telling you,
you are really missing out.

- Wonderful. Mutations
are finally finished.

- -as the cure was stolen.

It has raised a lot of
questions, but quite frankly,

I think most of them are
irrelevant in this time,

where we are at, you know,

we look at the population
and we're already down,

you know, 5 billion people.

I think that the, the real problem

should be trying to recreate the cure

even though there's not much time left.

I still think that there's a
way that that could happen.

But there's a lot of work--

- Guys, we're gonna run
out of food pretty soon.

- How much do we got?

- A couple of weeks worth.

- Yeah, that's a problem.

Do we have a lot of canned goods though?

- A few.

Michael.

Michael, what time is it?

- 4:59.

- Are you on the right channel?

- Oh, here it is.

- Good evening, everyone.

I'm Peter and we have tragic
news being continued today.

Almost 4.3 billion dead,

and almost every single
person in the world infected,

millions saying this is
truly the end of humanity.

Others remain optimistic saying hundreds

of thousands are immune.

This disease is not stopping

and has actually been discovered

that many mutations have occurred

over the past couple of weeks.

More news to come on
this in a short while.

- She's just trying to
speed the process up.

- She's such a freak.

- Oh really, is that who
we're dealing with here?

- Hey, I'm just trying to emphasize

the point that we're about to
be living in hell on earth.

- Well don't, we don't
need that right now.

- Dinner's ready.

- Oh yeah, what'd you make?

- [Davis] I made the can open up.

- Ha ha, very funny.

- [Jacob] What's the can
open up, sounds pretty good.

- Seriously, how can
you guys be so cheerful

when the world is literally ending.

- Just gotta make the best of bad times.

- Yeah.

(distant goat scream)

- Those neighbors.

Everyone's going nuts these days.

- Yeah, let's just hope we don't.

- Well, let's eat.

- Guys, it can't be that bad
being the last ones on Earth.

I mean, we can go wherever we want,

do whatever we want to do.

I mean, the earth is ours after all.

- And there's a psycho killer after us.

- Let it go, Michael,
we're going to be fine.

- Let it go?

You know what, you're right.

I'm done thinking about it,

it's just going to have
the same end result.

- Well, I guess that's
one way to look at it.

Hey, at least we're living longer

than every other person on the planet.

Let's just make the most
of it, it's all we got

- I must say, I could
get used to canned goods.

- We're going to have to.

- You know what, tomorrow
will be a new day.

Yeah, a few more million will die,

but we'll always have each other.

- Yeah, I guess I'll see
you guys tomorrow then.

- All right, sounds good.

- Dang it.

- That's strange.

- Interesting.

- There's no way.

Not over night.

- Nothing.

That can't be right.

- You guys don't think that?

- No, yeah, it definitely got everyone.

- [Michael] Over night?

- Well, death can be really peaceful.

I mean, they went to bed.

They hit the snooze button,

except this time the snooze was eternal.

- Okay then.

- [Jacob] Sorry, that was weird.

- So that means it's just us.

One, two, and three.

- Well four is also out there somewhere.

- And we don't have to go there,

she's probably gone anyways.

- Guys, in a couple days
I wanna try something.

I don't wanna do it now,

in case there's a few
extra straggler survivors

that will get us in trouble
for leaving our house, but.

- [Michael] What is it?

- Well, I can't tell you, it's a surprise.

- Have you guys given
any thought to the fact

that we should probably find a way

to bring back all of humanity?

- I mean yeah, just no idea
in how we're gonna do that.

I don't think we should
we worry about it anyway.

- Clearly we don't have much power.

- Yeah, we'll have to
figure something out.

- We could just move out in the event

that it gets like too hot or too cold.

It's doesn't have to
be anything long term,

just like, a month or two.

- I mean, let's be honest,

we have the entire planet to ourselves,

there's not a single limitation.

I say we just get an upgrade right now.

(dramatic music)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

- Jacob Andrews.

I don't know a Jacob.

(dramatic music)

Empty peanut butter bottle.

Guess the cabinet works as a trashcan.

(dramatic music)

(bread crunches)

(dramatic music)

There's gotta be somebody out there.

- Well, what do you guys think?

- Not gonna lie Jacob,
you really went all out.

- You guys like it?

- I mean, it's a little weird.

For all we know there could be
a dozen dead corpses inside.

- Well, or it could be our
house, or better yet, our home.

- Yeah sorry Davis, I'm gonna
side with Jacob on this one.

Let's get an upgrade.

(dramatic music)

- Now step aside Michel,
I'm a master lock picker.

- Is that what your expertise is?

- You know, some people just
understand me sometimes.

People like you Michael.

- [Michael] And that was a joke.

- Looks like we're looking at
a typical stage two deadbolt,

I have the tools in my
car, I'll be right back.

(dramatic music)

- It's already unlocked.

(dramatic music)

God, this place is insane.

- How on earth did Jacob find this?

- Not really sure.

Is he still outside?

(tools clatter)

- Oh my God, this place is awesome.

- [Davis] What do you think?

- I don't know what to say,

I mean, it's a huge upgrade
from our last place,

but I'm going to go find
a room in the basement.

- Michael.

I think I know what's going on here.

He's been here before.

That's why the door was unlocked.

I mean, we both know he can't pick a lock.

He was just trying to impress us.

- How do you know?

He's trying too hard anyway.

What do you think he
has in his room so far?

- Not sure, let's check it out.

But where'd he go?

- The basement.

I want to explore a little.

- All right.

- [Jacob] Pretty nice place.

- Hey Jacob.

- Hey Davis.

Yeah, I got lost on my way down here.

- Drop the act, I know
you've been here before.

- What, I've never been
here in my entire life.

- So explain this.

- Fine, so I've been coming
here for the past week or so.

- [Davis] What else is new?

- [Jacob] Where's Michael?

- Oh, I don't know, he's
exploring the place.

- [Jacob] Oh, does he like it?

- He's definitely a fan to say the least.

- [Jacob] Kind of surprised by that.

Let's go look for it.

- All right.

(eerie music)

- Guys, think I just found my room.

- [Jacob] What?

No, no, no, no.

You do not get the entire
basement as a bedroom.

- You had the entire house for a week.

- Yeah and I brought you
guys here. To my house!

- Our house.

- No, my house, and in my
house, I make the rules.

And rule number one, you cannot have

the entire basement as a bedroom.

- [Michael] God, jeez, it was a joke.

- I do think we should stay
in the basement though,

just to reduce the odds of Ava finding us.

But I mean, don't you think
it's just a little weird

we're taking someone else's house?

I mean, I know they're dead
and all, I don't know, still.

- I don't care, I'm staying,

you're right about the
basement thing though.

- Yeah, I think Michael's right here.

I mean, we haven't seen any dead people.

There are no odors, no strange feelings.

It just seems right.

Plus it's a good protection from Ava.

- Well, of course you think that,

you've been living here for a week.

Any thoughts Michael?

- I already gave my
thoughts, I'm staying here,

but if you have a problem with that,

that's fine, you can go.

But I think this is going to be the most

beneficial for all of
us, you included Davis.

- [Davis] Fine, just a few days.

- [Jacob] A few days.

(eerie music)

- So Jacob, you said you had something

you wanted to show us?

- Yeah, tomorrow morning.

Let's just say we won't go hungry.

- Sure hope we don't.

- Well, I think this
is working out nicely.

Just this three of us, it's very peaceful.

- I know, I know I'm getting to it.

It's just a little weird sometimes.

Overall I'd say it's pretty nice though.

But don't you guys think
there's a possibility

that there's someone else out there?

- I mean, we'll never
know, but I do know this,

that we have each other,

and almost 200 million
square miles to enjoy.

There are no issues with that.

Now be up here tomorrow morning

by around eight and we can leave then.

- I'll be there.

- Good, cause you're not to
want to miss this, believe me.

Damn it.

(dramatic music)

I made it guys, don't
worry it's not eight yet.

- Well it almost is.

I thought you were gonna sleep in.

- [Jacob] Yeah, whatever, let's go.

- [Davis] So, where are we going?

- [Jacob] Well genius,

let me tell you something about surprises.

(engine rumbles)

- And yet another day of
pointless exploration begins.

- So if I told you where we were going.

- Okay, I get it.

Let's just get there and then we'll see.

(dramatic music)

- Guys, have you put any thought

into the fact that it's only us?

I mean, duh, but if
you think about it, us,

just us on this whole planet.

What should we do?

- Let's go.

(dramatic music)

- [Jacob] Guys, what's going on?

- [Michael] You said it
yourself, it's only us,

there's no hope for humanity.

We're definitely going to get lonely.

Hell we already are.

I mean, we can't do this forever.

- [Davis] Or can we?

- [Michael] How the hell do you

suppose we're going to do that?

- [Davis] Let's do
something that we can enjoy.

Let's not focused on the downside.

Let's give our lives a purpose.

- [Jacob] I honestly don't know
how we're going to do that.

- [Davis] Trust me, my gut tells me that

something is going to
happen to change our lives.

- [Michael] I am skeptical.

- [Jacob] Yeah, same here.

- [Michael] I think it's just difficult

to find hope when you're the only

freaking person left on the planet.

- [Davis] And I completely understand what

you're saying, but we
will get through this.

- [Michael] Holy shit, what's that?

- What the hell?

(dramatic music)
(engine rumbles)

(dramatic music)

- Holy shit, I thought
I was the only one left.

- We haven't seen anybody for weeks.

Well except each other of course.

- Hey, I'm Jacob, what's your name?

- [Man] I'm Corben.

- This is Michael and Davis.

- So when did you guys meet up?

- Long before the disease.

- Are you guys brothers?

- Oh no, we're just friends.

- [Corben] Just friends?

And none of you died?

- I mean, last time I checked,

we're standing here talking to you.

- [Michael] What?

- I mean, there's gotta be some,

some reason you survived,
some very strange reason.

- Well, at least we are.

- [Corben] Got me there.

Well, do you guys live close?

- [Michael] Yeah, just a few minutes away.

Want to come check out our place?

- I'd love to.

(dramatic music)

- Well, this is my place.

- Oh, you guys split up?

- He means our place.

He thinks just because he
discovered it, it's his.

- Was it before or after?

- [Michael] After.

- So it technically is his place.

- Yeah, but he invited us here.

- Okay, so then is all of your guys'.

- Exactly.

- Whatever.

Hey Corben, if you're looking for a place

to stay, we have an extra bed.

- Oh, I found a place just down the road,

like a minute away,
I'm pretty happy there.

- [Michael] Nice place?

- Oh yeah, definitely.

In fact, I'm going to head back there

right now and get some rest, eat.

I'll see you guys in the morning.

We can meet up for breakfast.

- Sure.

- All right, see you then.

- See ya.

- Well, he seemed like a nice guy.

- Eh, he's like a six out of ten.

- [Ava] Hello Jacob.

- Who the hell are you?

- You're not Jacob.

- Damn right I'm not Jacob.

Wait, would you happen to be referring

to a Jacob that's alive?

- What did you do with him?

- I swear I didn't do anything with him.

- Not one thing?

Well, where is he, do
you know where he is?

- I'm sorry?

- Do you know where he is?

- Yes, yes, I know where he is.

- [Ava] Then where is
he, will he be back soon?

- Be back? What are you talking about?

- [Ava] This is his house, isn't it?

- No, this is my house.

- He moved, damn it!

Where is he?

- [Corben] I'm sorry?

- You said, you know where he is.

Did you talk to him?

- Yes, he introduced me to
his two very good friends.

- His friends are alive?

- What is going on?

- [Ava] Let me tell you

a little something about Jacob Andrews.

He's a killer.

His friends, well, I don't
think they know this.

He's the one that stole the cure.

He killed thousands of
people in his lifetime.

He is a horribly person,

that's an understatement,
he's a psychopath.

I need to find him and destroy him.

- This sounds fake, why wouldn't
he just murder his friends?

- Friends, helpers, I'd lock your doors.

And be careful of your every move.

I'll see myself out.

And don't forget to lock the door.

Lock it!

(dramatic music)

(engine rumbles)

One, two, three, four, and five.

Jacob you damn fool.

Don't worry though, I'll
be back with extra help.

- I still can't believe
another person's alive,

and not only alive, but in our town.

You think he's alone?

- He has to be.

Do you really think he'd be

by himself if he found other people?

- [Jacob] Yeah, good point.

- Breakfast is served.

- [Jacob] Davis, what the hell is this?

- [Davis] It's cereal.

- This is not cereal, this
is soggy tortilla chips.

- Hey, do you guys know anything about--

What the hell is this?

- [Davis] I'm doing my best, okay?

- Whatever, do you guys
know anything about this?

- [Jacob] It's an envelope.

- Yeah, but it's got a
giant letter A on it.

- Oh, it's A envelope.

- Ha ha, whatever.

Should we read it?

- [Davis] Nah, let's just
put it back in the yard.

- Oh okay.

- No, yes, of course open it.

- God, I can't tell when
you're being sarcastic.

(dramatic music)

"There's always a beginning to the end.

It is upon us and it cannot be reversed.

One step at a time, we grow
closer to the end of the story.

The darkness sweeps across the
cities, the silence begins.

There is no cure for what
we've gotten ourselves into.

It's been stolen and is
possessed in the wrong hands.

The end is eternal, and the everlasting

effects are eating us up alive.

When we try to flip around our mistakes,

the consequences strengthen,

they grasp our arms and legs
then pin us to the ground.

The ground suffocates our thoughts

and our ability to think
dissolves into the silent wind.

Hope is gone, and the only
ideas that hang by a thread

are the Memories of Reality."

- Hold on, go back to the cure part.

- [Michael] There is no cure for what--

- No, no, after that.

- [Michael] It's been stolen

and is possessed in the wrong hands.

- Ava, damn it.

I knew she was behind this.

- [Michael] Come on
Jacob, we don't know that.

- Get in the car.

- [Davis] Jacob.

- I said get in the car!

(door knocks)

- Knock, knock, it's Ava.

- Hey, any signs of Jacob?

- Unfortunately, no, you?

- No, I don't think
they know where I live.

- [Ava] Don't tell them.

- Yeah, I definitely won't.

- [Ava] Hey, I was wondering
if you wanted to help me out?

- [Corben] Go on.

- [Ava] We need to kill Jacob.

- Is that it?

I mean, I don't want to kill anybody,

but can you just do that with a gun?

- No, we can't scare his friends off.

- [Corben] What are you saying?

- We need to capture Jacob,

have him kill his friends for
us, and then we can kill him.

- [Corben] How do we know
his friends are also killers?

- They just are, they're
definitely Jacob's helpers.

- [Corben] Okay, if you say so.

- Well, are you willing to help?

And there's only one right answer.

- Yeah, I'll do it.

- What the?

Guys, come here!

- What is it?

- [Davis] Michael, what letter did

that last envelope have on it?

- [Michael] It said A.

- [Davis] I think I know what's going on.

These are clues.

"The truth is there is a cure,
you just need to find it.

I will not live another week
on this planet, but you will.

I mean, you're reading
this message right now.

Humanity's hope is in your hands.

What will you do with this power?

Well, it isn't power yet.

Find the next 24
envelopes, you must hurry.

The cure was stolen.

That may not be the only
thing that was stolen.

Find every envelope in
the order of the alphabet.

Hurry, you don't have long,
death is after you as well."

Dang, we need to find these.

What does this mean?

- Whoever stole the cure--

- Ava.

- --is after us as well.

- Meaning we need to find the envelopes

because she, or whoever it
is, wants to destroy them.

- Well, we should split up
and try and go find them.

- They're trying to bait
us to their hideout.

- Davis is right, this feels
too much like a set-up,

like we should still
go after the envelopes,

but I think we should be really cautious.

- And I've been trying to tell everybody

that it was Jacob all along,
but they didn't believe it.

- I mean, I understand that,

you know, I'm just trying to think,

like imagine if the person
responsible for wiping out

the entire population
lived in your community.

And I mean, obviously
in this case he does,

but I'm just trying to put that in into

perspective for somebody
that doesn't know.

- Yeah, I completely get it.

It's just like, if they even
considered all their options,

billions of people would
still be alive right now.

- So how are we going to go about this?

- Well, I have a new idea.

Get Jacob to confess.
He never will I imagine,

but it's worth a shot.

- Confess, to what?

- [Ava] To killing off the human race.

Now here's my idea.

We kidnap Jacob, and he either

confesses or he kills his friends.

If he confesses, we'll punish him,

and if he doesn't well,
we'll kill his friends

and then kill him.

Obviously, if he doesn't
confess after that.

- Damn, you're dark.

- Right, I am dark.

Well, I can assure you.

I'm not the one who killed
off 7.5 billion people.

- Right.

- [Ava] So let's get started.

- [Davis] We should keep our
eyes out for the next envelope.

C right?

- [Jacob] Yeah, Michael, where
did you find the first one?

- It was in our backyard.

- Great, so these things are just

floating around in the open wind.

Are we're not supposed to solve these

until we turn 90 or something?

- [Davis] You do make a good point.

I mean the odds of
finding every single paper

in chronological order of the alphabet

in the open have to be at
least a million to one.

There's no way we can do this.

- However, it has given
us something to live for.

- [Michael] We should just give it a shot.

See where we end up.

- [Davis] There has to be a clue

in one of those notes that
leads to the next one.

What could have been in
the letter A envelope

that could lead us into
the location of letter B?

Michael, do you still have the letter?

- [Michael] Yeah, I got it right here.

- [David] Oh, found it.

- The letter C?

- No, what led us to B.

It says here, "and our ability

to think dissolves in a silent wind."

This has to be referring
to the note drifting away.

Hopefully this is the only one outside.

- And you're sure this is gonna work?

- We'll find out when you try it.

- Me?

- Yes, you.

Now get up and go prepare,
and find the handcuffs.

I want this done by the end of the week.

You never know when he could strike next.

- What did the second note say?

- "The truth is there is a cure,

I'm in the hospital, I'm dying.

Humanity's hope is in your hands."

- Humanity's hope is in your hands.

That's gotta be a clue, right?

There's something there.

Hands, your hands?

- I'm sure we'll figure it out eventually.

- Wait, Michael, don't move.

Your hands, your hand
is right on top of it.

- [Davis] Okay, these clues are horrible.

- [Michael] Yeah, the old
bastard couldn't give us

something to work off of?

- How do you know it's an old bastard?

Maybe it could be a 10
year old writing there.

- Oh yeah, because every 10 year old

knows the cure to humanity's death

when there's only four
people left on the planet.

- [Jacob] Technically there are five.

- It's C right?

- [Jacob] Yeah, yeah it's C.

- [Davis] What's it say?

- My days are nearing the end.

I may be skipping the next few letters

and working backwards, starting with

the answers in X, Y, and Z.

You must still go in order though.

The letters that I skipped
will be written on note D.

You must still find them, but
they may not have any writing.

You're getting even
closer to saving humanity.

- Why do we need to find them
if there's no writing on them?

- They have to be used for something.

I'm just not sure what.

- Maybe we can work backwards with

the ones with answers on them.

- That would be difficult considering

if we had worked backwards at this point,

nothing would have happened,

we would have gotten nothing done.

I just don't understand
why we need to find them

if there's nothing on them,

it's not like we're going to
put them in a paper shredder,

and it'll explode in a beacon of light.

- Codes!

- [Michael] What?

- They're codes.

We need to find each envelope in order

to get the full code to solve the cure.

- Yeah, and then each
letter will have the answer,

meaning that I assume Z is the last code.

- Why does it sound so true to
the point where it's creepy?

- Yeah, I know it does
sound weird, but I mean,

it has to be right.

- Davis for once I'm actually sold

on one of your crazy ideas.

- I'm sure you're not serious,

but I've never heard you say
that before, so I'll take it.

- Okay guys, our top priority

has to be finding these letters.

The quicker we find the letters,

the quicker that we save humanity.

But how the hell are we supposed

to find D with what C gave us?

- [Davis] Wait a minute.

- [Jacob] Oh, there's no way, what?

- Huh, letter D.

- [Jacob] This has to
be staged or something.

Is it staged to make us feel better?

- [Davis] No, I swear it isn't.

- [Michael] Why there
though? Of all the places.

- [Jacob] Well, the guy here
before was hospitalized,

so that explains why all the
letters are all around here.

- That also explains why there

are no dead people in the house.

- Do you think there's
more letters in the house?

- [Michael] Well, open that one first.

- Yeah.

It says "I'm not doing so well.

They're taking me to the hospital today.

I probably only have
a few days left in me.

I lived longer than most.

I wrote W, X, Y, and Z.

Every letter between then
and now will be blank,

but it's still crucial to find them.

They are in the presence of this house.

I decided to spread
them out and hide them.

So they don't fall into the wrong hands.

You must search thoroughly.

It could be in spots
you would never imagine,

but find them, W is in the house.

The final three are not."

- So we got to tear up this
house, looking inside and out.

Look everywhere, guys.

- Let's go.

- [Corben] So how long will this take?

- Until it's finished.

- [Corben] And how long might that be?

- You like questions, don't you?

- Okay, it's just that I've never

done anything like this before.

- Killed some, captured a serial killer?

- [Corben] What?

- You've never captured
a serial killer before?

- Oh, I thought you said
something else, but no.

It's not a common experience people share.

Have you?

- Many times, I put
them where they belong.

- [Corben] Well, at least
you have experience.

- It's what I'm best at.

- So how are we going
to go about doing this?

- [Ava] We're going to go to his house,

wait until he goes outside alone.

Then capture him when he's far enough away

from his friends, so they
won't be a disturbance.

- What if his friends follow us?

- I'll just shout to you and
you'll just follow along.

- [Corben] All right, I guess I'll just

follow your lead the entire time.

- So what'd you guys get?

- I got F, Q, M, L, R, O.

- I got N, E, U, P, T, G, and J.

- I got I, S, K, V, and H.

- So does that leave us left with?

- W, it's the only one left with writing.

- Organize these A through V,

we don't want to lose any them.

- [Davis] Double check letter D

to make sure W is in the house.

- W's in the house, the
other three are not.

- It's in here, we just don't know where.

- Let's go find it.

- I'm hungry, when are we gonna have food?

- I can go look for something.

- Alright and when you're
gone, we'll look for W.

- Sounds great.

- And if you see Corben

tell him we say hi.

We'll try to find W before you get back.

- Damn, that was sooner than I thought.

- How long did you think
this was going to take?

- At least a week.

- A week?

You were going to have
me sitting out here,

staring at a house for a week?

- Hey, hey, you don't have to though.

- Okay, but have you ever heard the phrase

it's the thought that counts?

- Okay, well, that doesn't
apply in this situation.

- I honestly hate you.

- Hey, me or a serial killer.

Now, come on, let's go after him.

- So do you think we can find
W before Jacob gets back?

- Depends on how long he's gone for.

Closest food could be anywhere
from 3 to 30 miles away.

I'd give him until midnight
before he gets back.

- There's gotta be something here.

- [Davis] Michael, what's that?

- [Michael] What's what?

- Found it.

- You're kidding.

What does it say?

- Let's just see here.

I think I need to wrap
it up on one more note.

I'm really struggling right now.

You are three away.

X will be the easiest
of the three to find.

It will become more
difficult to find after that.

You must go to forests, rivers and lakes,

trees, rocks, leaves, and docks.

- Is that it?

- I guess so.

We should probably wait for
Jacob before we start looking.

I really don't want to go
out at this time anyways.

- Okay, so do you think we
should stay up for him or?

- I don't know.

You hungry?

- Honestly, finding the note

didn't really make me hungry anymore.

- About, Jacob, we should probably

just go to bed and then
eat in the morning.

I mean, who knows how
long he could be gone for.

- Cool, should be
excited to hear the news.

- Yeah, for sure.

Well, good night.

- [Michael] Night.

- Oh duck down, I think he saw us.

- He just thinks we're his friends.

(suspenseful music)

- Hey Corben.

- Oh, hey.

Oh you know, I'm just out
here, looking for some food.

- Oh yeah.

- What about you?

- Same here, actually.

Oh, hey, we got some great
news today, actually.

- [Corben] Really, what is that?

- [Jacob] Yeah, we've been
finding these envelopes

and they all have letters
on them, like the alphabet.

And we think it's gonna lead

to the cure to bring back humanity.

- Really?

- Yeah.

We only have four more left to find,

but we're really close it seems like.

- [Corben] That's, that's awesome.

- Corben now!

- What the hell, what's going on?

Hey, get off of me.

(dramatic music)

What, Ava, you're behind this?

(dramatic music)

- Just get in the car.

- [Jacob] You're the one behind
this? What are you doing?

- [Ava] Captured the serial killer.

- Serial killer, what?

Corben, you gotta believe
me, I'm not a serial killer.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- Ava's the one that stole the cure,

she's the one that started all of this.

- Shut up Jacob, Corben, get in the car.

- [Corben] Ava, what's going on?

- Get in the car.

(dramatic music)

No, not another move, both of you.

- You are the killer, aren't you?

- Both of you, shut up.

We'll be arriving soon enough.

(dramatic music)

- Jacob, you awake?

- Yeah.

- I was wrong.

I shouldn't have listened to her.

She's just--

- I know, she screw with my mind too.

I don't even get what her motives were.

She's just unpredictable.

- [Corben] I'm sorry.

- No, don't be seriously.

You did nothing wrong.

- I shouldn't have helped her.

- No, you were just trying
to protect yourself.

She's dangerous.

- Okay, we need to bust out of here.

- I still don't get why she

wants us though, specifically me.

- Okay, I'm just going to say it.

She wants you to kill your friends

and then she's gonna kill you.

- Yeah, I'm not at all surprised.

Anyway, how are we going to do this?

- Let's both stand up first.

- Can you get an arm through?

- See if you can get an arm out.

Okay, all right.

Good, you got the rope untied?

- Yeah, got it.

- [Corben] All right.

Looks like she's not as
smart as she appears.

- [Jacob] Let's get out of here.

- Going somewhere?

You're not going anywhere.

Corben, get the hell out of here.

Jacob, I have a job for you.

- Corben already told me.

- [Ava] Do it.

- You're such a freak.

- [Ava] What did Corben tell you?

- To go kill my friends.

- [Ava] Then nothing stands in your way.

- What the hell is wrong with you?

- [Ava] Kill them.

- Kill me.

- [Ava] What?

- I said kill me.

If you have the guts to
tell someone to go kill

their friends, it should
be no issue ending my life.

- Go kill your friends.

I'm not gonna kill you, but
I'm gonna leave that up to you,

and you're going to stay
here until I come back.

And I'll leave this here with you

until you're ready to do it.

- Yeah, and where are you going?

- Well I can't end humanity this way.

Then I guess I'm just gonna
have to find the envelopes

that supposedly contain
the cure and destroy them.

- Yeah, good luck finding those.

- I'm just going to assume that they're

at the house you came
out of a few hours ago.

Oh, and I imagine that's
where your friends are, right?

(gun clicks)

- Shit!

Look, you lay one finger on them.

I will haunt your life
forever and make it miserable.

- That's already what I'm doing to you,

so any other ideas?

- Damn it!

(dramatic music)

What have I done?

- Shit, shit, shit!

Come on, come on.

- Damn it Jacob, you have a key.

Corben, what the hell are you doing here?

- I'll explain in the car, where's Davis?

- He's asleep.

- Go get him, I'll meet
you in the car, hurry.

- [Michael] Cool.

- [Corben] So what I thought Ava

was saying about Jacob
this whole time is true,

that's why I've been
staying away from you guys.

She also wanted me to kill him

and then you guys, she's gone insane.

- [Davis] Dang, where are they now?

- This place just down the road from here,

like two minutes away.

Not much, but when I left, it
was getting really intense.

Ava was holding a gun close by her side.

It's not good.

- [Davis] She's a monster.

(dramatic music)

- [Ava] Perfect.

Trees, rocks, leaves, and docks.

This has gotta be outside somewhere.

(dramatic music)

(engine rumbles)
(dramatic music)

So long humanity.

(dramatic music)

- Guys, I'm not asking for much, but

promise me you'll bring
humanity back, please.

- [Corben] Jacob!

- Corben?

- [Corben] Jacob!

- Corben, hey, I'm still
in here, Ava's gone!

Guys, it's Ava.

- We know, Corben told us
everything along the way.

- Where's Ava?

- [Jacob] She said she
was getting the envelopes.

- Shit, Davis, did you get the envelopes?

- No, we were in such a hurry.

But she doesn't even know
where they are, does she?

- Well when she left, she said she saw me

going out of the house that they're in.

- [Davis] We have to go after her.

- Davis, Ava is dangerous.

- [Davis] We don't have a choice,

she's going to destroy them.

- Michael, think of the greater good,

do we risk our lives to save humanity,

or do we just go extinct?

If we don't play our cards correctly,

humans may never live again.

- [Jacob] Yeah, trust us
Michael, it's four on one.

There shouldn't be any issues.

- Unless she has four bullets.

- Let's go.

- Now remember guys, stay quiet.

- Nothing.

- [Michael] Damn it.

- [Jacob] Shit.

- She's already out there then.

We need to go out there

and find the other
envelopes before she does.

(dramatic music)

- [Davis] That last clue had docks in it.

It has to be a place by the lake.

- [Michael] What about that
place we used to go to,

like five or ten years ago?

The one by the creek?

- I remember that one, yeah.

It matches the description
we got from the envelopes.

- Is it close?

- A few minutes.

- [Michael] All right, let's go there.

- All right, we should make
a plan in case we see Ava.

Okay, one person can go
search for the other envelope,

one can search the car
for the other envelopes

that Ava took, and then the last one,

the last two of us, we can
go find Ava and confront her.

- [Jacob] Good idea.

- All right, remember, stay quiet.

- Remember, stay quiet.

- Yeah.

- Keep your eye out for Ava.

(wind whistling)
(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

- We just have to keep looking.

- Looking for what?

- Found her.

- Guys, get over here!

- You aren't going to win this Jacob,

no matter how hard you try.

- Oh, look who it is.

- Look Ava, we found the next envelope,

we have the clue for
the next two after that.

Then we're gonna save humanity,

and there's nothing you can do about it.

Where are you going?

- You forgot one key
piece, you always do Jacob.

- [Jacob] What does that mean?

- You need all 26 envelopes
to crack the code.

- [Jacob] Crap.

- [Michael] No, no,
let her go, let her go.

- She has the envelopes!

(dramatic music)

- [Corben] Let's get out of here.

(dramatic music)

- Guys, this envelope's
thicker than the rest of them.

- Well the previous ones
didn't have anything in them,

so that seems entirely possible.

- [Davis] You know what I mean.

- Better not be a novel, I'm
never going to read that.

- Guys, these are the Y and Z.

The last two envelopes, we have all 26.

Do you want that means?

We can crack the code.

- [Corben] Is there any writing in X?

- No, just the last two envelopes.

Y says,

"You are very close to the last envelope.

Now go downtown, at the top
floor of the tallest building,

you will find the final envelope Z.

It will have your final
instructions on cracking this code.

To bring humans back to this planet."

And this one is for you.

- The last one just says, "Thank you."

(dramatic music)

(people chattering)
(birds chirping)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)