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Can we not do your office?

Can we meet
somewhere in the park...

In the park?

You too, sir.

You are a mountain.

You are a hundred miles high.

You are invincible.

You are forever.

- Those that try to hurt you...
- what?

- How are you man?
- Sorry, are you busy?

- Look at you.
- Your uh...

Your number changed.

Yeah. It's amazing
to see you.

Yeah, um, I'm just staying
up, uh, with someone nearby,

and I thought I'd say hi.

- What are you doing now?
- Well, I got in this morning,

uh, but now, nothing.

I just, uh, thought I'd say hi,

and...

Come up.
Give me your bag.

- Oh, I got it.
- No, it's cool,

I've been working out.
Come on.

- Jeez.
- Kitchen,

living room area, weird room I
don't really know what to do with,

it used to be Kat's
clothing warehouse.

You guys... i thought you
were getting married.

Oh, yeah. Oh, hey!

I heard you and Hannah
got engaged. That's amazing.

You gotta tell me all about
how you asked her.

So, this is the basement.

It's for killing people,
or raping animals.

Why am I showing this to you?

You comin'?

Very cool.

Kat and I were always
gonna have a party up here,

but, then we didn't.

Okay, come on.

So, tell me about
your engagement.

So, where is she?
When's the wedding?

No wedding.

What happened?

She, uh...
Cheated on me,

and then broke up with me,
if you can believe it.

- You guys were together...
- Stupid, it's better though.

Do you need help cleaning?

No, man, I'm sorry,
I'm just, uh...

I've been trying to get up the
courage to ask this girl on a date,

for, like, the past five
months, and I finally did,

so I have this date tonight.

Oh, I should be going anyway.

No. No, no, no, no, no. Seriously,
| it's between, me and her,

and her friend's coming along too,
so it's perfect. You should come.

- I don't have anything to wear. -Yeah,
but you're staying close by, right?

When do they get home?

It's fine, uh...

You know, uh,
we'll hang out later.

I got... I, uh...

Stop.

Just stop. Just tell
whoever you're staying with

you're crashing
here tonight, okay?

I've a killer camping mat for all the
bitches I bring over.

Put your stuff down.

Hey. Remember that
date we have tonight?

Why don't you just get a little
friend to come along with you

at the last second?

Do not be a bitch.

The only thing that will get in
your way and make you hate yourself

is if you are a bitch.

You're a mountain.

Hey, man. The girls
are super excited.

Um, can I ask you something?

Does it really go down that far?

Hmm?

Are these your jeans?

She's been
at behemoth five months,

she's moved up twice.

She makes dudes cry,
I gotta man up.

She sounds horrible.

You're not gonna answer it?

No, if it's important,
she'll text.

Are you calling an ambulance?

Oh, okay. Should...
Should we...

Yeah, yeah, no, we'll just come.

Uh, class and leopard.
Great.

Um... okay.
Change of plans.

I don't know
if a taxi's gonna come by here.

- I can't walk anymore in these shoes.
- Guys, you didn't have to come.

Wyatt's really good
with this stuff.

She slipped on the ice.

Hey, I'm Wyatt,
what's your name?

- Sandy.
- Hey, Sandy.

- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah.

Okay, you mind if I take
a look at your face?

Oh, wow, you look great.

- Do you remember hitting your head?
- I... no.

Can you look this way
for just a second?

You might want to take her to a
hospital if you want to be safe.

I hate ambulances. EMTs are
perverts who smell like French fries.

- Wakey, wakey.
- Hey.

What you doing
sleeping in the stairway?

- I was...
- Oh, my gosh.

- You're um...
- Did I fall asleep?

Yup. You look like
you fell asleep.

- I'm sorry.
- It's okay.

Is everybody okay?

- We're okay, are you okay?
- Yeah.

You wanna go get some snacks?

Ahem. Mara Drake.

Yeah?

Thanks for staying
all that time.

Honestly, it's no big deal.

We're just gonna take
a cab from here.

- You sure?
- Yeah, boy scout.

She's just really embarrassed.

- Don't get any ideas.
- Don't flatter yourself.

- Okay, night.
- Okay.

Good night.

I think she likes you anyway.

You want some?

I'm okay.

Hey, I gotta go
to work tomorrow.

Are you looking
for um, a new, uh...

Job?

You're cool.
You're probably cool.

I'm leaving town.

I have the bus tickets, so.

Well, you're staying
here till then.

Was tonight
just supposed to be a date

between the two of you?

It wasn't a date.

Thank you.

All I know
is now that you're here,

everything's gonna get awesome.

You should be very careful.

Do not look at Christian.

Go down to the basement
of your building right now.

We warned you
not to go into the cities.

In the cities,
they are everywhere.

Their plan is almost complete.

If we do not stop them,

they will enslave the butcher
in every good person

left on earth.

You must prepare for the war.

You want to protect your friend,

but helping him
will be impossible.

He is good.
He is still human.

But he will not believe you.

Leave the city tonight.

We still do not know
how to infect the host.

Never look at their eyes.

When I reveal my identity,

you must never contact me,

ever.

Here is what you must do.

You've reached the offices
of Dr. James Calvino.

Please leave a message.

Hello, sir.

This is Wyatt Goodwin. I'm sorry
to be calling you so late.

I was wondering if we could
move our meeting to tomorrow.

Uh, please let me know.
Thank you.

Can I get a copy
of these, please?

- Morning.
- Hey, man. What you doing there?

Just making a sandwich.
I brought some coffee, too.

- Thank you.
- Uh-huh.

How'd you sleep last night?

Great.

- Air mattress okay?
- Yeah. Real comfortable.

Nice.

Hey, were you still working
at that repair store in NC?

Landscaping and maintenance
at the sisters of mercy.

- It was a nunnery.
- Oh, that's wild.

Yeah. They didn't need
anybody as much, so.

Wanna grab lunch with me today?

- I, uh, gotta run some stupid errands.
- Great.

Um, hey, man, I made an extra set
of keys for you. It's no big deal.

Ah, I don't, I don't need keys.

I'm gonna leave in a few days.

It's New York, you need keys.

- Nuns, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

Wow.

You are an ocean.

Weapons, swords and knives

all flow through you
like nothing.

You encompass the entire world...

in your depth.

- There he is.
- Hi.

You look ten-feet tall.

I don't think I'm schizophrenic.

I looked up some stuff online.

Never any drugs.

No alcohol for about ten weeks.

No caffeine.

All right.

It's the plight of the lame
and the boring, what a joke.

Did you ever have
a long-term relationship

that didn't wind up
letting you down?

This friend I'm staying with.

Chris, the little skinny guy?

Is there some medication
you can give me?

Hmm, sure.

- Will it help?
- Yeah.

Anything else?

It's stupid.

There was this one dream, once.

Where certain people
around me didn't look human.

It started with my fiance.

I never want to see
what she turned into again.

It's like they're in my head,

they're listening to me.

It's getting worse.

I know it's silly, right?

Do your parents know about this?

No, is that all right?

Yeah.

So what do we do now?

You come in.

I'm still in mid-town.

Give 'em a call.

They'll set you up
for next week.

You'll be all right.

Honestly,
I'm feeling better already.

You are a fire.

All that your enemies
place in your way...

Betrayal, lies, poison...

You devour

and become stronger.

You are unstoppable.

You are holy.

You are terrible.

It's a whisper room.

- Come in.
- No.

Yes, come on.
It's soundproof.

Welcome. Switch places.

It's cool, right?

Yeah.

Thanks for helping us
last night.

- How's Sandy?
- Concussed, but fine.

Oh, um, remember that lame
bottle of peach schnapps

that you got me when I first
started working here?

Joyce told me that you get
one for every new girl.

Oh, yeah, totally.

Well, I threw mine away.

If I can prove to you
I'm a psychic,

do you want to try again
tomorrow night?

Give me your hand.

Now pick a number
between one and ten.

- Seven.
- What? Damn it.

You will have
three loves in your life.

Those are life lines, Goofus.

Here.

My grandma used to do voodoo.

Hey, do you think
we have anything for Wyatt?

Like, client services,
or anything?

I can ask Gerald.

I talked to them
about you, by the way.

Maybe some good news
for you on Friday.

Whoa. Thank you.

Shh!

What's it say?

This line says that you're a loser.
This line...

- I could do a move.
- Yeah?

- I could do a move.
- No, I meant like, later.

Like, not right now,
that's weird.

Oh, so, okay, here it is,
you wanna follow me now?

- I don't think so. -Just kidding.
No, go ahead.

- Really? -Yeah, it's good.
Yes, I think so.

Oh my god!
Okay, that was good.

Are you okay?
I got your scarf.

- Okay. Thanks.
- I'm sorry.

- When somebody's coming
at you, -uh-huh.

You've gotta like, get them.

- Like, see how you did that?
- Yeah.

That's the motion
that you want, in judo,

is you want
somebody to go, "whoa!"

- Okay. Yeah.
- So you go like this.

- Then you're gonna go around,
- yeah.

- And then you wanna choke them from here.
- Yeah, yeah.

- And then...
- It's good. I'm sorry,

that was an inappropriate touch.

That's inappropriate
touching when you're choking.

Oh, that was a fast tap,

I'm sorry.

Okay, don't tap my ass.

It just seemed like...

- In the center here.
- Okay.

And then you're gonna,
like, do a hug motion.

- It's a hug, huh?
- Yeah.

Okay.

- So, like that,
- yeah, yeah.

- And this one comes over the back.
- Yeah.

- And you're gonna hold this nook in there.
- This? Yeah. Yeah.

And it's like you hug.

Okay. I prefer
regular hugging.

Hug, hug.

- Okay. -Come on,
stop being a pussy.

There you go.

Whatever. I don't
think that can work again.

Trust no one.

Trust was no longer an option

once we discovered them.

They were at Jericho.

They surrounded
the temple of Solomon.

They were at Golgotha.

They were once few.

Now they are everywhere.

Their disguises
have begun to fail.

This is how we know
they must strike soon.

Even before you were
one of the blessed

who could sense them,

you knew they were out there.

Suddenly,
they were right next to you.

That is not a soldier
with a gun.

That is evil.

That is not
your co-worker.

That is a demon.

That is not a human,
not a neighbor,

not a friend, not a lover,

a brother, a mother,
a father, a wife.

That is a monster.

That is your enemy.

And that is what you must
be ready to destroy.

You all right?
What happened?

I just went
and saw a family friend,

but he wasn't around anymore.

I have an awesome
evening planned for us.

Talked to my boss about you.
But everything sounds okay.

And everything's
going okay with Mara,

and if I don't
do something physical,

I'm gonna explode.

I can get you a new one.

That's fine, I have like five.

Are you ready to get demolished?

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.

Come on, I'm gonna beat you
for the first time.

You know, I just used
to get pushed around at work,

and then I just
started to dominate,

and now it's all happening.

- Dominate, huh?
- Yeah.

You have no idea what it's like
not to feel like a wuss anymore.

Alley oop!

Nice.

You believe
in supernatural stuff?

You trying to distract me?

Yeah, puffy jacket my ass.

Has anything really scary
ever happened to you?

No.

Like, you ever been in a fight?

You ever been mugged?

Nope.

Not very manly.

If something really scary was
happening, would you be on my side?

Look, man, I'm trying to make up
for ten years of losing to you.

- I can bench 250 now. I'm different.
- Really?

Look, if you're trying to ask me,
if someone pulled a gun on me,

would I stand up
and be a hero? Yeah.

I think the new me would.
I've changed.

- I'm different.
- Okay.

Okay.

Hey, I saw you
on the phone last night

at like 4:00 A.M.
outside.

Just bullshit.

So you wanna go out?

Could I wear different jeans?

Remember when
we played blobbie wars?

God, we were lame.

So, we going out?

Yeah.

Blobbie.

It didn't really work.

- I mean, I had fun.
- I know, why didn't it work?

- I just...
- Blobbies was my favorite.

How much am I winning by?

Except for
I think you're losing.

Ugh! Uh, that doesn't count, cause
look, look at how my gauntlet is. See?

- This is your stupid gauntlet!
- If you catch it in the gauntlet,

- it doesn't count. -I don't
care about your gauntlet.

Look at this, anything you catch
in the gauntlet doesn't count.

That's what I thought.
That's what I thought.

Don't use that voice.

You know
I don't like that voice.

Fine. All right,
I'll take off the gauntlet.

God, I just...
I am chivalrous.

I am.
Don't laugh at me.

- Uzi's.
- None of that.

I can say only
half of these count.

Do you think girls
are just better at stuff?

No, man.
Guys are better.

It's like...

I'm gonna crash here.

Wyatt.

This is it.
This is the best way to...

♪ guns, and guns, and guns
and drums, ha-row, ha-row ♪

♪ here comes the guns,
and guns and guns... ♪

ah, you'll like it.

- I think you will.
- Do you wanna have kids?

I wanna have, like,
a million kids.

Hello, again, Wyatt.

I assume by now
that you know who I am.

We believe the monsters
are uniquely vulnerable

to acid.

Our spies think the war
will begin very soon now.

If you ever hear three claps
of thunder in a clear sky,

the war has begun.

Now is the time
to prepare mentally.

To kill a monster is easy.

To kill a monster
who looks like a friend,

or a harmless innocent...

Wyatt, is there something else

in the basement with...

Hey.

It's me, Christian.
Stop.

Got you.

Yeah.

I can't tell
if I'm hung-over or drunk.

I thought someone
was in the house.

Okay.

Nightmare, uh...

It must have been serious.

- Hit me one.
- No.

Oh, god.

- Come on. -That'll...
that'll wake you up.

Whatever. You suck.

My junior year roommate
Asa used to get these night terrors,

and I remember
his girlfriend Becky

would always
be wrestling with him

in the bunk beneath mine.
And one night,

she literally had to punch him
in the face to wake him up.

When he did,
he was like, "oh, sorry.

I was battling the York."

What were you battling?

I don't remember.

I have to get ready for work.

- Blobbies.
- I won.

There may be a promotion today,

if I can conquer this meeting.

Good news for both
of us tonight.

Cool, I'll clean up.

Oh, where is it at?
Oh, don't worry about it.

Just chill.

You are a mountain.

You are a hundred miles high.

Hey there.

Gerald running late?

Yeah.

Ah, I am stuck with you.

- How are you?
- Fine. What's wrong?

Nothing, um...

I'm not moving into design,
and that's okay.

Look, I'll talk to Gerald,
it's cool.

Well, people...
People are getting...

I am sure it's not your fault.

- Don't worry about it.
- You're being let go.

It's... what?

- Look at your face.
- You're being let go today.

You've worked here for seven
years, and they like you,

but they're killing off
half your department,

it has nothing to do with...

With anything.

No one else is leaving, huh?

They want you to remove
your stuff within the hour.

Okay. Yeah.

- Hold on.
- No, it's... okay.

- Look...
- Cool, maybe later.

Ow.

You are a flash of lightning

in the darkness of night.

Hang on. Let's flip
the piece of paper.

It's nice.

Okay, this is so silly.

This is gonna help me at
work to stand up for myself more,

- hearing your voice.
- Mm-hmm. Okay.

Uh, okay.

- Besides, I'm gonna be
a dad, -

So, you know,
I need to have a real job.

Do you have sulfuric acid?

Yeah, down the left aisle.

What happens if you get it
on your face?

It would probably
burn your face off.

You don't wanna
have it on there.

Wyatt?

Yeah.

- Yeah.
- What's wrong with your phone?

I tried calling you like 20 times.
I was worried about you.

Sorry, I dropped
my cell on the sidewalk.

- I think I broke it. -It smells
absolutely terrible down here.

- How was work?
- Fine.

What are you doing?

It's just some stuff
from the old job.

I thought maybe I could sell it.

- Old tools.
- That's great.

I lost my job.

You wanna grab something to eat?

There's something
I wanna talk to you about.

Hello.

It's probably just someone
pushing all the buttons.

Does that happen a lot?

What do you want
to talk to me about?

It's Mara.

Stop it.

Are you gonna leave
her out there?

Yes, I'm gonna
leave her out there.

- Oh.
- Hey.

- Hi. -Sorry I didn't hear.
Did you buzz?

Oh, yeah, no. Sorry.

I was just in the neighborhood.

Oh, hi, Wyatt.

Hey.

I found this

because I forgot
to throw it away.

Oh.

Oh, cool. I'll need it,
is what you're saying?

Okay, I should...
I should go.

I'm sorry. Can you... do you
want to come in for a second?

Just a second. Okay.

- Okay.
- It's disgusting.

Yeah.

It's really healthy.

Oh, my god.

Dude.

What's your favorite... what?

Oh, it's...
It's really lame.

It's...

Well, I mean, hopefully if they
follow the Isaac Asimov rules,

then everything would be okay,

but that, that requires that we
actually program them properly.

But anyway, let's stop
talking about this.

Because I'm...
Enough, enough.

That's your favorite novel?

That or
"lord of the rings" tied.

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

Why anything
that isn't black tea?

Okay, hold on. I know this
amazing place on Norman

that has incredible tea.

Plus it comes in a fancy tin.

I'll go get it, okay?

It doesn't matter.

You need to go?

No.

- Cool.
- Okay.

Is Sandy okay?

Oh, she asked
about you actually.

She's different
than you might think.

Awkward.

Hey, I got a phone message
the other day from someone.

At first
I didn't know who it was.

Weird.

You don't know
who that could be, right?

I don't think it was her.

This is gonna sound
weird, but...

Do you ever hear
anything that's not there?

Actually, I do.

I get kind of a choir.

It comes and goes,
just a couple times a week.

It's a neurological thing.

My mom had it too,
except for her, it's jazz

that she just
couldn't switch off.

She, she thought it was, um,
some annoying, angelic jazz band

but I think it's just
my brain playing tricks.

Besides, if it was angels,
they'd be in tune.

You have perfect pitch?

Maybe. Sing something.

- Ahh.
- "B" flat.

I just made that up.

Hey, has Christian ever showed
you the roof, or the basement?

They're pretty cool.

- Really?
- Yeah.

You want to check them out,
instead of awkwardly waiting?

Okay.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Neato.

We're safe down here.

You guys could start
a band down here.

I've been getting the supplies,

just like you said
to in your messages.

Um, should, should
we check out the roof?

Oh, no. They can't
hear us down here.

Where are they?

- Um...
- How do they infect us?

I know that you said
they're vulnerable to acid.

I got sulfuric.

You're acting really weird.

- Uh...
- Okay.

Just tell me,
when is it gonna happen?

- I'm leaving.
- I need help.

Move before I hurt you, Wyatt.

Mara had to leave.

Don't worry about it.

Okay.

What happened?

Okay, let me take off my jacket.

Wyatt, this...

Shh.

Okay.

- Okay?
- Okay.

Wyatt, what happened with Mara?

You need to toughen up.

- Okay. Hang on. -I knew this
act of yours was bullshit.

- The new you, you're fucking pathetic.
- I'm fucking pathetic?

- Look at you.
- Wake up. This is real!

Do you have any idea
what they can do to you?

Do you think this is easy?

You fucking pussy.

Come on.

You're too late, soft boy.

Know that you cannot fight us.

You can feel us
already, can't you?

Inside your skull.

We believe you are special.

We need the soft ones,

and you are the softest
we have found.

When we pull you
and your friend apart

ventricle by ventricle

and spread you out
like a soft red tree,

perhaps we will see

why even when you
had the chance,

so many people
did so little to stop us.

I love you, Wyatt.

♪ I'm going the road
to sweet athy ♪

♪ hurroo, hurroo

♪ I'm going the road
to sweet athy ♪

♪ hurroo, hurroo hurroo ♪

♪ we're going the road
to sweet athy... ♪

So, I'm thinking about
inventing this food

that's literally
just balls of bacon

that you eat with your hands.

Can you just slice some cheddar?

I knew I got my ax for a reason.

So I would get these

phone messages at night.

You know,
it was nightmares, I guess.

I got one last night,
but I hung up.

Is that pancake mix, too?

So, last year
I tried to kill myself,

and I went to talk to this guy,

just one time,

and I called him about you.

He's awesome.

He has a parrot in his office.

When do I see him?

Tomorrow.

Make sure you wear
a straightjacket.

- Sorry.
- That's okay.

One matching luxury axe,

and vintage hatchet set.

That's good.

All-American.
Hold on a sec.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Then why did you buy them?
- It just turned out

the project I needed them
for didn't happen, so.

I just want to make sure that
Christian and Mara can be okay.

And I'm leaving tomorrow so...

Look at me.

I'm Sandy I almost died.

And now I got
a pillow on my neck.

Is that supposed to be funny
Wyatt, or psycho Wyatt?

I know Mara has her own thing,

but she really liked
your stupid buddy.

Yeah, he likes her too.

What was it, anyway?

CIA tapping your brain?

You got bugs under your skin?

- It wasn't... it was nothing.
- Killing zombies?

Were they cloning you, Wyatt?

- It was nothing. -Come on, you don't
have to be a bitch, just tell me.

- Like, what, what the fuck was that about?
- I thought...

- I mean, just tell me. -I thought
people were turning evil.

If you ever
do anything like that

to a friend of mine ever again,

I'm gonna fucking kill you.

I'm gonna fucking kill you.

You probably should.

Hi.

Don't be scared.

Touch me, and I will rip
your face out of your spine.

- I just wanted to say... -what? Sorry
for taking you to a rapey basement?

No, no, no. It's not what
you thought.

- Christian's a really good guy.
- Let me guess.

You two are really
super nice guys,

and you're just going
through some stuff right now.

It's not Christian's fault.
I've been messing up his life,

- and it's not his fault. -It's his
fault for having a friend like you.

And tell him that it wasn't
a seven, it was a three.

Mara, wait.

Ah!

God damn it.

I'm sorry.

Please don't die.

Do you need
to call an ambulance?

Can you tell?

Oh, come on.

Okay, come on.
It's freezing.

Oh, my nose.
Oh, no.

So, it's like some sort
of anti-zombie bunker.

- I get it.
- Really?

No.

Pack your bags.
Let's get out of the city.

- Whoa.
- I got a car.

We'll go up to some
cabin somewhere,

maybe up north by a lake.

What about your appointment?

I called. It's...
I'm down for next week.

They just told me
to avoid alcohol.

- What are you doing?
- Signing up for the army.

- Nice.
- Yeah.

I kinda figured if anyone
ever put a gun in my face,

I'd probably just piss
myself and start crying.

I'd like to change
that permanently.

Yeah, why don't you think
about what a little?

Fuck you.

Come on.
It'll be great.

Be careful.

Whew!

You're seeing him again,
aren't you?

No, man.

No weapons. See?

I'm not killing anyone.

No worries.

Tell me what to do
to help fight him.

I don't believe
what you believe,

but I know you believe it.

So just be honest with me,

and you have to promise me
not to kill anyone, okay?

- Don't mess with me.
- I'm not.

There's a battle happening...

Tonight.

At 6:00,
gives us 40 minutes.

Let's do this noise.

- Grab your clothes.
- Okay.

Grab your, grab your boots.

- Grab weapons. -Yeah.
Pack for the apocalypse,

got it.

- We got it.
- We gotta...

I'm excited.

Where are we going?

To parents' place
in north Carolina.

It starts in the city,
so we have to get out,

and meet them,
and we have to protect them.

They don't live
down there anymore.

Mom's in Canada.

You got the keys?

Hey, Wyatt,
where'd you get this car?

- Get back inside.
- Why?

Because it's starting early.

Give me your cell phone.

- -We can
be safe down here.

We just have to keep our heads, and
be ready for them if they find us.

- I blacked out the windows.
- Tell me what you saw.

What made you sure this time?

I would love
to explain everything,

but we don't have time.

Hey. Tell me.

I went to go see Mara for you.

They got to her.

She turned into an alien?

Mara was good,
but it's like an infection

that comes in through
your eyes or your ears.

And then goes to your brain.

It's not peoples' fault.

What'd you see?

What'd you see?

Her face started twisting, and then
her smile started spreading out

farther than
a smile's supposed to,

all the way past her ears.

And then her head split in two,

and there was this thing there.

You know what I thought?
That we're all alone.

You hurt her?

I made it back and found you.

When's this thing start?

Six minutes.

Let's sing a song.

♪ I'm going the road
to sweet athy ♪

♪ hurroo, hurroo

♪ I'm going the road
to sweet athy ♪

♪ a stick in me hand
and a drop in me eye ♪

♪ a doleful damsel I heard cry ♪

♪ Johnny, I hardly knew ye ♪

♪ a doleful damsel I heard cry ♪

♪ Johnny, I hardly knew ye ♪

♪ with your drums
and guns and drums and guns ♪

- ♪ hurroo, hurroo
- Christian.

Christian.
Stop, please.

Can you take off the mask?

Whew!

You want me to be honest?

You think I'm one of them.

- Tie me up.
- Why would you want me...

Because, yes, it's really
scary to trust you right now,

but that's what this is,
so, trust me

because I trust you.

Okay.

♪ I'm happy for to see you home
all from the island of Sulloon ♪

♪ so low in flesh,
so high in bone ♪

♪ Johnny, I hardly knew ya

Christian, they take over
your mind with their eyes,

and maybe their voice.

How much longer?

Four minutes.

Go for it.

Open wide.

You okay?

Mm.

Sorry.

It's okay.

Please, stop.

Wyatt?

Wyatt?

Sulfuric acid.

Trust no one.

Even before
you were one of the blessed,

you could sense them.

You knew they were out there.

Suddenly,
they were right next to you.

That is not a soldier,
with a gun.

That is evil.

That is not
your co-worker.

That is a demon.

That is not a human,
not a neighbor,

not a friend, not a lover.

A brother, mother,
a father, a wife.

That is a monster.

That is your enemy.

And that is what
you must be ready to destroy.

Well, I didn't piss
myself after all.

Hey, it occurred to me
that we never hugged.