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I'm sorry we have to
meet like this again.

It's all I can manage today.

Maybe next time you can come in.

Don't worry. I understand how
difficult this is for you.

This is an improvement.

You're not the first therapist
I've talked to, you know...

but you're definitely
in my top ten.

I'm flattered, but actually
I'm a social psychologist.

Oh, great. So you're not
going to try to fix me?

Wouldn't dream of it.

So, last time we met, we
were talking about friends,

creating a support system.

Sure. I've got friends, online.

Release fear.

People like me who don't
want to participate in

a society that's
coming to an end.

Like, what's the point?

Well, actually... It's
all right for you.

You'll be dead in 20 years.

We'll be the ones left to deal
with your scorched earth policy.

Meaning?

Fukushima, not an accident.

You think all these fires
and floods are a coincidence?

And haven't you noticed?

Nature knows to
target the cities

that fuel global disparity
and destroy the environment.

The world is disintegrating.

Civilization is unwinding.

It's easy to see how it happens.

The conspiracy cloud
begins with fear.

A distrust of society,

the need for truth and
order to calm the chaos.

Where groups of
like minded people

exchange
counter-societal theories

and create connections
where none exist.

Hi, Ben, it's Max.

I've got something
you might want to see.

I'll send you an address.

Jesus.

You think he changed his mind?

Hold it together.

We have to be quick.
They're clearing the scene.

Okay, best behavior.
She got you in here.

Ben Monroe.

The ride-along.

Hands in pockets, you're
just observing. Okay?

Sure. Thank you.

What happened here? Bad pills?

Very deliberately so.

Looks like cyanide.
It wasn't accidental.

They killed
themselves in shifts,

so each person and
their possessions

could be precisely arranged.

And then there's this.

They've all got them.

Along with the black spot.

Suicide note?

What? "Sacrifice
is redemption."

"We return to source,
so she may live."

Was this group on your radar?

Up until now, they didn't
display any extreme ideologies.

The minute someone mentions
sacrifice or redemption,

I'd smell cult.

Don't be so sure.

You've probably
heard the sirens call

and don't even know it.

I'm done here.

Should we go outside?
Get some air?

Yeah. Good idea.

Feeling better?

Oh, God, no.

It's my daughter.
She just landed.

I'm sorry about that. I...

I'm trying to break out

of the theoretical
side of life, you know.

Most people throw up the first
time they see a dead body.

I'm Nina.

Nice to meet you.

Paper? A book actually.

I read your last one.

The Science of Loneliness.

Really?

A return to community

as the most important
tenet of a stable society.

Simple. Perfect.

Don't be shy.
We've all read it.

How else do you think
you got in here?

What did you mean before?
The sirens call...

Well, it all depends on what
you consider to be a cult.

Do you believe in the afterlife?

Living by a set of rules

that dictates whether
you get in or not?

Not this heathen, no.

That group mentality
is all around us.

Ever served in the armed forces?

Or maybe you have a therapist

you wouldn't dream
of challenging.

I actually make a point of
avoiding all those things.

Very smart.

You have to be careful who
you give your power to.

Hm.

Fuck.

Excuse me. Hi. Is this...

Is this the right
train to Kreuzberg?

Gneisenaustrasse...

Yeah, you're good.

Yeah, this is
right. Thank you.

Want me to help you with that?
Erm... Yes, please. Thank you.

Curse or protection?

Hm?

Curse or protection?

Oh. My dad got it for me.

Curses are more my mom's thing.

Or maybe it's his
way of reminding you,

don't talk to strangers.

Mm.

Probably has a point,
yeah. Yeah, hm?

Well, I'm Mazzy, so now
we're not strangers.

Okay. I'm Martin.

Nice to meet you, Mazzy.
Yeah. Me too. I mean, you too.

Where are you coming from?

California. Yeah, San Diego.

And you?

I'm from Berlin,
so I'm going home.

I'm actually from Kreuzberg.

Kreuzberg? All right.

That's how you say it.

Not "Cruise-berg."

So I suppose we're
going to the same place.

Yeah, I guess so.

I'm on the fourth
floor. Come on up.

Mazzy!

No.

Come to Berlin, he said.
We'll paint the town, he said.

Honestly, the least
you could have done

was pick me up from the airport.

Your address has like
five syllables in it.

My stuff is
downstairs, by the way.

I am so sorry.

It was a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity.

Max called at the last minute.

I'm so sorry. Right.

I've missed you so
much. Come here.

Oh, God, I'm going to
die. What time is it?

Before you do anything at all,

could you please
just call your mom?

Let her know you're here,
and you're safe. Please.

No, I need a minute. The
whole ride to the airport

was just sex trafficking
and "raving consciously."

Right, but you wouldn't
know anything about that.

No, nothing.

Hm...

Hi, Mom. I have not had to
use my pepper spray yet.

Dad says hello and I will
call you later. Love you. Bye.

How is she?

I tried calling her yesterday

about your food
and your schedule.

Oh, no. Right, here.

She'll be fine.

Apparently, this is all
an exercise in trust.

She said that to you?

Oh, no. I overheard
her telling Mitch.

Mitch? Yeah. Mitch.

Who do you think she's
off finding? Herself?

Okay.

He's some whiny tech bro.

Honestly, the whole thing
is really disgusting.

Uh, what chapter are you on?

It doesn't really
work like that.

It's okay. He won't last.

I'm so glad you're
here. You know that?

WOMAN [RECORDED, IN GERMAN]:

Thank you. Okay...

You have to go back
totally reformed. Okay?

That's part of the deal

because your grades were
offensive this year.

I know, but this is, like,
the best punishment ever.

And your end of the deal

is that you're going to
come home with me, right?

Well, I can't just leave at the
beginning of the academic year.

Okay? And the thumbscrews
are on to finish the book.

It's interesting. Even
you'd find it interesting.

Well, based on the last one...

I'm kidding. Go on.

All right. Well, it's
a follow-up, okay.

I'm calling it The
Power of Groupthink.

Is that bad? I thought
you said lonely was bad.

It depends.

I'm interviewing this girl.
She's kind of a hermit.

She won't even let me in her
apartment to talk to her.

She's kind of like
those hikikomori kids

I talked to in Japan, right?

I don't know if I made
it to that chapter.

Right, anyway. They're
totally isolated,

they lock themselves
in their rooms,

sometimes for years,
living their lives online.

Gaming, chat rooms...

Cool.

Point is, there are
all kinds of predators

just waiting for them,

to welcome them into their
persecution fantasies.

Like what?

Mm-mm. You'll get nightmares.

Come on.

The first day is
always daunting.

Just give it a chance, okay?

Hey. Did you forget something?

Still think this is the
best punishment ever?

Have a good day.
Make some friends.

Whatever, Dad.

This process allows
us to quantify

the exact amount of
chemical substance

found within the base solution.

You can expect to see
a question about this

on a test later in the semester.

Thank you all.

Wake up. It's over. Hi.

Larissa. Hi, I'm Mazzy.

American? Yes.

Yes! Oh, I'm not a
fascist or anything.

It's just so great when
there's someone new from home.

Do I need to assert
dominance or anything?

Nah, they're just a
bunch of rich house-cats.

So, a group of us is going out
in Friedrichshain this weekend.

You wanna come? Uh... Pfft.

No, my dad would never let
me. Not even when I'm 30.

Ugh. Shame.

Well, maybe next time.

Yeah, sure. Yeah?

WOMAN [IN GERMAN, OVER PA]:

Om.

In The Origins of
Totalitarianism,

Hannah Arendt talked
about loneliness

as the common ground for terror,

the essence of a
totalitarian government,

which bases itself
on the experience

of not belonging to
the world at all,

which is among the most radical

and desperate
experiences of man.

Well, have a great weekend.

Paper is due on
Tuesday in my inbox.

Thank you.

That was a really
great class, thank you.

You look better.

A lot of paperwork had to
be filed to get you cleared.

I hope it was worth it.

I learned a lot, actually.
That I have a weak stomach,

and that I'd make a shitty
criminal psychologist.

You can't unsee
that kind of thing.

I haven't slept in 20 years.

Which would make you the
perfect interview subject,

by the way.

You already owe me.

A preview of the book
would make us even.

My students never pay me
this kind of attention.

Well, I'm a novelty,
Max. You'll never leave.

Yep.

My assistant told me you
were catching the show.

I was early.

Are you ready to
compare case notes?

The BFV are desperate
for your insight.

And I assume everyone
wants reassurance

that this is a one-off
and not a missed pattern?

Like I said, not on our radar.

The guy who owned the house
was a doctor, a naturopath.

Create an appealing shopfront

to hide the sinister stuff
that's going on in the basement.

That's a little reductive.

Well, I get rewards in the
afterlife, they all offer that.

But what's the initial draw?
You can't just lead with death.

Actual community. Belonging.

Not just likes and
feedback loops.

I think it's bigger than that.

It's about simple answers
to the big questions.

Meaning in life is important.

Order in the universe
is important.

All things I could
use right now.

Oh, I've missed
you. How are you?

Mazzy? This is my
colleague, Nina.

Oh. Hey, Nina.

Hi, Mazzy. It's so
lovely to meet you.

This is a nice
surprise. I know.

And look, no bodies.

Come on in.

Hey, who's the
midlife crisis bait?

What, Nina? Yeah.

She's just some nerd from work.

Said every husband to
his gas lit wife ever.

This level of paranoia
is not healthy.

Okay. No, you're right.

Besides, what's good
for the goose...

Shut the fuck up, let me see.

Whoa. He's hot.

Mm-hm. I met him on the
way from the airport.

That soon? Mm-hm.

Has he messaged you?
Yes. Look, twice.

Says he wants to meet up.

Oh, God.

How long have you
all known each other?

Since Max deigned to do
a semester at Berkeley.

Yeah. Worst grades of
my academic career,

thanks to you two.

You're welcome. Thank you.

Cheers. Cheers.

How is Lydia? Hey, Sofie.

No, it's okay. It's fine.

Well, according to
her therapist, uh,

my "inability to process"

is worse than the last
five years of our marriage.

And what about you, Nina?
Where did you study?

Cambridge.

Well, don't I feel tawdry?

You didn't want to
stay in England?

My family would never
have stood for it.

Do something
meaningful for society,

and then straight home.

Are they in Berlin?

My parents are long gone.

The rest are here though,
still keeping an eye on me.

So horribly conventional.

Apart from the bit where
you work for the government,

profiling dangerous criminals.

The devil has all
the best tunes.

What's wrong?

Uh... We have to go.

Party's over.

Yeah?

You hate it?

No, it's really...
It's amazing.

Sorry, I should
have asked first.

No, it's fine.

I'm sorry. It's my dad.

So, um, where's your mom?

Oh, um, she's back home.

Yeah, my parents
split up last year.

She's farmed me out
for the semester,

so that she can eat,
pray, love, or whatever.

That must be really hard.

What about you, do you live
with your parents or...?

Um, actually, my parents
died in a car accident

when I was a kid. Oh, my God.

No, it's okay. No,
I-I'm so sorry.

No, no, it's okay. Don't
worry. It was a long time ago.

I barely remember it.

I went to live with
my grandmother.

Do you live with her now?

No, I live alone.

I'm not very good
at being alone.

Yeah, but, I mean, I've
got friends, right?

Um... Uh...

I work at an
environmental NGO. Oh.

And, um, you know,
giving something back

really helps to put
things into perspective.

Yeah. Heh.

Yeah, I've been into gratitude

since before it
was even a thing,

so I understand.

Yeah, right. Yeah, I get it.

Right.

What's that?

You want to borrow it?

It'll really change
your perspective.

You know, we are shaped
by our intentions.

We create what we think.

Hmm? It's German.

Oh, right. That's true. Um...

Yeah. It's about mass
extinction and what can be done,

even though we've passed
the point of crisis.

Right. We're all
so fucked, right?

Actually, I told my mom...

I told her I'm not
having children

to help keep the
population down.

And she started sobbing.

Wow.

I mean, exactly.

Overpopulation is a big problem.

And we need people like you

who think of the
bigger picture and...

Actually... you should come.

And... meet my group.

If you want to.

Really?

Yeah, sure.

Thank you.

And, there you go.

Are you working me?

Only if you want to show
me the doctor's manifesto.

Unfortunately impossible.

Headlines, then?

He was making a point.

He was deeply affected
by environmental decline,

by social injustice
on every level.

So, revolutionary suicide.

Exactly.

He set up free healing centers
in low-income neighborhoods,

he was like a local saint.

With his own personal
gospel, no doubt.

He was of an era that
believed in community,

in social equality.

The '90s was a bumpy
re-entry for them.

Safety in dictatorship.

It's complicated.

And maybe for an American
not so easy to understand.

Well, I doorstepped the
neighbors after you left.

Okay.

And they said that he became
increasingly paranoid,

started preaching
about the end of time,

systemic environmental collapse.

He believed what they did
was for the greater good.

And there's the hook.

It's not a hook if you
truly believe in it.

Yeah, but it all ends the
same way. On a funeral pyre.

Robbed of their own free will.

I think they gave
it away willingly.

They were just trying to give
their lives some meaning.

So, all I have to do is
throw myself into the flames?

Is there any fruit
that you don't eat?

Hmm?

There's something on the
list that your mom sent.

There are a lot of things
on that list actually.

Something about...

...seeds and nightshades.

What will you sacrifice
for your planet today?

Don't be afraid to let go.

Release fear.

Embrace love.

Hey. Hey. You came.

Yeah. Hi.

Are you sure this
is a good idea?

Yeah, it's fine. Come on.

I want you to meet Hilma.
She leads the group.

Martin. Hi.

This is Mazzy.

She's a new... friend.

Hi.

Oh, what a pleasure it
is to meet you, Mazzy.

We're so happy to
welcome you here.

Thank you.

Martin's told me so many
great things about your group.

Yeah?

Oh, dear Martin.

So he has told you
about our cause?

Uh, yeah, a little.

Well, we strive to
release ourselves

from our destructive behaviors,

our worldly attachments,

so that our beautiful
Earth may purify and heal.

Cool.

Take this.

And remember, there's no
distinction between you and it.

All life is connected.

We are all part of the whole.

Right?

So, shall we?

I don't have a mask.

You can have mine.

Why doesn't Hilma wear one?

She's not afraid.

Did you realize,

if we all lived like
middle-class Americans...

there would be no resources left
for most of Africa and Asia?

We need to realize
that we can only exist

if we think as a collective.

Feel the energy that
comes into being

when our collective
focus is woven together.

Let's visualize
our planet healed.

Hey, Dad. Hm?

Can I go to the Reichstag
thing with Larissa tomorrow?

Who's Larissa? Larissa.

Larissa, from school.

Yeah, sure. Yeah.

It's great that you
got a new friend.

And are interested in
politics and architecture.

Okay, thanks.

Just be careful. Okay? Yep.

And check in with
me every few hours.

Yep, got it. Seriously.

That girl on the news
has got everyone worried.

Hey. Dad?

Who was that woman at
Elsa's the other night?

Nina?

Just someone from
work. A colleague.

And you would tell me if you're,
like, dating anyone or...

something like that, right?

If I met someone
and it was serious,

yeah, I'd let you know.

Do you think you and Mom
would ever get back together?

I'll always love your
mom, you know that.

We are shaped by our intentions.

We create what we think.

So...

Are you ready?

I'm not gonna freak
out or anything, am I?

No, no, no, it's just mushrooms.

Nothing synthetic.

You know, real euphoria comes
from communing with the Earth.

And sometimes that
means... eating it.

Fuck it. Let's do
this. All right.

Hilma was amazing.

Like, magical.

When she gave me this necklace,

I could feel her energy.

She gave me this ash.

It's from an ancient rowan tree.

And it's to remind me
that she's transcendent.

That we all are transcendent.

Mazzy!

Mazzy!

Mazzy?

Come to me.

Knowledge is born
of a lucid mind,

and purity is the gateway.

Have you gained clarity?

Existence is a lonely journey

of continuous death and rebirth.

So, what about you?

Is it just you and
Mazzy against the world?

Yeah, yeah.

Her mom and I are
still picking over

the divorce carcass, you know.

But on the plus side,
she agreed to let me

have Mazzy for the
semester, so...

To modern parenting at work.

I think she's treating this
more as immersion therapy.

It must be hard for her to
be away from her daughter.

Cognitive adaption happens
faster than we think, though.

Actually, I think it's
more of a trust thing.

She's conflating the
breakdown of the marriage

with your ability to parent.

Actually, it's kind of specific.

We were at the beach
with Mazzy's friends

when she was younger, and
Mazzy had an accident.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I
don't mean to pry...

No, no, it's fine,
honestly. She, um...

She got caught in a rip.

Happened really fast.

It was really
frightening, obviously.

Then when we got her to shore,
it all became about how...

I was watching the kids
and I didn't see it.

Sometimes after trauma,

we need somewhere to
put our fear and blame.

It's perfectly normal.

She stopped breathing.

But you saved her.

Actually, I kind of froze.

Her mom got there before
I did and pulled her out.

That's just a fear response.

Let it go.

It's all over now.

You're right. It
is all over now.

...strive to let go
of fear and hate.

Love heals all.

This is the absolute truth.

The guy can't sing.

Don't... don't sing.

Leave it to someone who can.
It's not, you know, it's...

...a basic principle
of music. He tried.

I can feel your pain.

You'll never be alone again.

Hey.

Why didn't you wake me up
when you went out last night?

You were exhausted.

I wanted to let you sleep.

Plus, you're 16,
you're responsible.

I got freaked out.

You keep telling
me to be careful,

and then you just go out.

I called Mom.

Oh, don't worry,
she didn't pick up.

What's that in your hair?
Stop! What are you doing?

Wait a second. Just calm down.

Don't tell me to calm down.

I fucking hate all of this.

Why can't you just come
home and be normal?

You realize you've ruined
our lives by coming here?

Okay, Maz, your mom ended
it. Not the other way around.

You know that, right?
She asked me to leave.

I just needed to get away

and give us some
space for a minute.

She didn't tell you to
go to fucking Europe!

Where do you think you're
going? I'm going to Elsa's.

What?

And, no, I won't be
home for fucking dinner.

Hey, Ben.

Hey. I'm in the
doghouse. What's wrong?

Now Mazzy's pissed with me,

and she's on her
way to your place.

Don't worry. I'll
keep an eye on her.

She can cool down here and
sleep over if she wants.

Yeah, that's
probably a good idea.

Try not to worry. Thanks.

No problem.

Mazzy. What a
surprise. Come in.

I'm sorry to just turn up.

Our doors are always open.

I was looking for
Martin. Is he here?

No, dear. Is
something wrong? Come.

My dad, he's just
such an asshole.

Has he let you down?
Yeah, he lied to me.

He snuck out in the middle of
the night to meet some woman.

I came to Berlin for him.

To see him.

But it's always
only ever about him.

Is that what upsets
you the most?

I had this accident
when I was younger.

It was ages ago and
I'm fine now, but...

I don't know, I think it's the
reason that my parents split up.

Oh, there we are.

I can see that must
make you feel ashamed.

Perhaps you wonder

if your parents blame
you for their separation?

And that maybe he wouldn't
have left if it wasn't for you?

Untangle yourself
from your parents.

The sooner you stop
relying on them,

the more powerful you will be.

Hilma says I need to
turn away from him.

That weirdo from the
video you sent me?

What does that even
mean? It means fuck him.

If he doesn't need me,
then I don't need him.

Wow. Okay.

Hey, let's go out.

Yeah, come on, I want
to go to Friedrichshain.

No way. My dad is even
more neurotic than usual

because of that
girl on the news.

Well, your dad
doesn't have to know.

I can't, okay? I'm
sorry, they'd be furious.

Okay, fine. I have
other friends, you know.

Do you trust me?

Just go easy with
the red pen, please.

Pressure to deliver
is crippling.

I'm excited to read it.

The Power of Groupthink.

You know, I always thought
there was something mystical

about the idea of
mass consciousness.

Or absolutely terrifying.

I think there really is such
a thing as a group soul.

I've seen how a group gains the
consciousness of an individual.

It's extraordinary.

Almost telepathic.

Everything you do is for others.

The individual is swallowed
by this huge creature,

and whatever the creature does,
you're swept along with it.

You should probably
write that down.

Take it.

It's yours.

Don't be afraid to let go.

Release fear.

Embrace love.

Hi.

All is love, right?

Oh, my God, where
are you taking me?

Seriously, where
are we? Come on.

No!

No!

Get off me! Let me go!

Come on.

We can't go home like this.

Come on.

No, please. I
need to lie down.

What? No, Maz, no.

Come on, we can sleep
it off in the park.

Hey, hey.

Sorry.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Oh, man. Don't ever have kids.

You'll never get a good
night's sleep again.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey, we were worried about you.

No, no, please, I
just want to sleep.

I'll take care of this for you.
No, please don't call my dad.

You need to get the
poison out of your system.

We can't let you
go home like this.

Let them help you.

Okay, okay...

Where's Larissa? Is she okay?

She's fine, she's fine. I
took care of her. All right?

They'll make you feel
better, I promise.

I'm so, so sorry. No...

Hello? Ben I've been trying

to get hold of
you. It's Mazzy.

What? She snuck out

and didn't come home last night.

What do you mean?

Martin made the right
decision by bringing you here.

We'll take care of you now.

I'm so embarrassed.
I'm so sorry. No!

You recognize what you've
done. That's redemption enough.

I know young people
today feel so empty.

But you're very special.

Sinless.

Unblemished.

I knew it the first time we met.

No.

No, it's all right, Mazzy.

You'll never be alone again.

Now you're with people
who care about you.

Thank you. Thank you.

Okay.

Let us take care
of you from now on.

I'm sure she's with friends,

it's just she's lying about

which friend she
was actually with...

Yeah, I'd appreciate
that. Thanks.

Anything? No. God.

Hey. You okay?

You have to try and calm down.
It's only been a few hours.

She's been gone
all night. Okay?

It's been 12 hours.

I'm going to call the police.
No, don't call the police yet.

I know the protocol. They won't
take it seriously for 24 hours.

I'll call my people.
They can help.

Really?

Max, what do you think?

I'm not a cop. I don't
know the protocols.

But if Nina's got contacts,
that will speed things up.

I mean, am I overreacting, Max?

She probably got
stranded at some club,

and knows she's in deep shit.

This will make you feel better.

No... Come on, just
a little bit more.

Just a little bit
more. Good girl.

Hey, Mazzy. It's all right.

No! Don't go!

Mazzy!

Mazzy!

As with any deep cleansing,

it will get worse
before it gets better.

Call my dad, please...
Just... Please call my dad.

We are your family now.

Hey. What?

Take a look at this.

Who's that? I don't know.

Sofie, do you know who that is?

I've got a lead! An
unconscious girl was seen

being carried into a community
center in Friedrichshain.

Did they call the
police? Of course.

Thank God. Let's go.

Mom?

What will you sacrifice
for your planet today?

Purity is the gateway.

Have you gained clarity?

Yes. Yes.

I fucking hate you.

No!

How dare you
disrespect me, Mazzy.

Martin!

Martin, please.

Purity cannot be attained.

Martin, please.

It's such a shame.

Please, no.

You were exceptional, Mazzy.

I had such high hopes for you.

That's all they said,
right? Nothing else?

I know as much as you do.

Ben Monroe.

He believed what they did
was for the greater good.

She was seen being carried
in here apparently.

Ben.

I wish our first meeting was
under different circumstances.

I've heard so much about you,

about the influential
work you do.

So many people must
heed your words.

I'm sorry?

Your hypotheses
are so comforting.

Community and symbiosis

is the cure for so much of
what ails us as a planet.

We wouldn't be in this position

if we were thinking
of the whole.

Okay. I think there's
been a misunderstanding.

I'm looking for
my daughter Mazzy.

It's okay, Ben. Mazzy's
safe. She's with my friends.

What friends?

These are my friends.
They're my family.

You can trust them.

What? So she's safe?

It's important that we
populate our organization

with the most progressive
and brilliant minds.

Your writing on the subject
of collective consciousness

is so inspiring.

You have such
undeniable influence.

You possess the
mastery and power

to lead us to
global recognition.

I don't even know you. Okay?

We know you, Ben.

No, no, you've got me all wrong.

You have no idea how to
reconnect with your daughter.

She's slipping through
your fingers again, Ben.

We can help you.
If you help us.

Do you really want
her to go back?

Stop! Just stop talking, okay?

Where is she?

Huh?

Maz?

Ben, just listen to
me for a second, okay?

We're trying to help you.

She is safe.

She's so happy here.

She's met a wonderful boy.

We've given her a real
sense of belonging.

So you can start healing
your relationship.

She'll want to stay and
live here with you. With us.

That's what you
really want, isn't it?

What? You, me and Mazzy?

There is no you and Mazzy.
You don't even know her.

You're so lost in your pain.

Your rejection.

This egoism you have of not
being your daughter's savior.

We can rid you of that and
replace it with real purpose.

The power of knowing
you're changing the world.

Wouldn't it be wonderful

if we could all
experience it together?

What the fuck is going on here?

Have you even had an original
thought in your whole life?

All that talk
about a group soul,

was that your idea or hers?

Oh, you've got the
community and the love,

but you're all alone
in there, aren't you?

And now what? You're
holding my daughter ransom?

I'm calling the police.

If we are ever threatened, we
will move our timeline forward.

What does that mean?

We are ready to make
the ultimate sacrifice.

To purify and start again.

CONGREGATION

I thought I could help Mazzy,
but maybe she can't be saved.

Choose to stay, Ben,

and Mazzy will have
a reason to exist.

Exist?

Ben, the world is
disintegrating.

Civilization is unwinding.

What did you just say?

And haven't you noticed?

The world is disintegrating.

Civilization is unwinding.

Lake Liepnitz. That's
where you take them.

You're psychotic.

Max, call whoever you know
at the police department.

Maz has been kidnapped.

What? Do you know
where she is?

Lake Liepnitz. You hurry!

Mazzy!

Mazzy!

Over here.

Come to me.

Hey. Can you help me?

Where am I?

Mazzy.

Come here.

Let go.

Mazzy!

Come on, Maz... Maz!

Mazzy. Hey! Come on!

Mazzy!

That's it, that's it.

You got it, you got
it. Breathe, breathe.

Let it out, let
it out. I got you.

That's it, that's
it. I got you.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

I love you so
much. I'm so sorry.

Existence is a lonely journey

of continuous death and rebirth.

But I see you.

I can feel your pain.

And if you join our family,

you'll never be alone again.