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- Oh shit.

We're sorry, 911...

- All residents are urged to stay indoors.

The downtown area has been
overtaken by infected persons.

- Going out now?

- Yeah, I'm supposed to
meet up with Kip and Phil

at the bar in like 30 minutes.

- Have fun.
- All right, you have fun

with Erin.
- I will.

I don't know what to do.

I just feel like there's no spark left.

- Do you still love him?

- I guess.

Maybe.

I don't know.

I honestly thought I loved him,

but I really don't know anymore.

- How does he feel?

- We haven't talked about it yet.

- How does he act then?

- Like he's just going
through the motions too.

Or maybe he acts like he loves me.

I don't know.

Erin, I don't know.

What are you gonna do?

- Well I don't see the
point in staying together

just to stay together.

I'm gonna break up with him.

- I don't normally bring
guys back to my place.

- Well I guess it means
I'm that special then.

- I just don't want you to think

this is a normal thing for me.

- Well I'm here with you
so I'm not anyone to judge.

You have a point.

Yep.

- Did you wanna do anything tonight?

- I'm fine just staying
in and watching TV.

- Okay, well, I'll be downstairs
if you change your mind.

- Okay.

- Oh shit.

We're sorry, 911...

Oh.

- There is some crazy
shit going on outside.

- Crazier than someone eating someone?

Eating someone, right in the backyard!

- It's happening in the street too.

- Oh my God.

I just tried calling the police

and all the circuits are busy.

People must be flooding the lines.

- Or worse.

- Let's see what's on the television.

- Mandy, wake up.

Wake up.
- Good morning, Steve.

I'm surprised you're still here.

What's going on?

- They're outside.

Oh my God.

There's something going on.

- What, what are you talking about?

Did you have trouble with the lock

- No, fucking lock!
- On the front door?

- There's something going on outside.

I can't leave.

- What are you talking about?

Let me go see what you're talking about.

Oh my God.

- Mandy, wait. Wait!

- What would you do without me?

- Why would I ever have to be without you?

- Ooh, good answer.

Now go or you're going to
be late for work again.

- I love you, Mag.

- I love you too, Dean.

Now go so I can miss you.

Or at least make you wonder if I miss you.

Oh.

- Dean, come here, you have to see this!

- Maggie, there's
something strange going on.

Outdoors as the infected

take over the streets.
- Listen, listen

to what they're saying on TV.

- Oh, I love hanging out with Robin.

- They're, they're-
- And that little girl

is so cute, isn't she?
- So cute, so cute.

That was so fun.

- Yeah, it was fun but
not as fun as it can be.

- Ooh, then let's spend
less time talking out here

and go in the bedroom or
right here on the floor.

- Mm, I think like that.

On the hard wooden parquet.

You know what though?

How about we actually
take a quick bath first?

You know, get all wet and lathered up.

- Ooh, I'm gonna run the water.

- Okay.
- And you be in there

in two minutes.
- Two minutes.

- Two minutes.
- Two minutes.

- The toxic chemical spill causing

an adverse effect on people.

Those directly exposed
are exhibiting signs

of extreme rage and cannibalism.

If you encounter any of the infected,

you are urged to avoid contact.

The CDC is also urging people
to remain inside their homes,

lock their doors and avoid
any contact with the infected

as this infection can easily be spread.

Again, there appears to have
been a toxic chemical spill

- Did you see what's...
- causing an adverse effect

- on people.
- Is this...

- Those directly exposed
- We need to,

- are exhibiting signs of
- You need to come over

here right now, we need to
- extreme rage

- find a somewhere to hide.
- And cannibalism.

If you encounter any of
the infected, you are urged

to avoid contact.
- This is crazy.

- The CDC is also urging people

to remain inside their homes,

lock their doors and avoid
any contact with the infected

as this infection can easily be spread.

- We gotta go. We gotta go right now.

- What do you mean, we have to go?

You're scaring me, Tom. What?

- Look, look. Just get changed.

I'll explain later.

- Fuck.

. Turn it off. Turn off,
turn off the lights.

Turn off everything.

- Pete, wake up.
- Hmm, what?

- Get up, come on.
- What?

What's going on?
- You have to see the news.

There's some insane stuff going on.

- What are you talking about?
- Come on, just get up.

You have to see the news.

- What?
- Come on.

- Let's go upstairs and hide.

- Upstairs?

If someone comes in
here then we're gonna be

stuck up there.

- And if they think no one is home

then maybe they won't come in.

Now come on.

- Shit!

Fuck, they're fucking everywhere.

- It was terrible.

People on the street,

running,

bleeding,

being eaten alive.

- I'm sure it's just a matter of time

before the military and the
police come and save us.

- I wanted to help them.

I wanted to do something.

But I didn't.

I couldn't.

- You would've helped
them if you could've.

- All I could think about
was getting back here alive.

To you.

- You're lucky you even got back here.

Who knows what would
have happened otherwise?

- This is what I get for
having a one night stand.

- What?

- I've never done this before.

Had a one night stand.

My friend said it would be a good way

to get over my ex.

I didn't want to but she
said, "Be good for you.

It's not like it's gonna
be the end of the world."

- You can't possibly think
that all this shit is happening

because we had a one night stand.

- I don't know.

Maybe we're still in
the other room sleeping

and this is all just a nightmare.

- If this is a nightmare,

then which one of us has having it?

- Both of us.

- What was that?

- I think there's someone in the house.

- Let's just keep really quiet.

Maybe they'll just leave.

- I'm gonna go check it out.
- What?

No. Just stay here.

- What happens if they
come up and they find us?

If it is someone at least
have the element of surprise.

- I'm going with you then.

Two of us will have a numbers advantage.

- I would tell you no,

but I know better than to argue with you.

- Well this is great.

What's gonna go wrong next?

- The noise must have been from outside.

- Okay.

I'm gonna go to pantry
and get us food and water.

- I'm gonna see what I
can find in the garage.

- Okay.

Just in case.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Hopefully that was the only one.

- Yeah.
- All right.

Take these.

There we go.

- How long do you think it's gonna take

for them to have this all contained?

- I'm sure it'll only
be a few days at most.

- How are we gonna know
when it's contained?

The news stopped broadcasting.

- Well, I'm sure the police
will come door to door.

They'll be sirens or something.

- And if they don't come?

- Then we'll figure it out.

Together.

- I can't take this anymore.

Just sitting here.

It might be better out there.

- Out there?

Yeah, we'd be dead out there.

Everyone is dead out there!

- At least I wouldn't
have to keep sitting here,

going out of my mind.

- Go then. I'm sick of your complaining.

I saved your life by bringing you here.

- Enough out of both of you.

Let's just make the best
out of shitty situation.

- What are you doing? Put
that back on, quickly!

- Chill out, Zach.

If we're so safe in here,
we won't get the virus.

- Plus the news says it isn't airborne.

- Then how does it spread?

- Was I the only one listening?

- But what if they're wrong?

- What if you just shut up?

Like for five minutes even.

I just want five minutes
without the sound of your voice.

- Screw you, Jess.

- Oh, you already tried and you failed.

- Enough! Both of you!

- So did you grow up around here?

- Really?

We're gonna do this?

- Do what?

Small talk.

The whole get to know each other thing.

All right, fine.

So I broke up with my boyfriend

because I caught him cheating on me.

I was feeling bad about myself and lonely,

so I go to a bar to meet someone

because I figured, "Hey, what the heck?"

If it wasn't for this
hell on earth outside,

you'd have been out the door.

Never to be heard from again.

- Look, I don't know about you.

I'm really scared.

Okay?

So all the small talk and
getting to know you thing,

isn't so much about
that we slept together,

it's trying to get my mind
off what's going on outside.

We're gonna need to figure something out

to pass the time by.

I mean, we could be stuck here for days.

At least until the military
comes in and, I don't know,

rounds up all the infected.

- If they can round them up.

Those things might just keep spreading.

And before you know it,
they could just open doors

and just come inside and get us.

- Shit, can you be any more negative?

If you think our chances are that bad,

why don't we just go outside right now

and let those things kill us?

- I'm scared too.

Terrified, actually.

The things going on outside
are like a nightmare.

And I'm sure we don't
even know the half of it.

I feel like I just wanna catch my breath

and I can't because any second

something can come
flying through the window

or break down the door.

I'm too scared to even look outside

out of fear at what I might see.

I wanna hide under the bed

but I'm too scared what
might already be under there.

And getting to know you,

getting to know where you grew up

isn't gonna help me stop thinking about

how screwed this situation is.

'Cause I don't care where you grew up.

'Cause I'm pretty sure we both know

where we're gonna die.

- I'm sorry.

Okay? It's all right.

- Do you wanna talk about?

- No.

- I'm here if you wanna talk about it.

- Where are you gonna go?

We're stuck here.

- You know what I mean

We could talk about it if you want to.

- What good is talking
about it going to do?

It's gonna change the fact
that I just took a life?

- That thing was gonna kill you.

You had that choice.
- I know.

And if I was in the same situation again,

I would do the same thing.

- You did nothing wrong.

- I know.

But we shouldn't have
to be in this situation.

Having to kill or be eaten.

- Come here. Come here.

- What is it?
- There's someone

in the house

- Or some thing.

- I'm going to go check it out.

- I'm coming with you.

- I'm just going to take a peak.

Then when I see who or what it is,

we'll both take care of it.

Okay?

- Okay.

- I'll be right back.

- What is it?

Are they infected?
- Yeah.

They are.

They're infected.

- Let's go get them.
- No.

There's three of them.
There's no way we're gonna

be able to get all of them.

- So what do you wanna do?

Just stay up here and hide?

Just wait up here and hope
they don't come up here?

Then we'll be stuck up
here with no supplies.

Who knows if they're even gonna leave?

- I think we can make it to the door.

Escape.

- And then what?

- And then we run.

- Run?

Run where?

Where are we gonna go?

- I figure if we head
over to Sheffield Road,

go into the trails,

we can make our way to Mayfield.

- Why do you figure that?

- Well toxic chemical smell
happened on the highway

and then it spread into downtown.

So I figure Mayfield's on
the opposite side of town,

maybe there's not that
many of them there yet.

- Okay.

You lead the way.
- I'll grab the bag.

Okay. You ready?

- Yeah.

- Stay close.
- Okay.

- I wish we had some ice.
- Oh, me too.

But this here's the good stuff.

- Mm-hmm.
- Wouldn't wanna

water it down with ice.

- Oh, I wish the power worked

so we could have put the bottle

in the fridge to get cold.

- Soon enough.

- Not gonna be this bottle.

- Kate.

There's something I
really want to tell you.

- What is it?

- Well it's something,

it's really something I wanna ask you.

- Well if you're that
hesitant about starting out,

maybe you shouldn't be asking me.

- I'm serious.

- I'm being drunk.

Mm, or at least trying to.

So if it's something you
want me to think about

or something I'm gonna have to remember,

maybe you should ask me in the morning.

Hey.

Hey.

I love you.

- I love you too.

- Come here.
- Yeah.

- I can't believe how
little food you have here.

- You're more than welcome
to go to the store.

I can get you a shopping list if you want.

- Well, maybe I'll get some eggs and milk

and whip up an omelet.

- Yeah, it would give you something to do.

I mean, you could just
stand there for hours

until the eggs are ready.

- Think the smell of the milk though

when it goes bad might get to us.

- Mm, true. Maybe no milk then.

- Thanks.

- There were so many of them on the road.

- I guess we weren't the only ones

who thought about getting out of here.

- What are we gonna do now?

- Walk.

- That's it. I'm never
going outside again.

- We got away.

That's what's most important.

- I bet that's what Brandon
and Emily thought too.

- At least we got some food now.

- At least.

- It seems like a good little
spot to catch our breath.

Although I don't think we
should stay in one place

for too long.

- I definitely wouldn't
wanna be here at night.

- Yeah.

Imagine all the panic.

People probably left their houses.

We're gonna find somewhere to hide.

- Can we find some food?

- Are you hungry? Here, you
should have something to eat.

- No, I'd rather just wait till
we get to where we're going.

- Okay.

- Can I ask you something?

I need you to be honest.

- What is it?

- Do you think we're gonna die?

- No, we're gonna find somewhere to hide.

We're going to be safe.

- The infection is spreading.

Those that aren't infected,

are either being infected
are getting eaten.

- The military is going to come.

They're gonna kill all the infected,

or they're gonna find a cure.

- Who knows how long that's gonna take.

Do you think we're gonna die?

I can't turn into one of
those cannibal things.

Do you think they're gonna get us?

- We're going to be okay.

And if we're not,

at least we're gonna be together.

What is that?

- There's something I wanna
tell you but I shouldn't.

- You can you tell me anything.

What is it?

- The other day I was
gonna tell you something.

Before you left for work.

I was gonna break up with you.

You were running late, so I
didn't get the chance but I...

I was gonna move my stuff out that day.

- You know, I mean, it
doesn't even matter anymore.

I mean, obviously everything's changed.

- If we're gonna die,

I have to tell you this.

I can't leave this on my conscience.

- There's more?

- I know what happened on the Boston trip.

- What do you mean?

- Skip from your office told me.

- Skip's a liar who got
demoted and divorced

in the same month!

He's full of shit!

- No, he's not.

I've seen the change in you.

- This is bullshit.

I mean, besides, do you really think

that this is the most
pressing matter right now?

I mean...

- There's more.

- What, did Skip claim
that I'm having an affair

with my secretary too?

- He tried kissing me.

- Did something happen
between you and Skip?

- No.
- Phew.

- But I was really upset, so I...

I went to the bar and slept with someone.

- I mean, none of this really matters.

Not anymore at least.

We're gonna get through this.

Just like we're going to
get through the outbreak.

- I feel so guilty about what happened,

because I know if this
outbreak didn't happen,

we wouldn't be here right now.

I wouldn't want to be together right now.

John?

- Shh, shh, shh.
- John.

No, we need to figure this out.

- I think I see something.

Oh shit, infected! Grab the bag!

Go, go!
- No, we stay together!

- I couldn't handle if
something happened to you!

Go, I'll find you!

- What was that?
- I don't know.

- Do you think there are people
trying to get in the house?

- Maybe it's the police coming to tell us

that everything's fine.
- Well what if it's not?

What if it's infected
people trying to come in?

- Why would infected
people come in and rob us?

I should check it out.
- No, no don't, stay here.

We'll just stay here, okay?

- But what if it's the
police coming to tell us

it's all clear?

- They'll leave a note, yeah?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- Okay, yeah, yeah.
- Okay.

Come here.

- I think I heard something.

- I think there's someone in the house.

- We'll be all right.

This room is so hidden, no
one will be able to find it.

- Yeah, we'll be okay

until we're not.

- Are you sure they won't
be able to find the room?

- My dad made his workshop here

because it's so out of the way,

plus we put all the boxes in
front of the door to hide.

- Why did your dad make
a room that looks like

it belongs to a serial killer?

- For woodworking.

- I don't see any saws or wood.

- Jessie, can you make fun of him later?

I don't want them to hear us.

They might be infected with the virus.

- He got rid of all the
saws to convert this space

for storage.
- Yeah, sure.

- Both of you, shut it!

- I don't hear anything.
They must've left the house.

- How can you be sure?

- Well, you're more than welcome

to go outside and check, Kate.

I think we'd be able to hear something

if they were still in the house.

- I guess you're right.

- I guess I'll take two cards.

- I'll take three.

Ooh.

Call. What do you got?

Boom.

- Does that mean you won?

- Yeah.

- This to get your mind off things at all?

- Not even a little bit.

- Well, you know.

I thought when you found
the cards, it might help.

- Is it helping you take
your mind off things?

Because we can keep playing.

- Not at all.

- I'm sorry.

- No, it's not your fault.

I just...

I don't think anything's
going to take my mind

off the fact that there's people outside

eating other people.

- Honestly, I'm so hungry.

- You realize at some point

we're gonna have to go
out and find some food.

- Maybe the neighbors have some

but I'm a bit terrified to go out there.

What if those things are right outside,

attacking us,

eating us alive,

turning us into one of them.

What was that for?

- I just thought it might
take your mind off things

or I don't know, maybe,

more like get my mind off things.

I'm sorry, I.

- Before all this happened,

I was going to ask you something.

- Well, if it was what do
you wanna have for dinner?

The answer is canned vegetables.

- I can't go on without asking you.

- What is it?

- I had this in my pocket for three weeks.

Waiting,

trying to build up the courage to ask you.

- Ask me what?

- Oh my God.

Pete.

- Does that mean yes?

- Of course it means yes!

Oh.

Please, no!

Please, no!

- You're not infected?

- No I'm not.

- Sorry about that.

I haven't seen any survivors for days.

Are you by yourself out here?

- I am now.

- I know what that's like. I'm sorry.

- I'm going out to try
to find us some food.

- What?

Where are you gonna go?
- I don't know.

Maybe I'll go to one of
your neighbors house.

Someone out there's gotta
have cabinets stocked

with food or something.

- That sounds way too dangerous.

What if they're infected?
- Then I'll run.

- Maybe the military are
about to come rescue us.

Maybe this craziness is about to be over.

- Yeah, I hope so, but we need food now.

- You're right.

- I know.

- Be careful.

- Of course. I don't wanna get infected.

- I don't want you to get infected either.

- I'll be back soon.

- Promise?

- Promise.

- Wait.
- What is it?

- I'll see you when you get back.

- I'll be back soon.

- How long do you think
it'll take for them

to find a cure for the virus?

- I don't know.

Maybe if they've already found one,

they just have administered it yet.

- Maybe they have.

We're just hiding down here for no reason.

- Oh, that would be messed up.

- We're down here together.

It's not too bad.

- Being alone would be unbearable.

- When this is all over,

I'll kinda miss being cooped up with you.

- When this is over?

This isn't going to be
over until we're all dead.

There is no cure.

- They have to find one.

- How can they do that
if they're already dead

The virus is going to kill
everyone and everything.

And if you don't believe that by now,

you're a bigger idiot than I thought.

- Jess, don't say that.

We have to have hope.

- Hope? For what?

A quick death?

That our food and water does it run out?

Hope that when the world is gone,

at least the three of us are together?

- Chill out. I'm just
trying to lighten the mood.

You don't have to be such a bitch.

- Excuse me?
- You heard me.

I saved us.

We'd probably be dead if it wasn't for me.

And do you show any appreciation?

No!

All you do is bitch

and give me shit for everything.

- I know how you would like
me to show my appreciation.

- Enough, both of you.

- No, I'm sick of her attitude!

You don't like what's going on out there,

there's nothing we can do about it.

We can just make the best out
of what's going on in here.

You don't like it, fine.

You're free to go.
- I might just do that then.

- No one's stopping you.

- Enough with the bickering.

We're all in this together.

- Whatever.

- Maybe she should just go.

- Let's just all have some quiet time

before anyone says or
does anything stupid.

- Too late.

- You have something to say, say it.

Don't just mumble it.

- Okay. I've been stuck
with you in here for days.

Your voice makes me want
to punch you in the face.

- Can the two of you stop?

- I'll stop when he does.

- I'll stop when she goes.

- Mathew!
- Oh my God!

We are not safe here! We're not safe!

- Shut up and help me wrap his arm!

- He's infected now!

We have to go!
- Please stop!

Are you gonna help me or not?

- I'm out of here.

- Are you from here?

- For the past eight years.

What about you?

- I'm from upstate New York.

My platoon was brought here
to help with the containment.

- Do they have it contained?

- I honestly have no idea.

I wish I knew.

- Well just up ahead is where
we'll cut out of the woods.

We can find a house to hide in over there.

- I thought you said it
was only gonna be a week

or two until the infection was cured.

You said this was going to pass.

Karen?

I know damn well you can hear me.

- What?

What do you want me to say?

I was wrong, okay?

Does that make you feel better?

I thought the infection was going to pass.

I thought they would find a cure.

I thought they would round up
the infected, but they didn't.

I was wrong.

- We should have left
when we had the chance.

- When did we have the chance?

As soon as we found out
about the infection,

we were in the car.

- What did we make it, three blocks?

- Nevermind.

- No, I wanna know. When did
we have the chance to leave?

Because every time we've been outside,

I am praying that we make it back.

- You said you thought the
infection wouldn't last.

- And I was wrong.

Deal with it.

- Did you hear that?
- Yeah.

- You think someone's trying
to get through the front door?

- Let's just be quiet and they'll go away.

- Okay.

- Oh fuck! Oh fuck!

- Steve, is that you?

- Oh, shit.
- Are you infected?

- She doesn't look infected.
- I'm not gonna ask again.

Are you infected?
- No, no.

No, no, I'm not.

- Okay. We're sorry.

We didn't know anybody was in here.

- Well there is.

- Are you here alone?

- Steve was with me, but
he went to go get food.

That's who I thought it
was when you came in.

- We didn't mean to frighten you.

Kat, come on. We can
go hide somewhere else.

- The more of us the better.

- Do you have any water?

It's been a few days since I had anything.

- Yeah, we have water.

- Take small sips.

You're probably dehydrated.

- You must be hungry.

- Very.

- Can we sit?

- Yes. Yeah.

- I'm Kat and this is Macy.

- Thank you for the food and water.

- What's your name?

- Amanda.

But everyone calls me Mandy.

- Well I'm glad we found you, Mandy.

- Me too.

- Those things aren't people,

they're monsters.

- Keep away from the window.

Otherwise those things can see us.

- Then I ran and hid and

well that's when I ran into Kat.

- So he sacrificed himself to save you?

- I don't know if...

But yeah, he saved me.

- So you didn't know
this Steve guy that long?

- No, no. Just a few days.

What about you?

What's your story?

- My platoon was deployed here
to help with the containment.

We were stationed throughout the city,

along with the local and the state police.

And the highway was jammed
with people trying to leave.

Even then it was overrun by infected.

- And then what happened?

- We were stationed near downtown

where we could see the
highway and it wasn't long,

I mean the infected were everywhere.

I was the only one who got away.

- What about the rest of
your platoon or the police?

- There was this one officer

and I went to see if she needed help.

She was helping this guy
who was freaking out.

And I turned around and
they were everywhere.

I mean, I was like, I couldn't...

I mean, I knew there was nothing I can do.

And I ran and I hid.

Everyone from my platoon
was either dead or bitten.

And the police were the same.

I mean, I hid for two days

and then I went searching for my platoon,

for anyone, really.

But I couldn't find anyone.

Not anyone who wasn't infected.

- It's okay.

There's nothing you could've done.

- I ran.

- Better you have run than
gotten infected yourself.

- Or dead.

- I guess you're right.

- Oh God. It burns, it burns.

It burns, it burns.

Oh, it burns.

It burns.

Run!

- Okay!
- Run!

- How far do you think
the infection has spread?

- Last I heard it was in the city

but I'm guessing it's made its way

beyond the city limits by now.

- It's probably all the way to the coast.

- I doubt that far.

Yet.

- So probably the county.

- Yeah, but I mean with
less civilians around,

it's probably a lot
easier for the military

to kill all the infected.

- That's so morbid.

Like it's a good thing
those people are dead?

- I didn't mean it like that.

When we were sent here,

our mission was to contain

but with no fence or anything
around the perimeter.

So when people are running
at you, you don't know

if they're scared or
they're gonna eat you.

- Kat, I don't think that description

really made it sound any better.

- You know what I mean.

- So, when someone's bitten,

how long does it take for
the infection to take over?

- From what I saw, five
minutes before it started,

10 before they full-turned.

- That's so quick.

- Does it hurt?

- I saw some people get bit.

Some of them screamed out in pain.

I've heard the description

like your blood is burning

as the infection spreads
throughout your body.

And some of your senses
get heightened like sound

and eventually you lose
the ability to speak.

You just crave attacking people

like this strong case of rabies.

- I don't wanna turn
into one of those things.

- Neither do I.

- If I get bit, shoot me

- I saved three bullets
for us just in case.

- Okay well, we're gonna get through this,

so we're not gonna need those bullets.

- Yeah, we're gonna get through this,

and then we're all gonna go
to the bar and get sloppy.

Kat's treat.
- My treat?

- Yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

- Totally your treat.

We're gonna be sipping on drinks

while we drink 'em on an
island in the Caribbean.

- Well, in that case, you're on.

- Internet's down, otherwise
I'd booked the trip now.

- Oh, I can't wait.

- Mm, sunshine.

- Cocktails.

Sea breeze.

Oh.

- I need to get out of here.

- Ha, ha.

- Oh, shit.
- How do you keep winning?

- I've had a lot of practice.

- Oh.

- You're cheating. She is cheating

- No, guys, come on.

- Oh, shit.

- If you guys were at
Chateau Philipe right now,

what would you get?

- I would get the Atlantic
salmon with asparagus risotto.

- Mm.

- What would you get?

- The Yellow fin tuna with
Mediterranean vegetable

- Kat, your turn.

- I think I'm gonna have to
go to this Chateau Philipe

when they get this contained.

Right now, I just want
a nice burger and fries.

- Well, would you settle
for a can of Alla beans?

Right now I would.

But when we get out of this,

I'm ordering two burgers and extra fries.

- Mm.

- Just hold on.

It's gonna be all right.

- It burns!
- Just hold on!

It's gonna be fine.
- Oh, it burns so bad!

- Just hold on.

- Oh God!

Oh, it burns!

- What was that?
- Shh.

- It sounds really bad.

- Freeze!

- Well, well, what do we have here?

It looks like we hit the jackpot.

- Drop your gun.

I don't know, old fry,

she looks serious.

You better put it down.

- I think, good idea.

Oh, maybe we should put our
hands over our heads too?

Huh?

- I'm not gonna say it again.

Drop your gun.

- You are silly little girl.

You are gonna drop your gun.

- In your dreams.

- In my dreams you're
covered in whipped cream.

- Ew.
- I'll tell you what,

sweetheart.

Why don't you put down your gun

before we take it from you.

- All right, maybe you do
get the shot off first.

Huh?

I am sure I will get a
shot off before I go down.

Which means your dead.

And Blake here is left
to take whatever's left

of the innocence of these
are two pretty little things.

- Over our dead bodies.

- What makes you think
I won't enjoy that more?

- The other option is
you walk out of here.

Nice and slow.

- Hmm. What do you think?

- Well, I kind of like the place

and it'd be a shame to leave empty-handed.

You have any food? Maybe we'll
just take that and leave.

- We're not giving you shit.

- We only have one can.

We might as well just give it to them.

- Oh, at least one of them's got a brain.

- I'm gonna count to three

and then I'm gonna shoot you.

- I'm not gonna count.

- Okay. Okay.

- What are you doing?

- Just give him the can.
- What?

- Just do it.

It's not worth anyone dying over you.

- You three can leave now.

We're gonna wanna eat that in peace.

- Believe that wasn't the deal.

We give you the can and you leave.

- It was you do whatever we want you to

and we don't kill you.

- Come on. We can just
find somewhere else.

- Where are we gonna go?

- Do you really wanna stay
here knowing these assholes

might come back?

- Oh, sticks and stones
might break your little bones

but names like that never gonna hurt me.

- Come on.

- If you come after us, I'll kill you.

Understand?

- Please, don't shoot.

- Say it.

- I understand.

Yeah.

- Come on. Let's go.

- What happened? Did you get them both?

- Just the guy who pointed the gun at us.

- Why didn't you shoot them both?

Then we could've stayed there.

Oh my God.

- It's just a dead body.
We gotta keep going.

Up here. I see a place
that looks promising.

Oh my God!

- So, what do we have to eat?

- Well, we have Yellow fin tuna

with roasted Mediterranean vegetables.

- Mm.

- Kat, do you want some?

- That was the first time.

- What was the first time?

- That was the first
time I ever shot anyone.

- Back at the house?

- I've never even fired
my gun at anyone before.

- What about when your squad got overrun?

Didn't you shoot any infected then?

- I ran.

I ran so fast I ended up dropping my M4.

- He was a bad man.

Who knows the people he
hurt before robbing us.

- He may have been bad

but I'm the one that took his life.

- It's okay.

It's okay.

You're all right.

Oh my God!

Oh my God! Mandy!

- She's bit.

- That means she only has a few minutes.

- So do I.

- What?

No, Kat, no!

- Take the food and go.

- What are you gonna do?

Are you sure you're infected?

- Take the food and go.

- Oh my God!

You're alive!

- And searching for you.

- I think I'll go out.

- No, stay.

Let them go by.

- You think they're leaving?

- Yeah. They're going.

And nobody's home.

Keep going.

- We should be safe here.

For now.

- I don't think anywhere is safe anymore.

How did you get away from that infected?

- I ran.

Came after me.

I hid behind a tree.

When it approached,

I stabbed it with my machete.

- I thought you were-

- I'm not. I'm right here.

- I know, but I thought you were.

- I've been searching
for you this whole time.

You can imagine the things that I've seen.

I can't imagine the things
that you must've seen.

- I lost everything.

I lost hope

But then you found me.

It sounds like there's
another one of them.

- Just be strong. Let's keep swinging.

- They're coming.

- Be strong!
- They're coming!

- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.

I think.

I can't believe this!

- Door must've given in.

- I'm not talking about the door.

Crazy shit like this
shouldn't be happening.

People shouldn't be
eating other people, John.

- Situation sucks, but
what are we going to do?

Give up and die?

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

- Go find out.

- Or we could run.

- Where?
- Anywhere.

Do you really feel safe here?

- Good point.

- John, thank you.

- It's not a problem.

- I know.

But thank you.

- We're going to get through this, Macy.

We're going to survive.

No matter what it takes.

- I know that.

- Come on. You ready?

- Yeah.

Oh, oh.

Toxi, look what I've got for you.

I've got a penis implant.

It's real.

Oh no you don't.

I don't need no, I got my big hairy mop.

That's what I got.
- Lloyd?

- What?
- There's been an

infectious outbreak.
- An infectious outbreak?

Oh my gosh.

Feed the interns to them.

I'm going to take Toxi

and I'm getting out of here.

I'm gonna run.

Yeah, yeah. Oh my.