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It'll be fine.

He's gonna beat the shit outta me.

I said, it'll be fine.

I'm gonna get the belt.

No, you're not.

I will.

Just go to your room, and stay there.

I'm back on patrol in 30 minutes.

So, talk fast. What happened?

You know what happened.

Yeah, well, I wanna hear it from you.

I was buying pot from this other kid.

He tried to rip me off,
and we got into a fight.

That's what you're going with?

- Okay.
- I'm telling the truth.

No. No, you're not.

I think Tommy
was buying the drugs, not you.

I think you happened to walk by,
saw what was going on,

- and started punching.
- Tommy didn't do anyth--

I talked to the kid you beat up, Joel,

and the officers
who got called to the scene.

I'm not stupid.

And if you and Tommy weren't my sons,
you'd both be in juvie right now.

You're not gonna hurt him.

Did I ever tell you
about that time I stole a candy bar?

I was

ten.

Grandpa found out, made me give it back,
made me apologize to the cashier.

And then, we went home.

Just before I got out of the car,
man, he just...

He broke my jaw.
There was blood everywhere.

Grandma thought I was dead.

My mouth was wired shut for two months.

Everybody knew why.
It was humiliating.

If you know what it feels like, then why?

That's not why I'm telling you this.

Okay, yeah, I've hit you.

And I've hit Tommy.

But never like that.

Not even close.

I mean, maybe I go too far, I...

I don't know, I just...

I don't know.

But I'm doing a little better
than my father did.

And you know, when it's your turn,

I hope you do a little better than me.

The new guy.

Been here two months, Seth.

Like I said. Got somethin' for me?

I'll be fucked.

My grandkids are gonna love these.

How'd you find 'em?

Searched the old homes out by Hoback.

I searched those homes.

Well, I know where to look
'cause I'm a smuggler, and you're a...

I wasn't always this.

I was a cop.

Milwaukee PD.

So, a trade's a trade.

We can make what you want
and have it to you by

Friday.

No, I need it by tomorrow.

Vanilla or chocolate?
Say vanilla, it's easier.

Vanilla.

Oh, I need one more thing.

Relax. You got a lot of 'em.

Joel!

- What happened?
- Where'd you come from?

Painkillers, she's alright.
Come on.

- Painkillers?
- No, no, no.

No, no, no, leave it.
Leave it, don't touch it.

Tommy, what happened?

She was working KP and she burned her arm.

Well, how?

I pushed it right up against a pot.

You did this on purpose?

I was like, "Here we go,"
and then I fucking went.

- What? Why?
- No one saw. I was on my own.

And I took it off and it was all red
and melting and gross.

You know what it smelled like?
Pork.

- Who let this happen?
- What do you mean, "let"?

Who saw this comin'?
I was eating my damn dinner.

- Oh, it hurts.
- Okay.

Easy, baby girl.

- Easy, easy.
- Dr. V ran over to the clinic.

He's gonna come by here with another shot.

Ellie.

I just really wanted to wear
short sleeves again.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay. You're okay.

- Goddammit, Seth.
- Hey.

Hey.

"Happy 15th Birthday, Eli."

Well, let's hope Seth
bakes better than he spells.

He does.

It's really good.

Oh, right.

Stay right there.

I got somethin' else for you.
Close your eyes.

Keep 'em closed.

Okay, turn toward me.

And, open.

- What's this?
- Some folks call this a "gee-tar."

I borrowed one of your drawings
for inspiration.

Took a bit of restorin'.
Real bone saddle here.

Lacquered the whole body
and used a Dremel to carve the...

Well, that's a rotary drill.
Or could be a saw, dependin' on the tip.

But, actually,
it's a pretty versatile tool.

Anyway.

I had promised I would teach you, so.

Well, if you want a lesson later.

Let me hear something.

- What do you mean, play it?
- And sing.

No. No, no, no, no.
No, I don't sing.

It's my fucking birthday, man.
Let's see what you got.

Shit.

If I ever were to lose you

I'd surely lose myself

Everything that I have found dear

I've not found by myself

Try and sometimes you'll succeed

To make this man of me

All my stolen, missing parts

I've no need for anymore

I believe

And I believe 'cause I can see

Our future days

Days of you and me

Well,

that didn't suck.

I understand.

Your arm.

I understand.

Happy birthday, kiddo.

- Is it a bow and arrow?
- Nope.

Is it water guns?

- No.
- Is it a dinosaur!

- You're not gonna guess.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Is it a "lotter" of kittens?

A "lotter"?

You mean a litter?

A litter of kittens? Really?

- Really. And no.
- Fuck.

Is it a convertible?

The hell are you gonna do
with a convertible?

- Drive it.
- We cross here.

How do you even know where we are?

I found it on patrol.

You know, Jesse was 16
when he started going on patrols.

- Is that right?
- Don't get me wrong.

I love counting vegetables
and shoveling sheep shit.

I'm just saying,
I think I could be more useful

outside the wall.

You'll get on patrols eventually.

You should enjoy being a kid for now.

Oh, because childhood
has been such a joy for me so far.

You've been 16 all of four hours.

We're not sending you out
until you're trained.

You're gonna need
somethin' called patience.

Jesse said he'd train me if you let him.

Is there somethin'
going on between you two?

Excuse me?

You spend a lot of time together.

Is it funny?

I see the way you look at him.
I got a keen eye for these sort of things.

- I don't think you do.
- Alright, none of my business.

But has anyone talked to you
about the birds and the bees?

You mean dicks and vaginas?

- Jesus.
- I tell you what.

I promise you, I won't get pregnant
if you let me train for patrols. Deal?

I'll see what I can do.

Okay, how much longer, man?

We're here.

Oh, my God.

It is a dinosaur!

- Joel!
- Like it?

Yeah. Likes it.

Ellie.

Ellie!

Oh, my God. Careful.

I'm on a motherfucking dinosaur!

- Joel, there's a museum!
- Yeah, I know!

If you don't fall off the goddamn T-Rex,

I'll take you there.

This is so cool.

How long have you known about this place?

A while.

Well, then what the fuck?

I was saving it for a special day.

You see? Patience.

Oh, yeah, I've heard of that.

It works?

Somebody must have greased it.

Can you imagine being up there?

- Would you like to?
- Like to what?

Go to space?

Is it real?

It's real.

That one went up and back.

Apollo 15, 1971.

Well, open it.

You got it.

You're going up to space.

You need a helmet.

Pick one.

How's it smell in there?

Like space, and dust.

Well, good. Then, you're ready.

People of Discovery, set! Abort!

They sat right here.

- Happy birthday, kiddo.
- What's this?

This is something that took
a mighty effort to find.

Play it.

Close your eyes.

It'll be worth it.

Thirty seconds and counting.

Astronauts report it feels good.
T-minus 25 seconds.

Twenty seconds and counting.

T-minus 15 seconds. Guidance is internal.

Twelve, eleven, ten, nine.

Ignition sequence starts.

Six, five, four, three,

two, one, zero.

All engines running.

Liftoff! We have a liftoff,

32 minutes past the hour,
liftoff on Apollo 11.

I do okay?

Are you kidding me?

This is nice.

- We should do this more.
- Yeah. In.

You okay?

Yeah.

Stop.

Fuck.

Joel, what the fuck?

Exactly. What the fuck?

- Get outta here.
- No, wait.

What-- what are you even doing here?
You're supposed to be on patrol.

I came home early
to surprise you for your birthday.

- Oh, yeah.
- Seventeen, by the way.

Well, I'm 19, so.

I'm gonna go.

- Fuck is that?
- Fuck.

It's not done yet,
it's gonna look better when I fill in--

- Leave.
- Right.

So, all the teenage shit all at once, huh?

Drugs, and tattoos, and sex.

Experimenting with girls?

It wasn't sex,
and it wasn't a fucking experiment.

You don't know what you're sayin'.

We'll discuss this later,
when you're yourself.

- The hell are you doing?
- Moving into the garage.

The hell you are. Ellie, let go.

It's the middle of the night.
It's pissin' rain out there.

Now, get this back on the bed.

There's no heat
or running water in the garage.

- You can't stay there.
- Okay, fine.

Okay, you want to have
this conversation? Fine.

You may not like the rules,
but this is my house.

No, it isn't. You don't own it.
They gave it to you.

Sorry, to us.

You don't own anything.

Look, I'm sorry that I got a tattoo,

and smoked weed,
and fooled around with a girl.

Except, I'm not.

Maybe...

Maybe it's a good thing for you
to have your own space.

Just give me a few days

and let me fix things up
a little out there.

Okay.

Come on.

Thanks.

Sure.

Can I see?

- Did it hurt?
- Yeah.

But kinda good.

It's actually not bad.

Better than the one I made
on your guitar anyway.

I never did ask.
What is it with the moths?

Nothing. Just--

I just read about them
in a book on dreams and stuff.

It's kind of symbolic.

Oh, right.

Yeah, like change and growin' and such.

It's late.

Yeah.

Well, good night.

Night.

Hey.

You guys study dreams and stuff, right?

Is there a "Doctor Is In" sign on me
like Lucy from fuckin' Peanuts?

Yes, some doctors studied dreams.
The dumb ones, mostly.

So, a moth.

That probably means change and growth?

No, that would be a butterfly.

So, what's a moth?

Death.

If you believe in that shit.

Why?

Okay, so I've been thinking,

or wondering--
no, thinking for a while now

about Salt Lake City.

I just want to understand it.

So, I wrote down some questions.

Okay?

Okay.

One, if the Fireflies
spotted us a mile from the hospital,

how did they get surprised
by an entire group of Raiders?

Two.

If the Raiders could
kill all those soldiers,

and Marlene,
and you had to carry me the whole time,

how did we get away?

Three, if there are dozens
of immune people,

why hasn't anyone heard--

Ellie?

Coming.

Already dressed.

I figured I'd be waking you up.

Nope. I had trouble sleeping.

Well, guess what? That works out great
for your birthday present.

You're 19 and you've been patient.

So, I told 'em I was okay with it.

- With what?
- Your first patrol.

- I'll grab my coat.
- And a gun.

So, what's the record for number of kills
on a training run?

Zero. This is the safest trail we got.
Gotta start easy.

Great. Happy birthday to me.

- Come on, binoculars.
- Why? There's nothing out here.

I know, but this is about
learnin' the ropes.

So, pretend, okay?

It's part of the rules.
You stick with your partner,

scan the countryside,
be ready for anything.

- Oh, shit.
- What?

There's a little squirrel
fucking a big squirrel!

We should probably report that.

Fine, we'll skip the scannin' for now.

But this is nice, right?

Reminds me of the old days,
just you and me on the trail.

I know you got stuff going on,
but it'd be nice

if we could do
this kind of thing more often.

Spend time together.

Yeah.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

- It's just, you look...
- No, I--

- There's nothin' on your mind?
- No, nothing.

Cache Creek, this is Jackson. Come in.

- Go for Cache Creek.
- Infected north of Pinnacle.

Eugene and Adam need backup.
You're the closest we've got.

I'll be there in ten.
Tell them to dig in.

- Go back to Jackson.
- No.

Ellie, it's not safe. Go back.

I'm not your fucking kid, Joel.
I'm your partner. We stick together.

We'll hike down from here.
Faster than the switchback.

You remember what I taught you?

I'm your back. You're mine.

Come on.

Oh, shit. Eugene.

Ellie.

You clean?

No.

- Are there any more?
- Joel.

Are there any more?

Other than me?

No.

Okay, okay. Look.

Please, I figure I got about an hour.

So, this is what we do.
We go back to the gate.

They let Gail out,
keeping her at a safe distance, of course.

And I say

goodbye.

We can't do that.

Yes, we can.

- Yes, we can.
- You're empty.

No.

Joel, I gotta go back. I gotta see her.

I got things I gotta tell her.

Things.

- You don't understand.
- I do.

But we have rules, and it can't happen.

Wait.

Hold out your hand.

Hold out your hand.

Now, count slowly,
clearly, from one to ten.

One, two, three,

four, five,

six, seven, eight,

nine, ten.

He has time.
We tie him up and we bring him back.

Joel, let him see his fucking wife.

Please.

Get the horses, bring them down the trail.

I'll start walkin' with him,
we'll meet up with you.

I promise.

Go ahead, ten feet.

Thank you.

It makes you cold. The Cordyceps.

I didn't expect that.

Which way?

Head right.

It's beautiful.

I need you to not turn around.

No.

You can't--

you can't do this to me.

Joel.

If you have last words for her,
I'll pass them along.

Last words for her?

No, no, I need...

I need her last words!

For me!

I'm dying.

I'm terrified. I...

I don't need a view.

I need Gail.

To see her face. Please.

Please let that be the last thing I see.

If you love someone,

you can always see their face.

I see her.

I'm sorry.

I'm gonna radio ahead and let them know.

When we get there, I'll tell Gail
what she needs to know, and nothin' more.

It's the right thing to do.

Ellie.

I had no choice.

He was bit when we found him.

And...

Well, he wanted to tell you
that he loved you.

And he wished he could say goodbye
to you in person

but he didn't wanna put you in danger.

No, no.

And he wasn't scared. He...

He was brave.

And he ended it himself.

That's not what happened.

He begged to see you.
He had time.

Joel promised to take him to you.

He promised us both.

And then, Joel shot him in the head.

That's...

Get away. Please.

Get away from me, please.

You swore.

No.

That was good, yeah?

Oh, okay.

Yeah, he's fallin' apart.
I'm gonna get him to bed.

- You're gonna miss the countdown.
- I'll come back after.

Okay.
The next one is a little slower.

Save me some of that.

Say goodnight to Uncle Grumpy.

Goodnight, Uncle Grumpy.

- Night, kiddo.
- See you next year.

See you next year.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

What I said today
about you being a refugee

probably came off as ungrateful.

- No, it's okay.
- Well, I am grateful.

You mean a lot to us.
To all of us.

But especially to me and Tommy.

What I'm trying to say is,
Uncle Grumpy is family.

And family helps each other out,
if you need it.

Hey, it's a family event.

Sorry.

Sorry.

In a church. Dykes.

- Fuck did you just say?
- Ellie, no.

Ellie, hey. No.

You get the hell out of here.

Seth. Let's...

Let's take a walk.
Come on. Let's go.

Are you okay?

What is wrong with you?

I don't need your fucking help.

Right.

What are you drinking?

Coffee.

Where'd you get it?

The people that came through last week.

I'm a little embarrassed
for what I traded to get it, but...

it's not bad.

I had Seth under control.

Yeah, I know.

And I don't wanna ever hear
about you taking me off patrol again.

Okay.

So, Dina.

Is she your girlfriend now?

No. No, she...

It was just one kiss.
Didn't mean anything.

I don't know why she did that.

But...

you do like her?

I'm so stupid.

Look, I don't know what
Dina's intentions are, but...

well, she'd be lucky to have you.

You're such an asshole.

You lied to me.

You looked me in the eyes and you lied,
and it was the same face.

Same fucking look.

But I think I knew already.

I knew this whole time.

So, I'm gonna give you one last chance.

Tell me what happened with the Fireflies.

If you lie to me again, we're done.

Were there other immune people?

Were there Raiders?

Could they have made a cure?

Did you--

And Marlene?

Making a cure

would've killed you.

Then, I was supposed to die.

That was my purpose.
My life would have fucking mattered!

But you took that from me!

You took it from everyone.

Yes.

And I'll pay the price

because you're gonna turn away from me.

But if somehow I had a second chance
at that moment,

I would do it all over again.

Because you're selfish.

Because I love you.

In a way you...

you can't understand.

Maybe you never will.

But if that day should come,

if you should ever have one of your own,

well, then...

I hope you do a little better than me.

I don't think I can forgive you for this.

But I would like to try.