All language subtitles for I Kill Giants

I Kill Giants

Long be unbroken.

KAREN: I worked overtime again,

barely made it home to make
dinner for my beloved siblings.

No, he offered me the promotion!

Basically. It was implied.

FRIEND: Come on! Switch weapons!

You'll never win
with that BB gun!

You'll never get laid
with that haircut.

- Dave, really?
- Really. It's a shitty haircut.

We have the same haircut.

You guys should try a real game.
Use some imagination.

BARBARA: Save some electricity.

I have a good beginner dungeon.

DAVE: Yeah,
good luck with that nerd queen!

Watch those corners!

FRIEND: Oh God! No!

DAVE: Shit!

Can you at least quiet down
a little?

DAVE: Switch around!
Switch around!

DAVE: Shit! Yes...

...and wave it like a flag.

DAVE: Oh shit, oh shit.

That was a saving throw.

I rolled to see if you'd survive
a blackout spell.

You didn't. See? Isn't that fun?

What the hell's wrong with you?

Dinner's ready, so game's over.

Damn right it's over.

I busted my ass on that,
you punk!

Smells like your ass too!

Jesus, Dave! My mom's making
vegan crap for dinner.

I wanted meat!

KAREN: I'm not making
anything else!

The die never lie.

I'd play your Dragons
or whatever if you asked me to.

That would be hilarious.

You're serious?

Why not?
You make it sound like...

I don't know, I'm just saying
that I'd play if you asked.

When, exactly?

Can you hang on a second.

It's a shower night tonight,
so lights out at 9:30.

Wouldn't kill you
to wash a dish either.

Hey. Nothing really.
It's just the usual.

KAREN: My brother's
a snarling ball of anger

and my sister is...

herself.

KAREN: Good times.

"Dishes."

You really need to prioritize.

KAREN: She just wants
to play with you.

DAVE: By unplugging the TV?

DAVE: Embarrassing me
in front of my friends?

KAREN: Dave, you're on
that thing all the time.

KAREN: Barbara is reaching out,
and that's good.

DAVE: No, it's weird and stupid!

- Why do you care...
- Not so loud or she'll hear us.

RADIO: ...it popped up again!

On third, Hayes has room.
Hayes makes the catch!

Thurisaz.

The Thorn. The Hammer.

Take the force of my enemy

and send it back to him
a thousand thousand times.

Time to work.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight,
nine, ten, eleven,

twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen, sixteen...

Hi.

Are you playing a game?

I don't think so.

SOPHIA: Oh.

If you were, I would...

join you or... I don't know.

I'm Sophia.

We just moved here
from Leeds, England.

No one here knows Leeds.
Only London.

SOPHIA: It's stinky.

- What's it for?
- Pray you never find out.

What's with the ears?

Tribute to my spirit guide.

Oh! That's interesting.

SOPHIA: I, uh...
Nice meeting you.

You have a pretty name.

- And I like the way you talk.
- Thank you.

What's your...

Okay...

thanks.

KAREN: I understand
what "these times" require, sir.

We're allowed
three personal days,

and I know that Mr. Guggenheim
considers personal attendance.

KAREN: No, my sister,
she's just a kid,

she can't help, she's...

She can't help with anything.

Um, I'm not a special case.

I'm just asking
for common courtesy!

No obviously, I want to keep
my job. I'm just...

Okay.

Okay, thank you so much,
thank you.

Okay, bye.

Bye.

Can I look too?

Thanks!

We're at the same bus stop.
Hi, again.

Wow, that looks cool!

Yeah, that's it.
Dark Omens are totally "cool".

What does that mean?

It means my life
is about to get complicated.

Again.

Can I sit next to you?

Why?

You're the only kid I know
in like, all of America.

SOPHIA: Hi.

GIRL: Are you going to Sarah's
birthday party this weekend?

Nine...

Ten...

Eleven...

Twelve...

Thirteen...

Fourteen...

Thirty-four...

Thirty-five...

Thirty-six...

Thirty-seven...

Thirty-eight...

Damn it!

- Excuse me.
- You're excused.

You make a better door
than a window.

My table.

You owe me a toll.

Give it.

That's all I got.

Keep the change.

You're dead!

TEACHER: Barbara Thorson!

Barbara Thorson!
Mrs. Moll�'s office, now.

Please!

Have fun at the shrink, psycho.

She is so weird.

MRS. MOLLE: You might not
believe this,

but you know more about Birch
than I do.

I'm new here,
so you're the expert.

I was hoping you can tell me
about what you like here,

what you don't.

I've already heard to stay away
from the beef teriyaki.

I really like your pocketbook.

It's nice.

I don't know what

Covliski means.

Cov... Covliski.

What does it mean?

Strike one.

What?

Barbara, you're not being
tested. We're just talking.

For the record,
I'm not being difficult

because I think
your profession is B.S.

I'm busy so I don't have time

to be delicate
with your feelings.

So you don't even want to know
why you're here?

Because people fear
what they don't understand.

I'm good with that,
so we're done here.

And next time,

use a sky writer to call me
to the shrink's office.

- Less embarrassing.
- No, I told them...

Yeah.

Wow...

Think it's funny
to spit on people?

Not "ha-ha" funny,
but existentially, yes.

You're a disgusting little

bitch.

Open your pocketbook.

What I find, I keep.

If you don't walk away,

right now,

I will do things to you
that will make God cry.

PRINCIPAL: Taylor!

What's going on?

My office.

Now.

A week's suspension.

PRINCIPAL: Let's go.

BARBARA: You're pretty brave

for someone who looks
like they live in a magazine.

SOPHIA: I saw Taylor grab you
and got the principal.

You stood up to her.

Think you didn't?

You think I did?

I did.

She's gonna kill me.

No.

BARBARA: Taylor's a bully.
All bullies are the same:

Soon as you stand up to them,
they crumble.

Just like giants.

Giants?

Like in your books?

Dragons and stuff?
You like that?

It's weird?

I don't know.

Yeah. A little.

What's so cool about giants?

BARBARA: This is my sanctuary.

A holy place.

You want to know about giants,

you learn here.

It's been said

that all giants
are descended from Ur,

the first giant,

who was the misbegotten son
of the Earth and Sky.

Twenty miles tall...

What?

Misbegotten means
the Earth and the Sky did it,

but they weren't married?

Yeah.

My older brother
was misbegotten.

Okay.

So Ur is twenty miles tall,

but he's alone.

He's the only one.

He's so lonely
that in his anguish,

he tears himself apart.

Giving birth

to giants.

The first dark kings
of the Earth.

At least
that's what they liked to think.

Giants are vermin,

like rats or pigeons.

But huge, of course.

They can hit thirty feet
and come in all flavors.

Frost Giants
have hair of living ice,

and use human kidney

as a garnish
when they eat reindeer.

Swamp Giants will clear out
a whole village of people,

just to replace them
with dolls made of vines.

Mountain Giants
bathe in the blood of children,

and have a penchant
for singing shepherd songs.

Oh and these creeps,
they're Harbingers.

They just like to watch.
Totally sketchy.

You see a Harbinger,
a Giant is around.

Even worse, though, Titans.

These are the big guys.

Like Greek myth stuff.

Hearts of blackest opal.

A laugh boils your blood
in your body.

Eyes that make the sun go out.

Can you imagine that?

Something so horrible,

the sun won't shine on it.

Don't be scared.

No one's seen a Titan

since the dawn
of recorded history.

Good.

The real problem
is regular giants.

Total dicks.

This was a bad year for giants.

People always write them off
as tornadoes

and earthquakes and crap,

but if you open your eyes,

you see the omens
and know the truth.

Ever lose a dog?

SOPHIA: Yeah,
it got hit by a car.

BARBARA: Probably not.

Probably hors d'oeuvres
for a giant.

- No, my dad backed over it.
- Oh.

Lucky.

So what if you do see the omens

and one really comes?

That's where I come in.

I find giants.

I hunt giants.

I kill giants.

With this.

Inside this modest sheath

slumbers the finest war hammer

ever made.

The thunder-maker.
Light bringer.

Forged from a fragment of bone

from the jaw of Ur himself...

One perfect strike

will drop even the tallest
of giants.

Can I see it?

This is a sacred vessel.

It can only be opened
when duty calls.

"Coveleski."

Weapons of great renown
have to have a name.

Coveleski was a baseball player.

A rookie for the Philadelphia
Phillies 100 years ago.

Are you okay?

What's the matter? Barbara?

BARBARA: Sorry... I have to go.

Barbara! Hey!

You don't want to get
too close to me.

People close to me get hurt.

I'm over here!

Now this way, you big idiot.

Damn it...

Barbara!

Barbara!

Barbara!

Barbara!

Barbara!

BARBARA: I made a friend.

Her name is Sophia.

She wears nice clothes, but...

she's English
so that's to be expected.

So, see? I'm normal.
Can I go now?

There's serious stuff going down
I have to deal with.

Do you have many friends?

Right.

Why not, Barbara?

Because most kids my age
care more about who's on TV

or if they have cool sneakers
than talking to me.

And I'm a little mean
to people who are dumb.

And most people are dumb.

Is your sister Karen dumb?

Family is
"strike two" territory.

Barbara...

I'm sorry.

Sometimes I push too hard
too soon,

but it's because I want
to get to know you a bit more.

Okay?

I'll go first.

I wasn't always a psychologist...

That would be impossible unless
you were cloned from one.

- I assume you were a baby.
- Yes, I was a baby.

Then a child,

then a young woman,

then a manager
of a small hedge fund.

The good kind
or did you rip off old ladies?

I wasn't sure.

So I decided
I wanted to try something else.

To try to make a difference
doing this.

Is that corny?

The word "corny" is corny.

Wanting to make a difference
is nice,

but you think too small.

Call me when you've saved
a town. We can compare notes.

Have you saved a town?

I protect this dump
like once a month,

just don't go around
bragging about it.

What do you protect us from?

If you have to ask, then you
clearly haven't read my file.

I have a file.

Yes, but this file
doesn't tell me who you are,

how you feel.

Delicious!

Right.

# Rasmus Walter:
"Something So Strong"

Gumbs, Nehring,

Rugg, you're in red.

The rest of you
are in blue today.

BARBARA: You know that forest
giant I told you about?

He's getting ballsy!

We have to find him.

I don't want to get
anyone into trouble.

We're already in trouble.

COACH: Hey! L'il Posh Spice!

Zip it!
Thorson, drop the book.

Huddle up!

Today,

we're gonna take a stab
at America's favorite pastime:

baseball.

Miss Laney? Can I be excused?

I might have food poisoning
or a twisted ankle.

It's just baseball, Thorson.
You just stand there...

- I'll take the F. Thanks.
- I thought you liked baseball.

You said Coveleski was a...

MISS LANEY: Harry Coveleski?

That's some obscure
baseball history, Thorson.

Coveleski hasn't played
in like a hundred years.

Got any Phillies fans
in the family?

Miss Laney,

would you describe your job
as worthless

or utterly pointless?

Principal's office.

Now.

I cherish our times together.

You are the Dalai Lama
of principals.

Shall I make it a month?

No thank you, sir.

Namaste.

Get out of here.

Cool.

BARBARA:
This is a sacred vessel.

It can only be opened
when duty calls.

No. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I wasn't really... I wasn't
really going to open it.

I'm sorry.
I have forgotten myself.

My holy quest.
Coveleski is sacred.

It won't ever happen again.

I swear. I swear. I swear.

PA: Please follow
staff instructions

and proceed
in an orderly fashion

to your assigned areas
outside of the building...

TEACHER: Okay, please.
Move along. Lucy, Jim.

Where are you going?

There's still three periods!

Did you get the note?

There are times
you have to ask yourself,

"Do I want
to live my life as a coward

or a warrior?"

Decide.

SOPHIA: Where are we going?

I've been working on a plan

to lead it away from the town
to the old train graveyard.

Stay close.

Stay calm.

It won't hurt you
while I'm here.

Barbara,
how long is this gonna take?

Be quiet. It's up ahead.

- We'll get in trouble.
- We're gonna save this town.

It should have taken
the second bait.

Something must've caught
its attention.

There's no way
this wouldn't work.

Let's go back.

We'll say we got locked out.

Hold on. You need to see
what we're dealing with.

Giants aren't real.

Then why are you sweating?

BARBARA:
There you have it.

Can't compete with a baby deer.

Once they find food
they don't go for the bait.

We're going to have to track it.

I want to see if it took a bite
out of this guy, though.

Might give me some clues.

It sucked it up good.

It's pretty drained.

This is weird, Barbara.

I want to go home. Now.

Please!

Sophia!

Harbingers...

What good will
you be against real monsters?

Even a dim-witted forest giant

has baffled you... twice!

It will be back.

Just a child,

so weak,

so weak.

Do you have wood in your garage?

You won't get in trouble.

Don't tell anyone
and I'll protect you.

Harbingers are creeps.
You don't want them around you.

Are you afraid of blood?

Yes.

Don't look.

Just squeeze the ice.

I don't like this.

- I know you're into it, but...
- It's your ward of protection.

It has to be your blood.

I do it all the time
without any ice. Come on.

Sophia,

I know I'm an awkward freak.

I know no one likes me.

I know that everything I do
looks crazy.

But this will protect you
when I'm not around.

And I'd feel better
knowing that you're safe.

Trust me.

Look into my eyes and say this:

Thurisaz. The Thorn. The Hammer.

Thurisaz. The Thorn. The Hammer.

Take the force of my enemy

and send it back to him
a thousand thousand times.

Take the force of my enemy
and send it back to him

a thousand thousand times.

Are you gonna do it?

I did it
when you looked in my eyes.

Thank you.

RADIO: There's a high drive,
left field, well hit!

Back there, it is... a home run!

RADIO:

It's a long fly ball...

KAREN: Barbara!

Barbara?

Barbara?

I can hear your tapes
in the whole house.

Well, I have
to be up early tomorrow.

I sure do!
High finance is a man's world,

but I don't let anything get me
down because I have gumption!

I chew gumption
after every meal!

Stinky! Beloved cubicle-mate.

Have I told you if you only
smelled like butt dipped in tuna

that would be an improvement?

I think Stinky
needs to get to bed.

Luckily I, Glorious Guggenheim,

will save you
from a life of drudgery

and olfactory assault with...

a promotion!

Oh, thank you so much,
Mr. Guggenheim!

KAREN: It's very nice of you.

But I don't need
a pity promotion.

I'm gonna figure this out.

That's the smartest thing
you've ever said, big Karen.

Thank you, little Karen.

Perhaps I should talk
to my little sister more too.

I'm trying, Barbara.

MRS. MOLLE:
I wanna try something new.

A game.

People play too many games.
Let's just keep it honest.

Okay.

Honestly?

I put my neck on the line
to keep you out of suspension

after your little stunt
in gym class.

It's a word game.

I say a word
and you say a word back, okay?

Like... game.

No!

I... lose.

Diamond.

Fake.

Mrs. Moll�,
things are happening.

- I have to go...
- Baseball.

Baseball.

Baseball.

Barbara...

You're holding my hand.

It's okay.

I'm your friend.

Someone you can talk to
if you're having problems.

- I have to go to the bathroom...
- Like if you're... angry,

if you're... afraid.

- Please let me go.
- What's making you sad...

- Please let me go.
- Like what's going on at home.

With Karen and Dave...

BARBARA:
Kinarus, kinarus

SOPHIA: Coveleski...

BARBARA: Weapons of great renown
have to have a name.

Barbara...

MRS. MOLLE: A game.

MRS. MOLLE: I say a word
and you say a word back.

Barbara...

Baseball.

COACH: Harry Coveleski...

BARBARA:
Coveleski was a baseball player,

a rookie

for the Philadelphia Phillies.

COACH: That's some obscure
baseball history, Thorson.

Got any Phillies fans
in the family?

BARBARA: Sophia!

Nice one, psycho.

- I'm sorry! I didn't...
- She's a total psycho.

Sophia!

Please...

Sorry dinner's late.

Sorry dinner's gonna suck.

Call the coast guard.
The red tide's in.

I had to kiss ass and stay late

because my day got derailed
by a phone call.

We all had issues today.

- I'm trying to move forward.
- You hit a goddamn teacher!

I would never hit a teacher.

They don't get paid enough
for that abuse.

- She's a psychologist.
- Are you freaking mental?

Ouch!

Son of a bitch!

I can't do this.

How can I do this by myself?

You two won't grow up
and help me.

I can't deal
with you going crazy!

When you act out,
they call me at work

and then I have
to deal with your shit.

It's a problem for me

because I'm trying my best
to hold it all together.

Barbara.
This is not fair, Barbara!

Hey, this is not fair!

- You're not running away!
- Yes, I am!

No, you're not!
Why are you fighting me?

I'm trying to help you.
So is the shrink!

If you want to fight somebody,

stand up to that bully
at school!

Says the whiney doormat
who can't talk to her own boss!

You have no idea
what I've given up for you.

Neither do you!

TAYLOR: She's crazy,
but she knows how to punch.

It... was an accident.

It did not look
like an accident.

She's my friend.

Shouldn't be.

TAYLOR:
People will talk about you too.

Besides,

crazy people can't have friends.

It's part of their sickness.

I get it.

You're a nice kid.

You want to help her,
like a dog with a broken leg.

The only way
to help a crazy person

is to expose their sickness.

You've seen
her crazy stuff, right?

I bet she showed you her traps

and weird shit!

I like you.

You're pretty.

You could be cool.
I'll make you a deal.

Tell me
some of the crazy stuff...

and I'll tell you a secret

about your friend.

Close the door, please.

Tell me about giants.

How come I'm not expelled?

I know you called Karen.

People in New Jersey
know you called Karen.

Why didn't
you tell the principal?

Everyone gets one.

I can excuse one.

Do I need to expand?

Why do giants have to die?

Looking at them,
they look pretty silly to me.

If I remember, Mickey Mouse

beat giants twice

with no problem.

Those are so stupid!

God!

A giant comes to a place...

and destroys everything
in its path.

Worse than that.

It's not like a dumb cartoon
or something.

A giant...

What?

A giant...

is hate.

Smashing stuff isn't enough.

A giant takes.

It takes everything from you.

And when it's done...

It's like anything
that made your life good

was never even there.

It's horrible.

Barbara...

are you afraid of giants?

No.

I'm not afraid of them.

Because I have Coveleski.

With this I can stop it.

If I'm strong enough.

If I stay focused.

If I'm worthy...

I can stop death itself.

Coveleski sounds very special.

May I see it?

SOPHIA: After school!

TAYLOR: No!

- SOPHIA: I'll show you then.
- TAYLOR: Now is perfect.

What's going to happen?
Barbara, please stay!

Damn it.

TAYLOR: Look at all this crap!
I told you.

Giant traps. What a freak!

Hilarious.
Can we burn this shit?

Ugh!

Ugh.

BARBARA: Stop it, Taylor!

Stop it

or I'm going to kill you.

She told us
about your stupid junk here.

TAYLOR: She knows
you're a messed up psycho.

You gonna kill her too?

She'll get hers.

You said you wouldn't touch it.

BARBARA: Worry about yourself.

Coveleski is about to speak.

Come on. She's nothing.

What happened to it?

SOPHIA: I'm sorry!
Fight back!

SOPHIA: Sorry!

Barbara!

Sophia...
Why did you bring me upstairs?

We never go upstairs!

Come here!

Slowly.

Please!

Don't let it see you.

Sophia!

- Mrs. Moll�!
- Barbara?

I'm sorry.

It's the 21st century.

Everyone knows
where everyone lives.

What happened to you?

Something's wrong with me.

No, honey.
There's nothing wrong with you.

There she is!

We're so happy Mommy's home,
aren't we?

- Just one second.
- We've been crying for an hour.

MRS. MOLLE: Oh my gosh.

Momma's here, Momma's here...

Momma's here. It's okay.

Oh, you picked up a stray?

MRS. MOLLE:
This is my friend Barbara.

Hey.

Barbara, this is my husband

and here is

the reason why I've been tired
all the time.

Her name is Jacqueline,

also known
as Mrs. Fussy Colicky Pants.

Yeah.

MRS. MOLLE: She's doing better.

She's going to die.

- What did she say?
- No, it's fine.

Everyone's going to die.

Do you want to come inside?

Wait, Barbara.
Barbara, come inside!

Barbara!

# London Grammar:
"Under the Stars"

Where are you?

Come fight me!

Let me call you right back.

Karen?

KAREN: It's just not possible

'cause I put her on the bus
myself every day.

MRS. MOLLE: Not the last
few days, apparently.

I have to leave before the bus,

but I pack her goddamn book bag
and make breakfast.

I've left messages, Ms. Thorson.

A lot of the time I just leave
out cereal and milk. Or...

I don't...

I think yesterday Dave

ate left over chicken surprise.

It's all falling apart.
I'm falling apart.

You've done the best you can.

Coveleski.

WOMAN'S VOICE: In 1908,

Harry Coveleski,
a left-handed rookie

from the coal mines
of Pennsylvania

was thrust
into the spotlight when...

BARBARA: The pitcher was called
to the mound by the Phillies

to do battle against
the unstoppable New York Giants.

WOMAN: At only twenty-one,

Coveleski stunned the nation.
He decimated the Giants' lineup

three times in five days...

BARBARA: Mom,
let me do this part!

Coveleski's story
captured the hearts

of fans across the nation,

earning him the nickname
The Giant Killer.

The Giant Killer.

BARBARA'S MOM:
See, you never give up, Barbara.

Oh I wish
I could have seen those games.

BARBARA:
But then you'd be old.

Manny said
I could use the table.

Why weren't you at school?

Do you know
what a meme of malcontent is?

It's when someone
can think a name

and send a person to hell,

where their skin is cooked off
and made into pies for demons.

I'm meme-ing you right now.

I brought Mrs. Moll�
to your house.

- You're scaring us, Barbara...
- I'm scaring you?

When bloody parts of people
fall out of the sky

and all you can see is red,

then you'll be scared.
And it'll be your fault.

You betrayed me!

Coveleski is broken!

Because of you and
your bony-assed friend, Taylor!

Without it I'm nothing.

I won't be able
to stop the giant...

There is no giant! Just stop!

I trusted you!

Then why didn't you
tell me about...

Stupid!

HARBINGER: Pathetic.

Weaker than before,

playing your game
as the giant draws near.

HARBINGER 2: We waste our time.

You have no spirit for this.
Lost.

Confused.

Friendless.

When the giant finds you,
you will find yourself alone

and quivering.

Prove yourself.

Prove yourself. Now!

It's waiting
at the edge of the forest.

What did you do?

I saved you and every other
idiot in this stupid town.

But tell me again I'm crazy.

BARBARA: I've kept
my solemn oath.

I've kept the darkness

at bay.

I have shown my worth.

Please return Coveleski to me.

RADIO: On Doppler radar,

there's
a rapidly developing front

along the Jersey coastline.

Very rare for this time of year
and surprisingly powerful.

KAREN: Barbara?

Three hours ago, we forecasted
a sunny weekend, and now...

Barbara?

Practically out of nowhere.

Some counties
in Southern New York

are issuing tornado warnings.

I highly doubt
we're gonna see that...

- Hello?
- Karen? Hi.

Hi, it's Mrs. Moll�.
Is Barbara with you?

No, she didn't go to school?

She came to school, yes. But...

there was an incident
with Taylor.

What, another fight?

No, something else.

Barbara went after Taylor.
It was very upsetting.

The details don't matter now.

I just want to make sure
that Barbara's okay.

BARBARA: Elder spirits,
I have killed the giant

and set my house in order.

Please. Give it back.

MRS. MOLLE: You ok?

- Taylor?
- I'm gonna kill that bitch!

TEACHER: Taylor!
Get back here, now.

PA: Attention, students...

Stop!

Barbara!

Gather your things
and report to...

Barbara!

Go home.

Go hug your... family.

I thought it was over,
but something's wrong.

I thought I could sacrifice
Taylor, but they need more.

I didn't want to kill anything.
That's black magic.

- This stuff is already dead.
- Barbara...

Barbara, I went to your house.

Go home, please.

- Let me work!
- You work isn't real!

Let's get in the car.
I'll take you home.

You're not listening to me!

Another giant is coming.

If I don't fix Coveleski,
I can't kill it!

Barbara.

Your mother... wants to see you.

Why are you acting weird?

I don't...

I don't have...

- The giant...
- No! No!

Okay?

Your mother is sick.

Do you understand?

That's reality, Barbara.

- And you have to face it.
- No!

Barbara!

SOPHIA: Stop it!

I said stop!

Shut up!
She's not even your friend!

That freak crossed the line!

She's not a freak.

Her mom is sick, okay?
Really sick!

I am her friend!

I don't give a shit.

You can all die together.

Ahh!

I hate you!

I hate you!

SOPHIA: Barbara!

What happened?

I tried to stop her but...

It's okay!
Come on, we have to get inside.

My leg...

SOPHIA: What's happening?

BARBARA: It's time.

- Take cover.
- We have to get inside!

Sophia... Please.

If you can't run, hide.

Now.

Barbara!

Oh no... It's a titan.

You can't have her!

You can't have her, you hear me?

You will not hurt my mother!

I beat you.

I beat you!

My mom is going to live
because I beat you.

She is going to live!

TITAN: Little warrior...

you fought with honor.

But I did not come for her.

I came for you.

I came... for you.

But I beat you.

I beat you.

I know, child.

I know.

I can't save her?

So finish it.

TITAN: All things
that live in this world

die.

This is why you must find joy
in the living,

while the time is yours.

And not fear the end.

To deny this

is to deny life.

But...

to embrace it.

Can you embrace it?

Barbara!

You are stronger than you think.

RADIO: Climatologists
are dumbfounded by the storm

that ripped through Long Island.

There have been
no significant tornadoes

in this area for decades.

The conditions
to generate such a storm

are considered extremely rare.

There were no warning signs
and nothing officials could do.

Miraculously,
despite the devastation,

there were only minor injuries
and no casualties.

Mom?

I'm scared to open my eyes.

Am I dreaming?

No, Mom.

No.

There was a big storm.

I heard it.

Was it scary?

No.

I'm not scared of storms.

Neither am I.

They can be...

They can be sort of beautiful.

And then afterwards,

it's so quiet.

- I'm sorry, Mom.
- Shh.

I'm sorry
I was scared to see you.

Hush...

Hush, now.

TEACHER: Let's get right to it!

Who wants to tell me
something they did this summer?

All right,
I'll pick a brave volunteer.

Barbara Thorson?

My break
wasn't very interesting.

I needed a lot of rest, so...

I ate, slept, played.

Hung out with my mom.

And killed a Titan
with her bare hands!

Technically,
that was before the holidays.

And she used a hammer.
But she did that too.

TEACHER: Um, right.

Okay... Anybody else?

Barbara.

Is it time?

Karen's on her way.
The doctor says it's soon.

Are you afraid?

There's nothing to be afraid of.

Okay.

Are you ready?

# Broken Twin:
"A Glimpse of a Time"

Thank you.

I'm all right.

We're all going to be all right.

We're stronger than we think.