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It's not easy to move past certain things.

I don't know how anyone ever could.

Especially this.

75 % of the world, maybe more, we still don't know.

Gone.

Five years since impact, but Clark wasn't done with us yet.

Fragments stuck in our orbit, pelting us without warning.

We tried rebuilding, but the world wasn't ready.

Forcing us back inside.

Radiation hit differently everywhere.

Most places burned out.

Others, for reasons we don't understand.

Stayed green.

Life.

Finding a way through the contamination.

our bunkers holding on, doing the best we can.

It's not easy living underground, but we find joy when we can.

Together.

Microphone check. One, two, one, two.

Loud and clear, John.

You know what I woke up thinking about today?

Let's hear it.

Biscuits and gravy.

That'd be nice.

I'd trade my left arm for a decent cup of coffee.

Hickman's Diner made the best across the street from Piedmont Park.

Walk over for one of those summer concerts.

Blue sky, glass, people.

Beer.

Sounds like paradise.

Oh, it was.

Jesus.

Another fissure's opened up.

More lava?

Yep, and they're getting bigger.

Okay, looks like we got a few lifeboats.

And another ghost ship of Destroyer.

Nice. Feeling lucky today?

Always. I'll start with the lifeboats. See what's there.

Good luck out there.

to the destroyer.

We're seeing a pressure storm building off the coast, but looks like you've got

a little time.

I won't hang around.

I'll find something else.

What is it, John?

The crew.

John, can you hear me?

John, can you hear me?

That storm just took a turn right for you. You better get out of there now and

get back here.

On my way.

It's setting ship now. How much time do I have?

None. It's right on top of you.

I'm moving as fast as I can.

Open the east tunnel.

Open the door.

Open the door! Get open!

The storm is too close! We have to close the blast door, John!

I can make it!

FEMA planned for two years.

We've stretched our resources to five. So we're basically running on fumes.

Yes, we are getting too close.

Hopefully in a year, we're outside planting.

Well, we have a 4 % reduction in coulomb per kilogram in the last three months.

We still can't predict when it will be safe levels again, but... But it's

improving. Yeah.

Though that's mostly off the coast. Yeah, hopefully the winds will

clear out the radiation.

No, that's not exactly how it works.

Continuous radiation exposure, even at those low levels, still leads to

fatality. We should discuss our contingency plans.

Okay, yeah.

Canada and much of the U .S. gone.

Iceland gone.

Western Europe.

There are reports of fewer storms there, right? Yes.

But is the air safe?

Safer than here.

Didn't we just say that dying slowly is still dying?

I mean, am I right, Dr. Amina?

Isn't it the same over there?

Yes.

Dr. Amina, what's the latest from the creator?

Well, my colleagues at other stations have theorized the same thing.

And I've run my own calculations.

We can't fully explain it, but it seems the size and shape of the crater walls

prevent the radioactive storms from forming.

This combined with its depth are what's making it such a safe zone. We believe

it's what's keeping the polluted air from getting in.

But Dr. Romina, even if it was real, it's in southern France.

How exactly are we going to get there? There have been reports of fighting,

insurgency, civil war.

Europe is in chaos.

Please look.

Let's stick to reality.

There's people here that say it's the new normal.

We're going on five years now.

So it isn't all that new.

It's definitely a normal.

You know, it's no accident that we're...

Twice as many therapists selected as there were surgeons.

People are dealing with an incredible amount of trauma.

Why is everybody pretending like they're not?

Do you?

Pretend?

Sometimes.

Maybe you should stop.

Or maybe you can recommend a good therapist that can help me with that.

Mine's pretty good.

So.

Allison, Nathan, how are they?

They're getting by.

I think, I hope.

Openness is important.

They're pretty open with me.

I met the other way around.

Seems like there's been more of those lately.

The tectonic plates are shifting again.

It's triggering a lot of activity in this region.

This bunker survived Clark.

It'll survive Tremors.

There's one more thing we should discuss.

The distress signal we received from outside.

We cannot afford to feed 50 more mouths.

We can't afford five.

I know, but these people are living in caves and mine shafts. Yes, and we don't

know if they're bringing disease or how much radiation they've absorbed.

Okay. We just let them die.

We tell them we are not currently in a position to be of assistance.

Yeah? No. We put it to a vote like everything else.

Motion to send out a rescue party.

I second.

General, the boat stands.

We'll send out the snowcat tomorrow.

And as we look at the northern sky, which constellation is this?

Gemini? No, no, not Gemini.

Nathan.

Oh, um, it's Cassiopeia. You can tell by its W shape.

Why do I have to learn so much about stars?

Well, maybe we should have paid a little more attention to them in the past.

Clark wasn't a star, it was a comet.

Still is.

But it already hit the ground.

The biggest part of it did, but the smaller bits that didn't, they got

our gravitational fields, created what is known as a ghost ring.

You catch my breath no more.

Lars,

what is this shit?

What? It's classical rock and roll.

You mean classic rock?

This ain't it.

Give me the Stones, the Allman Brothers, Michael McDonald. No, that's classical

rock.

In the ocean, also pretty cool.

Just turn the valve on already.

Come on, baby.

Here we go.

Woo! Back to business.

Drink some water again.

Mom.

Oh, I can explain.

Nathan, I don't want to hear it. You hear how your dad's coughing at night,

right? Yeah.

Get in.

Oh, I hate this place.

Come here.

Do you know it? Yes, of course.

Hey,

what'd I miss?

You've never heard this song. You've never heard this song before? I like it,

though, huh?

Yeah, then come dance. Oh, okay. I'm going to dance to this song I've never

heard.

Oh, I know it's a little late, but... Happy,

belated Valentine's Day.

Where'd you find it?

In that destroyer.

Amongst some other stuff I can...

Finally fixed my radio.

What about the pressure pump for desalination?

General Sharp is saying that the water levels are getting low.

I'm sorry.

I love it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

What about you, young man? How was your day?

Fine.

Is there anything else you want to say to your father, Nathan?

The security found him outside.

Outside? Outside?

Yeah.

Are you kidding me?

How long were you out there for?

Only a few minutes.

Did you wear a mask?

Yeah. And it wasn't a storm. It's too dangerous for you to be going outside.

What are you thinking? I know. You told me the radiation, the ash. I understand.

Look, I know how much it sucks being down here. I get it. Try being 15.

Yeah, well, you're not listening to me.

Can I be excused?

He's just trying to figure things out, I guess.

He's also sensitive.

No, he's being an idiot.

Like you.

Going outside?

Yeah.

Takes after his father.

Come on. No, no, Alison, no.

Your lady asks for a dance.

How can you say no? Thank you, Lars.

Thank you, Lars. Come on.

All right, all right.

You taking care of yourself?

Yeah, yeah.

Base, this is Rover One returning with a full load.

Are we ready to receive the migrants?

Prepare to open the west tunnel ramp.

Have the decontamination teams ready.

Copy. Come on, come on, come on.

Morning, mate.

We're thinking we start on the intake pump today, lousy.

I could rest up to lunch.

Shit.

Copy.

Hold one. Sir seeking authorization for a second trip.

They left a lot of people behind.

A second trip?

No way.

Before we make any decisions, let's just figure out exactly what we're talking

about. Weren't we discussing limited resources?

Where are they going to sleep?

In your bed?

If it's going to save lives, yes.

Approach. Now.

Bad copy, Rover 1, repeat.

We don't have much time. Are we approved?

Rubber one repeat.

Let's get you up. Let's get you up.

Nathan.

Nathan.

Nathan.

Nathan.

Dad.

I can't breathe.

You can breathe.

We've got to get out of here.

Let's pack her bag.

We'll close everything we've got. Okay. Nathan, take me with you.

You've got this, Nathan. Help your mom pack your stuff.

All right, I'm going to go get some masks.

Pack your stuff.

Take everything you need.

Get your insulin. As much as you can, and you put it all in the bag, okay?

We're not coming back.

Jacket. Clothes, anything that'll fit in there.

Okay.

I got some masks.

You good?

Yeah, I'm good.

I got to turn here. Where are we going to go? To this tunnel.

Okay. Cover it up as much as possible. Take your masks.

What do we do? Gotta get off this island.

This way, to the beach.

Come on, let's get up.

It's like boots on a beast. Let's go.

Let's go.

One side's like the other. You can't take any more.

Will you be okay?

I'm good.

It's cold.

So cold.

Yeah, I think the air quality is good.

There. We can take off the mask? Yeah.

You alright?

Yeah. Where do we go?

There's nothing to go back to.

Isn't Iceland the closest place to here?

Iceland's gone.

Well, we need the destination.

We just need a headline.

Clark changed the direction of the current.

It's now flung south.

We have with us barely a week's supply of MREs and water.

Europe is probably our best bet.

So that's good. Then we head southeast until we reach England.

If we can get to London, we can go to Mackenzie's.

Perfect. Should take less than a week.

Pray we make it.

try it now

all

right let me try one more thing okay

thank you

How many fragments do you think are up there?

More than I can count, that's for sure.

Then so, at least 50.

Whoa.

That's Andromeda.

That's a whole other galaxy.

I can't believe I'm seeing the stars for real.

It's pretty cool, huh?

I hope you never lose that.

I wonder where that's gonna head.

It's not that.

We're out of gas.

And maybe we can ration two more days of water and MREs.

We're at the mercy of the current now.

So wait, where did you end up then?

We ended in Shenandoah. Really? I always wanted to go there. My wife wanted to

do the whole trail, but I ended up cutting it short so I could take a new

Seemed like it.

Big deal at the time your wife.

Did you lose her leaving the bunker?

I? Will start getting getting to it

I don't care.

Someone needs to make it.

What are we here? Oh, my God.

What is that?

It's a library building.

We're in Liverpool.

England.

What?

England?

Here's okay.

For now.

We'll need to find shelter.

What did we hit?

All without.

Yeah, well, we're on a building top. Let's get these horses and purges off.

Ready? Yeah.

There's a road up ahead, Lieutenant.

Can you steer us on that way? Okay.

That you were first? Yeah. On the paddle? Yeah.

There

we

go.

All right, let's go.

Stay close.

The other one's out there.

It looks abandoned.

All right, first things first.

We need to find some food and water.

And we can't stay up here the whole time, so a proper place for everybody to

shelter. Wasn't there a bomb shelter or a bunker in this area?

Yeah, we've never had any contact with them.

So we should try to find it.

Oh, there's people there.

How do they live outside?

They probably don't have a choice.

But they can't survive for long.

There's more people that way.

No entry.

Clear it, Badgers.

Clear it, Badgers. So late.

Hey,

hey, hey, hey.

We're governing officials from Greenland Station and we're requesting emergency

asylum. Give me a clear it, Badgers.

She's clear. I'm through.

I can't find my bat. I can't find my bat.

We'll be right back.

No, no,

no, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Move, my friend.

Where are you going? I need to go.

Are you going to take our family, please?

Where?

London, London, London. Mackenzie. Okay, London.

You have to give me something. We don't have anything.

That's what we'll do.

Enter. Go, go, go, go.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at me.

It's okay.

Okay. All right. Okay. Deep breaths.

We're going to go to Max.

Everything is going to be okay.

Okay?

Is everyone like this?

The world is a dangerous place now.

People are so desperate they'll kill you for a scrap of food.

A radiation storm like that one, they come out of nowhere, kill you in

And if they don't get you quick,

you'll die a slow death anyway.

Yeah.

Hey, the infiltration in here, how is it?

It works, but none of us are living to a hundred, my friend.

Babe, when was the last time you spoke to Mackenzie?

Um, eight or nine months ago?

Dr. Amina, do you believe it's real?

The crater?

Yeah, I believe it's possible.

So it is just like the dinosaurs, the KT event.

Ethan, do you know what happened after the KT event?

Life came back.

Not just came back, it flourished.

The impact created the seeds for new life.

Without the KT event, we wouldn't even be here.

We are close.

Maybe another half hour to London. Let's make this quick.

We don't want to spend too long outside.

What's your name?

Obi.

Where are you from, Obi?

Nigeria.

I moved to England 12 years ago.

I used to hear about life here.

It was a childish dream of mine.

I'm sorry this is what you got instead.

No, I still love it here.

It's become my second wife.

But sometimes I do wonder what it would be like to go back if I'd still

recognize anything at all.

What do you hear about?

People heading further south.

Over into France.

France is more dangerous than here.

Is that because of what's over there?

You mean the stuff your scientist friend there was talking about?

Yeah. Sounds nice.

Also sounds like a short job.

Good?

Yeah.

Well, what is that?

Another storm?

No, that's not a storm.

I hope she's still here.

I was beginning to fear the worst.

Oh, Joe.

I never thought I'd see that ugly mother again.

You look good, Mike.

Oh, Naya.

Oh, this must be the man you owe your mother a joke about.

Really? Yeah.

Really, you think?

I don't think I can believe that.

Oh, wow.

Are you celebrating Christmas early?

Oh, every day is Christmas, yeah.

You need to put your bags down anywhere and just make yourselves at home,

honestly. I can't believe it.

Also, the air is really a lot better than the outside.

I managed to steal off this wing of the hospital and the generator keeps the

filtration system going.

It's not as good as the air you're used to in the bunkers, but it will give us a

few more years.

Thank you. Please know your family, honestly.

I mean, I dream about our time in the States.

Those American boys, the suckers for an accent.

So do the girls.

Hey, what are you treating here?

Oh, Alzheimer's and, well, broken heart. Most of them have no idea what happened

to their families or anything about the comet, which is probably just as well.

So I stayed on. Even when the government stopped delivering food and the lights

turned off, I won't let them be. abandoned again.

Actually speaking of which, it's time I prepped their supper.

Oh, that's so kind. Thank you. Hey, John, you and Nathan grab some more

feel like you're celebrating.

You finally spoke.

Cheers,

everybody.

Guys, this almost feels normal.

He's still sleeping.

That's good. Our kid's exhausted.

Does he remember the impact at all?

Yeah, he does. I was hoping he would forget with time, but he hasn't. He's

just... I don't know. I guess he's still processing.

God, you can't put Clark in a box. Not when you're reminded of it every time

look out the window.

What do you know, Mike, about the crater?

You know, that we're Clark here.

Are you thinking of buying a holiday home?

No, I've just had rumours. Just a load of rumours.

Because Casey thinks there's a possibility life returned there, right?

do. Let's say you have extremely high temperatures, right?

And you added in raw materials and the ocean water from the tsunami.

Throw in some terriginous nutrients from the rock smash during impact.

Then it's possible you could create the building blocks from your life.

Breathable air.

Drinkable water.

It's possible.

That's a nice thought.

But, um, you know, what I've made here is it's good enough to

survive these days.

And it's safe, you know. I've made it safe.

Oh.

Okay. Safer than outside.

London isn't London anymore.

John,

are you okay?

Yeah, yeah.

My God, we're bleeding.

Your home must be there.

What are you talking about?

That can't be right. We're here now with Max. He has medicine. I'm sure we can

get you the right medication.

No, we don't. Everything will be okay.

Ellie.

It's not fixable.

What do you mean?

Too many trips outside, I guess.

Why didn't you tell me?

I wanted to. Don't. I wanted to.

Why? Because I couldn't see this. I couldn't see this for me.

Okay, it's all right. Okay, it's okay, it's okay.

Look at me.

Okay.

We're going to stay here with Mac.

We're going to take the time that we have left, and we're going to be

as a family. We can't stay here, Ellie.

I don't want to stay here.

How are you and Nathan to live here? We didn't come all this way for this.

I mean, what if Casey's right about the crater?

There's something there.

A fresh, a new beginning for you, for our son.

Half of his life has been survived.

We have to get Nathan to the crater.

There's no life from here.

Okay. Okay.

You sure you're okay with us taking this?

Oh, I took it from someone else. And it should have enough fuel to get you to

the channel.

Yeah. Take this. And don't stop for anyone.

You're going to want to head down through Dover.

It's the only place you'll be able to cross the channel.

Thank you.

Take care of my girl.

I will.

Oh, mate.

Nice to meet you. Bye, mate.

Okay, so according to this map, we should get there in about two hours.

You're very quiet there, bud.

You remember you used to play those card games back when you were little?

Yeah, I remember.

Like, I spy, would you rather? That was my favorite. My sister and I, we used to

play 21 questions.

You remember that one?

What do you say, Nathan?

You want to play? Thanks.

You know what? Let's play anyway without him. Yeah.

I want to play I Spy, though.

I'll go first.

No, I'll go first.

I'm going to go first. Okay.

Nathan,

get down. Stay down.

We're orders.

Nathan, stay down.

Nathan? Nathan?

Nathan?

Nathan, you okay? You okay?

May the road rise to meet you.

May the wind be always at your back.

May the sunshine warm upon your face.

And may the rains fall softly upon your fields.

Why do people say prayers at funerals?

It sounds like you're wishing them well.

And they're dead.

Who you are.

Wishing them well.

It's an old tradition.

Same reason they put coins over the eyes.

Coins? Bribed the ferrymen crossing the river to the world of the dead.

Even if they don't believe in heaven?

even if they don't believe in heaven.

Is that the English Channel?

It was.

Jesus.

My dad used to take us over here to France on a ferry when I was a kid.

And that was all water?

Oh, yeah.

20 miles of sea from here to France.

There's so many battles. There's so many wars fought over this.

It's all gone.

Well, at least we don't have to take a boat.

Exactly. Let's get across this quake and find a place for the night.

Is that Spanish galleon?

What the hell's up for?

Guess we're leaving the car.

We're gonna cross that?

Yeah, we're gonna have to.

Watch your step now.

I got you. Come on!

Watch your step.

Watch. Don't look down.

Okay, tighten up everybody.

Make sure we're secure.

No, I can't do this.

I can't. I can't do this. There's got to be another way.

Nathan, just put one foot in front of the other. Just follow me. I'll go

okay?

You got this.

All right.

Come on. All right.

Good? See?

Got this.

Careful. Ready?

Yes.

Come on, you got it.

Almost there. Just a little bit more.

You got it? You good?

You gotta be kidding me. You gotta get off of here.

Let's go.

You go first, Allison. I'll go behind Nathan.

Stay focused.

That's it.

You're okay.

That's it. There you go.

That's it, Nathan.

That's it.

Nathan,

keep moving.

Come on, Nathan.

That's it.

Come on, Nathan. Come on, Nathan.

Hurry.

Keep it in.

Let's go.

Come on. Let's go. Let's go, Nathan. Come on.

What the hell?

Is that it?

No, it's not it. It's much further south.

It's totally dead.

What if the clock creates like this?

This could have been a fragment that hit a week ago. Or five years ago.

Hey.

This is what we're doing. We're going to keep going.

Who are you?

Who are you?

English?

Who are you?

My name is John Garrity.

This is my wife, Allison.

Son, Nathan.

What are you doing here?

We're trying to get to the Clark Crater.

I am done, you know.

You look hungry.

We don't have anything to trade.

Ah, but you do.

It's called company.

So do you always shoot at people?

It's a dangerous area.

Lucky I found you.

Most people aren't so nice.

This is us.

What was this place?

This is our mail sorting center.

Nobody tries to take this from you?

They've tried.

This is your power supply?

You built this?

Yes. We draw power from the solar panels into the car's power bank. And we have

electricity. It powers our air purifiers.

It's not perfect, but it's the best we can do.

Mesdemoiselles? Nous avons la compagnie. Camille, descend, chérie.

John. Alison.

Nathan. Je vous présente ma femme, Julia, and my daughter, Camille.

Nice to meet you.

She does not speak.

Her nervous system, the radiation has taken its toll.

C 'est bon, ça va?

Very good.

It's good,

yeah. Thank you so much. It's great. Very good. It's very nice to have a home

-cooked meal.

So, you are trying to reach the crater?

Yeah. They say the crater is la terre promise, how you say, the promised land,

humanity's last chance.

It could be so.

I've also heard that maybe people have gone there.

That region is too dangerous.

The Western Alliance, including remnants of the French army, are defending it

from an invasion by the Eastern Coalition, who want to take the crater

resources. There is heavy fighting on the entire front.

From Lyon to Berne, only two cities left standing.

It is impossible to get through.

Where did you get all these things?

My dad sometimes will go outside and try to find stuff that were not completely

destroyed So we can make a home Can I show you something

sure I made this in the bunker in Greenland some It's the sky we can ever

It's what we would have seen if we we could have seen you hold that end

Which one? Oh, okay.

Okay

You come down as well. Oh, okay.

So these are the star signs.

Do you know what star sign you are?

I think I'm Aquarius.

Oh, that's air.

I'm a Pisces.

So I'm a fish.

I read somewhere that Pisces and Aquariuses get along well.

Hey, it's the night before our wedding.

My dad took you aside into this little side room or whatever it was.

He told me he loved me like a son.

What did he really say to you?

This one is more up -to -date than yours.

The Western Alliance defends the crater so people can live there as a free

society. As I said last night, this entire region is a heavy war zone.

But there is a way around.

I recommend you take this way, Clermont -Ferrand, then down to Valence.

Less fighting.

The crater is protected by several mountain ranges.

Through the first, there is only one way.

The pass.

It will be very difficult to move through this area.

The pass is protected by my friend's battalion of the Western Alliance.

So when you get there, you will ask for Commander Jeunet.

Jeunet. And you will give him this.

He'll know I sent you.

He can get you through.

There is one more thing.

I don't know what awaits you at the crater.

But I am convinced this is where the world will be reborn.

Take me with you.

Please.

Take our daughter.

I couldn't do it myself.

My wife, she can't travel.

You see that.

I have yet to meet anyone else I would trust with this.

I beg of you, John.

I beg of you.

We'll take her.

We'll get her there.

I love you.

I love you, Dad.

There'll be a straight shot from here.

The path is just before the outside of the crater.

You guys okay?

Maybe we should stop, take a break.

Yeah.

Would you rather read minds would be invisible

Read

minds be invisible

Read

minds yeah, yeah Would you rather have really small hands

or really big feet big feet?

How do you walk with big feet? Small hands.

You already have small hands. I do now. Show me.

I have normal hands. Look at yours. They're huge.

See, look. Normal. Would you rather fight 50 chicken -sized horses or one

-sized chicken?

What? 50 horse -sized chickens? 50 horse -sized chickens?

That's 50... Chicken -sized horses. 50... What? You said chicken -sized.

To the crater?

You know you're going to have to go through a war zone to get there.

You'll never make it.

Maybe you can help us

This

path

is the only way through Commander Jeunet,

station the heads.

Okay, follow me close. Move as I move, okay? Come on.

Quickly, quickly.

Down, down.

Captain Henry, we're approaching with direct fire.

Let's go, let's go, let's go. Follow me, follow me.

Run, run fast.

Keep moving.

Stay low.

Keep your legs down.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

Down.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Come on, come on, come on.

Go, go, go!

Go, go, go, go, go.

This way.

Up the ladder. Up the ladder.

Let go. Let go.

Nathan, go, go, go. All right. All right. Get up. Get up.

Hey, keep walking through the forest in that direction. All right?

Jeunet is the commander of that area.

All right?

Okay. I need to get back to my unit.

Okay. Good luck. Thank you.

Thank you.

That must be the camp.

There's nothing.

They were never there before.

We're getting close to the crater.

Excuse me.

Where's the commander?

There.

Okay.

Who's responsible?

You speak English?

Yes. We're looking for Commander Jeunet.

Her father.

Denis Laurent is old friends with Commander Jeunet and he said that

Jeunet would take us to the crater.

Come.

Commander Jeunet.

People wait days for that bus.

I'm sorry.

There is nothing I can do for you.

Now, please leave my tent.

Is there somebody else we can speak to or we can talk to? Get him out of here.

No, hold on, hold on.

Wait.

Please, let me clean.

Look, we've been through a lot.

We're not going to hurt anybody. All we want to do is get to the creature.

How much longer? I promised my family that I would get them to safety.

Please don't take this away from us.

Please.

Luke, tell them to put the place in the bus.

Yes, Commander.

There's a transport bus just past there.

It's bringing people to the crater.

Luke will take you. Go now.

Thank you.

Bonne chance.

This is

Let's go!

Everyone! Go, go. Move!

Follow me. All right, go, son.

Go. It's all right.

You okay?

Move!

You, let's go!

Fucking fuck!

Move!

Move! Hey!

Let go!

Move! Hey, hey, hey. Off the bus!

Can you help?

Oh, my God.

We better go.

There might be more of them. I'll drive.

Get up. Get up. Let's go.

Okay.

Nathan, keep pressure on it.

Should I?

Yeah.

Can you walk a little bit?

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

It's real.

It's so beautiful.

Oh, yeah.

Hold on.

Let me take this in for a second.

Almost there. Just a little further.

We'll get you fixed up.

We did great, Dad.

We made it.

We did it.

Yeah, we did it.

What if you think of the world you could build here?

John.

May the roads rise up to beat you.

May the wind always be on your back.

May the sun shine warm upon your face.

And the rain will soften upon your fields.

You will see death.

You have a chance to start over again.

The chance to build a better place.

A better world.

One led by kindness and compassion and understanding.

One not just worth living in.

But living far.

And though I won't see the sunrise.

You will.

And you'll carry that light with you.

Because that's what we're built for.

Tomorrow belongs to you.

To all of you.

Safe journey on.