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you

I have thought, dear, however scary, about the place

of prayer.

Why were you there, dear? What did you carry before

your terrible death?

I will not ask you, dear.

I will not ask you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

That's it. One.

Thank you.

No.

Good boy.

Thank you.

We don't know.

Sorry, sorry, too much web. Oh, wow.

Yes, ma'am

Yes. Yes.

Come on Jack.

Here you go.

You want to play?

Go. Go.

Go. Go.

Go.

Just do it.

Good.

I don't see one of those every day.

You can hand over the keys, or I can take it.

Taking is more fun for me.

It's your call.

Nobody has to die, friend.

Ah, you're a real sweetheart.

You and me both know I mean fucking well like this.

Ran out of bullets years ago.

So don't make me tell you again.

Drop the keys!

Then walk the fuck away while you still can!

Shit.

He really did call police, huh?

You're empty.

Get a crossbow down.

You think you're calling the shots now, huh?

Shit.

You're as bad as a rat.

You just don't know it yet.

It's not right.

Sure as it walks across town.

You see that?

A boy showed up out of Texas or Mexico or some other fucking bad place.

Reapers.

Some new tribe.

More pharaohs and beyonders. Killing whoever's left.

washing over everything, just like the fucking flu did.

Is that blood here?

But you and me together, right?

You're bullets.

And me knowing my way around, we might survive them, right?

Huh?

I already got a partner.

They're going to touch you, motherfucker. You and your fucking butt.

And you're going to hear me laugh when they do.

Remember, kids, you're going to stay back.

Okay.

Go on, boy.

I made a run into town.

Oh, the favor.

Thank you, Higgins.

How's it going?

I'm hanging in there.

You need a hand with anything?

I hate to put you to work when you stop by.

No, it's something to do.

All right, that kid.

We're having trouble with the well.

It's connected to the solar, but they get in power.

All right.

Okay, take a look.

Go on, Jess. Come on. Where are you going? Where are you going? Where are

you going?

I didn't see Caleb when I came in. Where is he?

Caleb passed last week.

Two of the children as well.

We think it was measles this time.

I'm sorry, Aaron.

It seems like that's the world we live in.

If the virus didn't take care of something else, well, we'd be right out

of vaccines years ago.

Just like that.

Well, I remember you saying your beans didn't come in well this year, so.

Thank you.

Now, what's this?

I drew it for you, and I called Jasper first.

Jasper and I never looked better.

Thank you.

You take care. I'll see you soon.

Jasper, come up.

How things look in town tonight?

Shane, it's quiet.

Not that quiet.

Just a scavenger. I had to run him off.

Run him off or put him down.

Letting Roachie scurry away is going to come back and bite you one day.

He said there's a new bunch roaming around burning the place.

Called them reapers.

They did?

I saw this in town.

It looks like they're going to have to do everything that's left.

It's fucking, as long as they stay away from here.

Those Mormon beans?

Mennonites.

But you already know that.

I thought we agreed, no more visits.

You're saying it doesn't make it an agreement thing when you keep telling me

all it takes is one cough.

In your eye or open mouth.

You want to survive the fucking plague and just die all by yourself?

That's not how it works.

Are we a fucking doctor now?

You know, they're children.

They need our help.

All the years we've been out here, when has offering goodwill to others ever

kept us alive?

You know, it's not the way people are supposed to be.

It's the way people have always been.

Just pulling the mask off civilization for you to see it.

At least I got these in the deal.

You know,

I told you back before all this shit that my doctor at OKC said I had

atherosclerosis, right? No. But I have to say that it could kill me. Right.

But you keep bringing them to me. Yeah. By the case.

Yeah. Yeah.

I figured it would make a good story.

You outlive in the rest of the world to die from a coke.

Really? Yeah.

Nice. Would you like something?

Please.

At least you make them fucking silly. Fuck you.

There's the goat.

And the wolf.

Now look there, sit there.

Now look down there, sit there.

Right next to all this.

Big Jasper.

Right next to the girl.

And she would be all sitting there.

See you in the house.

All clear!

No ammo.

It's a weapon. It does just as well.

It's rule number one. Don't bring weapons onto someone else's land, not

unless you plan to use them. I doubt they knew anyone lived here. They're

just being cautious.

So I should let some roach with a rifle get right up close before asking if they

plan on plugging us?

And it turns out that they're better with theirs than I am with mine, and

then the whole balance of power just tilts the wrong way.

Of course, the odds of them being better are slim, but still.

Look, it's like...

It's like the old saying, shoot first and inquire afterwards.

Fuck you.

Holy.

Jack.

Come here.

You lost the fish.

What happened?

What happened?

No fish, bro, son.

It's going to be tough to spot the thermal. I'll kill some time.

Flat on the ground, I hope. No vest, no rifle.

Because you're trying to die.

Don't worry, I'll let you out first.

Sedna 2 Mike Mike with the Delta Grand Junction, do you copy?

Grand Junction, do you copy?

Grand Junction, do you copy?

It's the same voice I heard a few months ago.

Like, um, the old woman or something. I heard it a few years back as well.

Some kind of loop.

Then why don't I hear it more often?

I don't know how this shit works.

Maybe the winds need to be just right.

Anyway, raise you five grand.

In either way, it doesn't matter.

No, Grand Junction would be fucking France as far as you'll get on a full

tank in that Cessna. Well, I'll take more fuel.

What do you expect to find if you even fucking get there?

I don't know.

You think Grand Junction is just going to be jam-packed full of what was?

Happy people everywhere.

Children laughing and playing. Lovers strolling hand in hand. The world

doesn't fucking exist. The world that you're in has everything you need right

here. Power.

Food, water, weapons.

Perimeter you can defend. I mean, shit, what we have here, you and me, we live

in a fucking American dream.

Well, I'm not sure I'd call it a fucking dream.

Call it what you want.

Beats the shit out of the flip side.

Cowboys over fives.

All right, that's it.

Yeah. You have another 30 grand sitting in there. Okay, take it.

Come on.

You know, it was pretty bright when you got back. You sure we're all clear?

Yeah.

There's nothing out there.

All right.

Now I'll sleep tight and dream about Grand Junction.

It's fucking the Paris of the new one.

Thank you.

Where the fuck are you?

I just thought I needed to remind you that living feels nicer than dying. And

where the fuck is your knife, Vince, huh?

How do

you

think those assholes got in here?

You fucking missed them.

You were so sweaty over your Grand Junction mystery voice, whatever

paradise is waiting out there for you, that you reconned too early and you flew

right the fuck over them. So, yeah.

I let you clean up your own mess.

At least before I had to fucking save you.

Hi.

Hi.

What's going on?

Okay.

Hi.

It's been a big, big day.

Hi. That's your mom.

That's your mom. What?

Taking a trip?

I'm going to try and get to Grand Junction.

Just like that.

Are we even talking about it?

Instead of talking about, I don't know, Hick, maybe you just decided to take off

without a heads up, how that affects me.

You're not here to recon.

That makes me vulnerable.

Told you for years I'd teach you how to fly.

Yeah, you don't need to teach me, because you're fucking here to do it.

So suppose you make an injunction, and there's no guarantee, but let's just say

you do, and there's nothing.

Then what?

I guess I'll keep having work.

Goddamn.

I mean, if this is all because you're pissed over what happened, there's

nothing left safe for me anymore.

Oh, shithead, that's sweet of you.

I'm just saying, I can't do this anymore.

Do you want to die someplace else?

That's how it goes, yeah.

Well, that's definitely how it's going to go.

You on your own in lands you don't know, but others do.

You only have no idea what's out there. We've not even fucking looked that way.

Why would it be different?

To whoever's already there, you're just a fucking roach, and they'll deal with

you just like we do roaches.

This world fits you, Bane.

Wake up.

Defend. Survive.

I'm sure I think you were ready for it ten years before I did.

Huh?

You like this shit.

I was a fucking mechanic.

I fixed shit.

When I wasn't doing that, I was kicking my wife.

Playing with my daughter.

And wondering every day, oh my God, it's so fucking hot.

All that luck is spent.

You're not going to find more of it out there.

You want to tag along?

You're going to stay alive.

I was listening to Freak.

How to work the power.

Gardens now figure shit out.

Here.

Makes you want to clear anything from above.

Can't drop it from too high, though.

A blast will blind the shit out of you.

You'll get guilty thinking about the past like some fucker blindsided you.

I know we've bitched and moaned and gotten on each other's nerves, but

you've been a good partner.

Yeah, you too. Thank you.

Thanks. Sorry about Jasmine.

Hmm.

Thank you.

um

Sarah? You get over here.

I'm here, darling.

Well, where have you been, miss?

I can put that fucking

thing down right now.

Take it off and put your hands up.

Keep your hands in the air.

What are you doing here?

I put my plane down in the middle.

I saw your donkey.

I haven't seen one of those in a long time, so I got curious.

You okay?

Yeah.

Where are you flying from?

Erie.

South side of... I know where that is.

My dog died.

So you thought you'd come steal mine?

I didn't even know you had a fucking dog.

I don't.

What are you doing here?

I'm heading to Grand Junction.

What you doing?

Sneaking around my property all weaponed up.

Well, I don't know what I was going to run into.

They were the wrong kind of roach.

What do you mean, roach?

Survivors.

Ones even the flu couldn't kill.

Yeah. What was your dog's name?

Jasper.

You must have really missed that dog.

He was a good fucking dog.

You need to get out of here.

Empty that clip.

And you're pretty.

I'll get the fuck out of here.

My name is Hick.

It don't matter to us what your name is.

I'm female.

I'm a dad.

Pop.

My pleasure.

Get out of here.

We're going to need more runway, Jasper.

Give me your hand, please.

Hold it. Hold it right here.

Yeah. Here?

Yeah.

Smells like real coffee.

Doesn't it?

Do you like some?

Yeah. My dad makes this, um...

Holly and Ruth coffee.

This is really good.

Thank you.

You don't have any banana nut muffins, do you?

We sold out five minutes ago.

Right.

Yeah.

That's stupid.

So what did you do for the world, I mean?

I was a mechanic, mostly.

You know, did some construction here and there, on little jobs, you know.

Enough to pay the bills and still enjoy life.

Did you?

I suppose.

For a while, you know.

You and your husband, you know, gave me children.

No, never got that far.

You?

My wife, Melissa, she was pregnant, but we

lost the baby about a year before she died.

Sorry.

It's okay.

It's not your fault.

I miss music.

With driving in the car and listening to music.

Singing on the way to the grocery store.

I miss the fucking grocery store.

Yeah. And traffic.

I'm too stuck in traffic.

Where are you? I'm already out of the canyon, Dad.

Close your eyes.

No, wait. Close your eyes.

Trust me, just call them.

You don't like it?

Trust me.

What are we doing here?

Helping him get on his way.

He's an unknown.

We've survived because we have rules about how to deal with unknowns.

I know he has real coffee.

And a whole plate of these.

Yeah, well, I don't know plenty of bad men with this in their pocket.

You're gonna get an accident, son. I hope you're able to get out of here.

I just need to clear a few trees, I'll be done.

I would appreciate the axe being brought back sharpened.

Of course.

Looking back over my life.

Do you want some help?

Hey, that's enough dicking around.

Let's get this shit clear and have you on your way.

You want some coffee?

No, no.

How about a cigarette?

You got a cigarette?

Okay, ready?

Okay.

Tell me when.

We've got to keep it level.

Yeah, we've got to keep it level. I put your hand on top of it.

I'm not doing all the pushing. I'm not doing all the pushing. I'm trying to

pull when you actually push.

All right, come on.

Yeah.

This gets nice and dry.

What if Grand Junction turns out to be like here, you know, Denver, any other

place like that?

Yeah, I've heard that one before.

Because it might.

What would you do?

Where would you go?

It was just a mountain.

Can you tell you, Ryan?

No. 12,000 feet high.

And one side of it's basically just straight up.

I used to go there with my wife.

I don't know.

I came in the summer.

Just came in the winters.

Wow.

So you'd head there?

I'm gonna fly my plane right into the side of that fucking mountain.

Yeah.

We're going to have to move the bigger rocks.

Huh? The bigger ones. Otherwise, I can't go.

All right.

Maybe you want to concentrate on McDonald's. All right.

All right.

But if I can lift up before the first line of trees, I think it's going to be

okay. Oh, thank Christ, because my back is shot to shit. Yeah.

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

Yeah.

Let's spin around.

I'll push harder, you push lesser. No, that's it.

Okay. You good? Yeah.

So you grew up here?

I grew up here, but I moved to New York. I went to college there and worked it

off while I had my husband, Tom.

How come you're here?

My mom had stage four breast cancer, so I came back to help my dad. And then

Tom was still in New York, but they shut down travel and I couldn't get back.

And then he died.

I'm sorry.

You gotta have something to haunt you, right?

Otherwise, you might get alone.

Oh.

Hey.

You gotta spin it, right?

Come on.

Yeah.

Pull on the muscles.

There's another storm coming.

Where do you sleep if it's raining? In your plane?

Lost a little time there.

Usually it's under the wing.

There's a shelter at the far end of the pond.

If you need it.

Why don't you get in the ship before you leave?

Thanks.

Is he just nice to me?

I don't know. I've never seen him be nice before.

Night, Chester.

You golf?

Huh? You golf? No, damn, my life.

I used to say, if you ever catch me playing golf, shoot me in the head.

Okay. I have an

idea.

Yeah.

What's that?

What did he say?

I don't know.

I don't know.

What's wrong?

Seema, stop.

This way.

Seema.

You don't think I think about Tom every single fucking day in my life? I know I

do. I know you do.

Just like you do Melissa.

I understand. I know.

I know.

You don't have a fucking monopoly on grief, have you? No.

I killed my wife.

I couldn't breathe.

I couldn't watch you suffer

anymore.

Out of time, one of those buckers.

Come again?

Got a visitor stalking you a quarter mile behind.

Northwest, way to jam.

How many?

I don't know, 10, 20, maybe.

Train with guns and bows and hatchets. Someone horseback.

I've not seen you yet.

You get a rifle?

No, just a Glock.

Turn back to me like you got no idea they're back there. Hide your eyes on

them.

This is a great take.

Run.

Run for it.

Leave them here. We'll cover you.

What's your plan?

If you would have lost a day earlier, you wouldn't be stuck with us.

We should be no more than 10 miles from Grand Junction by now.

We're trying to move on.

Grand Junction, this is Desmond Poon, I'd like this to Delta.

You copy.

Delta D copy

Grand

Junction this is Cessna 2 Mike Mike Whiskey Delta D copy Grand Junction does

anyone repeat this is Grand Junction Grand Junction do you copy this is

Cessna 2 Mike Mike Whiskey Delta D copy

Copy that, Sethna. Are you real?

Yes.

Well, I'll be dead.

It's been two years since the new cop responded.

I didn't think there were any more of you up there.

Likewise.

We're out of here. It's near Denver. We've come a long way.

We were thinking we might stop by, the three of us.

No offense, Sethna. I appreciate the conversation, but...

We prefer you move along.

We haven't been lucky with visitors.

It won't cause any trouble.

I don't mean any harm.

Well, no offense, but who would say different?

Understood.

There used to be a hell of a pancake store downtown.

Sandy something was called.

I was a little partial to the blueberry and she used to sprinkle something on

top. I can't remember what it was. It was fantastic.

Son, you would chop up marshmallows real fine in the shape of a bulldog.

Yeah. Yeah.

That's it.

Best ever.

Take your approach, that's it.

We'll see you folks when you get here.

You're welcome.

Copy you.

I'll see you soon.

Grand Junction, this is 2 Whiskey Delta, southeast of 3,000 feet, impromptu

landing.

I see, that's us, 2 Whiskey Delta, make a turn and approach runway 22, you're

cleared to land.

Copy that, Grand Junction.

Welcome to Grand Junction, that's us.

A couple of our folks are going to meet you.

And no weapons, please, if you're carrying.

It's the only real one we've got.

All due respect, you're as unknown to us as we are to you.

Understood. You're free to keep flying with private skies if you're not

comfortable. What do we think?

It depends, huh?

Yeah. Yes, it depends how much we trust them.

Trust them a little.

Thanks, man.

What are we doing on this piece of shit?

How are you doing?

Welcome.

I'm John. This is Logan.

Hi.

I'm Nick.

I'm Pop from FEMA.

Any illnesses we could know of?

I'm sorry.

Logan likes to get to the point.

No.

No, no illnesses.

Well, you wouldn't mind.

That's a green.

Yep.

Ah, beautiful.

Thanks.

Follow me.

That's me, Darlene.

Over here, Pop.

You know, I've never seen one of these. Just a precaution.

I don't blame you, Cessna.

It's understandable in place, in faces.

It takes a lot of faith, especially in this world.

But rules are rules.

I'll get it back to you.

Follow me.

A welcome for our guests.

Let's go.

I keep on waiting.

Welcome.

Please, be seated.

There you are, Cessna.

Oh, in the flesh.

Do you mind? I want to commemorate this moment.

Say cheese.

And a fine-looking little tree out of boot.

Tick, sema, pop.

It's Jack, actually.

I think there's the pilot. This is Darlene.

Darlene?

Thank you for letting us drop in.

Tell me about your story.

Now, I don't get to talk to new faces very often, so... Now, Jack, I've heard

you used to spend some time with Sandy and her pancakes.

Well, uh, me and my old man used to buy a little livestock to the auction here

back in the day, so I'd end up with one of Sandy's blueberry pancakes as a

treat.

Perfect little town back in those days.

Trying our best to build one again.

Fly me to the moon.

And let me play a little, darling.

Once stewards, always stewards.

Thank you.

Drink up.

Thank you.

So, darling, do you ever think, or are you just... We're don't have to.

Occasionally.

And what do you think of our little spot here?

It's interesting.

Almost like you chewed through a time warp, right?

Drink up.

There's more. Now, I've got something stronger if you'd like.

I wouldn't say no to something with a little more kick to it.

How about a hundred and sixty proof worth, Jack?

Just like my grandpa taught me.

This ain't no vodka or gin.

Tell me how you like that.

What about you? Have you talked to Joe always?

I'm good, thanks. I'll just give you a talk. Oh, yeah.

Right? Yeah, that's the kick I'm talking about. I told you, if we're going to

start over, we might as well do it right.

No fancy cocktails and umbrellas and fruit.

So, tell me about your trip.

You spot much life between Gary and us?

There's a few pockets here and there, but nothing nearby.

Good to know.

Have you had a lot of trouble here?

No.

Look at Psalms 121. The Lord will protect people from all evil and guard

them as they go about their lives. Praise God.

Amen.

This is where he's been hiding for the last few years.

So, John.

You and Betty, your hands always this rough before the world turned upside

down?

and a rancher all my life, so, yeah.

What about you? I was a mechanic, mostly.

Darling, you might find a nice home.

Smoke it up.

Followed hard work and labor. I respect that.

And you?

Medical resident.

John?

I talked to her. Because I wanted those around. No, we haven't.

You should have told me what valuable cargo you were carrying, Big Pig. I had

no idea.

Did you laborers like you to feed the same amount as the rest?

And so we've already got more than enough for that kind of work, but now a

real-life doctor, that is worth a share.

You got me wrong. I'm actually not a real doctor. I was just studying, and I

honestly barely remember anything. Oh, I'm sure it's like riding a bike.

Yes, ma'am.

Logan, how'd you like to marry a doctor?

What the fuck?

I'd like that, Darlene.

I'd like that, too.

I think maybe the time for our conversation is over. Don't be rude,

Jack. Jack?

Being rude? Jack,

sit down.

Jack, you remind me of men I used to know.

You always figure it's your job to say when the conversation started or stopped

or groped my ass or sprained my knee.

Hey, I appreciate your loyalty, but I do.

I do. See, I used to defend my dad in that same way when he yelled too loud or

swung too hard.

But the truth is, Jack is right.

You know why?

There's nothing more left to say except to thank Big Hick for...

answering our call and bringing Seema here to us so that we might bless our

family. Shall we take Seema now?

And all the brass at your audience, I'm desperate for something better.

You'll follow a voice that's not anywhere.

That's it.

That case right here.

This is a disaster.

There's a bag behind me full of grenades.

Pull the pins and hold the handles.

I'm really sorry.

Where to now?

You're not thinking about any mountains in Telluride, are you?

No.

We're going back to Erie.

Okay?

Yeah.

Bangley, Bruce, Bangley, we are two miles out. This is Cessna, Mike, Mike,

Whiskey, Delta, Brimley, please do not shoot.

Bangley, do you copy?

Timothy?

It's okay.

It's okay.

Don't go.

Okay, tough guy.

Almost there.

I hear your Grand Junction fantasy was a total shit show, just like I said it'd

be.

Yeah, it didn't go according to plan.

Maybe it did, but I don't know.

I'm sorry I left you out.

No, it's fine.

I can end 50 assholes without your help.

I counted 31 bodies. Oh, shit, I had to blow a bunch of them up.

At least give me credit for the pieces.

Too bad about Grand Junction.

At least you got this out of it.

Ow! Son of a... Okay, okay.

We built it once.

It'll be easier this time. We'll know what the hell we're doing.

Then what?

This place has always been too exposed.

It's a hell of a lot fucking harder to defend now. We've figured it out before.

What's the fucking alternative?

The families aren't contagious.

Oh, Christ.

No, they got fucking power, water. You can only see them from the air. It's the

safest place. Goddamn Mormons.

Wake up every morning, they're trying to convert me. Last thing I need is extra

wives.

Mennonites. The majority fucking knew that.

You? You're going to stay there or you're going to keep trying to find

something else?

I'll show you.

Okay.

You're a consistently stupid fucker. I'll give you that.

You got to do this asshole once.

Back in the OKC, he was in the Corps.

He had a wife and two daughters.

When the virus took him,

it just about broke him.

But it wasn't just that they were gone.

It was all the years before that he could have been with them, but he

wasn't.

He was just off.

Doing anything else.

That's what stuck in his throat.

And then he always knew that death was coming for us all.

But he still couldn't enjoy what he had.

Up until it did.

Do you feel tired a lot?

No.

Is it hot?

Can I touch your forehead?

So what is it?

Something that's probably caused by the body's defense response to the virus.

How many kids are born after the virus?

Right. It would be passed down genetically.

So that's why it's probably not contagious.

Can we help him?

Yeah.

I'll need some things. Some immune suppressants and corticosteroids.

Wow.

You call these?

Nope.

What do you think?

Thank you for bringing that to us here.

Hey!

Who are you sneaking off to?

I was just sending in a towel. I want to get some supplies.

You want me to tag along?

Nah.

You're coming back, right? You're not going to leave me alone with all these

warnings.

Y'all don't talk about that when the TV got turned down, okay?

So that big bright star there. Mm-hmm.

That's the big jasper.

And then to come back.

See that cluster right there?

Yeah. That's the Elvis constellation.

And he did the official astronomical names, of course.

Yeah. And as far as I know.

I don't like the feeling of wondering whether or not you're going to come

back.

I will not ask you where you came from. I

will not ask you, neither should you.

We should just kiss like real people do

I would

not

ask him, neither

would you.

We just wish we lived sometimes.

We should just live like real people do.

Like real people do.