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That was New York's own Sludge Bunny,
with pink, white, and blue.
Next up is a block of local rock acts
that we've put together in honor of the lunar alignment.
If you manage to forget, tonight is the night!
At 10PM, not only will the moon be fully eclipsed,
but we will be in the middle
of a planetary alignment when it happens.
An event you don't wanna miss.
Tonight at 10, just look up.
Hello! - Hey what's taking so long?
You've been up there forever.
- Yeah, no, I'm, um, I'm just finishing up,
I'm, I'm on my way down soon.
- Okay, well, Charlie's gonna be here soon.
Okay. - With her new girlfriend.
Okay. - Hurry up I miss you.
- Alright I'll see you soon.
- Hey - how's it going?
- Hey!
- What's up?
- Good, good.
How's it looking up there?
- It's beautiful guys.
- Yeah?
- It's looking beautiful.
I mean you can see everything from up there anyway.
But the telescope really does add something special.
- Good!
- It's gonna be awesome.
- Thank you again, Ryan. It probably sucked
having to get all the way over here with that.
- No, no, it wasn't that bad.
- Okay good.
- So are we starting that game on Sunday?
- Ooh.
- Yes, yeah, we just gotta do character creation,
but Sunday works for me.
- Phenomenal.
Hell yeah! - You?
- Yeah, yeah, I can do Sunday, absolutely.
- Yeah.
- Okay so we should be able to do session zero then,
since we're all gonna be there.
- Yeah.
- Yes Mic, I know how to run a game.
- Okay. Yes.
- Yeah we'll be good!
- Okay, Okay.
It will be a lot fun. - Don't worry, don't worry.
- Alright!
- You free Sunday for session zero?
- I could be.
- Ryan, Val, and I are.
- Then yes, give me a chip.
Ryan. - Yeah?
- That's good.
- Luke is free for session zero on Sunday.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Don't forget
- Have you started thinking about your new character?
- My God, yes. So...
Okay, so she is an Aarakocra hexblade warlock.
- And she's a former pirate, and her hexblade's weapon...
would be a cutlass that actively darkens the area
around her when it is unsheathed.
Yeah.
- What do you think?
- That could work.
- "Could work." What do you mean?
- Well you know, I'm not sure if it fits with the story,
and there's also party dynamics to think about so...
- Yeah, yeah.
- it could be a bit of a tall order.
- What?
- We'll see.
- I never ask you for anything.
- Never?
- Ever.
- Okay so the telescope up on the roof
that's just there at random?
- Yeah.
- And those Misfits tickets I waited in line for 4 hours
to buy you while you and Mic were at work. - Okay.
- That was just completely, you know, awkward.
- Yeah
- And the time that I rode my scooter in the rain.
- Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I get it, you know.
Now you're beating me.
I think you're gonna be an elf ranger hunter.
Excuse me.
- And I'm gonna roll all of your stats for you.
- Um, absolutely not. You wouldn't dare.
- Try me.
- My God, okay, yes, I-I surrender,
you can be your hexblade warlock
- Damn right I can.
- Shit. Thanks, dude.
- That'll be a thousand dollars, or your firstborn.
- Firstborn?
- I can't help but feel I've made the mistake here.
- Who's to say?
Thank you.
- Yeah.
- Character creation Sunday right?
- Yes, looks like it.
- Good I've had, far too many ideas for too long.
- Says guy who couldn't do it the last 3 times we tried.
- Yeah, totally my bad. Next time they have an emergency at
the end of my shift, I will let them know that I can't
do it because Ryan wants to play D&D.
- Yeah, the fact that you haven't already
tells me that you don't value
my needs in this relationship. I'm actually the victim here.
- Yes, I'm the monster.
- it's about time you mean this.
- Have you ever thought about becoming a therapist?
- You know, I tried.
They didn't agree with my methods.
Something about how it's harmful to call your patients
monsters and beat them with sticks. Cowards.
- Cowards.
- How was work?
- Don't want to talk about it.
And even if I did. I am 100% sure that you don't want to hear
about it.
- It's that bad?
Yeah.
- Aw!
- Hi!
- Gird your loins.
- Charlie's here.
- Do you guys want a drink?
- Do you have whiskey?
- Ta-da!
- Ooh!
- Do you want ice or a mixer?
- No just ice, just ice.
- Okay, you? Shit.
- Val, this is Lydia.
- Hi! So, well we'll do introductions in a moment,
but first do you want alcohol?
- I do - Make it a double?
- Sure.
- Nice! So, how'd you know our girl here?
I want all the sordid detail
- We met on Tinder. Not much to talk about there so...
You?
I met Charlie in college we were in world history
together. Your girl here helped me to study for the midterm,
and with her help
and careful tutoring, we both failed.
- Well, you know what, I maintain, though that that test was
bullshit.
After taking it twice, I can agree. - See.
- So, are you, like, a teacher too?
- No, journalist. I hate children.
All the power in the world to anybody who works with them, you?
- I do Social Media Marketing.
- Cool, what's that like?
- Just a lot of tracking what's trending,
and what's garnering a lot of clicks.
Figuring out why, and then replicating that for my clients.
- Cool, cool. Well, what kind of clients do you take?
- Kind of from all over the place it really just depends,
anybody who comes to us with anything.
- About the mermaid now that you bring it up.
Is that they're actually like building... - Wooo!
My God. - Holy shit!
- I got you.
- Planning on staying up there long?
- I might. Be a pretty good treat.
So, um, could you do me a favor and get me my whiskey?
- See, this is not happening.
I'm not also going to be your errands bitch.
- I don't know dude, kind of looks like you already are.
- The people you have spoken
- Okay, okay. All right, not gonna happen. Wha...
- Great!
- Thank you.
So you guys ready for tonight?
- It's gonna be really good.
- I know right, I'm so excited.
- We got Ryan to bring his telescope and everything.
- Okay. This is gonna be good, like really good.
- We've got a great view from up there so,
yeah it's gonna be good.
- Yeah, yeah. You?
- Okay I made it this far into the night
without anyone noticing so I'm gonna call that a win
what is so special about tonight?
Ooh!
What it's, it's like a lunar eclipse blood moon
thing. They're relatively common.
I mean, it's cool, I'm glad we're all hanging out.
I just don't really get the hype.
- Is it my turn? I do, okay.
- It's not just an eclipse it's the alignment.
- That's tonight?
- Yes, doofus! I mean the last time that there was
an alignment that was over a thousand years ago,
and then, the last time it happened with an eclipse that was
like several million years ago, I mean we're talking
like a once in several millennia event.
- Shit.
- Shit.
- You brought the telescope.
- It was a birthday present. I've had it for years.
I, I, I've never used it.
I'm an idiot.
- I believe it.
- An idiot who needs a new drink.
- Okay.
- Um, does anyone else want...
- You got it.
- Yeah.
- Um,
not really any musician.
- Okay,
- As of late, it's been more actually influencers.
- Uhm, got it.
- Hi, you must be Lydia.
- I am, and you are?
- Ryan.
- So you're Ryan. I've heard so much about you.
- Well. Sorry, it couldn't have been that interesting.
- You're so funny.
- We gotta get up on the roof.
Le... Let's go.
You say the spiders...
- Why don't you hold me like that?
- All right, real cute. We gotta get up to the roof,
the eclipse is gonna be at it's peak
in about like a minute or so.
Let's fucking go. - Okay does everyone have everything?
- I've got my phone. Yeah, okay let's go watch the magic.
Come on! - Let's go, let's go, let's go, come on.
- Shit!
- What?
- I forgot my keys.
What! - Mic! - Hey!
- The hell?
- Don't look at the moon.
Yeah, okay. - Right.
- Babe, do you, do you know what's going on?
- Do not look at the moon.
- Hey Charlie it's lovely outside you should look at the moon.
- This-this is this is fucking stupid.
- Why, why am I even entertaining this?
- I don't, um, -
- Um, okay. So, that's east, and that's west,
and that would put them in somewhere over there.
- The alert just said not to look at the moon.
So maybe we don't try to look at it.
- He's not trying to look at it, he's trying to look outside
without seeing the moon right?
Yeah. - This is obviously some kind of prank.
- No. I've never seen a prank like this.
- Yeah, no me either.
- Wait look at the moon, look at the moon, look at the moon,
look at the moon. Wait, guys, these are all exactly the same.
What? - Like exactly. - Woah!
- Yeah, same here. We've got, look at the moon, look at the
moon look... It's practically word for word
- Okay. Yeah.
- Do you see anything?
What the actual fuck. - The moon.
- Yeah, they're trying to look at the moon.
Call cannot be dialled... - I don't
Please check the number and try again.
- What? My God.
That makes everyone insane
- Hi.
- My God. Mom.
- Sweety
- Are you and dad okay?
- Go outside.
Go look.
- What?
- It's
- Mom?
- So long.
- Mom?
- We didn't know. God's eye
Look at it. Look at it.
- Look at it.
Look at it
- What you got there?
- Are disturbingly clear in only one aspect.
This phenomenon is widespread.
Already death tolls from car and plane crashes are
rising and emergency services in many areas are strained
to their limits. Reports and video surveillance which we
will now show you are coming in from all over the north
and south American continents. Experts are baffled as to
the cause of the widespread anomalous event, and urge
everyone to stay inside and away from windows.
We take you now to our correspondent on the street,
Erica Stevens. Erica can you hear us?
Erica can you hear us?
- Are you alright?
- It's everything.
- Thank you. There will, there will be more on this story
as it develops.
- This is bad.
- It's the whole continent. Anywhere where it's already dark.
- Okay, so we stay here. All of us.
We'll wait it out until sunrise. In the meantime there's
drinks in the fridge, I don't know about you guys but I
know I needed it.
- Are you sure we can wait this out?
- Dawn's in like what? Eight hours?
We can, we can do that.
- It's better than the alternative.
- Uhm, Mic did you leave the door to the roof open?
- Yeah. Why?
- Didn't you invite the neighbors?
- The building next to us is the same height and then the one
after that anyone up there has already seen the moon.
- I don't know about you guys but I think we should
keep them out.
- Keep them out?
- Yes.
- We don't know they're dangerous or anything.
We shouldn't just lock people up on the roof.
- You're right we don't know that they are dangerous
but I do know that I am unwilling to find out.
Mic, Val this is your apartment.
- No we should close that door.
- They're just people.
- Nothing is just anything right now.
So, Mic can you go with Luke and close that door?
- Yeah.
- Uhm, Ryan?
- Yeah.
- Can you make me a whiskey coke?
- Yeah I got you.
- Thanks.
- Okay
- It's beautiful,
- We have to fucking go.
- Mic
Mic?
Mic.
[door creaking
Mic.
Get the door. - Fuck you.
- Get the fucking door.
- What the...
- Help me, help me, help me, help me.
- What happened?
- What?
- Come on.
- Answer me dude.
- My God -
- Please, please.
- Fuck you.
- What the fuck!
- Fuck up... the actual fuck.
- How?
- I can't. I don't, I
- Make it stop. Please make it stop.
- If I knew, how I would.
- How's your arm?
- It's practically numb.
- Is that good?
- We'll go with that.
- What does it say?
- It's everywhere.
- We need some... water.
- Guy-guys, what do-
what do we do?
I... I, I don't, I don't know.
I guess...
we just do what we can do right now, which is we
we stay inside...
we wait till this... blues over.
We just hope that it's over when the sun comes up, so...
- At least she's gone quiet... f-for now.
- What do we do about her?
- Like...
What do you mean? Um... - If she's gonna... No.
We-we could throw her outside.
- No, what?
What? - No!
No-w-we're not throwing her out there with them.
- Like you guys were saying earlier, you don't want those people
getting into the apartment, so we should put her
out there with the rest of them, okay.
- No! This is not happening.
- Why not? And-she's one of them now.
- 'Cause we know her, that's...
that's Mike we're talking about.
And? - And?
- So... what? I mea-it's totally fine to
exclude all those people outside, but not Mike?
Yes! - Yes!
Come on, Charlie. - No. - You too?
- Because it's different.
- She?
Out of his arm I didn't look at him.
- I understand that, but it's not,
it's not that easy, it's not easy.
- How so?
- Because, be...
It's-it's... Mike.
- Bullshit.
She is dangerous.
- Don't talk about her like that.
- Or what?
She's gonna hear me?
- What the fuck are you talking about.
Goddamn hypocrite! - Hey, hey, woah, woah, woah, woah.
- Luke...
can I use your notebook?
- Yeah, sure.
- Thanks again for the backup.
- Well, I'm not gonna back you up when
you're spouting craziness.
- Ho, so now I'm crazy?
- No, no, no, no. You were-you are not crazy.
But what you were saying that was crazy.
- Cool.
Babe... - What?
- Don't be like that, come on.
- Like what? Crazy?
- No.
- I'm not someone that you can just push around.
- Well, I'm not pushing you around.
- Well, you're certainly not helping me.
- Hi?
Okay. - Okay.
- Like I-I'm in a stranger's house.
I don't know anybody here. - Yeah.
- And the world... the world, turned upside down
like... and I'm freaking out.
- It'd be nice, if my fucking girlfriend
would back me up.
I- It would certainly help me not feel
so fucking alone.
- No. I-
- Hey, hey, is she okay?
- I don't know, she's in... some catatonic state?
- What?
- Look...
I know things are...
pretty fucked up right now.
We just have to...
wait until sunrise.
- Do you really think this will go away...
when the sun comes up?
- I don't know.
All I can do is hope.
- I know that but...
what if this doesn't go away?
Like do you need to... No, don't touch me right now.
- What if Mike... what if she doesn't come back?
What if she's what I've become?
I was gonna propose to her...
on our anniversary.
I even got the ring and everything.
- Where did you hide it?
- Bottom drawer.
- It's beautiful.
- You okay?
- No.
No, no, no. I'm pretty-I'm pretty
fucking far from okay.
- just...
you know how sometimes you have to...
test the obvious thing?
- Yeah.
Thank you.
Of course. - Yeah.
- So... what are you writing?
- Uhm, you know taking notes,
trying to figure this thing out.
Yeah. - What I do best.
- Yeah.
- What are you... Hold on, hold on.
- May I?
- Sure.
- Here.
Now, whenever happens...
at least, you always have this with you.
- Well...
- What?
- They're-they're just staring at the apartment.
- Yeah.
- It's all right, it's all right
- Okay, okay.
Shit! Help me! Now!
- Get her on her side, get her on, her side
- Okay, okay, okay,. Here, here, here, here, here.
- What happened?
- I don't know, I don't know, she was looking like in my eyes
and then this happened I don't know, I don't know.
Just
What is happening?
- Help me get
Help me too. - Let me get her up,
help me get her.
- What happened?
What happened?
- I got you, I got you.
You're fine. - It's okay.
It's okay.
- Don't fucking touch me!
- Woah, hey!
- What, what the fuck! What?
What's wrong?
- You fucking know what's wrong.
- What the fuck?
Fuck!
- You okay?
- That was
- Fuck was that?
- Have you ever seen anything like that before?
- I only saw somebody convulsing.
Can somebody tell me, what the fuck was going on?
- the only thing that we saw or fucking clocked was
the fact that their eyes were linked together.
- And why did, why did?
You know, when you know what's wrong we go fucking di-, like...
- I know.
As far as I don't have the good idea.
- It's everyday.
- What?
- My mom said same thing.
- Hey.
Hey, I can't help you if you don't tell me what happened
in there, so can you just, can you talk to me for a second.
- You fucking liar.
- Excuse me.
- You and Ryan.
- What about Ryan?
- Don't worry babe, he's just my best
friend bullshit, but he's not just your best friend is he?
Well I mean, no, - I don't care.
- Whoa! Hey, Lydia, what does
who I fucked before I even knew you have to do with you?
Honey, what... - I should have known better.
- Shut the fuck up!
- No, no. Do not talk to him like that.
- Okay. I see ya.
- What the fuck?
- Val, I have a, I have a question.
- What?
- Does... did Mike know?
- What do you mean? What do you mean?
- Probably not, then?
- What, what are you talking about?
- You don't know either?
Val cheated on Mike.
- What?
- I don't know what she's talking about.
- Nobody likes a liar.
Should I say who it was with or are you gonna do it?
- Yeah, don't.
- No.
No, no. Come on, really?
After everything Mike has been
through, you're gonna do that? Are you serious?
How do you know this?
Who told you this?
- That's enough.
- We haven't even started with you.
- We don't have time for this.
- Look, Michael said something.
Val, did Luke ever tell you about church?
- Go ahead and tell her what happened.
- He died two years ago.
- How the h-, how do you know that about my cat?
- How her look.
Do it before I do.
- Um...
Church didn't die from a feline stroke.
He was poisoned.
- Who?
Mike?
- No, no, no, no.
Don't you fucking dare.
Fuck!
- Okay., listen.
- Okay.
You can just...
- Okay.
- Yeah, just...
- I've gotta stop meeting like this.
- Listen.
- Why?
- I didn't know that it was on purpose.
- Bullshit.
- Not at first.
Mike came into my office in a panic.
She had Church in his carrier. He was
lethargic, trouble breathing, could barely stand. It was bad.
I did everything that I could.
But it was too late and then you asked for an autopsy and
the report came back and there were poinsettias in his system.
A lot of poinsettias.
You and Mike had been dating for just a little over a
year at that point. I, there was nothing pointing to it
being malicious, so I made the executive decision.
I put on the report that it was a feline stroke.
- Well, if you didn't think that it was malicious then why
didn't you tell me the truth?
- Because I've seen what
this sort of thing can do to a relationship, Val.
I didn't want you to blame her for something that
she didn't do, but a year later she told me.
We were out, she was pretty far gone. She looked me in
the eye, and said that she was so grateful that I
covered for her with Church, and I didn't get it.
And so she clarified, she said that she had always hated
that cat, and you wouldn't get rid of it, and that,
and that maybe now you could get a dog.
But by that point, I had already made my bed.
If I had told you a year after the fact that I had lied
about Church's death, I was afraid you would never
forgive me.
I just...
- What?
- How did she know?
- I was just thinking the same thing.
- Um...
Hey.
- What?
- I know that you're mad at me,
and, and you have every right to be but I think
I figured something out and I think you should know about it.
- Well...
- Um...
I don't think that here is the best place to talk about this.
- Why?
- So what did you figure out?
- Okay so,
when this whole thing started,
we all got texts and they said the exact same thing, verbatim.
And then Fel's mom, right? On the phone, she
said go look at the moon because it's everything
and then Mike said the same thing after she had looked
at the moon. The people outside that you and I were
looking at Charlie, that was the same time that Lydia
was in here with Mike. Look, I don't have a lot to go on,
but I think that whatever this thing is,
I think, it's like, um, like some kind of hive mind.
- Hive mind?
- Yeah.
Yeah, and I think that Lydia
tapped into it when she was sitting here with Mike.
- That's why she knew all that stuff.
- Exactly.
- So...
So what would happen if we didn't get to her time?
- I, I don't, I don't know.
- You know what? Like...
Because none of this even makes any sense, that none of
this should even be possible, right?
- I don't think we're in a very good position
right now to say what is and isn't possible.
- Just...
It's everything.
- I haven't been able to figure that one out yet.
But I, I will.
- Consume.
Together.
- Feed.
- Consumed.
The hungry one.
We feed.
- Mike?
Mike, what are you looking at?
- Climb.
- Climb?
- Did she just answer?
- The fire escape!
- Diego, run!
- What are we gonna do?
- Get another chair.
- What happened?
- We...
We're not gonna make it out of here. - No, don't, don't talk
like that.
- No, you saw what happened to Mike and Val.
There's 50 more out there on the street.
Who knows how many more across the city. I mean, fuck, the
continent. Like, what if we're the only ones left?
- What?
Do you want a red bull?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, me too.
- How're you holding up?
- I feel like I'm on fire.
- Same.
- I don't kill people.
- What?
- I don't kill people.
I don't even like to put
dogs down when they're sick, but they wouldn't let go.
They grabbed Val and they pulled her out the window, and
they wouldn't let go, and then they attacked you guys.
And I couldn't make them stop, and, and I had to do
something. - Hey, hey.
Dude, dude, hey.
I know.
Thank you.
- Is that gone?
- Not good.
- Has it?
- It's everything.
- The hungry one. Consume, will be consumed, it doesn't,
it doesn't make sense.
I mean, every time they attack, they bite.
- They don't just bite.
They eat.
- What if it's like um, like vestigial mouths
just eating everything.
I don't know, I could be wrong.
I really hope I'm wrong.
- Fuck!
Before they attacked, before they attacked, um,
Mike started looking at the ceiling, right?
- Right.
- And Charlie asked her what she was looking at.
- Yeah.
- She responded. Well at, at least, it, it looked like she
responded. She said, "Climb."
- Okay.
- Mike?
Mike, are you in there?
Mike?
Help us please.
What is everything?
Can you hear me?
- Always here.
Listening, watching...
- Does it hurt?
- What?
- Does it hurt to be a killer?
- How many are there?
- Too many.
- At least for the two puppies, the two outside.
So young.
You've got their blood... - In your mouth.
- Shut up, both of you.
- You're trembling.
- Like a scared child.
- Don't be afraid, he's here.
- Good luck.
- Hey, Luke got them to answer.
- So much fear.
- Holy shit.
- Be not afraid.
- He has come.
We will all be... - Together...
- Inside.
- Who, who is coming?
- I'll stop.
- The hungry one.
- The creator.
All of us... - Will be consumed.
All of us... - Will consume.
All of us... - Will be consumed.
All of us... - Will consume.
- All of us, all of us, all of us...
All of us, all of us, all of us, all of us, all of us...
- No, I'm not fucking dealing with this.
- So what? What are you doing?
- Being helpful.
No. I don't think you should do that.
- over here, over here.
Fuck! Okay, okay.
Give me your hand, just feel my heart. - Fuck!
Shit! Fuck!
- All right. Okay, okay.
- Catch her. Catch her.
- Ryan take. I need it.
- Okay, okay, okay. Um...
Okay, the living room.
Get the, get the body.
You got it?
- I got it, I got it, I got it.
- Fuck!
- It's okay, okay, let's go.
- Hold it, hold it.
No. - It's okay.
It's okay.
- Make her drink this, okay?
It's gonna
- drink it, please.
- It's happening. Do I look like I have all the answers?
I swear I fucking don't!
What the fuck is happening out there?
Answer me!
- Yours. Slow. Alone.
- Cries fall.
- Deaf ears.
- Like Benny.
- What did you just say?
- Poor Benny.
- He died...
- Whimpering. Alone.
- You too.
- Who's Benny?
Um...
My brother.
- You have a brother?
- I did.
He got kidnapped, when I was a kid, they never found him.
- Fuck. I'm sorry.
- It's okay, you, you couldn't know. I don't
really talk about it.
- What happened?
- My parents thought that maybe he
would still turn up.
They thought that till the day they died.
I didn't though, I always... I knew.
- I mean, they could be, they could be lying.
- I don't think so.
I need to sit down.
- Hey, hang on - What?
- I understand that this is a lot to
- I know please, please, you gotta breathe for me, okay?
- I'm so sorry God, I'm so sorry, just
I'm right here, I'm right here.
I'm right here. It's okay.
My God, I'm so sorry.
I'm sor-. I know, I know. I'm so sorry.
My God, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry
Okay, babe, you gotta breathe, okay?
Okay?
Breathe...
Good. Go-go-good...
Go-go-good. You're doing good. You're doing good.
I'm right here, okay? I'm so sorry.
You're not alone. I'm right here with you.
I need you to trust me, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay.
Relax. Relax. Breathe, baby, breathe.
Trust me. Just trust me.
Good. Go-go-good.
Alright, close your eyes. Okay?
I'm right here to rest.
Just
- Okay, I'm right here.
Baby, I'm right here.
Right here.
I'm right here with you.
- Breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe.
Breathe...
- Hey.
What happened?
- I don't know.
- Maybe you shouldn't get up.
- listen to me.
- I'll be fine. Don't tell me what to do, Ryan.
- You do not look good.
- Well, yeah, fuck me then!
Maybe you should... go back to talking
to your... your "best friends".
I'll be fine over here.
- We've talked about this, come on.
- No, bullshit.
I should've... known better.
- Look, I-I don't even know what you're talking about.
- Lydia, please... do not.
- Fuck you!
- Hey, okay, you need to stop.
Hey, fuck you too, Ryan! - Hey, hey.
- I'll be damned before I let you tell me to do anything.
I just...
I just...
I wish...
I wish the room...
would stop spi-
- I told you that.
- Alright, put it down. Put it down. Keep it elevated.
- Is she gonna be okay?
- I, I'm doing the best that I can.
Shock is a bitch.
And now, all we have to do is...
we can monitor her.
- What time is it?
It's, 3:30.
Just...
just couple more hours.
- What if the sun doesn't come up?
- Fuck!
Motherfucker.
- God.
- Okay.
- Uhm...
- Okay... this is too much, man. This is too much.
I can't take this. I can't keep doing this.
- I know.
We just gotta stick it out, okay?
- My God.
- Uhm, we gotta, we gotta ge-
get something to... to defend ourselves.
We, we might have to go out there.
- Okay...
okay.
- Fuck.
Fuck!
- This is not right, this is not right.
Its just saying to go outside and look at the fucking moon.
- What are you?
- รsda!
- รsda? Wha-what is รsda?
- Ezekiel understood.
- The Kemetists too, in their own way.
- Ke-what?
- The Egyptians. Kemetists.
It's what their religion was called.
- Uhm, Ezekiel was a prophet from the Bible.
Um, he saw an angel,
the wheel was in the wheel. Lots of eyes.
- Eyes? Eyes, eyes, so, so the Egyptians, they had not only
one but they had two gods that were both incredibly
important they were both depicted... by eyes.
And so, you had Ra, and you had Horus.
And so, Ra he was the God of the Sun
and he was, he was the creator but
then you also had Horus, and he was the God of Kinship,
and the sky, right?
Okay. - Okay.
So, I mean they both have their own
hieroglyphs, but they both were typically
depicted with eyes.
So, Ra he was in...
he was the God of the Right Eye, but then Horus,
he was the God of the Left Eye.
- And...
I do-do, I don't know if this helps...
Horus, he's often associated with the moon.
- Wait, we, we got the Egyptians?
- Right.
- We got Ezekiel.
- Yeah. Yeah.
- And we're pretty sure about this eye thing?
- I mean we're, we're as sure as we can be right now, yeah.
- Yeah, right. Okay, so, then if we're sure
about that, then, that means that, there are
two different faiths, from different areas of the world
with depictions of cosmic, beings with incredible power and
importance as an eye in the sky-
- Okay, but I don't want to see-
- Yeah, and, and if these two are connected to the hive
mind that's relating to whatever the fuck is going on
with the moon, and they both mention those things...
- Then not only gives credence to both of those
faiths, but that also means, that this thing is...
could be...
A god.
- But that's...
that is impossible.
- Clever.
- To what end?
- You search. Frantic.
- Like a wounded animal.
- He tastes your pain.
- Your fear.
- Became us!
- All of us!
- To be consumed.
- Like cattle.
- For eternity.
- He waits.
- Hungry.
- He comes.
- He is risen.
- We will be one.
In him. - In him.
- Do we tell Luke?
- I mean we don't know that we're right.
- So...?
- So, if we tell him and were wrong then that's...
cruel.
Right?
- But what if we are right?
- Then does it matter?
- um...
I...
Um... - Hey.
- Hey. How is she, how is she doing?
- Um...
as good as can be expected.
How are you holding up?
- As good as can be expected, Doc.
Uhm...
Hey, I'm really sorry that she pulled a bottle on you.
That wasn't... - No. It's fine.
- No, it's, it's not, it's like, it's really
fucking far from the fine. - She was in shock.
She didn't hurt anyone. It already happened.
There's nothing we can do about it...
so it has to be fine.
And it is.
- Thanks.
- Uhm...
No?
No, not, not at all.
- And?
- We don't know that they were telling the truth...
The kitchen is like...
30 feet from the bedroom?
Yeah. - Damn right.
- Still... we don't know they're not full of it.
- Then how did they know about my brother?
- You know what, um, we should, we should,
just go sit inside for a minute it's...
sunrise is coming in about an hour or so.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- Finally. Finally.
Should we go watch it from the window?
- Nah. I can't get up.
- We should, we should call an ambulance
when the sun comes up.
- No.
They're gonna be too swamped.
A cab-cab would be much quicker.
God, I can't wait to go home.
I wanna shower.
And to sleep.
- My God, sleep sounds so good right now.
- Uhm...
guys.
- We were right.
- What are they doing to each other?
- I love you.
- No, no, no.
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