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Three weeks ago,
a dome crashed on Chester's Mill,

cutting us off
from the rest of the world.

The dome has tested our limits,

pitting us against one another.

Chester's Mill sentences Dale Barbara
to death.

And forcing each of us
to confront our own personal demons:

Rage.

I need to know that you will stand
with me against that!

Grief.

Who could do this to her?

I promise you,
we're gonna catch whoever did this.

- Fear.
- We're trapped.

- We'll run out of water.
- Hey, hey, come on.

He killed Angie McAlister.

Shame.

I thought
it would bring the dome down.

I would do anything to take it back.

But we've also found love
under the dome.

And we have battled
to keep our town together.

The dome was supposed
to protect us.

No, it's up to us
to protect each other.

Now we may finally have found
a way out.

We're outside the dome.

We hope it takes us home.

But what if it takes us
to an alternate reality?

Whatever's going down
in Chester's Mill,

here's proof that it ain't real.

These places, these people,
something is wrong here.

- What do you say, Red?
- Do it.

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We walked into the white light,

and we just kept going.

And the dome was gone.

And we were free.

The outside world,
somehow it seemed more...

More beautiful.

You know, more vibrant.

Where was I?

You were dead.

What did you do after I died?

Julia.

I wanna know
what it was like for you.

There was a funeral.

And I met your parents.

Only thing I could do was
to get as far away

from Chester's Mill as possible.

Where'd you go?

Abuja.

Kabul. Ran rescue missions.

And I dreamt about you.

Every night.

It's okay.

I met a woman.

Oh.

She doesn't matter.

None of it was real.

What happened to your neck?

Your father came back.

He brought the egg.

- My father did that?
- No.

Don's dead.

- How?
- I think Melanie killed him.

How could you even say that?

Because she tried to kill me too.

Found this in an emergency kit.

You should eat something.

- Come on home.
- That's your home, not mine.

Of course it's yours.

I don't know how I'm back here.

You were in some kind
of a cocoon and...

- You never went anywhere.
- I did. I moved on, I got rid of you.

This time has to be different, Dad.

I want to forgive you.

- For what?
- All of it.

Locking me up in that bomb shelter.

Alone, in the dark.

Leaving me up in that tree,

forcing me to go get the belt.

Ungh! I saved you.
You should be thanking me.

You were a weak little kid.
I just tried to make you strong--

- I was stronger without you.
- Where?

In your little make-believe
cocoon world?

You're still weak.

You're pathetic and afraid.

You can punch that dome
as many times as you need to, Junior.

You're back under it.

Three weeks.

That's how long you and I were
in those cocoons.

Oh, my God.

I know.

Christine.

The last thing I remember
was us finding that egg.

And then I was in an alternate reality
for like a year.

In love with Dale, carrying his child.

And now we've hatched
and we're under a dome?

None of this makes sense.

We're anthropologists.

But in that world,
I was an aid worker.

You were a therapist.
Why were we different?

I can't tell you that,
but I think it's a good thing.

If this town knew who we really are,
that we were here to find that egg,

we'd have a lot more to answer for.

All those hunts Hektor sent us on.

Do you think Aktaion knew what
would happen when we found one?

Tomorrow we'll go to that town hall
meeting, find out what we can.

No. I...

I can't see Dale with her.

We have to go.
People saw us in those caves.

If we don't show up,
they'll come looking.

Is it possible I'm pregnant?

I don't think so, hon.

It felt so real.

It still does.

You have always talked
about wanting kids.

It'll happen.

I guess the best way of explaining it
is that we were in a simulated reality.

Like The Matrix.

Wanna hear something weird?

More weird
than we were in a matrix?

I don't need my glasses anymore.
I can see without them.

Maybe the goo that was all over us
fixed your eyes.

Well, yay, you can see,

but we're still trapped
inside this hell bubble.

Want my sweater?

Yeah.

What are you even doing here?

Uh, I don't have a house to go to.

Can we please go to sleep?

Yesterday, we were together.

But in the matrix,
you moved on without me.

So, what are we now?

I don't know.

It feels like a year has passed.

And I feel different.

They're dead.

All of them.

Their cycle came to an end.

And unlike you,
they won't be brought back to life.

You had a job.

Lead the people to be cocooned,

so that the egg could infuse them
with the life force.

I tried.

I did.

I'm so sorry.

Why were we chosen to do this?

You and I made first contact
with the egg.

When we touched it,

we gained a complete understanding
of the dome's agenda:

survive and propagate.

But I touched the egg first.

Twenty-five years ago.

It should have been me
inside the queen cocoon, not you.

But you died during the download.

Three weeks ago, I came along.

From inside my cocoon, I could see

that this town was on the brink
of destroying itself.

What is that stuff?

Oxytocin. It's a mood regulator.

It, plus the alternate reality,

was essential to shape these humans
into a functioning collective,

so that we could gain a foothold.

Except the transfer of the life force
was interrupted.

- Because Big Jim destroyed the egg.
- Because you didn't protect it.

Everyone who was cocooned has
a role to play.

We need to finish
what we started, quickly.

Well, I can't go up there.

I'm surprised Julia hasn't come looking
for me already.

I'll assess the townspeople

and determine how much work
is left to do.

You handle Julia.
If she shows up, kill her.

- Hey. How are you?
- Big Jim.

- Hey there.
- How are you guys?

- Let's get this meeting started.
- Abby. Water?

It's clean, from my well.

It's good to see you all.

Safe.

Right back here in Chester's Mill.

You think
we're gonna listen to you, Jim?

You ran this town into the ground.

No, Roger, I didn't.

I risked everything to set you free
from those cocoons.

Because I love this town.

And I'd do anything for it.

I'll get you back on your feet.

But first things first,
we need answers.

For you, for all of you, for my son.

The person who has those answers
is Melanie Cross.

And I won't stop
until we find that girl.

They're starting a witch hunt
for Melanie.

- They'll kill her before we get answers.
- She knows what's going on,

and I'm gonna find out what it is.

Forget Melanie. You're
the biggest threat this town's ever seen.

- Hey.
- Barbie!

- I saved everyone in there!
- Barbie!

- Enough!
- Dale!

Who are you?

Answer the question.

Who are you?

Ah. I'm Christine Price
and this is my friend, Eva.

Excuse me, I need some air.

And you all know each other?

Yeah, we do.

Eva and I were in the alternate reality,
as strange as it sounds.

Sounds pretty strange.

Everyone in the cocoons was
from Chester's Mill,

but you're not.

No, no. We...

We were here on vacation.

We went for a hike in the woods
and wandered off the trail and...

- And then what?
- Stepped into some kind of sinkhole

and emerged
from those cocoons yesterday.

Along with everybody else.

When did you go on this hike?

Three weeks ago.

That's some story.

I'm a therapist.

I helped this town recover
from a trauma in the cocoons.

It seems as if people could use
that same kind of help now.

Shall we?

- You're staying out here.
- Or what?

Or we tell them everything.

Rebecca, Andrea.

You shot Junior.

- How you came after me.
- After all I did for you in those caves?

That doesn't undo everything else.

Chester's Mill is still better off
without you.

Oh, is it?

Cocoons, alternate reality.

Well, looks like
everyone's shaken up.

Except for Christine Price.

In the cocoons,
we were with our families

and now we are stuck here again
because of you, because of Melanie.

- You gonna do something about it?
- Look, I promise you, I'll find Melanie.

All right? I'll get us all the answers
that we need.

What do we do?

I lost my home too.

If you have a house,
open your doors.

Let's share what we have.

The last time I stood in front of you,

I urged you to find strength
in community.

We all have something to contribute.

There's gotta be wildlife out there.
Joe, you can build traps.

Or I could help find Melanie.

No, Christine's right,
we need to eat.

- I'll handle Melanie.
- Isn't there food at Andrea's house?

Yeah, in the root cellar.
Someone can take my car.

- I'll go.
- I'll go with you.

I'll set up an office in this building.

If anybody needs support,
come find me.

Sam.

There's a lot
of overwhelmed people here.

Do you think you could start
a support group?

Why would I do that?

Your AA experience in the prison,
you could apply it here.

People in this town see me
as a murderer, not a counselor.

Just think about it.

And do you think
you could find your nephew?

I didn't see him here.

She called you Dale.

Julia, I said
I don't wanna talk about it.

The woman you had a relationship with
is suddenly here in the flesh.

Of course I have questions.
Don't you?

Yeah, I do.

About things that really happened.

I was in a cocoon.

My father's dead.
You were nearly killed

and Melanie can answer for it all.
We need to find her.

So please, can we do that?

He's right. "You're weak, you're weak.
You're pathetic."

Just-- Just do something right
for once in your life.

No!

Go away, Sam. Leave me alone.

- Go away.
- Hey.

What's so bad
that you gotta end it all?

Come on, tell me.

The life we had in the cocoons?

I saw the world.

I knew what it was like
to be my own man,

to be free from my father.

And I can't be back
under this dome with him again.

I'd rather be dead.

Congratulations, kid.

For what?

Hitting bottom.

You gotta get here
before you're ready to change.

Whatever you found
in that other life can help you here.

Give me the gun.

Ha-ha.
- It works.

There's more supplies
in Andrea's garage.

I'll get them and set up traps
around the property.

Do you wanna help me?

It's been a while since we've wandered
around those woods.

We're not here for nature.
We're here to get food.

And then we have to take it back
and set it up for everyone.

First you volunteer to schlep cans,

now you're throwing a dinner party
for a town you hate?

Well, we're all in it together.

Root cellar's out back.

Come on, Zeta.
Let's grab us some cans of corn.

- We'll meet you back at the car.
- Hey.

How does he know
what sorority you joined?

I saw him when we were back
at the memorial.

I must've told him.

You're really gonna counsel people?

Until someone else steps in.

I've got a PhD
in biological anthropology.

I know enough to coach people
through a crisis.

Do we really need to lie
about who we are?

We need to keep their trust.

We're trapped here.
The most important thing is survival.

When did you become
so calculating?

Please.

Remember when we found
that meteorite in North Dakota?

Who negotiated our exit
with that wolf?

Heh. We've been through so much
together. We'll get through this.

- But first, we've got work to do.
- What's that?

Well, I'll stay here
and try to calm people down.

You go find the one thing
that could expose us.

I-- I don't even know where to start.

We have found the remains
of ancient civilizations.

I'm sure you can handle this.

She's not here.

That's where you were.

And that's where I saw
Melanie put the egg.

Right before she tried to kill me.

But you saved her,

protected her.

Yeah. And then she turned on me.

You can't deny what she led you into.

Everyone in these cocoons
was connected.

You and Eva were together
for a reason.

Oh, here we go.
Now we're back on this again.

We are. Barbie, I saw
the way you looked at her.

You were together
for what felt like a year.

That is so much longer
than we've been together,

so I understand
if you still have feelings.

You were not
in one of these things, Julia.

You can't possibly understand
any of this.

I'm trying, but you won't talk to me.

You're different somehow.

Did you love her?

I'm gonna keep looking for Melanie.

The tunnel branches off
about 30 paces down.

I'll be fine.

Git.

Git.

It's better than nothing.

Not by a lot.

Well, maybe we can find a stockpile
of Girl Scout Cookies

somewhere in here.

Ugh.

NYC punk?

I didn't know Andrea,
but she had serious taste in music.

It was probably her kids'.

Unless, you know,
she also played lacrosse.

Hey, look.

Before there was Katniss,
there was me at summer camp.

No TV, no boys,
just singing and swimming and sports.

Camp sounds a lot like a sorority
with less beer pong.

Hey.

What's wrong?

I want it back.

That life.

I was a part of something
and it felt good.

You know,

there is a way
we can feel good right here.

Under this dome.

You're an idiot. Heh-heh.

- You wanna dance, so come on.
- No.

Just a little head bob, you know?

All right. Well, you're welcome.

Let's keep hunting for grub.
The town's counting on us.

"Support group next door."

You're all hereto see Christine?

She offered to help, we need it.

Christine was my counselor
while I was in prison.

I learned a lot from her.

This morning she asked me
if I would lead a support group.

- You?
- Yeah.

I'm not staying.

I can't just tell a bunch of strangers
all my problems.

I don't think you should be alone
right now.

You have my gun,
you can't babysit me forever.

I was giving her a bath.

We were singing a song
when it all ended.

And I can't lose her again.

Can you survive one hour
without your child?

Abby?

That's where you start.

I'll be here any hour you need it.

For all of you.

Hey, Junior.

Get rid of those signs.

Excuse me, there's some people
in there waiting for you.

Oh, shoot.

I was out looking for food.

It's good to see you again, James.

We never really met.

How you doing?

I'm okay.

Now, how about the truth?

Uh, the truth?

I don't know
how I'm gonna survive here.

In that other world, I killed my father.
I was ready to burn down his house.

That was the life that I wanted,
to be free from him.

But I'm here.

You were about to make
a breakthrough.

If you really wanna be
who you were,

finish what you started.

Drop the match.

We are what we do.

We are what we do.

Julia.

Everything started here.

Are you okay?

What happened?

I found Ben's body.

His neck was bruised,
just like yours.

He said he saw Melanie
in the alternate reality.

He didn't die from an asthma attack.

He died because she killed him here.

I'm sorry I left you alone.

I think all of this was way more real
than I wanted to admit.

Including Eva.

Tell me.

I mourned you, Julia.

Time passed...

...and I fell in love with her.

And that, with her...

...that feels like yesterday.

Andrea.

Stop.

Hey, Davy Crockett.

Why'd you shut the party down?

Party? This is a crime scene.

What the hell did you do
with Andrea?

She was like that when we got here.
We covered her and moved her.

You put her outside? Like trash.

Ever smelled a dead body?

I've known her my whole life.

Even if you guys didn't,
she was a human being.

Joe, she would want us to eat.
What's the big deal about us

listening to music
while we search for food?

You're right.

All right.

Let's see what old Thelma and Louise
are up to.

And we're rolling.

According to the dark flight
calculations of the meteoroid

and magnetometer readings,

we believe
we have located the target

here in Chester's Mill.

Therapist, my ass.

Is it intact?

It's perfect.

There's a faint dusting of quartz,
possibly amethyst.

There appears to be some kind
of energy reserve.

Christine,
I think you should put it down.

Drop it

Drop it! Christine!

Junior!

What the hell have you done?

I'm just doing what I have to do
in order to move on.

What?

Christine was right,
I needed to finish what I started.

Christine?
Let me tell you something.

She's not who you think she is.

Those cocoons?
I think she's responsible.

I should thank her.

I've never been happier.

This makes you happy?

I don't feel it.

It's gone.

What's gone?

You.

You don't exist.

You're not my father anymore.

Shh. It's okay. It's okay.

I'm not like them.

I'm like you. Trapped.

Go find your friends.

Nice shot.

Why'd you kill it?

It's what the town needs, Joe.

- Your leg okay?
- I'm good.

Looks like it's just the two of us.

Julia!

Melanie. Stop.

I'm sorry, Julia.
This needs to happen.

I should've just cocooned you,
like the others.

Things would have been
so much better.

Are you okay?

- What happened?
- I was out looking for food

and I saw this girl.

She was strangling Julia, and...

Oh, my God, what have I done?

You saved my life.

Guess this is as good a place as any.

Place where he died.

And where Melanie came back to life.

And now we'll never know
why she did that to us.

I just need a little time alone.

Of course.

I love you, Julia.

We're gonna get through this, okay?

I love you too.

I'll be back in an hour.

- I'll see you back at the motel.
- Yeah.

Overkill for a fishing trip.

I'm getting out of here.

You're leaving town?

You know what happened
inside the cocoon?

That fuzzy little caterpillar liquefies.

And when it comes out,
it's something else.

Those people, they're, uh...

They're not the same.

Of course they're not.

Think about
what they've been through.

No. I mean they're not the same.

They've changed.

Junior, he--
He burned down the house

and whistled while it blazed,
all dead behind the eyes.

He finally stood up to you.

Heh. I know my son.

That's not him.

You think your precious little Barbie's
the same?

- No way.
- Barbie and I are gonna be just fine.

But you,

you're run out of town.

You'll do whatever you need to
to rationalize that.

Listen.

I'm right about them.

Just like I was right
about everything else.

Get out of here.

Get out of my boat.

Go home.

You ever hear
of the designated survivor?

He goes off on his own

when the president and all the bigwigs
are doing the State of the Union.

Well, bud, that's you and me.

We'll be out there in Bird Island.

James was the closest.

A seed, ready to sprout,
once he shed his fear.

With the right amount of nurturing,
Sam could be next.

They came when I signaled,
without knowing why.

The life force has taken root.

Some are compelled
to serve their duties.

Some will require cultivation.

Others must be pruned away.

Weeds are stronger than they seem.

A threat to what must blossom.

But with careful tending,

this kinship will grow
into what we need it to be.

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