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[Naomi] � I�don't�even�know how�to�thank�you.

For�everything.�You�and�Eleanor made�this�night�just...

perfect.

[screaming]

Whenever�you're�ready, I'm�right�here.

[Matthew] It's�a�strange�thing�to�suddenly

find�yourself�in�hell.

I�learned�learn�two�things pretty�fast.

One,�you�come�up with�an�exit�strategy.

-And�the�second? -You�find�the�people

who�will�go into�the�darkness�with�you.

[Claire] What�happened�today�with�Daisy

means�I'm�on�the�right�track. But�I�can't�keep

fooling�around with�animal�studies.

I�need�you�to�make�me a�human�specimen

to�experiment�on.

[groaning]

[Mark] Ellie�could�be�dead�by�tomorrow.

Unless�she�gets�a�proper�meal.

What�is�it?

Maybe�it's�still�good.

[crying]�I'm�sorry.

I�will�chase�down

every�one�of�these�leads.

I�will�find�us�answers, and�I�swear�to�God,

I�will�never�stop�until we�get�our�daughter�back.

-Okay. -Okay?

Okay.

[priest] I've�heard...

thousands�of�confessions in�my�life.

Never�one�like�that.�It's,�uh...

It's�quite�a�story.

You�don't�believe�me?

Oh,�it'd�be�a�lot�easier if�I�didn't.

And�I�don't�know about�you,�but...

I�could�use�a�drink.

slow,�suspenseful�music

[door�creaks]

[bottle�clinking]

[clears�throat] Why � are � you�here?

You�cannot�receive�God's�grace.

I�know�that.

His�forgiveness�is�not�available to�you

as�long�as�you�plan to�keep�killing.

I'll�stop�killing once�my�daughter's�cured.

[priest�scoffs]

That's�not�how�God�works.

Then�fuck�God.

That�was�him,�not�me.

You�think�this�is�funny?

No,�I�do�not.

Elizabeth�spent�her�life treating�the�sick

and�praising�His�name.

Eleanor�was�a�kid,

an�innocent�child.

What�did�they�ever�do to�deserve�this?

I�am�so�very�sorry about�your�wife.

I�mean,�the�way you�described�her-

that's�love,�that's�God.

And�I�get�that�you're�angry.

-No�shit. -[chuckles]

But�it's�not�God you're�angry�at.�It's�your�wife.

What�did�you�just�say?

She�trapped�you.

Watch�your�fucking�mouth.

Or�what?

I�fear�God's�wrath,�not�yours.

Ten�years�ago, you�promised�her

you'd�never�stop until�your�daughter�was�cured.

And�for�ten�years,�you�have been�bound�to�that�promise,

and�as�far�as�I�can�tell, it's�brought�you,�your�daughter

and�everyone�who�crosses your�path�nothing�but�pain.

Why�are�you�saying�this�to�me?

Because�I'm�trying to�save�your�soul.

Your�wife�is�gone, your�old�life�is�gone.

I�get�you�want your�daughter�cured.

[sighs]

But�maybe�God�has�other�plans.

slow,�haunting�music

He's�coming�to.

slow,�ominous�music

[Matthew] Hmm.�Oh,�yeah,�he's�flying.

[monitor�beeping]

[Peter] Okay,�what�now?

[Claire] Now�we�go�in.

This�virus�moves incredibly�fast,

so�we�have�to�keep�pace.

I'm�gonna�try�and�see if�I�can�figure�out

exactly�where it�originates�in�the�brain

and�how�it�migrates.

You�should�probably�go. This�is�gonna�be�pretty�intense.

No,�I'm... I�want�to�see�this.

[inhales�and�exhales�deeply]

[saw�whirring]

Where�did�you�learn to�do�this?

This?

I've�never�done anything�like�this�before.

gentle�music

[Naomi] Eleanor?

What�are�you�doing? Is�everything�okay?

Sorry.�Um...

I�was�just�looking�at...

What's�wrong?

Isaiah�snuck�you�in�here,�huh?

[chuckles�softly] Yeah.

Oh,�you're�welcome to�be�here�anytime,

as�long�as�you�ask�me�first.

But�your�dad's�gonna�be�worried if�he�sees�that�you're�gone.

He�went�out.

Just�for�a�walk.�[chuckles]

He's�used�to�being�up�late for�work,�so...

It's�really�cool that�you�made�this�for�Isaiah.

[chuckles] Well,�I�am�glad

somebody�appreciates�it.

[chuckles]

[both�laugh]

slow,�contemplative�music

Mm.�I�was four�months�pregnant�there.

Can�you�tell?

Going�through�the�academy�with morning�sickness�is�no�joke.

Ugh.�I�threw�up�right�after we�did�the�obstacle�course.

I�was�so�embarrassed.

But�then,�this�guy�threw�up.

And�I�was�like, "What's�his�excuse?"

[both�chuckle]

Women�are�tougher�than�men.

It's�just�how�it�is.

Do�you�like�being�a�cop?

Yeah,�when�I...�when�I�feel like�I'm�helping�people.

Yeah,�but�isn't�it�dangerous?

Sometimes.

But�I�can�handle�myself.

[chuckles�softly] How'd�you�learn�how�to�do�that?

Years�of�practice.

In�fact,

I�am�teaching a�self-defense�course

tomorrow�night�at�my�gym.

Would�you�maybe�want to�come�along?

As�long�as�your�dad�says�okay.

It�starts�at�8:00, so�you'll�be�out�a�little�late.

That's�totally�fine.

[elevator�bell�dings]

Ellie?

Why�don't�you�head�inside so�me�and�your�dad�can�talk?

[door�closes]

It�appears�our�kids�decided to�stage�a�secret�sleepover.

[clicks�tongue] A�sleepover?

[chuckles] I'll�talk�to�Isaiah,

but�for�what�it's�worth, I�think�it's�harmless.

They�just�weren't�ready for�their�big�night�to�end.

Hmm.

Eleanor�said you�went�for�a�walk.

I...�went�to�church.

Last�night,�or�I�guess�tonight,

some...�memories�came�up.

I-I'm�sorry I�acted�strange�after�we-

It's�okay.�I�understand.

Uh,�uh,�maybe

I�could�make�it�up�to�you

with�dinner�tomorrow�night?

What-what�our�kids�have is�really�special,

and�I�don't�want to�get�in�the�way�of�that.

Then�let's�agree.

No�matter�what,�they�come�first.

The�thing�is,�I�invited�Eleanor

to�a�class�that�I'm�teaching tomorrow�night.

With�your�permission,�of�course.

What�time�is�your�class?

Eight�o'clock.

Then�dinner�at�5:00.

[Eleanor�laughs�softly]

slow,�ominous�music

[Peter] It's�okay.

You�did�really�good.

W-Where�am�I?

This�is�my�house.

I�mean...�it's�my�sister's�lab,

but,�um,�we�live�here.

I,�uh-

I�know.�Pretty�freaky,�right?

And�sorry�about�the�brace.

It's�for�your�safety. You're,�um-

Chris.

What?

[inhales�sharply]

My�name�is�Chris.

Oh,�okay.�Um...

I�was�just�gonna�say�that you�need�to�stay�in�the�brace

until�my�sister�is�finished.

[Chris�breathes�shakily]

C-C-Can�I�have�some...

w-water?

[inhales�sharply]

No,�you�don't�drink�water anymore.

[breath�trembling]

slow,�eerie�music

-Water? -Hmm?

Oh,�thanks.

What's�that?

A�DNA�sequencer.

How's�it�work?

I�don't�know.

My�mentor at�Stanford�won�a�Nobel,

and�he�just�called�these�things "science�machines."

-But... -[beep]

...it�can�sequence�a�genome, something�that�used

to�take�us�years�to�do, in�just�a�few�hours.

And�that�tells�you...�what?

I�like�watching�you�work.

I'm�establishing�a�baseline, and�then�I'm�going

to�apply�the�nucleic�acid�binder I've�been�working�on.

The�thing�that made�Daisy�have�her�period.

It's�possible�that�even�if�the treatment�can�reset�normal�aging

in�a�human,�it�might-

Fuck�something�else�up?

Better�him�than�Peter,�right?

slow,�ominous�music

-[footsteps�approaching] -[knocking]

[door�opens]

Hey.

Ben�is�waiting�for�me downstairs,�so�I�got�to�run,

but�we�will�have�a�conversation about�last�night.

Okay.

You�can't�sneak�Eleanor in�here�without�me�knowing.

-I�know. -You�know,�a�boy�your�age,

having�a�sleepover�with�a�girl.

I�shouldn't�have�done�it, and�I'm�probably�grounded.

I�totally�understand.

Then�why�are�you�smiling?

You're�going�on�a�date with�Mr.�Mark.

[Isaiah�chuckles]

Water's�in�the�back.

[chuckling] You-you�sure�you�got�enough?

Road�trip,�baby. Got�to�have�provisions.

You�know�we're�only�going to�Long�Island,�right?

Exactly.�Depending�on�traffic,

could�be�anywhere from�45�minutes�to�six�hours.

[Naomi�chuckles]

You�do�something�to�your�hair?

Shut�up�and�drive.

slow,�gentle�music

You�going�somewhere?

Hi.

Is�that�what�you're�wearing?

What's�wrong�with�it?

I�mean,�it's�not�very�fancy.

I�don't�like�fancy.

Well,�maybe�she�does.

You�were�spying on�us�last�night.

[Mark�clears�throat]

Come�here.

So,�okay,�yes,

I'm�taking�Isaiah's�mom, Ms.�Cole-

Naomi.

Naomi,�yes,

out�for�a�little�dinner�tonight before�your�thing.

Like�we�talked�about,

she�could�have�information that�could�help�us.

[scoffs]�Is�that�why you're�going�on�a�date�with�her?

I�don't�know if�I�could�call�it�a�date.�I-

You're�just,�like, using�her�for�information?

No.�No.

I�thought�you�liked�her.

I�do.�I...

I�do.

Dad,�it's�okay.

What?

For�you�to�be�happy.

Honey,�I'm�not�trying to�replace�Mom.

I�know,

but�Mom�would�want�you to�be�happy,�too.

slow,�suspenseful�music

Hey.

Hey.�You're�doing�a�lot on�work�on�him,�huh?

[Claire]�Well,�like�I�said, I�have�to�move�fast.

Can�we�talk�in�your�room?

Is�it�okay�to�leave�him�alone?

It's�just�gonna�take�a�minute.

I�don't�want�you spending�any�more�time�with-

Chris.�That's�his�name.

That's�what�I'm�talking�about.

You're�getting�way�too�close.

Too�close�for�what?

Claire,�you�need to�come�upstairs.

-Give�me�a�minute. -Now.

Peter,�I'm�serious.

Do�not�talk�to�him�again.

[Ben] You're�wearing�makeup?

[chuckles]�No. Will�you�give�it�a�rest�already?

I'm�telling�you, something's�different�about�you.

[whispering] You're�smiling.

-That's�what�it�is. -[whispering]�Will�you�shut�up?

Good�afternoon,�ma'am. We�are�detectives

with�the�NYPD. Do�you�mind�if�we�come�in?

What's�this�about?

To�be�clear,�you�are�not the�subject�of�an�investigation.

We're�just,�um...�trying to�get�a�little�information.

What�sort�of�information?

We're�concerned about�a�new�street�drug

that's�been�connected to�a�series�of�murders.

Murders?

Yes,�ma'am.�We�work�homicide.

The�lab�analysis�has�concluded

that�Mitigan,�the�painkiller your�father's�company�is-

I-I�know�what�it�is.

Well,�it's�a�big�part of�this�new�cocktail.

I�don't�understand. AKL's�been�bankrupt�for�years.

-It's�liquidated. -I'm�aware.

-And�my�father's�dead,�so... -The�thing�is,

one�of�the�most�recent�victims, who�we�suspect�was�a�dealer,

was�a�member�of�a�special�ops unit�stationed�in�Afghanistan

under�the�command�of�an individual�named�Matthew�Dean.

[Ben] Turns�out,

this�Matthew�Dean�ran the�security�detail�at�AKL,

and�worked�as�your�father's personal�bodyguard�for�years.

Okay,�so, let�me�get�this�straight.

You�came�all�the�way�out�here to�talk�about�some�ex-army�buddy

of�an�ex-employee of�my�deceased�father?

We�thought�you�might�have�access to�old�employment�records.

My�father�and�I�were�estranged.

You�live�in�his�house.

Well,�this�is�my�house, actually.

-He�left�it�to�you? -That's�right.

Even�though you're�estranged?

Why�exactly�are�you�here?

[chuckles�softly] Like�we�said,

your�father's�painkiller�has been�linked�to�several�murders.

My�father's�painkiller�destroyed hundreds�of�thousands�of�lives.

And�no�one�gave�a�shit about�it�for�years.

Where�the�hell�were�you�then?

Why�weren't�you�arresting Arthur�Logan�back�then?

Maybe�because�his�victims didn't�look�like�this.

slow,�eerie�music

Based�on�your�partner's reaction,�I�can�only�guess

how�many�protocols�you�just violated�showing�me�that.

That's�all�you�have�to�say?

I�don't�know�what to�tell�you,�Detective.

Um,�probably�some�lab�in�Eastern Europe�pirated�the�formula

of�my�dad's�drug and�who�knows�what

they're�cutting�it�with these�days?

So,�if�you�have any�other�questions,

you�can�contact my�family's�attorney.

We're�so�fucked.

[Chris�groaning�and�whimpering]

H-Help�me!

[Chris�cries]

[Chris�groans�loudly]

H-Help�me!

[crying]

slow,�ominous�music

[crying] Oh.�Oh.

Hey.�You�got�to�stop�doing�that.

It-it�hur...

hur-hur-hurts.

I�know,�it's...

You�just�have�to, like,�ignore�it.

I...�c-can't.

-It...�it-it-it- -Hey.�Hey.�Look.

It's�your�teeth.�Here.

Okay?�It's�all�shifting�around.

It�fucking�kills,�I�know.

But�it�goes�away.

[breathes�shakily]

You're�lucky,�you�know?

W-What?

When�this�happened�to�me, no�one�had�a�clue�what�it�was.

It�was�just,�like...

It�was�really�scary.

L-L-Look.

You�g-g-got�to�let�me�go.

Go?

Please,�man.

She's-she's�really fucking�me�up.

-No. -[groans]

Whoa,�whoa,�whoa.�Hey,�hey,�hey.

-[groans] -Lay�down.

-[cries] -Okay?

[breathing�shakily]

Claire's�brilliant.

They're�just...�just�really�big experiments,�that's�all.

P-P-Please.�I...�I�got�to�go.

Don't�talk,�okay?

[Chris�sniffles]

I�realized�I�should�have�asked whether�or�not�you�like�burgers.

That's�pretty�much�all�they�do.

Well,�diff-different... different�kinds�of�burgers?

Not�really.

[Naomi�chuckles]

Thank�you.

The�only�way

I�can�get�through�the�day...

You�okay?

-I�told�you,�burgers�are�fine. -Oh.

This�is�not�just�any�burger. [chuckles]

The�trick�is�to�eat�it over�the�fries

so�you�catch�all�the�juice.

-�I�get�up�in�the�morning... -Mmm.

You're�gonna�tell�me how�to�drink�my�beer,�too?

Sorry.�[chuckles]

Laughing�and�talking...

Mm-hmm.

-Right? -Mm.

[both�chuckle]

-What�is�this�place? -[chuckles]

This�place�kept�me�alive for�years.

My�buddy�Zeke�and�I...

-The-the�guy�you�work�for�now? -Mm-hmm.

We�used�to�work�the�line�at this,�uh,�French,�uh,�joint,

just�uptown.

All�the�chefs in�those�days�met�up�here.

-For�burgers? -Yeah.�Hell�yeah.

-[chuckles] -It's-it's...

what�it's�all�about,�you�know?

It's�just�getting�it�right.

Five�ingredients�or�50, it�doesn't�matter.

I�mean,�you�just�have�to�know what�you�can�do�honestly.

That's�the�whole�trick.

What?

I...�I�was�just�thinking.

It�must�be�nice�to�have�a�job

where�you're�rewarded for�getting�things�right.

Hmm.

Hard�day�at�work?

[chuckles�softly] Yeah,�but...

You�want�to�talk about�something�else?

Like�what?

Like�how�come you're�not�singing�anymore.

[chuckles] Ah.

What�is�it�they�say in�Corinthians?�Um...

There�comes�a�time

to�put�away�childish�things?

There�is�nothing�childish about�the�way�you�sing.

Oh.�[chuckles]

I�hope�that�didn't�sound�so-

Aggressively�flirtatious?

I'm�so�bad�at�this.

What?

Intimacy.�Uh...

Case�in�point,�see, I�used�the�word�"intimacy."

[chuckling] I�just�quoted�the�Bible,

so,�I'm�not�exactly killing�it�here.

[both�chuckle]

Ah.�I�haven't�been�on�a�date in�a�long�time.

Is-is�that�what�this�is?

Oh,�man.

[chuckles�softly]

[chuckles]

I�haven't�been�happy in�a�long�time.

Neither�have�I.

I�was�happy�last�night.

So�was�I.

I'm�sorry�if�I�came�in�here with�a�weird�energy.

Oh,�that's�okay.

It's�just...

not�to�go�into�detail,�but...

[chuckles�softly] This�thing�at�work.�I...

I'm�pretty�sure I'm�about�to�get�suspended.

-Really? -Yeah.�I,�uh...

I�showed�up�unannounced�at�this woman's�mansion�in�Long�Island.

And-and�you�know�what? You�should�see�this�place.

Like,�I�knew

these�pharma�assholes made�money,

[laughing] but�goddamn.

This-this�woman, is�she�a�drug�manufacturer?

No,�her�father�was.

And�honestly,

I�probably�went�too�far.

But�Christ's�sake, people�are�dying.

And�this�woman�is�acting like�she's�the�victim.

[laughs] Fucking�rich�people,�right?

[Naomi�chuckles]

Thanks�for�letting�me�unload.

[chuckles]

They're�late.

That�means the�date's�going�well,�right?

Hey.�What�if�your�dad

and�my�mom�got�married?

Well,�like,�not�tonight,�but...

one�day?

Would�that�make�us brother�and�sister?

It'd�make�us�a�family.

[phone�buzzes]

They're�pulling�up in�their�Uber�now.

I'm�gonna�meet�your�mom downstairs,

so�we're�not�late�for�her�class.

I'll�see�what�I�can�find�out.

Don't�be�obvious.

[both�chuckle�softly]

[door�opens,�closes]

Hey,�you�forgot�your�jacket.

[elevator�bell�dings]

Hi�there.

Forty-two.

Is�that�you?

Is�your�mother�home?

What�for?

I�work�with�the�building.

I'm�just, uh,�checking�on�a�leak.

Your�neighbor�upstairs left�the�water�running,�so...

-[quietly]�No. -Are�you�sure?

Sometimes it's�just�a�dark�spot�up�there.

Is�she�home?

She's�a�cop.

That's�not�what�I�asked.

You�going�out?

I�think�you�might�have�left your�door�unlocked.

My�friend�forgot�her�jacket.

You�better�go�bring�it�to�her.

It's�cold�out�there.

[elevator�bell�dings]

-Mr.�Mark. -Hey,�buddy.

-I�brought�your�dinner. -Yeah.�I...

You�okay?

What's...?

-I,�uh... -What's�wrong?

Did�you�see�him�go�in?

No.

Said�he�was�with�the�building?

Yeah.�Something�about�a�leak.

suspenseful�music

Stay�here.

[door�creaks]

Well,�there's�no�one�here�now.

Um,�keep�the�door�locked when�you're�home�alone.

Okay.

Uh,�you�need�anything,

I'll�be�right�next�door.

-Okay.�Thanks,�Mr.�Mark. -Of�course.

-Enjoy�your�burger. -Thank�you.

You�want�to�see something�incredible?

Well,�you�know I'm�not�a�nerd�like�you,�right?

Come�here.

So,�I'm�looking for�polymorphisms,

which�are�little�random�glitches in�the�sequence�of�the�genome.

And�with�a�novel�virus, you�expect�to�find�tons�of�them,

but�your�sequencing�and�his

are�virtually�identical.

So�we're,�like,�the�same?

No.�You're�missing�the�point.

It's�highly�abnormal.

It�means�this�strain�has�been around�for�a�really�long�time.

It's�almost�like the�thing�that�bit�you

was�hundreds�of�years�old.

What?

I'm�just�worried�about�Chris.

Peter.

I�think�he's,�like,�really�hurt.

Of�course�he's...

We�made�him�'cause there�are�things�I�have�to�do

which�we�can't�do�to�you.

And�those�things�are�going to�hurt.

-To�find�the�cure? -Exactly.

Okay,�but�when�you�figure�it out,�will�you�cure�Chris,�too?

Do�I�have�to�remind�you?

You�were�going to�eat�him�before?

No,�you�don't�understand.�He's-

[laughing] What,�your�friend�or�something?

What�then?

He's�mine,�Claire.

I�made�him.

And�I�can't�describe�it any�better�than�that,

-but�he's�mine�now. -You're�scaring�me�a�little.

No,�I�want...�I�want to�feed�him,�like,�a�real�meal.

-Peter,�no. -No,�he's�gonna�starve�to�death.

No,�he's�not.

Claire, you�don't�understand�what-

He's�not�gonna�starve to�death,�because...

he's�not�gonna�make�it�that�far.

What?

I�am�not�a�brain�surgeon.

The�things I'm�doing�are�irreversible.

I�couldn't�make�him�better even�if�I�wanted�to.

The�only�thing that's�left�to�do�now�is�the-

-What? -The�postmortem.

I'm�sorry. I�thought�you�understood.

No.�I�guess�I�didn't�understand.

But�I�do�now.

Are�you�sure?

Yeah,�I�get�it.

I�do.

slow,�contemplative�music

[Arthur] Can�I�help�you?

This�man's�asking�about�Peter.

Our�family's�made�it�clear.

We'd�like�our�privacy as�we�grieve.

[sighs]

So,�I�look�pretty�helpless, right?

He's�heavier�and�stronger than�me,�and�he's�choking�me,

which�means�I've�got�about�eight seconds�before�I�black�out.

So�here's�what�I'd�do.

And�then�you�finish�him. You�got�it?

So�everybody�pair�off. Let's�give�it�a�try.

Come�here.

Mm-hmm.

So�while�they're�busy,�I�will show�you�some�of�the�basics.

Let's�get�the�hair out�of�the�way.

Okay.�Can�I�grab�your�wrist?

Okay.

So,�if�someone's�going to�attack�a�woman�or�a�child,

this�is�probably�how�it�starts.

Because�they�don't�think we're�a�threat.

So�if�you�want�to�get�out�of�it, you�have�to�be�strategic.

Widen�your�stance.

Mm-hmm.�And�where�is the�opening�in�my�grip?

Good.

So�I�want�you�to�turn�the�thin, bony�part�of�your�wrist

till�it�lines�up�with�that.

Very�nice.�You�know�what?

Jimmy?�I�am�going�to�show�you the�advanced�version.

Mm-hmm.

You�see�what�I�did?

You�want�to�try�it?

Twist�and�elbow.

Okay,�come�here.

So�here's�the�thing.

If�anyone�ever�comes�after�you,

you�show�them�no�mercy.

You�understand?

You�get�them in�their�weak�spots,

the�eyes,�the�balls.

There�is�no�shame�in�doing whatever�it�takes�to�survive.

Okay?

Now,�I�can�tell that�you�are�stronger

than�people�think�you�are.

So�this�time...

I�want�you

to�hit�him�in�his�face

as�hard�as�you�can.

Okay?

slow,�suspenseful�music

[grunts]

[Naomi�gasps]

Did�you�know�you�could�do�that?

Um...�not�really.

[Mark] Ellie?�Honey.

You're�not�gonna�believe�this.

I�figured�it�out.

Figured�what�out?

It.�[chuckles�softly]

It.�Who�she�is.

What�are�you�talking�about?

The�woman�in�charge.

What?

Of�the�drug�we've�been�chasing.

-You�serious? -Her�name�is�Claire�Logan.

She's�a�scientist, and�listen�to�this.

Her�brother�supposedly�died ten�years�ago.

-Oh,�my�God! -I�know.�This�is�it,�honey.

How�did�you�figure�this�out?

-I�didn't.�It�was�Naomi. -What?

Yeah.�She-she�went�out�there to�investigate�this�woman.

Wait.�She�told�you?

Not�in�so�many�words,

but�I-I...�I�got�enough to�put�two�and�two�together.

I�thought�you�said you�liked�her.

I�do�like�her, but�that's�not�important.

That's�not�important?

[stammers] Ellie,�this�is...

this�is�the�closest we've�ever�been.

I'm�talking about�an�actual�cure.

They're�the�whole�reason I�want�to�be�cured.

What?

Because�once�I'm�cured, we�could�be�a�family.

After�you're�cured,

we�can�never�see�them�again.

What�are�you�talking�about?

She's�a�homicide�detective.

You�can't�forget�reality�just because�you�met�a�boy�you�like.

-I�love�him. -You�only�think�you�do.

And�he�loves�me.

He�doesn't�know�you.

Yes.�He�does.

dramatic�music

What�did�you�just�say?

He�accepts�me�for�what�I�am.

When�did�you�tell�him?

I�told�him�weeks�ago.

Oh,�my�God.

And�he'll�never�tell.

What�were�you�thinking?

-I�had�to�be�honest. -Honest?!

You-you...�you�can�be�honest with�him,�but�not�me?

And�now�he�has�to�lie to�his�own�mother

so�that�you�can�be�honest?

-I�think�Naomi�would�understand. -Are�you�insane?!

Do�you�know�how�many�people I've�killed�to�bring�you�dinner?

-She�would�understand?! -She�cares�about�us.

-Ellie! -She�cares�about � me!

She's�not�your�fucking�mother!

Your�mother�died so�you�could�live!

[sighs]

[breathing�heavily]

Shit.

slow,�suspenseful�music

[Chris�whimpering]

[Chris�whimpering]

[Peter] Shh,�shh,�shh,�shh.

[whispering]�My�sister�is up�there.�We�need�to�be�quiet.

[Chris�whimpers�quietly]

Get�as�far�as�you�can before�the�sun�comes�up.

[Chris�moans]

Then�you�need�to�find someplace�really�dark�to�hide.

That�is�very�important. No�sunlight.

Peter,�you�can't�do�this. You�know�that.

Think�about�it.

No,�you...�you�need to�stay�out�of�this,�Claire!

This�isn't�about�you!

There's�only�one�way�out of�this,�Peter,�okay?

You�need�to�take�him...�Chris

back�down�into�the�lab,�okay?

No,�y...�No!

Look,

you're�not�thinking�straight, you're�not�seeing-

Stop�telling�me�how�I�feel!

-Peter- -No,�stop�treating�me�like

I'm�some�problem that�you're�supposed�to�fix.

That's�not...

There's�no�way he�makes�it�out�there.

You�know�that.

It's�too�dangerous.

Dangerous?

You�were�gonna�kill�him.

For�us...�Peter.

It's�too�dangerous...�for�us.

[thudding]

Peter?

haunting�music

[whimpers]

[breathing�heavily]

[screams]

haunting�music

[line�ringing]

[sighs]

[beep]

Ellie,�honey,�um...

I'm�so�sorry�for�what�I�said.

I�would�give�anything to�take�it�back.

soft,�gentle�music

One�day,�after�you're�cured,

maybe�you'll�have�a�child,

and...�[laughs�softly]

you'll�experience�a�joy

beyond�all�understanding.

And�then�you'll�understand.

You�make�me�happier�and�prouder

than�you'll�ever�know.

And�there's�nothing

I�would�not�do�for�you.

Now�and�always.

[phone�beeps�off]

[knocking]

[Isaiah] Are�you�there?

I�heard�your�dad�go�out.

[sighs] Hey.

Uh,�I�can't�hang�out�tonight.

Oh.�Okay.

So,�tell�me�what�your�dad�said about�the�date.

I've�never�seen�my�mom�so�happy.

You�okay?

[crying]

somber�music

[Eleanor�crying�softly]

suspenseful�music

[Claire�breathing�heavily]

[panting�loudly]

[locks�rattling]

[panting�loudly]

[whimpering]

eerie,�pulsing�music

[panting]

[panting]

I'm�g-g-gonna

tear�you�apart!

[panting�quietly]

[gasps]

[shallow�breathing]

[screaming]

[yells]

dramatic�music

[gasping]

[gasping�loudly]

[panting]

[scraping,�squishing�nearby]

[thudding]

[creaking,�thudding]

[rhythmic�thudding]

[scraping�continues]

[door�creaks]

[gasps]

[engine�revving]

Psst!

-[both�grunt] -[thud]

haunting�music

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