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— Come in. Anyone ? Anybody out there ?

[ Crying ]

— We’re sick.

— I’m broadcasting in the blind.

— Mama ?

— Mama ?
— In the blind !

[ Coughing ]
— Mama, please don’t fall asleep.

Sam: — Mama, we’re gonna get you help.

[ Coughs ]
— Wake up, mama, please !

Jed: — Anyone, please ? Anyone out there ?

— Anyone… damn it ! [ Coughing ]

— Mama, please don’t fall asleep ! Wake up, mama !

[ Echoes ] — Mama !

[ Click ]

[ Clicks ]

— What’s your name ?

[ Click, beep ]

[ Clicks ]

[ Clicks ]

[ Clicks ]

— You sure you have enough for the whole crew ?

— And 50 or 60 more.

— When we get home,

— we can use this as a vaccine and a cure ?

— The uninfected will be immunized, and…

— The sick can be cured,

— providing they’re not too far gone.

— After all the failures and the false starts,

— I just feel so…

— Happy ?

[ Exhales sharply ]

— I can’t truly remember the last time

— that I felt that emotion.

— Still so much to do. We have to mass produce it,

— we have to distribute it.

— Thank God…
— Rachel…

— You did it.

— Let’s enjoy the moment.

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— I told her how I feel.

— I mean… [ exhales ]

— Basically spilled my guts to her.

— I mean, sure, I’m spiking a 104-degree fever,

— but still.

— “You make me wanna love again.”

— I actually said that.

— And what does she give me ? Zip.

— What I understand about women, you fit in a shot glass.

— I don’t need to tell you.

[ Whines ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

— Hey, how are you feeling ?

— I don’t get seasick, so…

[ Exhales ]

— I’ve never seen morning sickness on a D.D.G. before.

[ Exhales ] — Have you seen a nursery ?

[ Chuckles ] — No.

[ Door opens ] — Form up.

[ Sighs ]

— Okay, here’s the deal.

— We are presently attempting to make contact

— with the infectious disease lab at Fort Detrick,

— as it has just the facility Dr. Scott requires

— for mass producing the cure.

— So far we’ve had no joy.

— I’ll be honest…

— Knowing how deadly this plague
is and how fast it spreads,

— I don’t have any confidence

— that there’s gonna be any survivors, so…

— That being said,

— there’s a reason they call it a fort.

— And if anyone can hold their own,

— it’s our friends in the U.S. army.

— Master Chief.

— Thank you, sir.

— I want to address the issue that’s on all of our minds.

— On our way up the coast,

— our ship will be passing right by Norfolk… by home.

— And our comms team tells us we could pick up

— some orphan signals from random cell towers

— or servers still online.

— You may even get a phone call

— if they’ve restored power on land.

— It’s unlikely, but I just wanna prepare you.

— We don’t know what to expect
when we get back to the states.

— The only way to help the people we love

— is to deliver Dr. Scott and the cure

— to a secure and workable lab.

— Detrick’s our best bet, so that’s our mission.

All: — Aye, sir.

— Carry on.

— Any station in this net vicinity

— of Fort Detrick U.S.A.M.R.I.I.D.,

— this is U.S.S. Nathan James, over.

— Aye, sir.

— Captain, S.S.E.S. reports that the keyhole satellite

— will be flying over our whiskey in 50 seconds.

— Unable to steer,

— but they did manage to break
the uplink/downlink encryption.

— Bringing up the feed now.

[ Beeping ]

[ Exhales deeply ] — It’s traveling fast.
— Too fast, sir.

— There’s no one left at home to control it.

— When it gets over the area,

— we’ll have less than a minute
to capture the images we can.

— We just need enough to chart a clear route

— from the land to the lab.

— We’ve tapped into one of
the air force’s spy satellites

— to check the traffic to Fort Detrick.

— Well, why not send your helicopter or drone ?

— No more fuel.

— They spent it all looking for me.

Kara: — Satellite passing over us.

[ Static ]

Mason: — Any station…

— Come on, give us something.

— There it is.

[ Beeps ]

— Home.

— That’s interstate 70.

— If it’s clear, it’ll get us all the way to detrick.

— There’ll be some image blur,
but I’ll get you closer, sir.

[ Clicks ]

— That’s a mass evacuation.

— Take us north a mile.
— Aye, sir.

[ Typing ]

— Any station this net vicinity of
Fort Detrick U.S.A.M.R.I.I.D.,

— this is U.S.S. Nathan James…

— That red “X”… Some sort of quarantine ?

— More like a warning sign to stay away.

— Looks like people took it seriously.

— Sir, the satellite’s approaching Fort Detrick.

— I say again,

— anyone at Fort Detrick, please respond.

— The laboratory building’s in the center of campus.

— Roger that, ma’am. Zooming in.

[ Whispers ] — Oh, my God.

[ Normal voice ] — It’s been completely destroyed.

— The lab, the containment areas,
the equipment, everything.

— Nothing else on the base was burned.

— That lab was targeted.

— Who would’ve done that ?

— Slow down ! Slow down !

— Stop the car.

— Where you goin’ ?

— My family’s sick. They need help.

— Can’t go this way. Turn around.

— Please. Please, we’re just trying…

— Trying to get to Olympia.
— Olympia can’t help you.

— Go back where you came from, old man.

[ Window whirs ]

— Get down.

[ Shifts gear ] [ Gasps ]

[ Engine revs, tires screech ]

[ Children scream ] [ Gunshots ]

[ Machine gunfire in distance ]

[ Engine revs, tires screech ]

[ Man shouts indistinctly ]

— Should we go after ’em ?

— No. They’ll be dead soon.

— Sir ! Sir !

— Take a breath. What is it ?

— I caught a new broadcast. It’s another loop.

— But this one was updated today.

— And there’s something you need to hear.

Woman: — Winds are coming out
of the southwest,

— and temperatures will reach
50 degrees in Baltimore...

— How come we’re just hearing this now ?

— Probably a weak F.M. transmitter, sir.

— It must’ve just come into range.

— There are reports of a fresh
outbreak of the red flu

— in sector 9.
— “Red flu.”

— Is that what they’re calling it ?

— Doesn’t do it justice somehow.

— It’s looping around. Here it comes.

— U.S.S. Nathan James,
we are aware of your mission

— and we have secured the facility you may require.

— If you are within range of this signal,

— we urge you to reply over channel 1-6.

— I repeat, U.S.S. Nathan James,
if you are still out there,

— please reply on V.H.F. channel 1-6.

— Get them on the line.
— Yes, sir.

— This is U.S. naval warship Nathan James

— hailing you on channel 1-6.
We have heard your call, over.

— This is U.S. naval warship Nathan James

— hailing you on channel 1-6.
We have heard your call, over.

— Baltimore. We should set a course in that direction.

— Agreed.

[ Door closes ]
— We may still be too far out.

— You let me know as soon as you find out.

— Good work, son.

[ Door alert dinging ]
— Schools have reopened in sector 3,

— and some city services are set to resume.

[ Coughs ]

— Attention, attention,

— this call goes out to the crew
of the U.S.S. Nathan James.

— We are aware of your mission

— and we have secured the facility you may require.

— If you are in range of the signal,

— we urge you to reply over channel 1-6.

— I repeat… U.S.S. Nathan James,

— if you are still out there…
— Jed ?

— Did you hear that, Darien ? Tom’s still out there.

— People are waiting for him. Don’t worry, sweetheart.

— You’re gonna make it. You hang in there.

[ Keys jangle ]

[ Engine sputters, turns over ]

Quincy: — I had to do what was best…
[ Door opens ]

Kelly: — Best for whom ?
— Please listen to that.

Rachel: — Ava ?

Kelly: — We have been through it.

— They’re at it again.

Quincy: — You know that I love you.

— Events… they just happen on a mind of their own…

— I know that things are better now.

— But…

— I don’t think they’ll be the same again.

— Hello, Kelly.

— Hi. Ava, darling, shall we go and find something to eat ?

— All right.

— I’ll see you later.

— I’ll see you later. Bye.

— She can’t forgive me for what I put them through.

— To be honest, I don’t blame her.

— Well, when the Captain finds the right place

— for us to put ashore,

— maybe you can all start again

— on more solid ground.

— Captain, I’ve got Baltimore.

— A Mrs. Granderson is on the line.

— Did you say Granderson ?

— Yes, sir.
— Well, put her through.

— They’re trying to use the vidcom,

— but so far it can only get audio, sir.

— Go ahead, sir.
— This is Tom Chandler,

— commanding officer of the U.S.S. Nathan James, over.

— Captain Chandler.

— You have no idea how good it is
to hear your voice.

— We thought you were lost at sea.

— No, ma’am, we’re alive and well.

— Oh ! There you are.
— I got it.

— You must be nearby. I’m Amy Granderson.

— And I suppose an explanation is in order.

— As vice-chair of

— the President’s defense policy board,

— I was briefed on your mission to the Arctic.

— I knew the risks of the coming pandemic,

— and I had my daughter transferred to your ship.

— You must forgive me.

— No apology needed, ma’am.

— Your daughter’s been an incredible asset.

— Pleased to hear from you.

— We had no word from the presidential bunker.

— President Geller invited me underground.

— I declined. I-I felt the risk was too big

— to have so much of our civilian
and military command

— in one confined space.
Unfortunately, I was right.

— So the government is gone.

— For the most part, yes.

— Since the bunker went silent,

— there has been a breakdown of infrastructure,

— general panic, and, of course,
a tremendous loss of life.

— I have tried to execute a contingency plan

— working with the state and local police

— to create safe zones.

— We have been hanging on as best we can.

— And I have been praying every day for your return.

— Ma’am, we can be in Baltimore in the matter of hours.

— In the meantime,

— I’m sure there is someone you’d like to speak with.

— Mom ?

— Alisha !

— Mom, I don’t… I don’t understand…

— What are you doing ? Where are you ?

— I’m here, darling.
Oh, I knew you were out there.

— I just knew it.

— Thorwald. [ Water splashing ]

— We’ve intercepted a transmission.

— A U.S. Navy ship is due to make port in a matter of hours

— in Baltimore harbor.

— What kind of ship ?
— I don’t know, sir.

— Well, is it a tug ? A destroyer ?

— A 5,000-sailor aircraft carrier ?

— The signal was spotty. All we know is the name.

— Nathan James.

— It’s the ship they’ve been hailing for weeks.

— Granderson’s sending out a greeting party.

— Well, if they’re having a party…

— Then let’s party.

Man: — We are cleared, Baltimore. [ Speaks indistinctly ]

— The port distance 1,000 yards.

— No threats, no contact.
Man: — All commands reporting…

Man: — V.B.S.S. on the way to designated meeting point.

Kara: — E.W. reports negative rackets of interest.

— Nothing moving on surface plot. Clean picture.

— Bridge ? C.I.C.

— A.T.T.W.O. reports S.C.A.T. team manned and ready

— at all crew-served weapon stations port and starboard.

Jeter: — All right, let’s move.

— Fan out.
— Aye, sir.

— Secure a perimeter. Dennis and Rowler, left flank.

— Cruz, you take right.

— Keep your hands on the swivel, fellas.

[ Man speaks indistinctly ]

Man: — Perimeter secure.

Man: — Keep eyes on upper structures.

— Copy.

Slattery: — Here they come.

[ Men speaking indistinctly ]

— Hi ! Hey.

— I’m Lieutenant Pete Norris
of the Maryland state police.

— Inside my vehicles are my assistant barrack commander,

— my criminal section supervisor,

— and a few surviving state troopers.

— You don’t need the masks. We’re not sick.

— I’m Lieutenant Green, this is Lieutenant Burk.

— It’s a pleasure to make your acquaintance, Lieutenant.

— Bridge, Burk. The pier is secure.

— All clear, over. [ Radio static ]

— Understand. All clear on the beach.

— Landing party underway. [ Radio chirps ]

— Welcome to Baltimore. [ Laughs ]
— Hey, it’s great to be here.

— Looks like the troopers just got themselves

— a couple hundred U.S. sailors.

— A few dozen tomahawks, too.

— Looks like a landing party arriving.

Thorwald: — Including the Captain.

— You must be Lieutenant Norris.

— Tom Chandler, C.O., Nathan James.

— Pleasure to meet you. This is Lieutenant Landau.

— Ma’am. Sir.

— Hey. How y’all doin’ ?

— Just fine, now that you’re here.

— We can escort you guys back to our H.Q.

Thorwald: — Here comes another van.

Man: — Cobra 1 in place.

— All clear on the beach.

[ Engine turns off, doors close ]

— Holy shit.

— What ?

[ Voice breaking ] — Mom ?

— I had to come see for myself.

— Oh, my baby girl.

— It’s her. It’s Granderson.

— She came out herself.

— I am so glad to have you back.

— Captain Chandler, thank you.

— Thank you for returning my daughter to me.

— Privilege, ma’am. We wouldn’t be here without her.

— Take the shot.

— Mrs. Granderson,

— we really need to get you back in the vehicle.

— She’s blocked.

— Come. Everyone’s eager to meet you.

— I can take out the fat man.

— No ! You only have one shot.

— I want her.
Danny: — Nathan James,

— looks like we’re having
a bit of a family reunion here.

— We’re headed out with the group.

— Sending Lieutenant Norris back with the V.B.S.S.

— To update you on the situation on the ground, sir.

— Roger that.

— We’ll arrange a welcome for Lieutenant Norris.

— Oh, and say “hi” to Mom for us.

— Damn it !

— I lost her.

— Talk to your friends on the inside.

— Find out what they’re doing here.

[ Click ]

Man: — Let’s go ! [ Dog barking in distance ]

[ Doors close ]

— We were fortunate to find this building.

— There’s only one coal-fired plant still operational,

— and we have a direct line.

— Plus, strategically we’re far enough from the city

— to avoid infection.

— You’ll be safe here.

— Come.

— Mom, this is amazing.

— Oh, yes, but it’s been a battle.

— And who’s the enemy ?

— Warlords, they call themselves.

— And recently, they’ve killed

— more people than the actual virus.

— Do you know they raided the National Archives ?

— They actually tried to steal

— original copies of the Constitution.

— As if that could take away who we are as a people.

— Captain.

— I didn’t want to broadcast about the virus

— over an open radio feed, but…

— The President told me that you had the materials

— to produce a vaccine.

— Is that true ?

— Yes, ma’am.

— We’ve actually made a little more progress than that,

— Mrs. Granderson.

[ Inhales sharply ]

— We have the cure.

— Fort Detrick was our first option, too.

— They had the lab and all, but, uh,

— Thorwald got there first.
— Thorwald.

— Former Baltimore P.D. turned self-proclaimed leader

— of the Warlords.

— Been a real pain in our ass
since this whole thing started.

— I shouldn’t complain. [ Chuckles ]

— I imagine you’ve been through
a hell of a time yourselves.

— Listen, Lieutenant, last I talked to my wife,

— she said was taking the family to Deer Park.

— Safe zone. Heard of it.

— You know if it’s still there ?

— There was fighting, but there are survivors.

— I can get you there as soon as we get you off the ship.

[ Click, hiss ]
— Ooh ! Thanks, Doc.

— You have no idea how good that felt.

— Well, I have some idea.

— Yeah. [ Click ]

Man: — What were the results of the test…

[ Speaks indistinctly ]

— See, these results are consistent…

— Now this is the main reason we chose this building.

[ Speaking indistinctly ]

— We’ve worked for months trying to develop a cure.

— But now you’re here.

[ Exhales ]
— It’s heavenly.

[ Clapping ]

[ Door opens ]
— You’re not gonna like this, boss.

— My guy inside Granderson’s said
the ship came back with a cure.

— It could be bullshit. We’ve heard this before.

— Not from the U.S. Navy.

— If that’s true, Granderson will spread out,

— go anywhere she wants. We will lose the city.

— We need to get our hands on the cure.

— It’s probably locked away somewhere on the ship.

— The only way is to take Granderson on directly.

— We have to take her lab.

Rachel: — Extraordinary.

— Look at her. [ Speaks indistinctly ]

— She’s in love with a toaster.

— You still haven’t made your move yet ?

— Oh, I’ve been making my move since Gitmo.

— She ain’t buying what I’m selling.

— I thought once she saved the world,

— she’d let loose a little. [ Chuckles ]

Jeter: — Nathan James, this is
Vulture One. Do you copy ?

[ Lowered voice ]
— This is her letting loose.

— I repeat… Nathan James, this is Vulture One.

— Do you copy ? I can’t get through, sir.

— You won’t get a signal here, Master Chief.

— The Warlords are jamming the local frequencies.

— They have a radio room, sir.

— I let the X.O. know where we are.

— Ma’am, uh, if that radio room is still available,

— I’d like to get word to my family,

— see if they’re still out there.

— I think it’s time you thought of yourself.

— Meanwhile, we can work with your team

— to arrange safe transit here for your ship’s crew.

— Due to warlord activity…
— This is Tom Chandler,

— listening on a spread spectrum,

— looking for Jed Chandler in Clearwater, Virginia,

— or parts nearby, over.
— Citizens are advised

— to avoid these areas until further notice.

— This is Tom Chandler, listening on a spread spectrum,

— looking for Jed Chandler in Clearwater, Virginia,

— or parts nearby, over.

— And some city services are set to resume.

— This is Tom Chandler, looking for Jed Chandler

— in Clearwater, Virginia, over.

[ Static ]

[ Clicks ]

— This is Tom Chandler, looking for Jed Chandler

— in Clearwater, Virginia, over. [ Clicks ]

[ Sighs deeply ]

— Howdy.

— Tex.

— Hey, listen, just wanted to let you know

— that I’m heading off.

— Heading off ?
— Mm-hmm.

[ Huffs ]
— What are you talking about ?

— I’m moving on.

— By yourself ?

— But it’s chaos out there.

— I’ve seen worse.

— And thanks to you, I can travel wherever I like.

— Where will you go ?

— I, uh, got things to take care of.

— The young girl whose picture
that you keep in your locket.

— Among other things, yeah.

— Anyway, you seem to have things plenty well in hand here.

— Right then.

[ Chuckles, breathes sharply ]

— Oh, you’re a special woman, you know that ?

— You take care now.

[ Mutters ] — What the hell.

[ Door closes ]

[ Exhales ]

— This is Tom Chandler, looking for Jed Chandler

— in Clearwater, Virginia, over.

[ Static crackling ] [ Sighs ]

— This is Tom Chandler, U.S. Navy, looking for Jed Chandler

— in Clearwater, Virginia, over.

— Tom ?
— Dad ?

— Dad ? Are you there ?

— It’s me. It’s Tom. I’m back !

— Tom ?
— I’m here, Dad.

— Tommy ? [ Coughing ] [ Sighs ]

[ Static crackling ]

— Are you at the cabin ?

— We’re going to… [ Coughs ] Baltimore.
— Baltimore ?!

— Are you with the kids ?! Darien ?!

[ Pants ] — We’re sick. We had to leave the cabin.

[ Coughing ] — Going to Olympia.
It’s our only hope for a cure…

— Come quick. We’re sick !

— Tell me exactly where you are. What do you see ?

— Onyx truck stop.
— Truck stop ?

— What happened ? Are you on the road ?
— Onyx truck stop.

— It’s a tire shop downtown.
— We can get you there.

— Listen to me. Stay put. I’m coming for you.

— Put these jackets on. You’ll blend in better.

— We’re in and out, gentlemen.

[ Tires screeching ]

— Dad !

— Dad ?

Burk: — Let’s get eyes. 360.
— Darien ?

[ Men speaking indistinctly ]

— Dad ?!

— Darien ?!

— Where did you get this radio ? [ Coughs ]

— Where did you get this radio ?! Answer me !
— It’s mine now.

— The man you took this radio from, where did he go ?!

— Man, everybody’s going to the same place…

— Where did he go ?!

— The arena !
— Where ?! What arena ?!

— Olympia ! [ Coughs ]
— Olympia.

— Come on ! Let’s go !

— Can’t do that, sir.
— What do you mean ?

— Olympia’s off-limits. It’s for sick people.

— But we’re immune. You got the shots, too.

— Get back in the car. We’re going back to base.

— We’re going to Olympia.
— You don’t give the orders, Captain.

— Whoa, whoa, whoa !
— Get back in the cars !

— Whoa !
— Drop your weapons !

— Get back in the car !
— Drop your weapons !

— You don’t want to do this, trooper !
We’re on the same side !

— Everybody calm down ! [ Gun cocks ]

— Aah !

— Aah !

— Master Chief !

— I’m all right ! I’m okay.

— Nathan James, this is Vulture Two. Come in !

— Damn it, still can’t get through !
[ Tires screech ]

— Take the truck, get the Master Chief back to the ship.

— And tell the X.O. what’s going on !
— What is going on ?!

— Find a way to get the others back to the ship.

— We’re getting out of Baltimore.

[ Engine starts ]
— You okay ?

— What about us ?

— We’re going to Olympia.

— You’ll inform the others then ?

— Very good.

[ Hangs up telephone ]
— Everything okay ?

— Yeah. All good.

— I want to try and look for Sarah.

— I-if you survived, there’s a chance

— that maybe she’s still okay.

— Alisha…

— Your friend lived in Wisconsin.

— There’s no way to get there now.

[ Pouring coffee ]

— Soon, maybe.
— But if we make…

— Soon.

— Now…

— Tell me this…

— What kind of man is Captain Chandler ?

— He’s amazing.

— Without him, we wouldn’t have
gotten through any of this.

— So he hasn’t the let the power go to his head ?

— I’m not sure I understand the question.

— I’m asking if he will still follow orders.

— Follow orders from whom ?

— Mother, what’s going on ?

— Michael, have you seen these protocols ?

— Of course. Why ?

— Well, Dr. Hamada claims that his treatment

— prolongs the lives of the infected.

— But his whole assumption about the virus

— seems to be wrong.

[ Huffs ]
— I’m just a statistician,

— but the data he’s given me suggests

— the treatment’s working.
— No, that’s impossible.

— Is something wrong ?
— Dr. Hamada,

— you’re using ribavirin to introduce

— higher error rates to the virus’ D.N.A. replication.

— In a chemical cocktail, yes.

— Yes, but the pandemic virus is error-free.

— Your treatment wouldn’t have
any positive effect whatsoever.

— In fact, these dose levels are highly toxic.

— Um…

— [ Indistinct chatter over P.A. ]

[ Turnstiles clacking ]

Man: — Go through the turnstile
and wait for assessment.

[ Indistinct conversations, chatter over P.A. continues ]

[ Child crying in distance ]

[ Indistinct conversations ]

— Daddy ?

— Daddy ?

— Daddy !
— Ashley !

— Daddy !
— Ashley !

— Daddy ! [ Sobbing ]
— Oh, my God.

[ Crying ]
— Sammy… Sammy…

— Daddy… Daddy… We’re sick.

— I know, baby. I know.

— Daddy’s gonna make it better, okay ?

[ Panting ] [ Crying ]

— Where’s mommy ?

[ Panting ]
— Tommy…

— Where’s your mother ? [ Crying ]

[ Gasps, whines ]

— Tommy…
— Dad, why didn’t you wait for me ?

[ Crying ]
— Sam, a little pinch.

— A little pinch. This is gonna make you feel better.

— Ahh ! [ Whines ]
— Tommy…

— Where is she ?

— Son, I’m sorry.

— Dad, where’s Darien ?!

— She’s gone, son.

— She’s gone.

[ Crying ]

— I tried to do everything I could to save her.

— I tried. I tried.

— I know you did, Pop. I know you did.

— But right now I gotta give you this.

[ Gasps ]

[ Sobbing ]

Slattery: — You stack the cases by the hangar door,

— we’ll put ’em on a pallet and unload ’em dockside

— as soon as we make port.

— I’m not sure exactly when that’s gonna be…

— Oh, hey, Norris, answer a question for us if you could.

— Yes, sir.

— Hey !
— Whoa ! Whoa !

— Commander. Commander !

— I want you to get on the horn

— and give the order to drop anchor.

— You muster your entire crew on the flight deck

— and you open up the door to the helo bay

— where you’re storing the cure.

— I’m not giving you a goddamn thing, you son of a bitch.

— I don’t know what your plan is here,

— but this is my ship !
— You’ll do exactly what I say,

— or I’ll pick off your entire crew one-by-one.

— My troopers are everywhere. This ship is mine now.

— Please, he needs help.
— Hey…

— Call Doc Rios !
— Nobody moves !

[ Shouting indistinctly ]
— Nobody moves !

— Put down that weapon ! Everyone heard that gunshot.

— They’re gonna come running.
— You don’t think I’ll do it, X.O. ?!

— Put down that weapon !
— You think I won’t do it, X.O. ?

— Just try me !

[ Gunshot ]
— Ahh !

— No !
— Ahh ! Ahh !

— Ahh ! Ahh !

— I’m not gonna tell you again, Commander.

— Muster your crew.

[ Exhales ] [ Door opens ]

— Doctor.

— My troopers say they experienced no side effects

— from the cure.

— It’s amazing what you’ve created.

— I wish I could say the same in return.

— I understand you have some questions

— about the way we’ve been treating the sick.

— What you are giving the sick

— is anything but a treatment… Of that I am sure.

— Doctor…

— You know this.

— In the 14th century, the Black Death

— wiped out 60% of the European population.

— The plague killed indiscriminately…

— The artists, scientists, thinkers,

— so few and precious to begin with,

— were wiped out.

— It upended the social order

— and prolonged the dark ages 150 years.

— I cannot let that happen here.

[ Breathing erratically ]

Granderson: — I understand
your allegiance to your friends.

— You’ve gone through so much together.

— But you’ve seen nothing of the chaos here at home.

— The hysteria,

— the cruelty, the savagery.

— You must try to see the situation

— from our point of view.

— There are people out there who would use this crisis

— to take what does not belong to them.

— They are the barbarians at the gate

— who would send us into a new dark age.

— We have the power to stop them,

— to keep them in their place.

— It is my duty to help the right people first,

— the people whose survival will ensure

— the future of our entire society…

— And all that we hold dear.

— So you gather your elite few

— within these walls.

— And the rest…

— What happens to them ?

— The virus doesn’t discriminate.

— That unfortunate task falls to me.

— [ Indistinct chatter over P.A. ]

[ Man coughs in distance ]

[ Clicks ]

— Pl… [ Breathing erratically ]

— Plea… plea…

— Please…

[ Whimpering ]

[ Gasping ]

— Hey, what are you doing ? You can’t be here !

— You’re killing them.

— Get the hell back behind the curtain !

— You’re killing them !
— Stay back !

— You sick bastards !
Man: — Hey, you can’t be here !

[ Gunfire ]

— Captain, we gotta move !

Man: — Security breach in section 12.

— Repeat… security breach in section 12.

[ Truck engine revving ]

— I don’t… I don’t… I don’t get it.

— They’re burning ’em.

— They’re burning the bodies to power the city.

[ Clicks ]
— I know it’s hard to understand.

— You’ve been away so long.

— But in time, Rachel, you’ll see it’s the only way.

— She was trying to run.

— Dr. Scott, I swear I had no idea this was happening.

— I swear…
— Hush, dear.

— You can’t replicate my work

— with the doses that I’ve given you.

— Everything that you need is locked up on that ship.

— And the Captain will never give it up.

— You let me worry about the Captain.

— Daddy…

— We have to go.

[ Radio static ]
— Nathan James, come in. Do you read me ?

[ Radio static crackling ]

— Nathan James, come in. Do you read me ?

— Nathan James, this is the Captain.

— Come in. Do you read me ?

[ Whirring ]

Chandler: — Nathan James, come in.
Do you read me ?

— Nathan James, this is the Captain.

— Come in. Do you read me ?

— Nathan James, where are you ?