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- It was hard.

We were afraid of everything
growing up.

There was no food or water.

We'd be in one place one minute,

and another place the next.

We had no place to stay really.

We had no place that was safe.

No home, no shelter,
not even a church.

The mark was either
put in your arm,

your hand, or your forehead,

and they would use that
mark to track everything.

You couldn't do anything.

It didn't matter who
you were great or small,

rich or poor, free or enslaved.

You had to have the mark.

You found food?

I found a map.

So, when are you gonna
start talking to me again?

- I'm talking now.

- You sure?

- Yeah.

- Could be something
here, corn or something.

- They burn all the food.

A field maybe, wheat,
something they overlooked.

- Nat.

- We have six bullets left.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- You know exactly
what it means.

I found a path to the coast.

It's quiet.

I know I was against it
at first,

but if we stick to the trees.

- We don't have to.

- Yeah, we probably do.

The weather is gonna change.

We have to go south
to keep warm.

Don't look at them.

Okay, come on,
you're okay, let's go.

Just don't look at any of them.

Do you ever wonder what
she would've looked like?

- Sometimes.

- What color hair
did she have?

- Blonde.

- Eyes?

- Green.

Dad used to tell me

not everyone with blonde
hair have blue eyes.

- Yeah, he did.

Hey, hey!

Are you armed?

- You can look if you want.

I've got nothing.

That's not what we do.

- You'd be the first.

What the hell are y'all
doing out here anyhow?

- What do you care?

- You're a marshal?

- I was.

- That's not possible.

What're you doing out here?

- Same thing as you, leaving.

Look, I'm not gonna hurt ya.

I'm just as fucked up
as you are.

Are y'all heading to the coast?

- Yes.

- Sarah!

- I figured as much.

- What does that mean?

- That means you two

are as undeniably naive
as you look.

- You've been to the coast?

- Yeah, and there's
nothing down there.

Salt and sand, that's all.

- So, this is
the end of the world.

- Honey, the world ended
a long time ago,

and you two better get
hidden by nightfall.

- Why?

- The word is that
there's a mutiny brewing

at the prison camp.

There's just so many
marshals, so much ammunition.

The prisoners figure they
can keep rushing the fence,

and eventually the prison
guards will run out of bullets.

Most will die.

- They'll kill everybody
after that.

- How far is the camp from here?

- Do you think he's gone?

Do you think that guy
was telling the truth?

Any ideas?

- I don't know.

We could be here, maybe here.

We just have to find
someplace to spend the night.

- Someplace indoors, right?

- Yeah, definitely
someplace indoors.

- I couldn't do that.

- Yeah, you could,

if death were the only thing

standing between you
and a mass grave.

- Death is death.

You really believe that?

Your baby didn't get to choose,
they did.

Where's the tragedy in that?

- I know you think less of me.

That I wasn't ready
to be like you.

- Those are your words,
not mine.

- You don't know how it felt.

- Tell me, why did
everyone and their sister

suddenly become bipolar?

The same thing goes
for cutting yourself

and showing everyone.

Some stupid disclaimer
about how fucked up you are.

Look at me everyone.

Look at how damaged I am.

- I was never playing fucked
up to look trendy, Nat.

- No, you were just showing us

how awful you were
at dealing with shit

that the rest of us just
don't need to hear about.

- How dare you.

- You don't think

they thought
the very same thing?

- What is that?

- I don't know,
let's go, come on.

- Oh, oh, got my leg.

- We have to go,
come on, please.

- You have to go
without me, you have to go.

Sarah, listen to me,
you have to go.

- I can't.

- Get out, go!

I'll find you there.

- You're awake.

We had a bet going.

I don't know if you remember,

but you were shot when I
picked you up at the warehouse.

It'll probably hurt for a
little bit, but it'll be okay.

- We?

- There were others.

I volunteered to stay
behind in case you woke up.

Don't thank me or anything.

- Where am I?

- You're safe, for now.

- I had a bag.

- Yeah, I figured as much.

It's all there
if you wanna check it.

- I need to go.

- Look, I don't know what
you think you're doing,

but you're not gonna make
it very far like that.

- I have to try.

- Yeah, well good luck
with the outbreak.

Do you realize the marshals

are gonna be shooting people
on sight,

and you,
you can barely even walk.

- Yeah, I can handle myself.

- Well, what if I come with you?

- Why?

- Well, I don't know.

It's just been a long time,
I guess

since, since I found
somebody capable.

I don't know, maybe we can
just keep each other safe.

I mean what more
can you ask for now?

You know,
we can have each others' backs,

and all that shit.

You know, never mind.

- Do you have food and water?

- Not here, but I know
where we can get some.

We'll have to steal it.

- Eh, eh, hold it right there.

Hold it right there.

You got any other weapons?

Why don't you kick that
over to my friend here?

Come on.

- It's loaded.

- Where's the rest of your shit?

- That's all of it.

- Go get him.

- Don't shoot me, please.

- We'll see about that.

- I don't have any food.

- I don't need your food.

- Then what do you want me for?

- Right now, I want you to
stop asking stupid questions.

How about that?

- What's your name?

- Sarah.

- Well, I'm Roger,

and you've already met my
boys, Damon and French.

So, my friend here tells me

you don't have any weapons
on you.

Is that true?

- Yes.

- You promise?

- What?

- I said, do you promise me?

- Yes, yeah, I promise.

- Well, there's only
one way to be certain.

Isn't that right boys?

Well, you're gonna have
to take it off, all of it.

- You're clean.

- Yeah, so are you.

- Why is that?

- Same reason as you, I suppose.

- We should have weapons.

- Where we headed?

- I'm headed to the coast.

- Yeah, what's at the coast?

You know, it's a long walk.

We're bound to run into others.

I'm just saying, maybe we should
let things die down a bit.

Ain't no sense in running into

a group of hungry strangers,
or worse.

- Look, you're a nice guy,

and I appreciate you
stitching me up,

but I'm gonna do whatever it
takes to get to the coast.

Do you understand?

- Have you ever been
to the camps?

Well, they make you pick.

Blowtorch or buzzsaw.

That's all you get.

That's all you get.

Have you ever
heard people scream?

I mean really scream
for their lives.

Hell, for the lives
of complete strangers

standing next to them.

What about children?

Have you ever been
forced to watch them die?

That's what they do there.

By the look on your
face, I'd say you hadn't,

but I remember.

I remember
when they called it a solution.

Save the dying world they said.

That was a fucking lie.

- How do you know all that?

- You ask too many questions.

- Can you get me
across the state in one piece?

- Yeah.

- Hey, what happened
to your foot?

- Okay, okay, give her
her fucking clothes back,

and French, why don't
you grab her some boots.

Can't have the little princess
walking around like this.

- I need that.

- I think I'm gonna
hold onto it for a while,

if that's all right with you,

and as for you Goldie,

I'm not just sure quite yet
what I'm gonna do with you.

- If you just let me go I
won't tell anybody about you.

- She wants us to let her go.

You see, we got rules here.

Now, you can join us
or you can supply us.

Me and the boys, we tend
to stick to our word.

You see, the way I see it,

pretty little thing like you
might be beneficial to us.

So, what do you say Goldie, huh?

Wanna take a walk with us?

- Who is it?

- Who's what?

- Whoever you're chasing.

- Who said
I was chasing someone?

Who did you know at the camps?

- Why is that you feel like

you can ask me
whatever it is you want,

and you expect
some kind of answer,

but not the other way around?

I had somebody once.

Her name was Deb.

She was my wife.

- We should take shifts.

Keep an eye out
till the sun rises,

and then find the tracks again.

- Yeah well, if you don't mind

I think
I'll probably sleep first.

It's been a long day.

- Sure.

I have someone too.

Here name is Sarah.

She's my sister,
and she's still alive.

Hey, old man, get the fuck up.

- Help me.

- Get the fuck off, man.

I'll do whatever you want, bro.

Please, take me with you.

- You wanna join us?

- Yeah.

- All right, well,
here are the rules.

First, you gotta pick anyone
of us, any of the four.

Second, you will fight.

If you win, we'll welcome
you into our pride,

and if you lose, you die.

You understand?

Yes, yes, I understand.

- Come on.

- All right then,
who's it gonna be?

- Her, I'll fight her.

- Looks like you're up, Goldie.

Get your ass in there.

Let's see what you got.

Kick his ass, let's go!

Oh, shit!

- Come on.

Come on already, let's go.

- Oh shit, dam, ooh hoo!

- That's right, all right.

Let's finish this poor
bastard off, all right.

Put him out
of his fucking misery.

Right there, just fucking do it.

Just pull the trigger.

- Fucking do it.

- Pull it, baby.

- Fucking do it.

- Yeah!

- Do it!

- Woo, did you
see that splatter?

Now that's the way you do it.

Oh yeah, now you're one of us.

Anything in there worth a shit?

- Nothing.

- Don't you worry Goldie, we're
gonna take good care of you.

Come on.

Let's get outta here.

- Do not bring that
weapon into this office.

I heard about the breach,

and yet you found it
prudent to show up here.

Leave us!

Take off your hat.

Hmm, in your message you
mentioned a pair of girls.

I'll have them,

and I have a new toy for you.

- Wake up!

- Mm, stop.

- Are you sleeping?

- Whoa.

- It was your watch.

What the hell was that?

- Listen.

- You're gonna wanna
kill that light.

I ain't never had wolf before.

- Wolf is a fine meal.

- Do you have any other weapons?

- You still got your looks.

Most of the people I see
nowadays, they're fat, ugly too.

- I asked you a question.

- And I just saved your
life, the both of you.

Now, shut up and show a
little God damned respect.

- Well look, I'm sorry.

I think that she's just trying
to say that it would be nice

if you happen to have any
extra anything to help out.

- Extra?

- It's pitch black out here.

- This was my land.

- What do you mean was?

- Hey uh, I drew a map,
a path to the coast.

Do you know it?

- You'll never make it.

- Is that right?

- There's a checkpoint
two miles south of here.

Marshals all over them parts.

- Yeah, we figured as much.

We're just wondering if you
had any shelter down there.

A place to hold up
for a little while.

Catch our breath.

- I never stay in a place for
longer than a couple hours.

- Is there a way around it?

- No.

- Even if it meant backtracking?

- There's a shed
not too far from here.

There might be something in
there you wanna take with you,

but when the sun comes up,
I'm gone,

and you two should do the same.

- Great, so you ain't gonna
come with us then, huh?

- To the coast, no.

When the world comes after
you it just keeps coming.

Who are you to stand in its way?

- The dang lantern's out.

That's it?

- That's it.

- Not even gonna point us
in the right direction?

- Good luck.

They'll bargain with you.

That's the only way
you'll make it alive.

- Bargain, what does that mean?

- You bring
them one of the unmarked

they'll exchange it
for your safe passage.

- How do I know you're
telling me the truth?

- When the Mayan calendar ended

we all woke up the next morning.

Same with Y2K, 9/11.

It kept not ending.

- Till now.

- So far, so good.

- Sorry I fell asleep.

- That's fine.

- Is she older or younger,
your sister?

- Younger.

- Does she look like you?

- Sort of.

- That's hard to imagine.

- Why, because I'm not
fat and ugly?

- No, because you're beautiful.

- Thanks.

- Sorry, I ain't really
paid a compliment in a while.

A bit rusty.

- It's all right.

- What?

- Footprints.

- That's the way it's done, man!
Done.

Woo, woo, woo!

- All right, that's enough.

You made your point.

Goldie, get this body
outta here.

Drag it out back.

Goldie, I said you're up,
let's go.

- What the fuck is her problem?

- It's been three days.

- I told you
she's not one of us.

She's dead fucking weight.

I told you that.

- Clean yourself up.

- I'm just telling you.

Fuck, mother fucker.

- I know what you're thinking.

That we're all just a
bunch of animals, right?

But we're not, not all of us.

- That's not me.

- It could be.

I know it looks insane to you,

but this is an insane world
that we're living in now.

So, where were you
headed when we found you?

- The coast.

- You actually think
there's somebody out there

that's gonna protect you
from all this?

'Cause there's not.

There's no one out there,
no one.

Nobody's gonna save you.

- You could take me there.

- I can't do that.

- Why not?

- Because there are rules.

- You pulled the trigger,
not me.

- You just keep
telling yourself that.

You know,
you remind me of someone.

Someone that was very special
to me.

Someone that was taken.

- I'm scared.

- We're all scared.

- Hey, Damon!

- What the fuck did you do?

Shh, follow me.

- I have no idea where we are.

There's no landmarks,
no borders.

Are you listening to me?

- Doesn't matter, doesn't
matter anymore, let's go.

- Go?

- Yeah go,

because you fail to see we got
a time bomb strapped to us.

I don't know what to do anymore.

- There's a boat
coming to the coast.

- Really, you believe that?

- You can come with me.

We can go together.

- That's not me, understand?

Go, get the fuck outta
here, go, just go, go.

Oh shit, fuck.

Okay.

You-- Fuck you!

Okay, hey, we split.

She's headed to the coast,
to the coast.

Hey, we stopped the
best man, you know that.

Huh, what,
cat got your tongue, man?

- Stand up, now!

I said, stand up!

- Now what?

- Walk.

- So this is it.

I saved your life once,
remember?

No one told you to do that.

- You would've
lost your damned leg.

- I told you I'm gonna
do whatever it takes

to find my sister.

- They're gonna kill me.

- What the hell's going on here?

I found him on the road.

He's not marked.

- And you?

- I came to make a deal.

You can take him in.

He's been in camp before.

- What do you want for him?

- A safe passage to the coast.

Trying to get on the pail.

- We have a deal or not?

- Deal.

- What're you doing?

- I told you I'd take him in.

I never said anything
about keeping him alive.

I'll give you a 10 minute start,

and then I'm coming
to look for you.

Drop the bat, drop it!

- It was spring.

He was at football practice,

so he couldn't go to the
appointment with you.

If he'd have gone, he
would've felt differently.

- He said no.

- You were hysterical,

and after the ultrasound you
asked to see the pictures,

and I thought, are you serious,

and then you said
to forget about it.

- I regret that now.

- Why?

- I didn't want our
baby to think we forgot.

- 10 minutes later
and it was done,

and look at you now.

- The earth is 71% water.

The human body is 75.

It is no wonder you feel your
hope coming from the shores,

but as with most hope
it is false.

Do you know what the
most effective killer is?

Discovery, discovery proves

that we can cause actions
in others.

Our marks prove that humans

are willing to take orders
from well meaning technology.

- You murder innocent people.

We eliminate unpredictability.

It only appears that
free will is happening.

When in reality,
you are doing nothing more

than what you are told.

- Not all of us.

- I applaud your bravery,

but in the end you will have
lost the illusion of free will,

and your organic body
will become nothing more

than a source of discomfort.

- I decide when I die, not you.

- The decision is made.

- Run.

- No.

No, no, no.

You're okay, you're okay.

No!

- What was the name of that
hotel Mom and Dad took us to?

- Mm, The Cranberry.

- I remember
the smell of the sheets.

- Chlorine?

- Yeah, I would smell that
for days.

It made me sad to come home.

- Me too.

- I wonder what happened
to that place, you know.

- This is the last photo
that I have

of my sister from back then.

I buried her on that beach.

Thanks to the original uploader
and Subscene.com.
RE-SYNCH for YESBut's pack.