WEBVTT 1 00:00:06.000 --> 00:00:12.074 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today 2 00:03:23.469 --> 00:03:26.738 Up here. 3 00:04:10.517 --> 00:04:13.719 Want me to make it play again? 4 00:04:53.693 --> 00:04:55.961 Find. 5 00:04:55.963 --> 00:04:58.463 Faro. Find. 6 00:06:45.972 --> 00:06:47.706 Shh. 7 00:07:10.129 --> 00:07:13.432 Uhh... ugh! Ah! 8 00:07:43.963 --> 00:07:46.164 Whoo! 9 00:07:46.166 --> 00:07:48.567 Whoo! 10 00:07:49.869 --> 00:07:51.937 Whoo! 11 00:08:19.765 --> 00:08:21.867 Whoo! 12 00:08:21.869 --> 00:08:24.603 Whoo! Whoo! 13 00:08:24.605 --> 00:08:26.738 Hey, get out of there. 14 00:08:26.740 --> 00:08:28.240 Get out of there quick! 15 00:08:28.242 --> 00:08:30.842 Come on, you need to... You need to get out of there. 16 00:08:30.844 --> 00:08:32.777 Okay, okay, I'm good. 17 00:08:32.779 --> 00:08:34.546 - I'm good... let me get... - Get down, get down. 18 00:08:34.548 --> 00:08:36.648 - Hey, get down. - Who are you? 19 00:08:36.650 --> 00:08:39.184 - Hey... - Who are you? 20 00:08:39.186 --> 00:08:41.219 - Whoa, no, no, no... - Where are the others? 21 00:08:41.221 --> 00:08:43.054 There... who? 22 00:08:43.056 --> 00:08:45.724 - Shit. - Where are the others? 23 00:08:45.726 --> 00:08:47.592 - Where are they? - There aren't any others. 24 00:08:47.594 --> 00:08:49.761 I don't know what to say. It's just me. 25 00:08:49.763 --> 00:08:52.097 You just need to get out of the water, please. 26 00:08:52.099 --> 00:08:55.066 Please, it's just... the water comes from outside the valley. 27 00:08:55.068 --> 00:08:58.069 You just need to get out of the water, please. 28 00:09:04.043 --> 00:09:05.243 No! 29 00:09:20.993 --> 00:09:22.193 Are you all right? 30 00:09:22.195 --> 00:09:23.962 Can you do this? 31 00:09:23.964 --> 00:09:25.230 Can you do this? I can't do it. 32 00:09:25.232 --> 00:09:26.765 Can you help me? 33 00:09:26.767 --> 00:09:28.199 What is it? I'm not gonna hurt you. 34 00:09:28.201 --> 00:09:31.136 I'm not gonna hurt you. Come on, I need your help. 35 00:09:31.138 --> 00:09:32.904 Take it. 36 00:09:32.906 --> 00:09:34.639 I don't know how to do this. 37 00:09:34.641 --> 00:09:35.874 Uh... 38 00:09:39.712 --> 00:09:43.582 Yeah, I need it once a day. 39 00:09:43.584 --> 00:09:45.951 And this one... Prussian Blue. 40 00:09:45.953 --> 00:09:47.285 I'm not gonna make it anyway. 41 00:09:47.287 --> 00:09:49.688 - Stupid. Stupid! - We, uh... 42 00:09:49.690 --> 00:09:52.190 I can take your wagon thing up to the house. 43 00:09:52.192 --> 00:09:54.793 - We have food. - We have food up there. 44 00:09:54.795 --> 00:09:56.294 Burn my clothes. 45 00:09:58.998 --> 00:10:02.000 And my body too if I die. 46 00:10:02.002 --> 00:10:03.768 What's your name? 47 00:10:03.770 --> 00:10:05.670 Ann. 48 00:10:05.672 --> 00:10:06.972 I'm John. 49 00:10:15.381 --> 00:10:17.882 Uh... uhh! 50 00:10:19.151 --> 00:10:21.386 I'm real sorry. 51 00:10:30.630 --> 00:10:32.030 Okay. 52 00:11:23.016 --> 00:11:25.316 Doing good. 53 00:11:25.318 --> 00:11:27.719 - Doing good. - Oh... 54 00:11:27.721 --> 00:11:29.954 Oh... ah... 55 00:11:29.956 --> 00:11:32.857 One more, one more. 56 00:11:34.960 --> 00:11:37.328 That's it. 57 00:11:37.330 --> 00:11:39.798 Okay. It's okay. 58 00:12:55.842 --> 00:12:57.942 Shh. 59 00:13:48.160 --> 00:13:53.898 Dear lord, please bless this man. 60 00:13:53.900 --> 00:13:56.868 He's very sick and he needs your help. 61 00:13:56.870 --> 00:14:00.038 I know you must have a plan for us, 62 00:14:00.040 --> 00:14:04.909 but he's sick from a mistake 63 00:14:04.911 --> 00:14:08.046 and I think probably a good person. 64 00:14:08.048 --> 00:14:13.251 I will serve you however you see fit. 65 00:14:13.253 --> 00:14:17.388 I'm not saying you don't know better or whatever, but... 66 00:14:19.226 --> 00:14:21.893 I would feel so blessed if he... 67 00:14:21.895 --> 00:14:26.397 could stay here... and healthy. 68 00:14:28.435 --> 00:14:31.636 I need that, please. 69 00:15:07.306 --> 00:15:09.440 My dad said to us, you know, 70 00:15:09.442 --> 00:15:11.609 "Keep the farm running, and..." 71 00:15:11.611 --> 00:15:13.411 Okay. 72 00:15:13.413 --> 00:15:15.380 "We've been blessed with this valley." 73 00:15:15.382 --> 00:15:16.948 Yeah. 74 00:15:16.950 --> 00:15:18.650 And, uh, as long as we stay here, 75 00:15:18.652 --> 00:15:20.985 we'd be protected. 76 00:15:20.987 --> 00:15:23.488 Got to be an explanation. 77 00:15:23.490 --> 00:15:26.925 I don't know, something to do with... 78 00:15:26.927 --> 00:15:30.228 with the weather patterns or, uh, 79 00:15:30.230 --> 00:15:33.097 maybe the ridge created a... 80 00:15:33.099 --> 00:15:36.634 just a natural buffer zone. 81 00:15:36.636 --> 00:15:37.636 I mean... 82 00:15:42.308 --> 00:15:45.076 It's just crazy this is still here. 83 00:15:50.950 --> 00:15:52.417 Nah. 84 00:15:52.419 --> 00:15:55.620 Nothing crazy about it. 85 00:15:57.390 --> 00:15:59.123 Why'd they leave the valley? 86 00:15:59.125 --> 00:16:00.558 Why'd they leave you here by yourself? 87 00:16:00.560 --> 00:16:02.393 They had to go find survivors. 88 00:16:02.395 --> 00:16:03.661 - They, they... - Survivors? 89 00:16:03.663 --> 00:16:06.097 They said that was our duty, so... 90 00:16:06.099 --> 00:16:08.299 David was... well, I mean, 91 00:16:08.301 --> 00:16:10.268 my brother was supposed to stay here, 92 00:16:10.270 --> 00:16:12.503 but he, um, he snuck away to look for them 93 00:16:12.505 --> 00:16:15.306 two weeks after they left. 94 00:16:15.308 --> 00:16:17.475 That's him, there. 95 00:16:24.083 --> 00:16:25.483 How old was he? 96 00:16:25.485 --> 00:16:27.051 13. 97 00:16:27.053 --> 00:16:31.322 Well, he's 14 now, I guess, but... 98 00:16:31.324 --> 00:16:32.991 he'd been talking about 99 00:16:32.993 --> 00:16:35.026 going to go find them for days, 100 00:16:35.028 --> 00:16:36.761 and he was really upset. 101 00:16:36.763 --> 00:16:39.497 I-I didn't know how to calm him down. 102 00:16:41.467 --> 00:16:43.368 I'm sorry. 103 00:16:47.539 --> 00:16:49.507 I'm gonna go get your bed ready. 104 00:16:49.509 --> 00:16:51.442 You need anything? Water? 105 00:16:51.444 --> 00:16:52.744 I'm good. 106 00:16:52.746 --> 00:16:55.446 Okay, well... 107 00:17:38.157 --> 00:17:40.558 Night. 108 00:17:40.560 --> 00:17:42.326 Night. 109 00:18:56.902 --> 00:18:58.669 Hey! 110 00:18:58.671 --> 00:19:01.172 I really think you need some more rest. 111 00:19:01.174 --> 00:19:03.407 Maybe, but I couldn't just sit up in that window, 112 00:19:03.409 --> 00:19:06.310 watch you do all the work by yourself. 113 00:19:06.312 --> 00:19:08.613 Oh, yeah, come on, you can't... You can't do work 114 00:19:08.615 --> 00:19:10.648 - like this... not yet. - I know, I know, I know. 115 00:19:10.650 --> 00:19:13.851 I just meant I wanted to come down here and watch you do it. 116 00:19:15.188 --> 00:19:16.420 Oh. 117 00:19:18.357 --> 00:19:20.491 What is all this anyway? 118 00:19:20.493 --> 00:19:22.326 Uh, it's gonna be soybeans, 119 00:19:22.328 --> 00:19:24.829 but... but I get the rocks out first, so... 120 00:19:24.831 --> 00:19:26.497 Why you doing the work by hand, though? 121 00:19:26.499 --> 00:19:28.499 - You can't drive this? - I grew up on a farm. 122 00:19:28.501 --> 00:19:30.568 I know how better than you. 123 00:19:30.570 --> 00:19:32.270 Ran out of gas. 124 00:19:32.272 --> 00:19:33.704 I used it up last year. It just... 125 00:19:33.706 --> 00:19:35.873 What about that country store? 126 00:19:35.875 --> 00:19:37.875 Isn't that a gas station or just a store? 127 00:19:37.877 --> 00:19:41.212 Well, yeah, but pumps don't run without electricity. 128 00:19:41.214 --> 00:19:42.480 No, no, no, you can use... 129 00:19:42.482 --> 00:19:44.922 You can get it to work manually. 130 00:20:01.334 --> 00:20:02.800 Ah... 131 00:20:02.802 --> 00:20:04.936 Whaa! 132 00:20:07.774 --> 00:20:09.941 Hey! 133 00:20:09.943 --> 00:20:11.509 It worked! 134 00:20:13.812 --> 00:20:16.280 Hey, hey! 135 00:20:16.282 --> 00:20:19.217 It worked! It worked! 136 00:20:34.733 --> 00:20:37.001 Could you see me down at the gas pumps? 137 00:20:37.003 --> 00:20:39.303 I was jumping all over the place. 138 00:20:39.305 --> 00:20:41.472 I was so excited. 139 00:20:41.474 --> 00:20:44.976 Felt weird pointing a rifle at you 140 00:20:44.978 --> 00:20:46.544 even if it weren't loaded. 141 00:20:46.546 --> 00:20:48.379 Oh, I always keep it loaded. 142 00:20:48.381 --> 00:20:51.015 It's got a great scope on it, doesn't it? 143 00:20:56.588 --> 00:20:58.623 This looks good. 144 00:21:12.304 --> 00:21:14.338 Well... 145 00:21:14.340 --> 00:21:16.540 there's a lot to be thankful for. 146 00:21:16.542 --> 00:21:17.808 Mmm. 147 00:21:22.648 --> 00:21:25.883 You were... you were up north when it started? 148 00:21:25.885 --> 00:21:27.852 Yeah. 149 00:21:27.854 --> 00:21:32.323 I was, um, about a mile underground 150 00:21:32.325 --> 00:21:35.660 in a government facility... 151 00:21:35.662 --> 00:21:38.296 A bunker. 152 00:21:38.298 --> 00:21:41.399 I'm a research engineer. 153 00:21:41.401 --> 00:21:44.335 Well, I was. 154 00:21:44.337 --> 00:21:46.704 I mean, like a... 155 00:21:46.706 --> 00:21:47.738 does that mean you're a scientist 156 00:21:47.740 --> 00:21:49.040 - or something? - Yeah. 157 00:21:49.042 --> 00:21:50.741 Oh, really? 158 00:21:50.743 --> 00:21:52.576 Well... well, I was. 159 00:21:52.578 --> 00:21:54.378 That's cool. 160 00:21:55.914 --> 00:21:59.950 I was on the design team for that suit I was wearing. 161 00:21:59.952 --> 00:22:01.585 But it's the only reason I was able 162 00:22:01.587 --> 00:22:03.487 to survive as long as I did. 163 00:22:03.489 --> 00:22:05.589 They weren't supposed to be used long-term, though. 164 00:22:05.591 --> 00:22:07.358 It's beat up now. It's damaged. 165 00:22:07.360 --> 00:22:10.361 So why'd you leave the bunker? 166 00:22:10.363 --> 00:22:12.330 Just wasn't safe there anymore? 167 00:22:12.332 --> 00:22:13.831 Well, I was a mile underground, you know. 168 00:22:13.833 --> 00:22:16.334 There was no... 169 00:22:16.336 --> 00:22:17.601 there was no sun. 170 00:22:17.603 --> 00:22:19.670 There was no rain. There was no sky. 171 00:22:19.672 --> 00:22:21.605 There was nothing. 172 00:22:21.607 --> 00:22:23.007 You understand me? 173 00:22:23.009 --> 00:22:25.976 What I wanted from life... 174 00:22:25.978 --> 00:22:27.812 wasn't there. 175 00:22:27.814 --> 00:22:29.980 So I left. 176 00:22:29.982 --> 00:22:32.450 Went to go find your wife. 177 00:22:33.985 --> 00:22:35.786 My wife? 178 00:22:36.855 --> 00:22:38.656 Well, um... 179 00:22:38.658 --> 00:22:40.424 I was just... 180 00:22:40.426 --> 00:22:42.560 When I was going through your wagon 181 00:22:42.562 --> 00:22:44.929 the other day for... I was getting your medicine. 182 00:22:44.931 --> 00:22:48.999 I accidentally came across some photos of your wife. 183 00:22:51.403 --> 00:22:53.504 She's not my wife. 184 00:22:53.506 --> 00:22:55.106 I was... 185 00:22:56.742 --> 00:22:59.410 That was just a girl 186 00:22:59.412 --> 00:23:02.613 from a long time ago, really. 187 00:23:07.085 --> 00:23:10.020 You know, the reason I left... 188 00:23:12.157 --> 00:23:14.525 Honestly, what I think I was looking for 189 00:23:14.527 --> 00:23:17.661 was a place like this... 190 00:23:17.663 --> 00:23:21.999 without ever believing for a second 191 00:23:22.001 --> 00:23:24.402 that it could exist. 192 00:24:48.854 --> 00:24:51.188 I never thought I'd eat fresh fish again. 193 00:24:51.190 --> 00:24:52.957 Oh, the pond is full of them. 194 00:24:52.959 --> 00:24:55.092 We used to get yellow bullhead from the creek, 195 00:24:55.094 --> 00:24:57.094 but obviously, they died out. 196 00:24:57.096 --> 00:25:00.898 But this pond comes from the same water as the well does. 197 00:25:00.900 --> 00:25:04.235 Dad says it comes from an underground pocket of water. 198 00:25:04.237 --> 00:25:05.970 Reckons it's a big part of 199 00:25:05.972 --> 00:25:07.972 what kept this place from dying out. 200 00:25:07.974 --> 00:25:09.006 An aquifer. 201 00:25:09.008 --> 00:25:10.674 Yeah. 202 00:25:10.676 --> 00:25:13.811 Makes a lot of sense. He's a smart man. 203 00:25:13.813 --> 00:25:15.913 Oh, I could eat this every... 204 00:25:15.915 --> 00:25:18.282 Every day of the week. 205 00:25:18.284 --> 00:25:20.618 We can eat it as much as you want 206 00:25:20.620 --> 00:25:22.853 till the pond freezes over. 207 00:25:22.855 --> 00:25:25.089 What happened last winter? It snow a lot? 208 00:25:25.091 --> 00:25:26.857 Yeah. 209 00:25:26.859 --> 00:25:29.693 I...I stayed in the house mostly, 210 00:25:29.695 --> 00:25:32.863 bundled up with Faro. 211 00:25:32.865 --> 00:25:34.865 I mean, I saved food, 212 00:25:34.867 --> 00:25:36.534 but we went through most of it. 213 00:25:36.536 --> 00:25:39.136 Truth is, uh... 214 00:25:39.138 --> 00:25:43.774 I almost... I almost froze and starved. 215 00:25:45.277 --> 00:25:47.745 It... it was bad. 216 00:25:47.747 --> 00:25:51.015 Well, that's a good reason to plant the entire field. 217 00:25:51.017 --> 00:25:52.716 Yeah, I mean even if we could just get 218 00:25:52.718 --> 00:25:56.854 the freezers up and running, we could stock up on fish. 219 00:25:59.157 --> 00:26:03.227 I just wish the generator hadn't broken, you know? 220 00:26:03.229 --> 00:26:05.162 Wait. 221 00:26:05.164 --> 00:26:07.598 You got a generator? 222 00:26:09.868 --> 00:26:11.835 Engine's fried. 223 00:26:16.808 --> 00:26:19.910 It's my fault. It's... 224 00:26:19.912 --> 00:26:22.012 When it stopped working, 225 00:26:22.014 --> 00:26:24.348 I was goofing around. 226 00:26:24.350 --> 00:26:27.284 I was just... I was... I was playing a DVD. 227 00:26:27.286 --> 00:26:30.254 Damn it. 228 00:26:30.256 --> 00:26:32.823 I just wanted to hear people talk. 229 00:26:32.825 --> 00:26:35.759 Well, don't beat yourself up. This thing's old. 230 00:26:35.761 --> 00:26:37.861 Looks like it's been repaired a couple of times already. 231 00:26:37.863 --> 00:26:39.763 It was liable to blow no matter what. 232 00:26:39.765 --> 00:26:41.632 Well, it's too bad we can't just do, 233 00:26:41.634 --> 00:26:43.267 like a science fair thing 234 00:26:43.269 --> 00:26:46.870 and just run all our clocks and everything off a potato. 235 00:26:50.275 --> 00:26:52.743 That's a good idea. Come on. 236 00:27:01.653 --> 00:27:05.389 Yeah, that's a good flow of water. 237 00:27:05.391 --> 00:27:09.827 We need to build a race at the top, but... 238 00:27:09.829 --> 00:27:12.229 it's enough to spin a generator. 239 00:27:12.231 --> 00:27:13.998 As long as there's enough cable to reach the house, 240 00:27:14.000 --> 00:27:15.399 we have power. 241 00:27:15.401 --> 00:27:16.900 The lights might flicker, 242 00:27:16.902 --> 00:27:18.335 but we could get the freezer going. 243 00:27:18.337 --> 00:27:19.703 Wait, it doesn't... It doesn't matter 244 00:27:19.705 --> 00:27:21.005 that the water's radioactive? 245 00:27:21.007 --> 00:27:22.306 Not at all. 246 00:27:22.308 --> 00:27:24.208 Water's just got to flow downhill. 247 00:27:24.210 --> 00:27:28.412 It's perfect. 248 00:27:28.414 --> 00:27:30.881 What do you mean? 249 00:27:32.183 --> 00:27:34.718 It's the water wheel. 250 00:27:38.823 --> 00:27:41.859 How much wood do we need? 251 00:27:41.861 --> 00:27:43.794 Well, you saw it. 252 00:27:43.796 --> 00:27:46.296 We need most of this, right? 253 00:27:46.298 --> 00:27:48.399 Could we just... could we use something else? 254 00:27:48.401 --> 00:27:50.234 Maybe... 255 00:27:50.236 --> 00:27:53.937 Well, no, we can't... We can't use the house. 256 00:27:53.939 --> 00:27:56.273 We need the barn. We can't use the store. 257 00:27:56.275 --> 00:27:58.876 It's all cinder block. No, this is it. 258 00:27:58.878 --> 00:28:00.444 Well... 259 00:28:00.446 --> 00:28:02.680 - What? - I mean... 260 00:28:02.682 --> 00:28:04.448 What? 261 00:28:04.450 --> 00:28:08.318 My dad... built that. 262 00:28:08.320 --> 00:28:13.257 He... he preached there every Sunday, you know? 263 00:28:13.259 --> 00:28:15.392 And it's 'cause of Him that we survived, 264 00:28:15.394 --> 00:28:19.229 that, you know, that all of this survived, 265 00:28:19.231 --> 00:28:21.999 - So... - 'Cause of your father? 266 00:28:22.001 --> 00:28:25.169 No, no, 'cause... 'cause of Him. 267 00:28:34.312 --> 00:28:38.148 What, if we tear down the church, we don't survive? 268 00:28:40.151 --> 00:28:43.053 All right. 269 00:28:44.989 --> 00:28:46.356 Look... 270 00:28:53.898 --> 00:28:55.499 I know it's hard. 271 00:28:57.469 --> 00:28:59.369 I know it's hard. 272 00:29:01.206 --> 00:29:05.409 But if you got to tear down a church to get electricity... 273 00:29:05.411 --> 00:29:07.344 But we don't really need electricity. 274 00:29:07.346 --> 00:29:11.281 It's about... rebuilding. 275 00:29:12.951 --> 00:29:17.020 Maybe God... 276 00:29:17.022 --> 00:29:20.124 or your father... 277 00:29:20.126 --> 00:29:22.326 put this here for us. 278 00:29:25.897 --> 00:29:28.137 So we can... We can start again. 279 00:29:32.270 --> 00:29:34.772 Maybe that's why we're here... 280 00:29:37.175 --> 00:29:39.376 Just to start again. 281 00:29:41.112 --> 00:29:44.014 - Yeah. - We get a generator, 282 00:29:44.016 --> 00:29:46.450 get electricity, 283 00:29:46.452 --> 00:29:49.453 plant the fields. 284 00:29:49.455 --> 00:29:51.889 We store up food for us. 285 00:29:54.325 --> 00:29:58.028 You never know. Maybe we store up food 286 00:29:58.030 --> 00:29:59.897 - for more than just us. - Why? 287 00:29:59.899 --> 00:30:01.565 You think more people will come? 288 00:30:01.567 --> 00:30:03.300 I mean, if more people are coming, 289 00:30:03.302 --> 00:30:05.235 then we should definitely keep the church. 290 00:30:05.237 --> 00:30:06.970 - No. - I know you don't 291 00:30:06.972 --> 00:30:09.573 - think it's important, but... - No, no, no, I... 292 00:30:09.575 --> 00:30:12.009 That's not what I meant. 293 00:30:33.264 --> 00:30:35.365 Faro. Faro. 294 00:30:38.270 --> 00:30:39.837 What's wrong with you? 295 00:30:39.839 --> 00:30:41.972 Hey, come on. 296 00:30:41.974 --> 00:30:43.974 Come on. 297 00:31:15.974 --> 00:31:17.875 Ann, hey, Ann! 298 00:31:20.645 --> 00:31:23.080 - Oh, hey. - Let's call it a day. 299 00:31:23.082 --> 00:31:25.249 My dad would never say that. 300 00:31:25.251 --> 00:31:28.151 He would just keep me out here till I couldn't see anymore 301 00:31:28.153 --> 00:31:30.393 and have me plowing all zigzag. 302 00:31:34.158 --> 00:31:35.459 John! 303 00:31:37.095 --> 00:31:39.162 Just come down. 304 00:31:42.400 --> 00:31:43.667 Okay. 305 00:31:43.669 --> 00:31:45.102 You know, I just... 306 00:31:45.104 --> 00:31:46.970 I think I need to finish this. 307 00:31:46.972 --> 00:31:48.372 You go on up to the house and rest. 308 00:31:48.374 --> 00:31:50.474 I just... you know, I got to get this done. 309 00:31:50.476 --> 00:31:52.910 I'll be up there soon. 310 00:31:58.549 --> 00:32:00.651 I'll see you in a bit. 311 00:32:40.725 --> 00:32:43.060 Oh! 312 00:32:43.062 --> 00:32:45.996 I thought you'd left. 313 00:32:49.368 --> 00:32:52.035 I'm here, relaxing. 314 00:32:52.037 --> 00:32:54.404 Found out a lot of stuff about you. 315 00:32:56.075 --> 00:32:58.508 I found out... 316 00:32:58.510 --> 00:33:00.243 You all right? 317 00:33:00.245 --> 00:33:02.646 That Annie... 318 00:33:02.648 --> 00:33:03.714 loves M&Ms, 319 00:33:03.716 --> 00:33:05.282 - huh? - Oh. 320 00:33:05.284 --> 00:33:07.551 Yeah. Ha. 321 00:33:08.753 --> 00:33:10.153 Uhh. 322 00:33:12.023 --> 00:33:13.623 I found out that Annie... 323 00:33:13.625 --> 00:33:15.525 Oh... it's all right. 324 00:33:15.527 --> 00:33:18.362 Likes these, uh... what's this? 325 00:33:18.364 --> 00:33:21.498 I don't know, but you like them. 326 00:33:21.500 --> 00:33:23.667 - A candy. - Annie... 327 00:33:23.669 --> 00:33:26.670 Annie likes Goldfish baked snack crackers, 328 00:33:26.672 --> 00:33:28.205 huh? 329 00:33:28.207 --> 00:33:29.306 Yeah. 330 00:33:31.109 --> 00:33:32.709 I was investigating, 331 00:33:32.711 --> 00:33:37.214 and I found out that one thing you don't like... 332 00:33:37.216 --> 00:33:39.249 Annie... 333 00:33:39.251 --> 00:33:42.052 don't like... 334 00:33:42.054 --> 00:33:44.054 cherry soda. 335 00:33:44.056 --> 00:33:46.289 Huh? 336 00:33:46.291 --> 00:33:48.158 Even at the end of the world, 337 00:33:48.160 --> 00:33:52.129 Annie ain't gonna drink no damn cherry soda. 338 00:33:52.131 --> 00:33:54.564 I'm sorry... I shouldn't be swearing, right? 339 00:33:54.566 --> 00:33:56.366 I know. 340 00:33:56.368 --> 00:33:57.601 I think we, uh... 341 00:33:57.603 --> 00:33:59.302 I'm sorry. No, no, no, no... 342 00:33:59.304 --> 00:34:00.704 I think we head on home. 343 00:34:00.706 --> 00:34:03.140 No, no, no, no, no, no, no! 344 00:34:08.613 --> 00:34:11.081 Says a lot about you. 345 00:34:13.117 --> 00:34:15.318 All right. Your jacket. 346 00:34:15.320 --> 00:34:17.587 Let me get this off. 347 00:34:17.589 --> 00:34:19.623 Okay. 348 00:34:19.625 --> 00:34:22.659 Let's get this off. Come on. 349 00:34:22.661 --> 00:34:24.094 No, I... I can do it. 350 00:34:24.096 --> 00:34:25.729 - I can do it. - Okay. 351 00:34:25.731 --> 00:34:28.532 I can do it, all right? 352 00:34:28.534 --> 00:34:31.768 I don't... 353 00:34:31.770 --> 00:34:33.703 I don't need your help 354 00:34:33.705 --> 00:34:36.540 all the fucking time, okay? 355 00:34:36.542 --> 00:34:39.109 Okay. 356 00:34:39.111 --> 00:34:43.313 I don't need your help all the time, okay? 357 00:34:48.286 --> 00:34:50.420 I don't need... 358 00:34:50.422 --> 00:34:52.122 Okay. 359 00:34:52.124 --> 00:34:54.391 I don't need your help all the time, okay? 360 00:34:54.393 --> 00:34:56.126 Okay? 361 00:34:56.128 --> 00:34:57.627 I don't need your help all the time. 362 00:34:57.629 --> 00:34:59.229 That's okay. 363 00:35:04.435 --> 00:35:06.570 I'm... I'm sorry. 364 00:35:09.842 --> 00:35:11.641 I can do it. 365 00:35:39.770 --> 00:35:41.905 I owe you, uh... 366 00:35:41.907 --> 00:35:44.374 I owe you breakfast, I think. 367 00:35:47.745 --> 00:35:50.147 Okay. 368 00:35:50.149 --> 00:35:52.616 I don't... I don't know what to say. 369 00:35:54.585 --> 00:35:55.886 I... 370 00:35:59.590 --> 00:36:03.226 It's okay. 371 00:36:03.228 --> 00:36:05.395 It's fine. 372 00:36:34.659 --> 00:36:37.427 You didn't like what I was playing? 373 00:36:37.429 --> 00:36:40.197 You left before I could finish. 374 00:36:40.199 --> 00:36:43.600 I mean, I do know other songs too. 375 00:36:43.602 --> 00:36:45.435 They all just sort of sound like hymns 376 00:36:45.437 --> 00:36:46.937 'cause of the organ. 377 00:36:46.939 --> 00:36:48.772 I don't know what you're talking about. 378 00:36:48.774 --> 00:36:51.675 At the chapel just now. 379 00:36:51.677 --> 00:36:53.810 Uh-huh. 380 00:37:07.526 --> 00:37:11.228 I'm, uh, underdressed. 381 00:37:11.230 --> 00:37:12.996 No, not at all. 382 00:37:19.538 --> 00:37:22.639 Look what I found down at the store. 383 00:37:24.842 --> 00:37:27.310 Is that a good idea? 384 00:37:27.312 --> 00:37:29.279 Oh, we don't... 385 00:37:29.281 --> 00:37:30.914 - It's fine. - We don't have to. 386 00:37:30.916 --> 00:37:34.451 No, no, no, I think we'll be okay with one bottle. 387 00:37:34.453 --> 00:37:35.919 Let's open it. 388 00:37:40.758 --> 00:37:43.526 You drunk wine before, right? 389 00:37:43.528 --> 00:37:45.528 Mm-hmm, of course. 390 00:37:46.864 --> 00:37:49.833 So pretty. 391 00:37:56.875 --> 00:37:59.876 Oops, oops. 392 00:37:59.878 --> 00:38:01.845 - You want some more? - No, no, no, no, no. 393 00:38:01.847 --> 00:38:03.446 Maybe that's enough, huh? 394 00:38:03.448 --> 00:38:05.715 - Maybe we should save it. - It's okay. 395 00:38:17.061 --> 00:38:20.363 I want things to be good between us. 396 00:38:20.365 --> 00:38:21.865 So do I. 397 00:38:21.867 --> 00:38:24.027 What do you want to do? 398 00:38:31.343 --> 00:38:33.743 You want to dance? 399 00:38:33.745 --> 00:38:35.512 Ha ha. 400 00:38:35.514 --> 00:38:38.381 I don't know how to dance to this. 401 00:38:38.383 --> 00:38:40.317 Me neither. 402 00:38:40.319 --> 00:38:42.852 Come on. 403 00:38:42.854 --> 00:38:44.054 Please? 404 00:38:44.056 --> 00:38:46.022 All right. 405 00:39:56.127 --> 00:39:59.162 This was... 406 00:39:59.164 --> 00:40:02.932 It was a lovely evening. 407 00:40:02.934 --> 00:40:05.168 Thank you. 408 00:40:15.946 --> 00:40:18.448 We should go to bed. 409 00:40:20.418 --> 00:40:21.785 Okay. 410 00:40:31.662 --> 00:40:33.062 Good night. 411 00:41:35.526 --> 00:41:37.160 I don't understand. 412 00:41:40.998 --> 00:41:42.966 - What did I do wrong? - Nothing. 413 00:41:42.968 --> 00:41:45.448 You didn't do anything wrong. 414 00:41:47.672 --> 00:41:51.708 Look, I... I want you, okay? 415 00:41:51.710 --> 00:41:54.844 I really do. 416 00:41:54.846 --> 00:41:58.114 - Really? - Yeah. 417 00:41:58.116 --> 00:42:00.617 But it's... 418 00:42:00.619 --> 00:42:03.620 it's gonna change things. 419 00:42:03.622 --> 00:42:07.190 I mean, it's... it's gonna change everything, 420 00:42:07.192 --> 00:42:09.592 and not just for you. 421 00:42:12.096 --> 00:42:14.898 We need time... 422 00:42:14.900 --> 00:42:18.034 and it's okay, 'cause we got time. 423 00:42:18.036 --> 00:42:20.603 All right? 424 00:42:27.778 --> 00:42:29.178 Okay. 425 00:42:33.250 --> 00:42:35.051 You want me to leave? 426 00:42:35.053 --> 00:42:37.020 Oh, no, no. 427 00:42:37.022 --> 00:42:39.989 - No, I want you to stay. - Okay. 428 00:42:39.991 --> 00:42:43.326 I want you to stay with me, okay? 429 00:42:43.328 --> 00:42:44.894 Okay. 430 00:42:57.274 --> 00:42:59.576 You can have the church. 431 00:42:59.578 --> 00:43:02.579 No, no, no. 432 00:43:02.581 --> 00:43:04.814 It's just a project. 433 00:43:04.816 --> 00:43:06.849 It's not worth making you upset. 434 00:43:06.851 --> 00:43:08.318 It's not. 435 00:43:08.320 --> 00:43:09.786 It really means something 436 00:43:09.788 --> 00:43:11.254 that you put all this thought into it 437 00:43:11.256 --> 00:43:13.656 and you... you're thinking long-term for us. 438 00:43:13.658 --> 00:43:15.925 That really means something. 439 00:43:15.927 --> 00:43:19.629 Thoughts are the easy part. 440 00:43:19.631 --> 00:43:21.297 Hard part's finding a reason. 441 00:43:23.001 --> 00:43:25.068 It's fine. 442 00:43:25.070 --> 00:43:27.770 There's a lot of projects. 443 00:44:24.995 --> 00:44:27.130 Seems like a... 444 00:44:27.132 --> 00:44:29.365 a good dog. 445 00:44:29.367 --> 00:44:32.435 Solid dog. 446 00:44:32.437 --> 00:44:36.706 I mean you no harm, ma'am. 447 00:44:36.708 --> 00:44:38.941 All I'd ask you for is a glass of water 448 00:44:38.943 --> 00:44:42.712 if you know where to find one. 449 00:44:42.714 --> 00:44:44.080 My name's Caleb. 450 00:44:48.385 --> 00:44:50.887 - Ann! - Hey, no, no! 451 00:44:50.889 --> 00:44:52.822 No, no, no, it's all right. 452 00:44:52.824 --> 00:44:53.824 It's all right. 453 00:44:55.259 --> 00:44:56.759 It's fine. 454 00:44:56.761 --> 00:44:58.327 It's okay, it's fine. 455 00:45:06.304 --> 00:45:09.172 Why would you steal our eggs? 456 00:45:09.174 --> 00:45:11.240 I'm sorry, ma'am. 457 00:45:11.242 --> 00:45:14.010 Not everyone's hospitable like y'all are. 458 00:45:14.012 --> 00:45:16.846 You say you come from 50 miles from here? 459 00:45:16.848 --> 00:45:18.381 Yes, sir. I worked in the mines 460 00:45:18.383 --> 00:45:20.483 about three counties over, near Big Sandy Creek. 461 00:45:20.485 --> 00:45:22.785 We used to play their school in soccer, John. 462 00:45:22.787 --> 00:45:24.921 Uh-huh. 463 00:45:26.990 --> 00:45:28.424 Like you, Mr. Loomis, 464 00:45:28.426 --> 00:45:30.927 I was underground when the shit hit the fan. 465 00:45:30.929 --> 00:45:32.228 Excuse the language, ma'am. 466 00:45:32.230 --> 00:45:34.430 It's okay. 467 00:45:34.432 --> 00:45:37.066 Most of the guys had families. 468 00:45:37.068 --> 00:45:40.903 They went up looking, never came back. 469 00:45:40.905 --> 00:45:42.939 Finally ran out of food. 470 00:45:42.941 --> 00:45:44.807 Decided to take my chances. 471 00:45:44.809 --> 00:45:48.144 How long were you outside the mine? 472 00:45:48.146 --> 00:45:50.513 Too long. 473 00:45:50.515 --> 00:45:53.750 I been laid up since I found this hollow a few days ago. 474 00:45:53.752 --> 00:45:57.120 You know that cave in the... In the ridge, back round there? 475 00:45:57.122 --> 00:45:58.921 Oh, yeah, I know it. Yeah, there's a cave 476 00:45:58.923 --> 00:46:00.890 in Claypole Canyon. 477 00:46:00.892 --> 00:46:03.059 Me and my brother used to go there when we were little 478 00:46:03.061 --> 00:46:04.761 and build forts and things. 479 00:46:04.763 --> 00:46:06.796 - Is that right? - Yeah. 480 00:46:09.066 --> 00:46:11.300 So what's your plan? 481 00:46:19.243 --> 00:46:21.944 Hmm? Gonna keep heading south? 482 00:46:21.946 --> 00:46:24.480 Yes, sir, that's the idea. 483 00:46:24.482 --> 00:46:26.449 If I could stay in your land for a night, 484 00:46:26.451 --> 00:46:29.018 I'll be out of your hair by tomorrow morning. 485 00:46:32.089 --> 00:46:34.824 Well, like I said, you picked up some radiation. 486 00:46:34.826 --> 00:46:36.292 I figured. 487 00:46:36.294 --> 00:46:38.127 I'm kind of weak. 488 00:46:38.129 --> 00:46:39.862 Even puked a couple times. 489 00:46:39.864 --> 00:46:41.998 How bad do you think it is, John? 490 00:46:42.000 --> 00:46:44.567 Oh, it's nothing like what I had, but... 491 00:46:44.569 --> 00:46:47.136 you should probably rest up a couple days. 492 00:46:47.138 --> 00:46:49.338 I'd appreciate that. 493 00:46:49.340 --> 00:46:50.573 Thank you. 494 00:46:59.383 --> 00:47:01.584 What do you think? 495 00:47:01.586 --> 00:47:04.954 I mean, I'm not sure about the stealing thing, but... 496 00:47:04.956 --> 00:47:07.423 I don't hold that against him. 497 00:47:07.425 --> 00:47:11.294 Figures he'd be cautious about how we'd react. 498 00:47:11.296 --> 00:47:13.496 So you're okay with it then? 499 00:47:16.099 --> 00:47:20.069 Look, if the guy wants to camp out for a couple of days... 500 00:47:21.839 --> 00:47:24.907 John... 501 00:47:24.909 --> 00:47:28.845 are we really not gonna invite him inside? 502 00:47:42.626 --> 00:47:43.993 Amen. 503 00:47:44.995 --> 00:47:46.195 Amen. 504 00:47:54.339 --> 00:47:57.406 I keep thinking... I'm gonna wake up 505 00:47:57.408 --> 00:48:00.910 on the side of the road out there. 506 00:48:00.912 --> 00:48:02.078 You know, it's funny... Out there, 507 00:48:02.080 --> 00:48:04.580 I'd never take the main roads. 508 00:48:04.582 --> 00:48:09.285 Always take the country trails or the railroad tracks. 509 00:48:09.287 --> 00:48:12.655 Just... scared of seeing anybody. 510 00:48:14.558 --> 00:48:18.561 One day, I see this warehouse by the main road. 511 00:48:18.563 --> 00:48:20.329 There's some water jugs on the outside. 512 00:48:20.331 --> 00:48:23.633 I'm hoping for water. Readings were low. 513 00:48:27.571 --> 00:48:32.174 When I come out, 514 00:48:32.176 --> 00:48:34.110 there's someone in my wagon. 515 00:48:34.112 --> 00:48:38.080 It's a boy maybe 13, maybe even 14 years old. 516 00:48:38.082 --> 00:48:40.616 He must've been on the main road, coming from the south. 517 00:48:40.618 --> 00:48:42.685 I was scared of going south back then. 518 00:48:42.687 --> 00:48:45.688 I don't know why. The fallout... I was... 519 00:48:45.690 --> 00:48:48.057 He's the reason I came this way. 520 00:48:50.060 --> 00:48:53.596 He was sick... 521 00:48:53.598 --> 00:48:55.231 filthy. 522 00:48:55.233 --> 00:48:58.501 His belly distended, stealing my food. 523 00:48:58.503 --> 00:49:02.271 Everything he put down, he just was throwing up. 524 00:49:02.273 --> 00:49:04.540 I couldn't help him. 525 00:49:04.542 --> 00:49:06.442 I get him out of the wagon. 526 00:49:06.444 --> 00:49:09.378 He's grabbing for the door, so we get into it. 527 00:49:09.380 --> 00:49:12.114 Pulls out a knife. Swinging at me weakly. 528 00:49:12.116 --> 00:49:14.183 That's when I took out my gun. 529 00:49:16.586 --> 00:49:19.388 Soon as he saw it, he gave up. 530 00:49:19.390 --> 00:49:23.159 Just started crying. 531 00:49:23.161 --> 00:49:27.029 He was on his knees, just begging me to kill him. 532 00:49:31.001 --> 00:49:34.203 I couldn't do anything. 533 00:49:34.205 --> 00:49:36.973 I just put him off to the side of the road, 534 00:49:36.975 --> 00:49:39.241 and I left him there to die. 535 00:50:04.701 --> 00:50:06.469 You know how I said the people 536 00:50:06.471 --> 00:50:11.040 I worked with in the mine left and never came back? 537 00:50:11.042 --> 00:50:13.275 That's not really true. 538 00:50:17.447 --> 00:50:19.615 It was me and four others. 539 00:50:21.351 --> 00:50:25.221 They were older guys, family men, like I said. 540 00:50:27.157 --> 00:50:30.793 You know, the first weeks down there were... 541 00:50:30.795 --> 00:50:33.763 awful. 542 00:50:33.765 --> 00:50:36.732 Phones were down. 543 00:50:36.734 --> 00:50:38.801 Radio station went off one by one. 544 00:50:38.803 --> 00:50:45.174 Started getting... claustrophobic, 545 00:50:45.176 --> 00:50:48.644 thinking everybody's plotting against you. 546 00:50:48.646 --> 00:50:50.746 One of them, Micah... 547 00:50:50.748 --> 00:50:54.784 He's this really big dude, but a... a gentle fellow... 548 00:50:54.786 --> 00:50:56.519 Well, he just snapped. 549 00:50:56.521 --> 00:50:59.288 Says he's got to get out of the mine no matter what, 550 00:50:59.290 --> 00:51:01.290 but the others won't let him. 551 00:51:01.292 --> 00:51:02.525 Thought the radiation would leak inside 552 00:51:02.527 --> 00:51:04.760 if the safe room hatch was open. 553 00:51:04.762 --> 00:51:06.562 Well, he... 554 00:51:06.564 --> 00:51:09.732 He threw himself on the others. 555 00:51:09.734 --> 00:51:13.836 They ripped each other to shreds just using their hands. 556 00:51:16.807 --> 00:51:23.145 In the end, only Micah was left, covered in blood, 557 00:51:23.147 --> 00:51:26.782 and I'm sure he's gonna kill me too. 558 00:51:26.784 --> 00:51:29.452 But I just... I met his glance. 559 00:51:29.454 --> 00:51:31.587 I looked him back in the eye... 560 00:51:37.494 --> 00:51:40.696 And he backed away from me. 561 00:51:40.698 --> 00:51:42.398 Collapsed. 562 00:51:45.235 --> 00:51:47.336 A few hours later, he was dead. 563 00:51:49.439 --> 00:51:51.440 I'm so sorry, Caleb. 564 00:51:54.311 --> 00:51:56.245 And we keep some water here in the house 565 00:51:56.247 --> 00:51:57.847 if you need any tonight. 566 00:51:57.849 --> 00:52:00.549 Easier than waking up and walking out to the well, huh? 567 00:52:00.551 --> 00:52:01.884 Yeah, right. 568 00:52:05.555 --> 00:52:07.823 And up here is your room. 569 00:52:07.825 --> 00:52:10.359 - These pictures of you? - Yeah, it's me. 570 00:52:10.361 --> 00:52:11.427 Bathroom. 571 00:52:11.429 --> 00:52:13.462 And this is you. 572 00:52:19.870 --> 00:52:23.639 Hmm. Middle school football. 573 00:52:23.641 --> 00:52:25.508 Man, oh, man, 574 00:52:25.510 --> 00:52:27.676 I'd rather be in hell with my back broke 575 00:52:27.678 --> 00:52:29.645 than be back there again. 576 00:52:29.647 --> 00:52:31.380 Well, I'll... 577 00:52:31.382 --> 00:52:34.150 I'll clear away all this stuff in the morning. 578 00:52:34.152 --> 00:52:36.519 No, don't. 579 00:52:36.521 --> 00:52:38.487 I like it like this. 580 00:52:38.489 --> 00:52:40.422 I won't be here long. 581 00:52:44.861 --> 00:52:46.896 What are you doing? 582 00:52:46.898 --> 00:52:48.430 What do you mean? 583 00:52:48.432 --> 00:52:49.899 We don't know anything about this guy. 584 00:52:49.901 --> 00:52:51.734 Could be anybody for all we know. 585 00:52:51.736 --> 00:52:54.270 I was just showing him his room. 586 00:52:54.272 --> 00:52:55.938 John, you wanted him to stay. 587 00:52:55.940 --> 00:52:57.873 No, no, no, no, you invited him into the house. 588 00:52:57.875 --> 00:52:59.375 You cooked him dinner. 589 00:52:59.377 --> 00:53:02.444 You set him up down the hall from us. 590 00:53:02.446 --> 00:53:03.779 You know what? I mean, 591 00:53:03.781 --> 00:53:07.383 it's not like he's a bad man. 592 00:53:07.385 --> 00:53:09.418 Right? I mean... 593 00:53:09.420 --> 00:53:10.819 You really believe that? 594 00:53:10.821 --> 00:53:13.222 I don't know what to think yet. 595 00:53:14.925 --> 00:53:17.927 You never told me about that boy in the wagon. 596 00:53:17.929 --> 00:53:19.495 Look, I don't want to... 597 00:53:19.497 --> 00:53:22.798 I don't want to talk about that, okay? 598 00:53:22.800 --> 00:53:24.900 Well, I wish you would. 599 00:53:29.239 --> 00:53:32.274 Truth is, I don't think you'd understand. 600 00:53:34.311 --> 00:53:37.913 Why wouldn't I understand? 601 00:53:37.915 --> 00:53:40.649 I lived through this too, remember? 602 00:53:46.957 --> 00:53:50.526 Know how I said I was gonna plant the fields 603 00:53:50.528 --> 00:53:52.561 back before summer? 604 00:53:54.331 --> 00:53:58.400 I actually started to, and then just... 605 00:53:58.402 --> 00:54:00.836 thought I wouldn't even bother. 606 00:54:05.508 --> 00:54:07.843 I mean, I'm sure what... 607 00:54:07.845 --> 00:54:10.279 What you went through out there was horrible. 608 00:54:10.281 --> 00:54:12.281 I'm... 609 00:54:12.283 --> 00:54:14.850 But it... I mean, it wasn't... 610 00:54:14.852 --> 00:54:17.720 Wasn't... easy here. 611 00:54:23.293 --> 00:54:27.463 I kept... I kept this calendar 612 00:54:27.465 --> 00:54:30.399 for the first few months after they left. 613 00:54:34.804 --> 00:54:39.508 And then after awhile, I just realized it didn't... 614 00:54:39.510 --> 00:54:42.911 it didn't matter. They weren't coming back. 615 00:54:44.848 --> 00:54:48.450 Just seemed stupid. 616 00:54:48.452 --> 00:54:49.885 I stopped... 617 00:54:49.887 --> 00:54:53.455 Stopped thinking about how many days were going by. 618 00:54:53.457 --> 00:54:56.992 I just was really sick of being on my own, you know? 619 00:54:56.994 --> 00:54:59.862 I just didn't want to be on my own anymore. 620 00:55:08.571 --> 00:55:11.040 What I'm saying is that you come 621 00:55:11.042 --> 00:55:13.709 and made me want to go through it all again. 622 00:55:13.711 --> 00:55:16.745 And not just somebody. 623 00:55:16.747 --> 00:55:18.013 You. 624 00:55:41.671 --> 00:55:43.772 I killed him. 625 00:55:46.643 --> 00:55:48.644 The boy. 626 00:55:48.646 --> 00:55:51.580 I think it was your brother. 627 00:55:53.850 --> 00:55:56.552 I don't know. 628 00:55:56.554 --> 00:55:58.520 Looked like him. 629 00:56:10.967 --> 00:56:13.502 I'm sorry. 630 00:56:18.575 --> 00:56:20.409 I'm sorry. 631 00:56:26.916 --> 00:56:28.884 It's okay. 632 00:56:55.612 --> 00:56:58.714 So we got kale down there, 633 00:56:58.716 --> 00:57:01.717 soybeans up by the house. 634 00:57:01.719 --> 00:57:06.121 Round here, there's cucumber, tomato, squash, 635 00:57:06.123 --> 00:57:08.991 milk from the cows, obviously, and eggs 636 00:57:08.993 --> 00:57:11.727 and occasionally meat from the chickens. 637 00:57:17.133 --> 00:57:19.868 She seems older than she is, huh? 638 00:57:22.872 --> 00:57:25.207 Yeah. 639 00:57:30.147 --> 00:57:34.516 You know what you also got? Turkey. 640 00:57:34.518 --> 00:57:36.852 You hungry, Mr. Loomis? 641 00:57:38.688 --> 00:57:40.088 - Oh! - Damn it. 642 00:57:40.090 --> 00:57:41.857 Just missed. 643 00:57:41.859 --> 00:57:43.692 - So what's your plan? - Early on, 644 00:57:43.694 --> 00:57:45.894 when the radio stations were still broadcasting, 645 00:57:45.896 --> 00:57:48.764 there was talk about a lot of people heading south. 646 00:57:48.766 --> 00:57:51.166 Well, there was plenty of old recordings 647 00:57:51.168 --> 00:57:52.835 looping over and over on the EBS... 648 00:57:52.837 --> 00:57:54.603 Yeah, we heard all those. We could tell the difference. 649 00:57:54.605 --> 00:57:57.005 No, you most certainly misheard. 650 00:57:57.007 --> 00:57:58.707 I mean, the ancillary fallout? 651 00:57:58.709 --> 00:58:00.909 - Especially in the south... - No, Mr. Loomis. 652 00:58:00.911 --> 00:58:03.178 Mr. Loomis, it's a town called Anson near the Gulf. 653 00:58:03.180 --> 00:58:05.113 - There's no one left out there. - The guy on the radio said 654 00:58:05.115 --> 00:58:06.682 there're about three dozen, all family of military. 655 00:58:06.684 --> 00:58:08.116 You were military, right, Mr. Loomis? 656 00:58:08.118 --> 00:58:10.486 - I was a civil contractor. - Shh. 657 00:58:19.262 --> 00:58:23.232 You fancy a wager on which one of us bags him? 658 00:58:23.234 --> 00:58:26.935 All right. What do we stake? 659 00:58:30.607 --> 00:58:31.807 Ann. 660 00:58:35.813 --> 00:58:37.546 I'm joking, Mr. Loomis. 661 00:58:37.548 --> 00:58:39.715 For bragging rights is all. 662 00:58:52.228 --> 00:58:54.162 So you're gonna put the platform down there? 663 00:58:54.164 --> 00:58:55.664 Mm-hmm. 664 00:58:55.666 --> 00:58:58.100 Water's radioactive, but we got the suit. 665 00:58:58.102 --> 00:59:00.202 Put the wheel on the platform to stabilize it, 666 00:59:00.204 --> 00:59:02.037 then we get some kind of... 667 00:59:02.039 --> 00:59:04.540 Some kind of race to divert the water into the buckets 668 00:59:04.542 --> 00:59:07.709 and spin it fast enough to power the generator. 669 00:59:07.711 --> 00:59:09.845 And you know how to do all that? 670 00:59:09.847 --> 00:59:11.713 Yeah. 671 00:59:11.715 --> 00:59:14.683 See, we don't need Anson. 672 00:59:14.685 --> 00:59:17.185 We could be Anson. 673 00:59:18.688 --> 00:59:20.122 It's pretty cool, Mr. Loomis. 674 00:59:20.124 --> 00:59:22.558 So why haven't you started building it yet? 675 00:59:22.560 --> 00:59:24.593 Well, the issue is the raw materials. 676 00:59:24.595 --> 00:59:26.628 Ann has a sentimental attachment to her church. 677 00:59:26.630 --> 00:59:28.664 Father was the pastor there. 678 00:59:28.666 --> 00:59:30.933 I don't know. She says she's okay with it, 679 00:59:30.935 --> 00:59:33.095 but I didn't want to upset her. 680 00:59:56.292 --> 00:59:58.293 Good shot. 681 01:00:04.867 --> 01:00:07.169 Okay, who's gonna carve it? 682 01:00:07.171 --> 01:00:10.005 Mr. Loomis should. He shot it. 683 01:00:11.808 --> 01:00:13.241 All right. 684 01:00:16.946 --> 01:00:19.147 So that's your daddy's chapel? 685 01:00:19.149 --> 01:00:20.649 Mm-hmm. 686 01:00:20.651 --> 01:00:23.218 Well, he'd say it's God's chapel 687 01:00:23.220 --> 01:00:25.253 and he just works there. 688 01:00:25.255 --> 01:00:27.356 Mr. Loomis says you have to tear it down 689 01:00:27.358 --> 01:00:29.124 to build his water project up. 690 01:00:29.126 --> 01:00:31.893 That's not what I said. 691 01:00:31.895 --> 01:00:34.262 I said we didn't have to do the water project, 692 01:00:34.264 --> 01:00:36.732 at least not right away. 693 01:00:38.101 --> 01:00:39.368 Hmm. 694 01:00:41.037 --> 01:00:42.838 Ann, you probably want to wait. 695 01:00:42.840 --> 01:00:46.208 Well, you know, rebuilding's important. 696 01:00:46.210 --> 01:00:48.310 I think we should plan for it. 697 01:00:52.348 --> 01:00:54.816 Well, I'm confused now. 698 01:00:54.818 --> 01:00:56.718 You sound like Mr. Loomis. 699 01:00:56.720 --> 01:00:58.353 Excuse me? 700 01:00:58.355 --> 01:01:00.889 It's just a project. 701 01:01:00.891 --> 01:01:03.025 It'll happen when it needs to happen, okay? 702 01:01:03.027 --> 01:01:05.894 I mean, we have wood coming out of our ears here 703 01:01:05.896 --> 01:01:07.896 - with the trees and... - Ann... 704 01:01:07.898 --> 01:01:09.931 there's no way to cut the trees. 705 01:01:09.933 --> 01:01:11.933 I'm sure we can come up with a way to take them down. 706 01:01:11.935 --> 01:01:13.268 - Don't you think? - No, it's... 707 01:01:13.270 --> 01:01:14.970 It's not even the taking them down. 708 01:01:14.972 --> 01:01:16.304 It's the milling them that's the problem. 709 01:01:16.306 --> 01:01:18.140 Would you ever consider another building? 710 01:01:18.142 --> 01:01:20.275 - Maybe one not so near to her? - We had this conversation. 711 01:01:20.277 --> 01:01:22.377 We had this conversation. There's not another building. 712 01:01:22.379 --> 01:01:24.379 You want to drop it now? 713 01:01:26.249 --> 01:01:27.315 Hmm. 714 01:01:31.721 --> 01:01:34.022 I guess the... It's the only way. 715 01:01:35.725 --> 01:01:38.260 Yeah, guess so. 716 01:01:40.363 --> 01:01:42.698 Well, let's get to it then. 717 01:01:42.700 --> 01:01:44.266 Ha. 718 01:01:46.436 --> 01:01:47.836 Ann? 719 01:01:51.174 --> 01:01:53.842 Yeah. 720 01:01:53.844 --> 01:01:57.212 Sure. Why not? 721 01:02:16.165 --> 01:02:17.866 All right! 722 01:02:19.035 --> 01:02:20.302 Ho! 723 01:02:26.876 --> 01:02:28.343 Come on, lift it up, Mr. Loomis! 724 01:02:28.345 --> 01:02:30.378 A little more... That's good. 725 01:03:11.521 --> 01:03:13.789 I saw that. 726 01:03:14.792 --> 01:03:16.091 I meant to do that. 727 01:03:16.093 --> 01:03:18.260 No, you didn't. 728 01:03:18.262 --> 01:03:21.062 Yes, I did. 729 01:04:18.588 --> 01:04:23.024 We should get a tarp. 730 01:04:23.026 --> 01:04:26.394 At least until we know what we want to do with it. 731 01:04:26.396 --> 01:04:29.064 Would you like to take a walk? 732 01:04:32.568 --> 01:04:34.369 Yeah, my daddy 733 01:04:34.371 --> 01:04:36.571 - ...dabbled in preaching too. - Oh, yeah? 734 01:04:36.573 --> 01:04:39.241 I think he liked the women and liquor more, though. 735 01:04:39.243 --> 01:04:43.311 I went from going to church every day to never going at all. 736 01:04:43.313 --> 01:04:46.581 But, uh... it'll never leave you. 737 01:04:48.451 --> 01:04:51.219 Why were you okay with taking the chapel down? 738 01:04:51.221 --> 01:04:54.155 I know why John was. I mean... 739 01:04:54.157 --> 01:04:56.057 he's not religious, but... 740 01:04:56.059 --> 01:04:58.093 That church... 741 01:04:58.095 --> 01:05:01.029 It was only holy because of what you brought to it. 742 01:05:03.232 --> 01:05:06.301 That can't be taken down. 743 01:05:06.303 --> 01:05:08.503 That's a nice way of looking at it. 744 01:05:08.505 --> 01:05:10.171 That's the truth. 745 01:05:13.109 --> 01:05:14.342 Thank you. 746 01:05:16.479 --> 01:05:19.080 Do you talk about your belief with Mr. Loomis? 747 01:05:19.082 --> 01:05:20.615 No. 748 01:05:22.551 --> 01:05:25.287 He doesn't, like, try to make me stop or anything. 749 01:05:25.289 --> 01:05:28.556 It's just... just not something that we share. 750 01:05:31.027 --> 01:05:32.494 But that's okay. 751 01:05:34.263 --> 01:05:37.532 And what does he say about what happened out there? 752 01:05:37.534 --> 01:05:40.068 Oh, you know, just... 753 01:05:42.438 --> 01:05:45.006 You haven't really talked about it? 754 01:05:45.008 --> 01:05:47.175 Well, not really, no. 755 01:05:47.177 --> 01:05:49.210 What do you think? 756 01:05:55.051 --> 01:06:00.355 I think He has a plan... 757 01:06:00.357 --> 01:06:03.325 and all three of us are part of it somehow. 758 01:06:03.327 --> 01:06:06.494 But it was us believers, don't you think? 759 01:06:09.365 --> 01:06:11.433 Just like this valley... Why it survived, 760 01:06:11.435 --> 01:06:14.369 why you and I did... Because we have faith. 761 01:06:14.371 --> 01:06:17.505 What if you don't have faith? 762 01:06:17.507 --> 01:06:20.342 You have to. 763 01:06:20.344 --> 01:06:22.310 Not everybody does. 764 01:06:22.312 --> 01:06:25.113 You have to. 765 01:06:25.115 --> 01:06:27.595 It's the only way you'll survive. 766 01:06:34.724 --> 01:06:37.559 Hey! 767 01:06:37.561 --> 01:06:39.661 Look at this! 768 01:06:41.163 --> 01:06:44.265 Well, it sure looks like a wheel. 769 01:06:44.267 --> 01:06:47.002 John, it's amazing. 770 01:06:47.004 --> 01:06:49.070 It's gonna work. 771 01:07:02.051 --> 01:07:03.618 Hey. 772 01:07:03.620 --> 01:07:05.453 Yeah, um... I wanted to 773 01:07:05.455 --> 01:07:07.322 talk to you about something. Come here. 774 01:07:07.324 --> 01:07:09.257 Okay. 775 01:07:10.727 --> 01:07:12.494 So, um, 776 01:07:12.496 --> 01:07:15.530 how do I say this? 777 01:07:15.532 --> 01:07:19.734 I've seen the way that you and Caleb look at each other, okay? 778 01:07:19.736 --> 01:07:25.807 And, um, I wanted you to know that it's okay, all right? 779 01:07:25.809 --> 01:07:27.776 - I don't want... - What do you mean? 780 01:07:27.778 --> 01:07:29.244 No, no, no, no, no, no, 781 01:07:29.246 --> 01:07:31.413 I wanted to tell you I'm fine, okay? 782 01:07:31.415 --> 01:07:32.714 I'm good with it. 783 01:07:32.716 --> 01:07:36.351 You got to... You got to explore, okay? 784 01:07:36.353 --> 01:07:38.353 I don't feel the need to explore. 785 01:07:38.355 --> 01:07:40.422 I'm not gonna stand in your way is what I'm saying, 786 01:07:40.424 --> 01:07:42.524 - okay? - What? 787 01:07:42.526 --> 01:07:44.826 Why are you saying this? 788 01:07:44.828 --> 01:07:46.461 Because I... 789 01:07:46.463 --> 01:07:48.363 Because I went for a walk with him today? 790 01:07:48.365 --> 01:07:50.198 It has nothing to do with the walk. 791 01:07:50.200 --> 01:07:52.634 If you need to figure it out, figure it out. 792 01:07:52.636 --> 01:07:54.502 I don't have anything I need to figure out. 793 01:07:54.504 --> 01:07:58.339 I'm just letting you know it's fine, okay? 794 01:07:58.341 --> 01:07:59.507 It's fine. It's good. 795 01:07:59.509 --> 01:08:01.076 You all be white people together. 796 01:08:01.078 --> 01:08:03.211 That's fine, okay? 797 01:08:52.895 --> 01:08:54.796 Thank you. 798 01:09:02.505 --> 01:09:05.473 He tell you about that town, Anson? 799 01:09:05.475 --> 01:09:08.276 Yeah, by the Gulf. Do you believe him? 800 01:09:08.278 --> 01:09:10.745 No, I don't see how that could be possible. 801 01:10:05.435 --> 01:10:07.535 Good work. 802 01:10:07.537 --> 01:10:09.571 To work. 803 01:10:12.576 --> 01:10:14.242 Tell you the number on your head? 804 01:10:14.244 --> 01:10:16.411 Right, you have to guess. 805 01:10:16.413 --> 01:10:19.314 What card is on my head? 806 01:10:19.316 --> 01:10:21.416 I think it's the 7 of Hearts. 807 01:10:21.418 --> 01:10:23.251 Oh! 808 01:10:23.253 --> 01:10:25.653 No, wait, never mind... That wasn't right. 809 01:10:27.891 --> 01:10:29.991 What's the other one? That may be... kick. 810 01:10:34.831 --> 01:10:36.664 Oh, sure, it's just easy like that. 811 01:10:36.666 --> 01:10:38.600 Yeah, like that. 812 01:10:38.602 --> 01:10:41.436 I don't know what to do with my arms. 813 01:11:06.563 --> 01:11:08.029 Y'all want to play a game? 814 01:11:08.031 --> 01:11:09.631 - Mm-hmm. - All right. 815 01:11:09.633 --> 01:11:12.900 All right, each of us has to find the bottle. 816 01:11:12.902 --> 01:11:14.662 - All right. - All right? 817 01:11:17.406 --> 01:11:20.041 Find the bottle. 818 01:11:22.379 --> 01:11:24.345 Who's going first? 819 01:11:24.347 --> 01:11:26.547 Mr. Loomis? 820 01:11:26.549 --> 01:11:28.816 I don't know... I don't know if I can. 821 01:11:28.818 --> 01:11:31.919 You can do it. Come on, John. 822 01:11:31.921 --> 01:11:33.488 Come on! 823 01:11:33.490 --> 01:11:35.056 - All right. Bye! - Go! 824 01:11:46.001 --> 01:11:49.437 I can't... I can't find it. 825 01:11:50.739 --> 01:11:52.507 Your turn, Ann. 826 01:12:04.620 --> 01:12:07.322 I found the bottle, but I... 827 01:12:07.324 --> 01:12:09.524 I dropped it coming back up. 828 01:12:09.526 --> 01:12:11.559 I don't believe you. 829 01:12:11.561 --> 01:12:12.960 - I did! - Come on! 830 01:12:12.962 --> 01:12:15.029 - I did! - You got to go again. 831 01:12:15.031 --> 01:12:16.898 I'll check on you. Come on. 832 01:12:59.441 --> 01:13:01.676 I'm getting cold. 833 01:13:09.585 --> 01:13:11.686 Let's go in. 834 01:13:17.459 --> 01:13:19.694 Ann? 835 01:13:19.696 --> 01:13:21.129 Ann. 836 01:13:24.133 --> 01:13:25.500 Hey. 837 01:13:33.108 --> 01:13:35.410 I love you. 838 01:13:38.715 --> 01:13:41.816 - Really? - I do. 839 01:13:41.818 --> 01:13:43.951 I do. 840 01:14:19.121 --> 01:14:20.988 John? 841 01:14:20.990 --> 01:14:23.558 Hmm. 842 01:14:23.560 --> 01:14:25.226 John? 843 01:16:42.331 --> 01:16:44.231 Hey. 844 01:17:05.287 --> 01:17:07.154 Caleb up yet? 845 01:17:07.156 --> 01:17:09.357 I don't know. 846 01:17:26.308 --> 01:17:27.742 Mr. Loomis. 847 01:17:27.744 --> 01:17:29.110 Caleb. 848 01:17:29.112 --> 01:17:30.845 Oh, and y'all still even have coffee 849 01:17:30.847 --> 01:17:32.813 - for the hangovers. - That's right. 850 01:17:36.318 --> 01:17:38.219 - Morning. - Morning. 851 01:17:52.401 --> 01:17:53.834 Y'all get started. 852 01:17:53.836 --> 01:17:56.237 I'm just gonna go to the restroom. 853 01:18:03.979 --> 01:18:06.881 It's a beautiful day. 854 01:18:13.755 --> 01:18:16.290 Amen. 855 01:18:22.030 --> 01:18:24.031 What's on the agenda? 856 01:18:30.439 --> 01:18:33.708 Hey, man, I'm all yours. 857 01:18:33.710 --> 01:18:38.212 Whatever you need from me, put me to work. 858 01:18:38.214 --> 01:18:41.048 Well, let me see. 859 01:18:41.050 --> 01:18:44.185 I need to put the finishing touches on the wheel. 860 01:18:44.187 --> 01:18:45.986 Mm. 861 01:18:45.988 --> 01:18:47.455 Take it down to the creek. 862 01:18:47.457 --> 01:18:50.424 Let's get started straight after breakfast. 863 01:19:06.875 --> 01:19:08.309 Caleb, 864 01:19:08.311 --> 01:19:11.445 I got to say something. 865 01:19:11.447 --> 01:19:14.415 She's a special girl. 866 01:19:14.417 --> 01:19:16.383 She sure is, sir. 867 01:19:16.385 --> 01:19:18.886 It's funny. It took you... 868 01:19:18.888 --> 01:19:21.355 to make me realize that. 869 01:19:25.360 --> 01:19:27.495 You wish I'd never come? 870 01:19:32.534 --> 01:19:35.136 No. 871 01:19:35.138 --> 01:19:36.871 If you weren't here, 872 01:19:36.873 --> 01:19:40.174 we wouldn't be so close to finishing the wheel, 873 01:19:40.176 --> 01:19:42.536 moving forward, getting electricity. 874 01:19:51.019 --> 01:19:54.555 Truth is, though, 875 01:19:54.557 --> 01:19:57.958 you were never a threat to me, Caleb. 876 01:19:57.960 --> 01:20:01.061 I mean, I... 877 01:20:01.063 --> 01:20:03.397 I told Ann to do whatever was necessary 878 01:20:03.399 --> 01:20:06.167 to keep you from leaving. 879 01:20:11.039 --> 01:20:13.107 All right. 880 01:20:21.583 --> 01:20:23.517 It's funny? 881 01:20:26.488 --> 01:20:28.956 Oh, I don't believe you, sir. 882 01:20:28.958 --> 01:20:31.158 Jealousy doesn't suit you. 883 01:20:33.428 --> 01:20:35.963 What about Anson? 884 01:20:35.965 --> 01:20:37.565 I don't know, sir. 885 01:20:37.567 --> 01:20:42.536 Like you said, there's probably nothing down there anyway. 886 01:21:07.063 --> 01:21:08.329 Yeah! 887 01:21:10.498 --> 01:21:13.334 Yeah! 888 01:21:13.336 --> 01:21:14.935 Whoo! 889 01:21:47.402 --> 01:21:49.536 You good? 890 01:21:49.538 --> 01:21:51.205 You good? 891 01:21:51.207 --> 01:21:54.308 Yeah, we're good. 892 01:22:04.920 --> 01:22:07.021 - Hey! - Ah! 893 01:22:07.023 --> 01:22:11.025 Hey! Uhh... 894 01:22:43.058 --> 01:22:45.192 Hey. 895 01:22:49.164 --> 01:22:52.166 Wanna have a drink with me, please? 896 01:22:52.168 --> 01:22:55.035 No, I'm fine. 897 01:22:55.037 --> 01:22:56.303 John. 898 01:23:00.041 --> 01:23:02.076 I'm sorry. 899 01:23:06.648 --> 01:23:09.149 I don't know how any of this happened. 900 01:23:09.151 --> 01:23:10.617 It just... 901 01:23:10.619 --> 01:23:13.020 - It's okay. - No, we're... it's... 902 01:23:13.022 --> 01:23:14.321 It's not okay. 903 01:23:14.323 --> 01:23:17.491 It's not. I want to talk about it. 904 01:23:21.696 --> 01:23:26.734 I... it was... it was... 905 01:23:26.736 --> 01:23:28.335 It was a really confusing night. 906 01:23:28.337 --> 01:23:31.105 I didn't... That's not an excuse. 907 01:23:31.107 --> 01:23:32.106 I'm just saying that... 908 01:23:32.108 --> 01:23:36.677 He's gone, Ann. 909 01:23:36.679 --> 01:23:38.712 Caleb. 910 01:23:41.649 --> 01:23:43.717 He left. 911 01:23:48.189 --> 01:23:49.623 Left where? 912 01:23:49.625 --> 01:23:52.126 To Anson. 913 01:23:55.430 --> 01:23:57.731 Took the safe suit. 914 01:23:59.300 --> 01:24:03.237 Said you were welcome to anything of his. 915 01:24:06.374 --> 01:24:08.742 - Oh... - I'm sorry. 915 01:24:09.305 --> 01:24:15.664 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from www.OpenSubtitles.org