Alien Code Page #6
- Year:
- 2018
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for example.
- What about them?
- Well, your solution...
to the decryption
was different to Beth's,
which was different to mine.
How can that be?
They know nothing
of our reality.
How can they encrypt something
for us to decipher?
It's... No.
They put something out there
that was different
for each of us,
yet always came
to the same result.
It's really...
It's quite embarrassing
because I can't even begin
to explain that.
That's why A.R.I.S.T. hired
multiple cryptographers.
Oh, and I have another theory,
I don't think it was radiation
that caused our little...
Our little friends here.
No, they are rather
physical side effects
of altering our perception
of reality.
[STUTTERS] Yes? Like a challenging
puzzle can cause a headache.
This puzzle caused us
a tumor.
[]
It's remarkable.
So...
we're f***ed.
Yes, I suppose...
But we can stop this.
There's still time.
Oh, no. I don't...
I think there's...
We can actually do
anything.
You wasted our time
developing a virus
that doesn't stand
a f***ing chance?
Oh, no, no, no.
Th-the virus will work.
It's just that we don't have
the luxury of time
to complete it.
I mean...
these ripples we are feeling
are likely from an event
that has already happened.
You know,
the machine's activation
may already have happened.
Some point in our future.
[SCOFFS]
We can't...
There must be something.
I mean, for all we know,
the effects may not be
from the machine's activation.
They may be from its detonation.
Jesus Christ, what the f***?
Can we stop this thing or not?
Its detonation?
You know, there may be
Dismantle it,
take a sledgehammer to it,
blow it up.
[CHUCKLES]
That's great. That's great.
I'm so glad
we spent all that time
developing the virus.
Ah, yes, well, you see,
the problem is A.R.I.S.T.
will most definitely
rebuild it.
No, so you have to go,
get to the server
and erase the blueprints.
But we don't even know where
the A.R.I.S.T. facility is.
MILES:
Yes, well, now you do.
You forget, I was one
of the original
founders of A.R.I.S.T. I know
this place inside and out.
You should be able
to access the facility
through the east-wing
maintenance tunnel here.
[BOOMS]
[CREAKING]
There's a hatch
about a mile down the road...
that'll take you
directly to the lab.
[BOOMS]
Oh, sh*t.
Oh, sh*t,
we gotta go.
[CREAKING CONTINUES]
[DOOR SLAMS OPEN]
[WIND WHISTLING]
Hello...
old friend.
We shouldn't have
just left him.
So the hatch is just a couple
miles off this back road.
in the morning,
we should be there
by evening.
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[BAGS ZIP]
[HATCH SQUEAKING]
[]
[DOOR CONTINUES CLOSING]
[DOOR CLOSES]
[GASPS]
[]
[BEEPING]
[GASPING]
No.
[BREATHING SHAKILY]
No.
[GRUNTING]
[PANTING]
[BEEPING FASTER]
[BEEPING INTERMITTENTLY]
[]
[BOMB CONTINUES BEEPING
INTERMITTENTLY]
[ALEX SCREAMS
DISTORTEDLY]
[SCREAMS DISTORTEDLY]
Aah!
[GROANING]
[PANTS]
F***.
Ugh!
[PANTING]
VOICE:
Relax.
Relax.
Where am I? Where am I?
What do you see?
ALEX:
I don't know. I don't know.
Am I dead?
Not as you
understand it.
Do you fear death?
No.
Do you fear living?
What are you?
Nothing you can understand.
What the f*** do you want?
We are very curious
about your kind
and your experience of time.
[LAUGHS]
That's all this has been?
It is a curiosity to us.
[CHUCKLING]
So... So all...
All this...
We would like to
understand.
Linear time seems so impractical
a state of being.
To learn is a tediously
slow process...
and with each generation,
it begins anew.
A laborious cycle
of empty promise.
It banishes mankind
to the torment of ignorance.
Forever a child in the dark.
How curious that nature
could punish
a creature so malevolently.
You are condemned
to relearn pain for an eternity.
How painful it must be
to possess self-awareness,
and consciousness
as you do...
trapped in a lower dimension,
such as you are.
Jesus Christ, what the f***
do you want from me?
Why did you choose me?
"Choose"?
Yeah.
Why did you choose
to decrypt the message?
You asked me that before.
You came to my house.
We do not understand
decision.
We exist
in one single moment.
One blink of instantaneity.
We understand
everything there is
to be understood
in our world.
Therefore, causality,
probability and consequence
are a mystery to us.
It's something
that doesn't exist in your time.
If man's experience of time
was like ours...
would he remain?
Would he remain?
Would he remain?
Would he remain?
Oh, f***.
Relax.
- [GRUNTS]
- Relax.
F***! Oh, f***.
Relax.
If the cracks of time
were filled
and man had no place
left to hide...
what then?
I don't know. Oh, f***.
I don't know. I don't even know
what the f*** you mean.
What happens
when man must wait no more?
We become you?
Is that something
you'd like?
I can't exist here.
It's making me sick.
You... You're killing me.
But there is only one
certainty for man:
Death.
[AIR WHOOSHES]
Yet man hides
from this inevitability.
Man desires more time
However,
the more time man has...
the more it takes from him.
Prolonging your existence
comes at the cost
of unknown suffering.
Time determines all for man.
Ironic that it should be
both the gift and the thief.
What's it like?
In your world?
You cannot understand.
If you can bridge the gap
between dimensions
to communicate with me,
then you can...
Then you can f***ing try.
You know things
about us...
and about our universe.
Tell me.
If you're seeking answers
to alter
your understanding
of reality...
does that not make your world
a projection
rather than
a perception?
What is the actuality?
Do you see the world
as you imagine it...
or are you observing
what is really there?
If reality is just a projection,
what happens when the source,
when consciousness,
is absent?
Even with an eternity
of self-reflection,
man cannot understand
the difference
between actuality
and illusion.
With every man born
comes a new reality...
all competing in perpetuity.
Perhaps this is why man
is so perpetually at odds.
- So conflicted.
- [GROANING]
- Stop. Stop. Stop.
- So divided.
Stop.
[PANTING]
Am I the only one
you're doing this to?
Would you feel better
if you weren't?
You don't want
to be alone.
I don't wanna suffer.
- You're in pain?
- Yes.
Yes, I'm in pain,
and now I just have to sit here
until I f***ing die.
What if you could return
to a moment
in what you understand
as the past?
Before you were sick?
If I were to travel
back in time?
ALIEN:
Yes.
With the information
you now possess.
How do you think
it would alter your behavior?
What would you decide
to do differently,
if anything at all?
I would tell A.R.I.S.T.
to go f*** themselves.
You would choose differently?
ALEX:
I would stop this.
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