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out of here.
We're not going anywhere
without Audrey.
- The woman?
- Yes, the woman.
You'll never
get to her.
You wanna help us?
Please.
Okay.
Okay.
God damn it.
Edward.
You've got a tan.
It suits you.
You know, Edward.
Her blood has a scent
that no substitute
could ever replace.
Fear.
I don't wanna die.
I can't do this...
being human.
Isn't that what you wanted?
I don't wanna be afraid.
I can never be free like
this, I see that now.
Please.
Help me.
What is it that you want?
Turn us both.
Let us leave.
And I'll show you a way to
repopulate your entire human supply.
What the hell are you doing?
And you would give
me this cure?
Yes.
As long as you allow
her to go free, too.
No.
She doesn't sound
that interested
in your proposition,
Edward.
In time she'll come
to understand.
Will she?
Thank you.
You know, I won't deny
that things have gotten
progressively worse
during your absence.
The public, the military;
Everyone seemed starving.
Our blood supplies
are well, gone.
Ed.
I myself was feeling
the effects of deprivation.
But as of yesterday
it's all a thing of the past.
You know, I always
thought it would be you
that would come up
with a stable substitute.
Not Christopher. But,
I guess I was wrong.
Look. We go into mass
production in two days.
And besides...
what's to cure?
So you see, Edward.
I don't need you anymore.
Of course you couldn't
make it as a human.
You're weak.
The truth is:
You've always been a coward.
What did it feel like to
turn your own daughter?
Oh, you didn't do it, did you?
You couldn't, could you?
You had my brother
do it for you.
So who's the f***ing coward?
Your blood.
What have you done to me?
Vampires think they
own this world.
That the humans
have to hide from them.
That ain't true.
Every day, the sun comes up.
And every day
the vamps have to hide.
Vampires can never survive.
That's the truth.
Elvis Presley once said:
"Truth is like the sun.
you can shut it
out for a time
but it ain't going away".
Mr. Bromley.
Open up.
Treated vampire blood.
That's the cure.
Welcome back to humanity.
Now you get to die.
Move. Move.
Let's go.
Don't do this.
There's a cure.
Don't do this.
Run.
Ed.
They can't be the cure.
I can't let you do it.
I'm sorry.
We have a cure.
We can change you back.
It's not too late.
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