Edge of Tomorrow Page #4
CARTER:
Okay.So this is the first time
we've had this conversation.
- You should try this on him.
- What is that?
It doesn't work.
Has he had any visions yet?
Visions of what?
There's still time.
- Yes.
- Time? Look, I'm sorry.
Who is this? Who are you?
I'm Dr. Carter. Particle physics.
Advanced microbiology.
He's also the only other person who'll
believe what's happening to you.
No one understands mimic
biology better than him.
He's a top analyst at Whitehall.
Well, I mean, I was until I
met Rita and now I'm just...
a "mechanic with
psychiatric delusions."
Carter.
Show him.
Yeah, right.
Right. Well, first of all...
you're not fighting an army.
You have to think of this
as a single organism.
they act like its claws.
And Alphas, like the one that
you killed, are much more rare.
CARTER:
Yeah. They're like one in...- ...6.18 million, by my guess.
- RITA:
Yes.They act as the enemy's...
They're like its central
nervous system.
But this...
is the brain.
It controls them all.
And this is the Omega.
And the Omega has the
ability to control time.
Whenever an Alpha is killed...
an automatic response is triggered.
The Omega starts the day over again.
But you see, this time, it can remember
what's going to happen just like you do.
CARTER:
It knows exactly what we'regonna do before we're gonna do it.
- And an enemy that knows the future can't lose.
- It can't lose.
But if that's true, how
did you win at Verdun?
We were allowed to win.
believe we can win.
It wants us to throw everything
we have into the invasion.
Operation Downfall isn't our
endgame it's the enemy's.
CARTER:
The thing you've got tounderstand is this is a perfectly evolved...
world-conquering organism.
For all we know, there are
millions of those asteroids...
floating around in the
cosmos like a virus.
They're just waiting to crash-land into
a world with just the right conditions.
All they need is for the dominant
life form to attack and:
RITA:
There'll be nothingto stop the mimics...
from conquering the
rest of the world.
Unless you change the outcome.
Me?
When you killed that Alpha, you inadvertently
entered the enemy's nervous system.
Cage, you've seized control of the
Omega's ability to reset the day.
- How's that even possible?
- CARTER:
Perhaps this organism's...only vulnerability,
its only vulnerability...
is humanity.
Regardless of that,
Just as I did in Verdun.
So I'm resetting the day?
Okay.
How do I control it?
You have to die.
Every day.
Until the Omega's destroyed.
First of all...
this is a terrific presentation.
Terrific.
I know the general.
We should take this to him.
- You just tell him everything you told me.
- I went to see the general.
Any number of times.
Psych ward. Dissection. Remember?
What are you expecting from me?
Have you seen anything strange?
Is he shitting me?
Visions.
Visions. Have you seen
any visions like that?
losing control of its power.
Even now it's mentally
searching to find you.
RITA:
When it's close to findingyou you will start having visions.
- You'll start to see that.
- You'll even see where it is.
And you had these visions?
Yes.
But eventually you saw it.
I mean, you actually saw it.
Right?
Never in the flesh.
So this is all just some...
theory.
You don't know if this
thing even exists.
at Verdun. I could see it. I...
I just...
lost the power before
I could get to it.
CARTER:
And by the time we took Verdun...
the Omega was gone.
Okay. So all I have to do is...
wait to have these visions...
and then tell you where
No. Cage.
You're gonna get me there.
And I'm gonna kill it.
Get you there?
I'm not even trained for combat.
COMPUTER:
Reload.Reload.
[GRUNTING]
Are you all right, Cage?
What?
My back.
The only thing I can
feel are my lips.
Now listen carefully. This
is a very important rule.
This is the only rule.
You get injured on the field,
you better make sure you die.
Why?
Last time I was in combat...
I was hit.
I was bleeding out.
Just not fast enough.
I woke up in a field hospital...
else's blood and I was out.
I lost the power. Do you understand?
- Don't you?
- What?
Aah!
FARELL:
No one knows whathappened to Private Cage!
You dumb-ass. He was
right next to you.
You don't know where that
slippery son of a b*tch went?
No, sarge!
All right.
Let's do another 50, shall we?
And one!
No, wait! Wait.
My name is Bill Cage.
I... We met on the beach.
We meet on the beach. Tomorrow.
I have what you had.
Ugh. All right, let's go again.
You don't have time
to think. Remember.
It's not enough knowing
where they're going to be.
You have to know how to kill them.
Hold on. Hold on. Listen. List...
Okay. Do it.
Unh!
On your feet, maggot!
CAGE:
Stop! Wait! Wait, wait, wait!Stop! Wait! Wait a second!
Wait a sec. Wait a second.
You know, I've been thinking.
I mean, this thing's in my blood.
So maybe there's some way...
I can transfer it to you.
I've tried everything.
It doesn't work.
I mean, have you...
you know...
tried all the options?
Oh, you mean sex. Yep. Tried it.
How many times?
All right.
Left.
Left! Left, left!
Keep your eyes open.
Again.
Again.
Again.
Again.
Just wait! Wait.
I think I'm okay.
Unh!
On your feet!
Maggot! Maggot!
I'm trying to be nice
to you, maggot! Move!
RITA:
You okay, Cage?Oh yeah, yeah! I'm good! I'm good!
Your leg's broken.
No. I can still feel my toes.
Oh, come on.
Aah!
CARTER:
Rita. Rita. What is this?What are you doing here?
- Who's this guy?
- He's me...
- ...before Verdun.
- Before Verdun.
What do you mean? He's...?
- Yes. Yes.
- When did he die?
- Where?
- On the beach. Tomorrow.
I'm Bill Cage. You're Dr. Carter.
We've had this conversation before.
I've had the visions.
I've seen the Omega.
CARTER:
Um...It's pretty much game over tomorrow.
So can we move this along?
Okay. Where?
There's a dam.
It's in the mountains.
I saw German writing.
RITA:
Do you think you canwork out where that is?
I mean, there can't be... too many
places that fit that description.
I'll see what I can do.
Training's over.
I'll see you tomorrow.
We don't even know
where we're going.
We will soon enough.
In the meantime, you need to figure
out a way to get us off that beach.
RITA:
What next? Where are we going?Which way? Focus. Which way?
- I'm thinking.
- Okay.
CAGE:
Oh, man!RITA:
How far did we make it?You know, it's hard to say, really.
CAGE:
Hold! Hold!Okay, go!
Son of a b*tch!
I thought stepping left, ducking...
Just for the record.
- It was pretty specific.
- Stepping left, ducking right.
Stepping left,
ducking right. Move on.
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