Holocaust 2000 Page #6

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You know that's not true.

What do you want?

Merely to accomplish

what you've begun.

I never wanted to burn the earth.

The risk was there

and you've always known it.

- I'll stop it.

- And bring about starvation?

The Middle Ages? Collapse?

When I go to Geneva,

I'll convince them.

They won't listen to you.

But the risk--

the risk is too great.

Better to risk.

Better to run towards a great holocaust

that'll purify everything.

And-- and what about Sara?

And our son?

Your son will be born

in a little while...

at St. Justin's clinic.

St. Justin's.

I'll have a brother.

What will you do to him?

Strangle him too?

At the right moment.

You'll fail. You will...

It's all right.

It's all right.

All over now and everything"; fine.

Can you hear me?

Robert.

- What's she saying?

- I think she's asking for someone.

I thought it was strange that no one

was here at a moment like this.

Can you hear me?

ls there someone we can call?

A phone number?

We'll take care of it.

Robert.

Mr. Caine.

The plane's ready for you, Mr. Caine.

Sir, would you fasten

your seatbelt, please?

Ready for takeoff.

- something's Wrong.

- Liftoff. Liftoff!

Get the nose up.

- Only 400m left.

- I can't get her up.

- The controls are jammed!

- Mine won't answer either.

- She won't respond.

- Well, cut the power!

- At least cut the power!

- No, can't stop!

It won't cut off!

The switches are frozen!

- If I could rip these wires out--

- There's no more runway!

For God's sake!

We're going to crash!

We're going to crash!

Doctor.

Doctor, you know I'm not crazy.

Take these straps off.

I must see Sara, my baby.

Doctor!

Now you can scream,

Robert Caine,

and no one will hear you!

Scream! Scream!

Get off!

Get off! Get off!

Off! Off!

He must die.

He must die.

He must d-- ah!

What are you doing here?

Just for a moment, please.

Bring the baby right back, though.

It's feeding time.

Sara. Sara.

May I see him?

See her.

She's a little girl.

- The babies!

- What is that?

We'd better get out of here.

Hurry.

Hurry.

Robert?

Robert!

Robert. Doctor!

Doctor!

Gentlemen.

Speaking to you for the first time

in my new capacity

as President of Caine Enterprises...

it's my duty to commemorate

the man who preceded me

in this position,

my father, Robert Caine.

He dedicated his entire life

to this great project

in which we are all involved,

even to the point of giving his life

for it in a tragic airplane crash.

Now that the project is mine-- ours--

I have decided

in the interests of efficiency

to increase the number

of members of this council

from 12 to 21.

We shall recuperate the time lost.

There will be no more delays.

I am certain that the work

will be done on schedule...

- Excellent.

- ...exactly on my 33rd birthday.

Well, Mr. Caine,

what do our children

want to be when they grow up?

Alive!

What do our children want to be

when they grow up?

Alive!

What do our children want to be

when they grow up?

Alive!

What do our children want to be

when they grow up?

Alive!

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