How I Live Now Page #4
- This is an order.
- I'm a U.S. Citizen.
We're not going anywhere,
and I wanna speak
to the American embassy
right now!
- Reynolds! Atherty!
- Sarge?
Get them in the van.
Wherever they take you,
find a way to get back here.
Promise me.
Son, out of the way.
- Girls, in the van.
- You can't split us up.
- Eddie... Eddie, don't.
- Move out of the way.
- Stay away from us.
- I'm not gonna tell you again.
- Girls, you're coming with me.
- No!
- Get off me!
- Calm down.
- Just keep still.
- Get off!
Calm down.
- Eddie! Eddie!
- Come on, miss.
- Eddie!
- Daisy! Let her go!
- Restrain her. Get her in.
- Get off of me!
- No!
- Get off!
- Piper!
- Eddie, stop it!
- Eddie!
- You need to f***ing calm down!
Remember
what I said, Daisy!
- Get off her!
- Just sit down.
Just sit down, sit down.
Calm down.
I won't tell you again.
Sit down.
Daisy!
Remember what I said!
Move it!
You two, out.
Come in.
I'm Mrs. McEvoy,
and this is my home.
So please, make sure
you treat it with respect.
There we are.
This way, please.
Toilet's through there.
Bucket's by the toilet.
Water tablets are
so you'll have to wait
till Friday to have a wash.
Here we are.
Only one rule in here.
Don't touch any
of N ick's stuff, okay?
He will come home.
- So.
- Water tablets?
My dear child,
where have you been?
The terrorists contaminated
the water supply.
We have to clean it
before we go near it.
We've been drinking water
at home, and swimming.
Well, you should
consider yourself lucky.
I'll give you a call
when supper's ready.
The major will be home soon.
How... how...
- Mommy.
- What?
How...
How will mommy find us?
Hey.
Come on, don't worry
about that now.
I want my mommy.
I know.
Don't cry.
I'm here and...
and your mom's okay.
She's just been held up.
Come here.
We're going to get home, okay?
I promise.
But we need to be strong.
How was
the farm today, dear?
People seem to be
getting the hang of it.
It's hard work,
but someone's got to do it.
People do what they have to
when times are tough.
Don't we, girls? Eh?
...terrorist units control
some portions of the country.
Remain calm.
Do not leave your homes
unless absolutely necessary.
This is the wartime
radio service.
And now here is the official
6:
00 news bulletin.Violent outbreaks have been
reported across the region,
as guerrilla groups
battle for territory
beyond the government-allocated
secure zones.
Civilians are reminded
that traveling outside
the secure zones
is currently
restricted until further...
Is that two or three of them?
We've got another group
to pick up.
Mind your step.
Mind your head.
I can't even
feel my fingers.
d Take me d
d Take me home d
d Home d
d Oh, take me
d Take me d
d Home d
d 'Cause I don't
stand a chance... d
d And he don't recognize me
d Anymore d
Burned-out flames
should never re-ignite
d But I thought you might
d Take me d
d Home d
d Home d
d Take me d
d Home... d
- Open her up.
- d Home... d
All right, ladies.
- Yeah, let it go.
- Clear!
d My heart in my throat...
That's right, Lucy,
put your back into it.
- That's what we like to see.
- d I won't say a word d
d That I've hardly slept
d His body always kept d
d Mine inside of it d
d Keep the nightmares out d
d I can't live without you
d Take me to your house
d Take me d
d Take me home... d
She's here!
No one ever comes here
and doesn't go swimming!
She used to love it here.
I'm home.
Wait for me.
I've got everything together.
We're ready to go.
And guess what?
- Eddie?
- And he's home already.
I can feel it.
All right? Mind how you go.
Do you need a hand?
Ttention all workers.
If at any time you would
like to clean your hands,
please make your way
to Water Zone D.
For your own safety,
you are reminded
at all times.
Joe?
Oh, Joe.
What are you doing here?
Working.
- Are you okay?
- Remember,
if you don't know the source...
What happened to your face?
Nothing.
Just a fight with some boys.
They took my dad away.
I'm staying in this weird house
with other kids.
Have you seen Eddie or Isaac?
No.
Be vigilant.
They... they said Gin...
Be suspicious.
Be responsible.
- Hey.
- What happened to Gin?
Come on, everyone!
Trucks are here!
- Load up now! Come on!
- Come on.
Come on, girls,
that's it.
Ttention all workers.
Attention. Be alert.
Come on, you two.
Go on, son.
You go with them today.
- Good man.
- Do not leave the secure area.
Last to go.
Joe, we're escaping, Joe.
Going home.
I've got everything ready.
Will you come with us?
There's no point.
It's all gone.
Everyone's dead.
- Want some?
- Put that away!
Checkpoint.
- Why have we stopped?
- I don't know.
Can you see
what's going on?
Is that a fire?
Get down, everybody!
Get down! Stay down!
They've taken
the checkpoint!
Hang on, hang on!
Come on!
Sh*t, we're stuck!
- We're stuck!
- Stay down, everyone.
Joe!
- Get down!
- F***ing c*cks!
- Did you hear that?
- Joe, get down!
- Joe, get down!
- Down!
- You killed my dog!
- Joe, please.
- Get down!
- We're gonna blow your brains...
Joe!
Quick! Oh my God!
Rock!
- Please.
- Killed my dog.
Look!
They're coming!
Quick!
Hey!
Try it now!
- Floor it!
- Come on!
They've taken the checkpoint.
We had to go all the way round
to the other side.
We need to leave here now.
We have to wait for N ick!
She told us not
to touch his stuff.
Her stupid son's gone to war,
and he's not coming back.
We have to go now.
It's dangerous here.
Look at me.
Look at me.
We're gonna get
through this, okay?
You just gotta take
that bad thing,
you take it,
you put it in a box,
you close the lid,
you look up and you focus
on your goal, okay?
Because that's what
you have to do now.
You have to look up
and focus on your goal!
Put your stuff on. Quick.
Don't be stupid, woman.
- It's not safe here.
- I will stay here
till my son comes back.
I'm going nowhere!
They're gonna
be here any minute.
You can't make me.
I am waiting here for my Nick.
Eddie?
Eddie, Eddie! Are you here?
Eddie, come back!
Eddie, are you here?
Eddie! Eddie!
My feet hurt, Daisy.
Can we stop for a bit?
No.
- Please!
- Not now.
We've got six or seven days'
walk ahead of us.
We need to be disciplined.
Come on. The boys are waiting.
Water tablets. Sh*t!
Stop drinking.
I forgot the f***ing
water tablets!
We need to save that.
I knew I'd f*** it up.
God damn it, Daisy.
What's the matter with you?
Come on, Piper.
We need to get out of the open.
Do you think
Eddie and Isaac are okay?
Yeah, of course they are.
Chocolates!
Piper, come on!
Piper!
Finish it.
We need to keep moving.
- Are you okay?
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