Le jour d'apres Page #7

We're walking from here.

CAMPBELL:
Come on, ma'am.

Let's get up and get going.

MAN:
We've only made it to Brooklyn.

Maybe we should just turn back.

SECURITY GUARD:
Why? Half the city's

frozen. There's nothing to go back to.

CAMPBELL:

Get up, keep moving.

What we should've done

is stayed in the library.

Okay, guys, let's get moving.

Wake up.

What are you doing?

LUTHER:

Insulating.

Newspaper's best, but this'll do.

You know, you spend some years on the

streets and you learn how to keep warm.

Hey.

Thanks.

I got one.

Your favorite vacation.

Besides this one?

[SAM LAUGHS]

All right.

I went to Greenland with my dad on one

of his research trips a few years ago...

...and the ship broke down,

and we got stuck.

And it rained constantly.

That sounds really boring.

But actually really nice, you know?

Just me and my dad

hanging out for 1 0 days.

[SIGHS]

[GLASS SHATTERlNG]

[GRUNTlNG]

[SCREAMlNG]

JACK:

Frank!

Are you all right?

FRANK:

I'm fine.

I just dropped in

to do a little shopping.

I gotta lose this sled.

Hold on! We'll pull you up.

Jason! You've got to support

Frank's weight.

Okay, l'll try.

Okay, l think l have his weight now.

I'm coming to you.

[GLASS CRACKlNG]

The glass is breaking!

Too much weight.

It's not gonna hold.

No. No.

Frank. l can get you out.

Don't do it!

-No, Frank, no!

JACK:
Frank, no!

Frank!

ELSA:

What have you got there?

A Gutenberg Bible.

It was in the rare-books room.

You think God's gonna save you?

No. I don't believe in God.

You're holding on to that Bible

pretty tight.

I'm protecting it.

This Bible is the first book ever printed.

It represents the dawn

of the age of reason.

As far as l'm concerned, the written

word is mankind's greatest achievement.

You can laugh.

But if Western civilization is finished...

...l'm gonna save

at least one little piece of it.

We heard somebody was left behind.

-We brought an ambulance.

-Thank God.

Thank you so much for coming.

[GASPS]

[COUGHlNG]

SAM:

Hey.

Hey, are you all right?

You look like you have a fever

or something.

I'm fine. I just can't sleep.

My mind keeps going over

all those worthless decathlon facts.

-lt's pretty stupid, huh?

-No, it's all right.

I guess you just haven't had time

to adjust yet.

How am l supposed to adjust, Sam?

Everything I've ever cared about,

everything I've worked for...

...has all been preparation

for a future that no longer exists.

I know you always thought I took

the competition too seriously.

You were right.

-lt was all for nothing.

-No, no. I--

No, I just-- l just said that

to avoid admitting the truth.

Truth about what?

About why I joined the team.

I joined it because of you.

Hey.

[INDlSTlNCT CHATTER OVER RADIO]

BLAKE:

I know.

I know.

PlERCE:
Mr. President.

-All right.

I'm sorry, sir, we can't wait any longer.

We're the last ones.

All right.

PlLOT:

Mexicali Control, this is Delta 26.

We've got an urgent message

for high command.

Request priority for landing zone one.

AlR CONTROLLER:
Roger that

Delta 26. Transport wiil be waiting.

CORPORAL:
Sir.

OFFlCER:
Thank you.

CORPORAL:
Sorry for the delay.

OFFlCER:
Carry on.

CORPORAL:

Madam Secretary.

SECRETARY:

Raymond.

The president's motorcade

got caught in the storm.

They didn't make it.

SAM:
And she wouldn't wake up

this morning. l--

She only had a fever.

I don't understand.

She's awfully pale.

None of us has had anything

real to eat in days.

JEREMY:
lt's hypothermia.

LUTHER:
But how can it be hypothermia?

-We've all been in--

-Maybe it's the flu.

JUDlTH:

No, no, it's not the flu.

And how do you know?

Books can be good for things other

than burning. What are her symptoms?

I told you that she has a fever and her--

She's got a really cold sweat.

How's her pulse?

-lt's really fast.

-Does she have any injuries?

Like a cut that might have

gotten infected?

She was complaining about a cut

on her leg a few days ago.

I didn't think anything of it.

BRlAN:

Oh, my gosh.

That's blood poisoning. Septicemia.

She could go into septic shock.

I've seen that before.

That can get bad.

She needs a massive dose

of penicillin...

...or a broad-spectrum

antibiotic immediately, or....

Or what?

PARKER:

I've never seen anything like it.

There's no point of reference.

All I can see is cloud cover.

What are you doing?

Taking infrared image

of thermal currents.

Send to Houston, Korolev,

your weather service.

PARKER:

I'll help you.

Tom? Tom, wake up.

I just received some satellite images...

...from the space station.

You better take a look.

How big is this thing?

The vortex is 50 miles in diameter.

And growing. The two cells

over Europe and Asia are even bigger.

GOMEZ:

Good God.

This one's gonna hit New York

inside an hour.

[JASON PANTlNG]

JACK:

Jason!

Are you all right?

Jason!

-What are you doing?

-There's gotta be medicine on that ship.

I thought you said it was too dangerous

to go outside.

I know l did.

Where did you find those chairs?

Why?

I'm going with you.

Me too.

[GRUNTlNG]

SAM:

Come on, damn it!

[GRUNTlNG]

-lt's all in Russian. l--

SAM:
l know.

BRlAN:
Hey, hey, hey, guys. I found it.

-What? How do you know?

Because it says "penicillin" on the bottle.

BRlAN:

Wait. This is the mess hall.

-We should find some food.

-We don't have time.

None of us are gonna survive much

longer without food. Including Laura.

Okay.

[PANTlNG]

J.D.:
Sam, over here.

SAM:
What?

Bingo.

[SAM LAUGHS]

[GROWLlNG]

[CLANGlNG]

[YELLS]

SAM:

Brian?

BRlAN:
I'm okay.

J.D.:
What happened?

All I did was open up the cupboard.

SAM:
We can use it.

J.D.:
For what?

SAM:

Put food in it.

[WOLF GROWLlNG]

[GASPS]

[SCREAMlNG]

SAM:

Pull him in, Brian!

[WOLF WHlMPERlNG]

BRlAN:

You all right?

J.D.:

My leg.

BRlAN:

Here, use this.

It should be over New York by now.

Satellite readings show

a temperature drop...

...of 1 0 degrees per second.

SAM:

You guys...

...l think we're in the eye of it.

We gotta get back right now.

Look, l'm gonna go outside, and I'm

gonna lure the wolves out of the room.

When they leave, you lock the door.

Good luck.

[GLASS CRACKS]

[GROWLlNG]

[GRUNTlNG]

[WOLF WHlMPERS]

[PANTlNG]

[GROANS]

J.D.:
Brian, hurry.

BRlAN:
I need something.

J.D.:

Come on, hurry!

[WOLVES GROWLlNG]

[GRUNTlNG]

[KNOCKlNG]

SAM:

Brian! Brian, open the door!

We have to get out of here now.

Brian, get the supplies.

[GRUNTlNG]

[WlND WHlSTLlNG]

Oh, sh*t. Let's go!

Pull, Brian!

SAM:

Take the medicine to Laura.

[GRUNTlNG]

SAM:

We're almost there. Come on!

Brian! Close the door!

SAM:

Don't let the fire go out!

What's happening?

[BUDDHA BARKING]

Buddha, come away from the door.

Come, Buddha, come!

SAM:

More books! More books!

How long have l been out of it?

Couple hours.

How do you feel?

Okay. What happened?

Well, we had to get inside in kind of

a hurry, so l sort of pushed you in.

I should be used to you

pushing me around.

Good to have you back.

What are you doing?

The eye of the storm has passed,

and we're 40 miles from Manhattan.

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