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- You don't know that.

- I saw it riding her horse.

- I wanna go home.

- Me too.

- Right now.

- Man, you're

covered in blood.

What was in that shed?

- Chrissy was in that

shed, wasn't she?

- Can you get us back?

- The map was with

my horse, man.

We're f***ed.

- Kenny, this is all your fault.

This is why you

will never get laid.

You are such a little b*tch.

- How is this my

fault in any way?

What part of this

is my f***ing fault?

- Guys, calm down.

Calm down.

- I can get us back.

- Without the map?

- We just have to

follow our tracks

like.

- Oh, following tracks,

that is how we got into this.

- You have a better idea?

- We got the gun, five bullets,

and a lighter.

- I got a flashlight and a pen.

- Oh, dude, nice.

We're definitely

gonna need that pen.

Am I right, guys?

- F*** you, Kenny.

What do you have?

- I got some chocolate bars

and some drugs.

- And that's it?

- Oh, and a condom.

- A condom?

Seriously, man.

- Man, I'd rather

go bareback too.

It's not the '60s anymore.

- What about you, Blair?

- Maxi pads, okay?

I have Maxi pads.

What?

It's my time of the month.

- That explains a lot.

Don't look at me.

I don't have anything.

- How about your purse?

There's nothing in your purse?

- Socks and underwear,

nothing we can use.

- Perfect.

- Guys, let's not fight.

I mean, we'd be totally f***ed

without those Maxi

pads.

- Oh, f*** you, virgin.

- Does anyone have

water or a flask?

- There's a creek close by.

Maybe we can fill up

that condom with water.

- Is that even possible?

- I bet it's way

too small for that.

- Okay, so first of all,

literally every condom

is too small for that.

Secondly, it's gonna be

nasty and lubey and gross,

and I don't even think

we should be drinking

river water, you guys.

- Shut up, Kenny.

- Yeah, alright.

- You sure we

made a right back there?

I can hardly make out the tracks

with all this rain.

- Don't forget, we're coming

from the opposite direction.

- Guys, I'm literally 100% sure

these are Buttercup's tracks.

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Remember, she has

that birthmark.

- I mean, Professor

Anderson can't give us

an incomplete for this, right?

I mean, she can't fail us.

- I haven't thought about that.

- Well, I have,

and my daddy's gonna kill me

if I don't get all A's,

and thank God, why

do I even care?

I mean, we're totally f***ed.

We're all gonna end

up like Chrissy.

- You're right.

What are we even doing this for?

Whatever's out

there is gonna come

and get us all.

Come and get us, mother f***er.

We're right here,

you little b*tch.

I gotta pee.

- I'll make sure she's okay.

- Blake, wait.

- What are you doing?

- I thought I lost you.

- I said I was going

to the bathroom.

That's creepy, Blake.

- Sorry, I just didn't

want you to be alone.

- You wanna watch?

I see you looking at me.

- I'm not.

- You better not be.

- Don't flatter yourself.

- I'm not.

- Mind if I ask a

personal question?

- Like this isn't

personal enough?

- Why don't you

have a boyfriend?

- How do you know I don't?

- You don't.

- What, are you stalking

me or something?

- Not exactly

the word I'd use.

- No?

What would you call it then?

- Interested.

- You shouldn't be.

- How do you know we're

going the right way?

- I know we are.

- I remember that.

She's right.

- I don't.

- Me neither, but we can use it

to make a roof for our camp.

- No, no, no, I'm not

stopping for anything.

- What do you mean?

It's almost dark out.

- You guys can do what you want,

but I'm not staying in

these woods another night.

- I'm with Irving.

Someone's missing right now.

- We can make this a

real shelter, guys.

- I vote we stay.

We need to stick together.

Besides, Blake's

got the only gun.

- Keep it.

I'm out.

- Don't leave.

- Listen, there is

something in these woods,

and it's not

getting me, alright?

- Stay with us, Kenny.

- No, I'm sorry.

I'm with Irving.

This place is f***ed.

- We gotta find some

dry wood and leaves.

- It's gonna be hard

to find anything dry.

- Yeah.

- This doesn't

look right, man.

- Looks familiar to me, man.

- Okay, so this is

clearly not the way.

- I didn't account for six

inches of rain, alright?

- Man, six inches of rain?

This is a f***ing cliff.

We didn't go this way.

- We did, Kenny.

It just didn't look

like this before, man.

- Okay, maybe it didn't

look like this before

because we haven't

f***ing been here before.

- We just need to find

a way across, alright?

- No man, I say we go

back to that last turn--

- No, no, no, we're

not going back, Kenny.

Just see if that trail

leads to the creek,

and I'll go look for

a downed tree brach

or something, alright?

- Man, this idea is bullshit.

Let's go back to that last turn.

We'll find a bridge.

- You're not

f***ing safe, Kenny.

Leave whenever you want, man.

- F***, are you kidding me?

This sucks.

You suck.

This whole f***ing thing sucks.

I'm so f***ing done

with this sh*t.

F***ing piece of sh*t.

- Kenny.

- F***.

- Kenny.

- Irving, help me.

- F***, man, f***--

- It's on my leg, man.

I don't know what the

f*** this is, man.

- Okay, alright, alright,

alright, stop moving.

Stop moving, man.

- Oh my f***ing God, get

this f***ing thing off me.

- Keep still.

Don't move, don't move,

don't move, don't move.

- Get this f***ing

thing off me, man.

- Keep still.

Keep still.

Don't move.

- Man--

- Don't move.

Just keep still, man.

Alright.

What the hell is

this thing, man?

- I can't feel

my f***ing foot, man.

- Kenny, stop.

Stop, Kenny.

- F***ing thing--

- Alright, Kenny, look at me.

Look at me.

I'm gonna get you help, alright?

- No, no--

- Kenny, I'm gonna

come right back.

I promise, Kenny.

- Don't you f***ing leave me.

- Kenny, I'm gonna

come right back.

I promise, man.

- Please don't leave me.

Irving.

I'm gonna f***ing, Irving.

Irving, Irving.

F***.

- And Kenny said these

were good for nothing.

- The stars are really

beautiful tonight, huh?

- Mmhm, yeah.

- So this is what it's

like to be a third wheel.

I always wondered

what that felt like.

- Blair, wait.

- Let her go.

Let her go.

- It isn't right.

All five of us should really

be together right now.

- Stop.

I need to talk to you.

- Now?

- Is there ever a right time?

Let her go.

Why do you take them?

- Why do you care?

What are you trying to

prove right now, Blake?

- I just wanna talk

alone for once.

- Alone is exactly

what we shouldn't be.

You think you know me, Blake?

- I'm trying to.

- You have everything.

What are you doing with me?

- Look, I know

you don't remember

the first time we met,

but I do,

and ever since then,

I wake up every Sunday morning

and watch you ride

your bike to church,

and I know that when

you move your hair

from left to right,

it means you're nervous.

- What?

- I compare every girl to you.

They don't even hold a candle.

- That story I told you,

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