Plague Page #2
- Year:
- 2014
- 61 min
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get inside.
You look a bit shocked by this.
Have you never seen 'em this
close up before?
It's not that.
It's just that things haven't
been going so well.
Oh.
Things haven't been
going so well for a while now.
So you two out here alone?
- We were in a group.
- We haven't seen another
Survivor in a long time.
Right.
Don't.
Don't do that.
Evie,
take his gun. Evie!
What are you doing here?
I can understand your caution.
I'd be cautious too.
I'm just like you.
I'm just tryin' to find
somewhere secure enough
To get by.
And I don't mean you any harm.
Well we don't have
anything to spare.
That's OK.
I got food, water, supplies
right here in the truck.
And you can hold on to that
rifle
For as long as you like.
Name's Charlie.
Which one of you two's gonna
show me around?
I was travelin' with my
wife, rose.
And our little daughter, Susie.
Where are they now?
Sorry.
Thanks.
I woulda done
anything to keep them
Alive, of course.
Absolutely anything.
How did you find
this place, anyway?
Um, we had just been
living in a house we found
Not long after we left the city.
We were out searching for
supplies one day
And we found this place.
We figured it'd be
If anything, uh,
Went wrong.
Look, I'd like to help you out.
Stay around here.
It's just that we don't
have much left here.
I-It wasn't intended to be a
permanent thing.
But there's still
supplies around if you
Know where to look.
I mean, the countryside might
not look as trim and tidy
As it used to,
But out here it's safer than
anywhere else.
Out here, there might just
be a future.
Anyway, you have a
think about it.
And you can help yourself to
this lot.
I'll be outside.
Promise me you'll keep us alive.
So, you taught at university?
Mhmm. Yeah.
And uh, Evie's a primary school
teacher.
Oh, and what did you teach?
Social sciences. It's
like uh, it's the study of
Human behavior and social
paradigms.
Bullshit, really.
I remember this one time
my wife and I, we had
An argument. We were
giving each other the
Silent treatment.
Leaving notes around the house
for each other.
That kind of thing.
next morning.
So I left a note.
"Wake me up at 5 am for work."
remember.
I've got a photo of her here.
I carry it with me everywhere.
- She's beautiful.
- Yeah.
So anyway, I wake up.
It's 9 am. I'm furious.
And then I saw her note.
"It's 5 am, wake up!"
Yeah. We're livin' for
what we remember, now.
And we're cut off from
everything we ever hoped for.
When the outbreak
hit, obviously my first
Thought was for my wife
and child.
We were hiding out and I could
hardly bring myself to
Smash a window, to steal food,
to feed them.
I thought as long as I stay
normal,
Everything will remain normal.
That gave me a reason to live.
Look, I, I can't promise
you anything.
But I say, we're better off
staying here.
Those things are dying. They
can't last much longer.
If we sit tight, we might just
have a chance at
Beatin' this thing.
Where are you going?
I'll sleep in the car.
Oh, no, it's not safe
out here on your own.
There's plenty of room in
the shed. And tomorrow we
Can figure out what
we're going to do.
Oh.
Thanks.
That's all I'm doing.
You can keep going if
you'd like.
You're never
going to forgive me, are you?
I made a mistake, could you just
get past it, please?
You put a gun to
your head, john.
Because I thought
I had no choice!
There's always a choice.
OK? And I don't care what you
think, there's nothing better
On the other side, there's only
darkness.
And if this all we get no matter
how f***ed up it is
I don't want it to end, OK?
What do you want from me? I
don't know what you want.
Do you want me to say I'm
sorry? I'm sorry, OK. I'm
Sorry. I don't know what
else I can do for you.
I want you to stop
acting like it's only your
Life that's being ruined.
She OK?
Yeah.
How's this? Enough?
Yeah, we should be able to
grow some vegetables in there.
That way we can
stop relying on supplies
And start relying
on ourselves again.
So that's the plan? We
just, stay here and wait
It out?
up with a better idea.
Where are you going?
I'm going hunting.
It's very impressive.
Yeah.
Like I said, john.
You know where to find it.
I know, I know.
You do a lot better than me out
there.
Thank you.
It's interesting.
Animals don't seem to have
Been affected.
Oh. Thanks.
Well it's lucky for us.
Otherwise we'd be going
hungry tonight.
Humans have always
been subject to illness,
There's nothing new in
that. But,
What I find interesting is that
Thank you.
Disease has
In shaping our
evolutionary history.
I mean look at cholera.
The black death. Hiv.
Not just the disease but the
social implications of the
Disease have literally
changed the course of mankind.
life on the planet.
Disease in a way
has formed a kind of cycle
and uh,
Obviously some cases,
to destroy it.
Perhaps there is so much
diversity in life
Simply for disease to exist.
What if mankind's purpose is
simply to exist as a host?
Just a vessel. Nothing
more than that.
You shouldn't
let him get to you.
He doesn't.
I mean, I don't, it's just-
- Look.
I don't know what
happened between you two
Before I arrived.
I can see it hasn't been easy.
Look what I found.
One moment you're a-You're a
person with goals
And projects.
People you love.
And then, it's all over.
this hasn't got much use
For it anymore, do you?
You do too much for us.
Well, you've let me
stay here with you.
You've given me your friendship.
We need you more
than you need us.
Nah, well, I haven't
asked for anything in
Return though, have I?
And I'm not saying that because
I feel like you've built up
A debt to me, or anything, no.
No, no way.
I appreciate your friendship.
You do know I could protect you,
don't you?
When you're with me,
You're safe.
I like you.
I like you, Evie.
I like you a lot.
And that's all that matters now.
Oh, don't be
upset. No, no, no.
Look at what we're doing.
We're surviving, aren't we?
I don't want to
stay here anymore.
But it's safe here.
Here I can keep you safe.
I won't let anything hurt you.
We have to survive this
together.
Mmm, now I like you.
I like you a lot.
Charlie! Can you give me
a hand out here?
Is something wrong?
No.
John!
Hey, stop!
John, john.
Come on, calm down.
Calm down, calm down.
Breathe through your nose,
OK? Breathe through your
nose. Stay calm.
Help me get him inside!
It's never been this bad.
Will he be OK?
I don't know.
I don't want to put you
in this position, OK, but
Is there anything
that you could do?
Well, what can I do?
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