Red Line Page #2
Good luck.
Hey, you should take this.
- Okay, watch your step.
Watch your step.
Hey, so what's your name?
Boyd.
Boyd Milligan.
You're an actor, right?
Yeah.
You... you recognize me?
I saw you reading a script.
- Oh.
Right.
- But I... I'm pretty sure
I recognize you from somewhere,
like, a... like, a commercial
or something?
- Yeah, is it
the one with the guys
dressed up
like the solar system?
Uh, yeah, yeah.
You were one of the planets,
right?
Right, I was.
I can't believe
they're still running that one.
- So which planet were you,
Boyd?
Uranus.
You know, it...
it's getting pretty tight here.
This is not good.
We have to get him out of there.
- Shh.
Ow.
Boyd?
I think I saw a spider.
Ah!
Ah!
Boyd, you all right?
No, it's okay.
I just... I just got
a little cut.
- Come on.
Keep going, Boyd.
Just a little bit further.
I think I found a way through.
Stay in character.
Be the hero.
Pretend like you're not
shitting your pants right now.
It's getting brighter.
Good, good.
I must be close.
Hello?
You got to be kidding me.
What is it?
It's a fricking computer.
There's no...
there's nowhere to go.
I don't even think
I can turn around.
Ah!
- Boyd!
Boyd, come back!
- Stay back!
- Boyd!
Boyd, can you hear me?
- Come on, buddy!
Are you there?
Answer me!
Come on!
Boyd!
He's gone.
Did you find a way out?
No, I didn't.
The tunnel collapsed,
the actor is dead,
and it looks like
we're stuck here
till they dig us out.
That's my pack.
It's my fault;
I asked her to gather
all the bags and purses.
If we're going to be here
for a while,
we might need to ration
whatever supplies we find.
I hope you don't mind.
It's a good call.
Your boyfriend?
I'm sorry.
I'm gonna go check on my wife.
Dad?
Did you find a way out yet?
Not yet, baby, but...
Daddy's gonna get us
out of here.
I promise.
That's it.
That's it.
That's it.
- Faster.
Wind faster.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, th...
she with you?
Yeah.
That's my wife.
I didn't remember
that she was even on the train.
She's...
she's claustrophobic.
She never comes on the train.
Please hurry.
Hurry.
- Come on.
Come on.
- Thank you.
Baby?
Baby.
Oh, God.
Dad, push harder.
It's okay.
Hey, hey, I got something.
Come here.
Oh, my God.
It's like a whole hospital
in there.
- Why would you lock
a first aid kit?
That's not a problem.
I'm good at locks.
What is it?
Another bomb.
It's an I.E.D.
A big one.
We got 12 minutes to figure out
how to disarm it.
- That's a really bad
first aid kit.
Oh!
Hey!
Mister!
Now is not a good time.
We need you back here.
I said now is not a good time!
- I know,
but it's life and death.
Hurry.
Dad.
I got it.
- What if there are more?
- No.
When there's more than one bomb,
there's usually only two.
I teach history.
It's not an uncommon tactic.
The first bomb, perversely,
draws a crowd,
and the second...
Let's make sure.
Check everything.
Carefully.
What's going on?
Oh, my God.
- I know enough to know that we
shouldn't mess with this thing.
- Well, we're gonna have to
mess with it at some point.
All right?
So what if we, um...
Push the stop button
on the phone?
- What if the stop button's
a false trigger?
- What if we pulled both wires
at the exact same time?
- No, no,
I say we clear the train,
get out of here.
And let it go off?
This tunnel can't take
another blast.
I wouldn't pop a balloon
in here.
in that little tunnel?
Where Boyd is?
- Yeah, yeah.
No, that's good.
If we get it far enough,
it could absorb
most of the shock.
- Hell, no. My wife is
right beside that tunnel.
- Then we move her.
- That would kill her too.
- Besides,
Pressure wave
won't have anywhere to go.
- I vote
Now, we're intelligent people.
We can figure this out.
No.
Why is it in a first aid kit?
'Cause it's perfect camo.
right on the wall.
- Yeah, but it wasn't
on a wall.
It was in a bag.
What if the person who did it
is still here?
- What do you mean?
Like a suicide bomber?
That doesn't make any sense.
Look, there's a timer, right?
That shows the bomber intended
to be Miles away
before this thing went up.
Yeah, intended.
But what if the first bomb
went off early?
Yeah.
Yeah, a synched blast,
that makes a lot more sense.
about a first bomb
draws a crowd?
- Yeah, but how do you draw
a crowd in a collapsed tunnel?
- Wait, wait, wait.
Did you...
you're saying that the bomber
could still be on this train.
Which means he's dead...
Or one of us.
So what happens now?
- If he's alive
and wants to stay that way,
he better speak up.
Oh, that's great.
Would the mass murderer
just please step forward, huh?
- What if he already told us
how to disarm the bomb?
What, me?
You just said,
pull the wires at the same time.
You are shitting me.
- He was offering suggestions,
okay?
And so were you.
Yeah.
But I don't look like
a terrorist.
- You think I'm Muslim?
Dude, you are way off.
- Listen, let's just not
get carried away, guys.
Nine minutes.
- Look, if I'm wrong,
I'm sorry.
But most terrorists
do look like you.
I'm Muslim.
And my fianc is... was too.
- I am not saying
it is definitely him.
I don't know who it is.
We're all suspects here,
including me.
But we are running out of time,
and we better start
playing the odds.
And the fact is, most terrorists
are young men
- Or pasty-faced
military psychos.
Oh, we have any of those here?
That's your name?
Dude, you are wasting time.
- Then tell me your name.
Quickly!
- Al.
- Al what?
Qaeda.
Hernandez.
It's Brazilian.
But you don't speak Spanish?
- Brazilians speak Portuguese,
dumb-ass.
And my name is from Brazil.
I'm from Michigan.
Here.
You don't believe me?
Here.
Alberto Hernandez.
Born in grand rapids.
I own a snowblower,
and I root for the pistons.
Can we disarm the bomb now?
- Come... this is not getting us
anywhere. Come on.
We have eight minutes.
I found something.
Engineering books,
mostly on subways, trains.
- Oh, hey, maybe there's
an I.D., all right?
All right, look.
There's pictures.
There's tunnels and stations,
okay?
It's all of L.A. Metro.
This... this has got to be
the bomber's, okay?
Is it yours?
No.
- What?
What is it?
It's you.
- I'm not the bomber.
I swear I'm not, okay?
I'm not the bomber.
Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Whoa!
- Where did you get that?
- From the cop.
No, no, no, please.
I'm... I'm not the guy, okay?
I'm doing my master's
at usc, okay?
Okay, transportation
engineering.
My thesis
is on the new Wilshire line.
I swear. I practically live
on these trains.
- Before, you said pull
the wires at the same time.
Is that true?
- It was a guess!
- Tell me!
- I don't know!
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