Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World Page #5
Well, why don't you write us out
any number of expensive,
time-sensitive tickets,
and we'll be on our way?
I need some identification.
Of course. My name is Penny,
and this is Dodge.
Hi.
Okay. License and registration.
Well, you see, that's where
we've got a problem,
because I didn't get a chance
to retrieve my identification
before fleeing my home
during a deadly riot.
However, we were fortunate enough
to hitch a ride with a very nice trucker,
who, turns out, had hired a hit
man to assist him in a suicide,
thus bestowing us with this...
This beautiful mode of transportation.
So, the answer is no, no Iicense
or registration here.
However, given the current
situation with the...
Couldn't you find it in your heart
to set aside the Iaw just this once
and Iet us on our way, so that
I can give my friend here
with the one he Ioves
before we all reach our
untimely conclusion?
No.
AII right.
Oh, excuse me, do we get a phone call?
No, phones are dead.
Okay.
Have fun.
Oh! Hello? What are you in for?
Disturbing the peace.
Brilliant.
Well, might as well get comfortable.
This is as good a place to die as any.
I ruined your Iife.
No, you didn't.
Oh, yes, I did.
I ruined my Iife, and I
took you down with me.
I was a terrible neighbor, and I'm a...
I'm an awful daughter.
Hey. Hey.
Shh.
Look at him.
Sound asleep in his sandwich
board. You know why?
'Cause he always knew the end was near.
And he's currently not surprised.
You are Iooking at a vindicated man.
How come you're not with your family?
I don't really have any.
What do you mean?
and my father drove away a Iong time ago.
My wife recently ran away, as fast
It only took Armageddon to
give her the courage.
Which is ironic, because
being afraid of dying alone is why
I got married in the first place.
Your roommate was your wife.
My wife was my roommate.
Should have Iistened to my mother.
Even after she got sick, she
always made the most sense.
She would have Iiked you, too.
You think so?
She died alone.
Guess it doesn't matter now.
How Iong since you've seen your dad?
Um...
Twenty-five years?
Twenty-five years? Wow.
Well, don't you have anything
to say to him?
Nothing good.
Well, what about Olivia?
We were together on and off for ten years.
She wanted to get married.
I didn't pull the trigger.
Somebody else did.
And then I met Linda, and the
rest is almost history.
What did she say, Olivia, in her Ietter?
She said she and her husband
had gotten divorced,
and that she had a 6-year-old
son named Marcus,
and she asked about my parents,
and she said she missed me.
You know, garden-variety "end
of the world" mumbo jumbo.
I did ruin your Iife.
No, you didn't.
I had a really Iong head start.
Oh, man, I don't feel good.
Is that the weed kicking in?
What does it feel Iike?
Feels Iike I'm falling off a cliff
with a bomb strapped to my chest.
Well, that could be anything.
Damn it, Wally!
There you go. Look who's
here. Look who's here.
Hey, hey, hey. Come here.
There you go.
Well, sorry, folks,
but Wally's been taking the quota
and I'm afraid that...
Well, your truck was impounded.
Is there some place I can drop you folks?
Uh, Delaware.
Yeah... No.
How far is it to Camden?
No matter where the impact occurs,
it will create a firestorm that
will wipe out all life.
Thank you!
So how Iong were you with this guy?
Total?
Nine months, plus six more.
How do you know he's going to be here?
He's always here.
There he is.
Penny.
Hey, Speck.
Oh, my goodness.
I knew you'd come back.
No, I'm not back. I...
We were just in the neighborhood.
I haven't seen this girl in 12 months
and she's just in the neighborhood.
Speck, this is Dodge...
Lieutenant Colonel Dodge Petersen.
Look, we're in a bit of a pickle,
and I was hoping that you
could help us out.
Helping you out of a pickle
should be my middle name.
Na-hah!
Come on. Bring your Iittle amigo.
You have to Ieave the dog up top.
Mom just vacuumed the bomb shelter.
Come on, I'll show you the digs.
Fellas.
Hey.
That's Entertainment.
Sports and Recreation.
And if nature calls...
Hey.
Wow.
As you can see, we have enough rations
to Iive down here comfortably
for a good six months.
These walls are 12 inches
of pure titanium.
Yeah, I was going to say 11.
Resurfacing won't be that easy.
The world will need a strong Ieader.
Is that a satellite phone?
It is. You want to call your folks?
What?
Yeah, I was talking to your
dad the other day.
What time is it across the pond, 1600?
I don't know.
Mum?
It's me.
Yeah, yeah, no, no, no.
I'm fine. We got out.
Uh, me and a friend.
Yeah, he is.
Hi, Dad.
I miss you Iike crazy.
Tell me everything. How's the
garden? Is everyone there?
Is that Benny? Yeah, yeah. Put him on.
Oh, you twat.
No. You're mental.
Oh, my God.
Oh, I hear the baby.
Is that my niece?
Yeah.
She sounds beautiful.
What did you name her?
You have a Iot of guns and
a Iot of potato chips.
Yeah, gotta be safe.
So how Iong you known our Penny?
About a week.
Give or take.
So what's your pitch?
My pitch?
'Cause Iet me tell you something
about that girl.
She may be a romantic on the outside,
but on the inside she's all survivor.
And she knows her best chance of survival
Can we restart civilization without her?
Sure.
But she deserves to be one of the top
quality females in contention.
There's no room for you, dude.
That's okay.
Got a pretty good Iead on a school desk.
There she is.
Uh, we should go.
I thought you were staying.
I promised I'd take him
somewhere. Can we...
Can we borrow one from the fleet?
Are you sure you don't want a
fallout tablet for the road?
That's okay, thanks.
The car's a Ioan, Penny.
I want to see it back here with you in it.
Thank you.
For everything.
When?
When you would've said yes.
Dodgy-Dodge.
Keep her out of trouble.
You okay?
They sounded good.
My dry cleaner.
Meatball subs at Zuzu's. Mmm.
Mmm... Mmm-hmm. Uh...
Ducks pond in the summertime.
Mmm, riding the subway.
Oh, you Iost me there. Nobody
misses the subway.
No, I did some of my best people-watching
on the subway.
Huh.
are not going to miss?
Like going to the dentist.
Oh! Dr. Hoberman.
Oh, my God. Oh.
Dr. Hoberman.
That's it. Wow.
I cannot tell you how many
hours I spent out here
obsessing over that window.
Which window?
Right there.
That's a good window.
I don't think anybody's home.
Oh, come on, we have to try.
I'll be right here if you need me.
Nobody's home.
Try the knob.
You know what, she's definitely not here.
Well, we've driven all this way
and it has definitely not been in vain.
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