The 6th Day Page #5
Cigar, sir?
I can't wait.
How do you like it?
Mmm, this is so good.
You want to try some?
No. You know, smoking's
illegal and Im a mother.
Sweetheart,
It's all right.
It's okay.
Dad, did Oliver die?
Is he a RePet?
Why do you say that?
You locked him outside.
I did? I'm so sorry, but
I haven't been myself lately.
[Car approaching]
All right.
You go to sleep now, okay?
Close your eyes.
When was the last time we did it
in the backseat of the car?
Well, we should
smoke cigars more often.
Mr. Gibson.
Who are you?
Millennium security.
Sorry to bother you, but...
- got any I.D.?
- Of course.
I'm sorry I was a little jumpy,
but we had a break-in tonight.
We know. We heard on the wire
your car was found in the river.
I don't suppose they found
[Twig snaps]
- Hey, hey, whoa, whoa.
- Relax. He's a friend of mine.
- [Adam]
Sorry about this.
- Nice 'do.
He's just here to help me
fix the garage. Oliver, heel!
Now what?
Go see.
Sorry, but he's a RePet.
He used to be a good watchdog.
Now, he lets my car get stolen
and he barks at security guards.
I hate clones.
Well, sir, we'll keep
an eye on your property.
knowing you guys are around.
- You try to have a good night.
Good night.
Take it easy.
Come on, let's hide.
Stop it, Oliver.
Stop it.
Gee, you're glitchy
today. Come on.
[Door closes]
Good Oliver.
That was a bad idea.
Let's get out of here.
Wait, we can't just leave them
here with that-that thing.
Those were the guys
that were trying
to kill me.
It's dangerous
for Natalie and Clara
if I hang around here.
Darling,
you're still awake?
I wanted to wait up for you.
Thank you.
And I wanted to spend
some time with these flowers.
I see.
It took me 17 generations
to get this right.
Well, if you told me
what you wanted...
oh, I know.
You could have engineered it
in half an hour.
Yes.
I'm not in that much
of a hurry, griffin.
Want to get a cup of tea
and then go upstairs?
Okay?
Yeah. Yeah, that's a good idea.
Let's do that.
Yeah. Dear.
Okay. It's okay.
Shh. Just stay calm.
Stay very, very calm.
What a night.
That was the longest
night in my life.
Hello, Adam.
I'm a one-man virtual girl.
But if you insert
the installation disk...
okay. Nothing.
What the hell was that?
I felt fingers
going for my zipper.
Now, that's disgusting.
Oh, that's disgusting?
I had to totally look away
when you and Natalie...
the, uh...
you want a beer?
You saw the clone do something
Clara into the house?
They did nothing.
Come on. That's not
what I would have done.
Well, what would you have done?
I would have...
- nothing.
- Well that's what they did.
You know, nothing.
Sh*t.
In the goddamn minivan.
In the minivan.
I mean, you know
what tobacco does to people.
- The bastard.
- Oh, that son of a b*tch.
- Son of a b*tch.
Smoked your stogie.
And she couldn't
tell it wasn't me?
It didn't look like it.
She seemed, uh, happy.
Oh, you have no idea
what it felt like
seeing her with him.
I should've killed that son of
a b*tch when I had the chance.
It could have been worse.
It could have been someone else.
At least she's not cheating...
- Hank!
- Don't move!
- Tripp.
- I'm not after you.
Back away.
- Back away!
- Why did you do that?
That's as far as you go.
Is that you, Hank?
[Screams]
Hank.
Hey, Adam. Is Hank sleeping
on the floor again?
That's so cute.
[Tires screeching]
[Gasping, mumbling]
On the six... on the sixth day,
god created man.
On the sixth day...
on the sixth day,
god created man. God created
man on the sixth day.
Why the hell did you
kill my friend?
Hank Morgan was
an abomination to god.
He was a clone.
Hank was no clone.
The real Hank Morgan
died this afternoon.
I know because I killed him...
so I could kill Drucker.
Drucker's not dead.
It would be all over the news.
Open your eyes.
Drucker's a clone.
Dr. Weir cloned Drucker.
Dr. Weir cloned your friend.
Dr. Weir cloned you.
[Tires screeching]
They found us.
They found us.
- Shoot me in the head.
- What the hell are you
talking about?
We have people at Weir's lab.
I know who they are.
If they scan my brain,
they'll be killed.
Shoot me!
God forgive me.
[Screams]
Doesn't anyone
stay dead anymore?
Who are you people?
[Electronic voice]
I.D. required.
Please use biometric reader
to verify identification...
or the alarm will
sound in 10 seconds.
Ten, nine, eight,
he shot my foot.
- Seven, six, five,
- son of a b*tch!
Four, three,
two, one, stand by.
Come on.
Systems accessed.
- Gibson, Gibson!
Sh*t!
You're gonna pay!
Those were brand-new boots!
- Dad, you're coming
to my recital, right?
- I never miss your recitals.
I love you.
You're the greatest, dad.
Unless her pseudomonas infection
clears up, lm afraid
there's nothing we can do.
What about her D.N.A. scan?
It came up
with cystic fibrosis.
Cystic fibrosis?
Which is impossible
considering that
it's a childhood disease...
and she would have
been dead 30 years ago.
We're running
the scan again.
No, lll do it at the clinic.
If you could give us a moment,
please. Thank you very much.
Darling, sweetheart.
We're having you transferred
to my clinic, okay?
No. I'd like to stay here.
No. But I can help you
at the clinic.
If you stay here,
there's nothing I can do.
I know, dear.
I'll die here.
Yes.
Katherine, please.
Please listen to me.
No.
Katherine died five years ago.
The feelings that I have
aren't mine, they're hers.
Katherine, listen.
Now don't do this.
I need you so much.
I need you.
I'm not afraid, Griffin.
I want to die.
My time has already passed.
My love.
What am I to do
without you? What...
[chuckles]
You just water
my flowers, okay?
[Protestors shouting]
Thanks for visiting
replacement technologies.
We're in the business of life.
Welcome to the new home of the
Weir organ transplant facility
at replacement technologies.
Excuse me, sir.
Oh, sure.
Help yourself.
- But you might want
to use these.
- Why? What's in here?
Lower intestines.
It's for dr. Weir, he's doing
a study on a flesh-eating virus.
That's okay, you can open it up.
Just try not to breathe.
That's okay.
Go ahead. You're cleared.
Thanks.
[Weir's voice]
What about her D.N.A. scan?
[Woman]
It came up with cystic fibrosis.
Which of course is impossible...
considering it's
a childhood disease.
She should have
been dead 30 years ago.
So we're running a new scan.
No, lll do it
at my clinic.
You've had five extra years
since you cloned me.
I treasure that.
Katherine, please.
No, lm not afraid.
I want to die.
My time has already passed.
Can I help you?
Uh, no, I just dropped my pen.
I'm all thumbs today.
Thank you.
Will you cut that out?
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