The Book of Eli Page #4
Over on the side!
F***ing bastards!
Hold your fire!
- What are they doing?
- Nothing good.
Where is the book?
Check his pack.
It ain't here.
This is your last chance.
You give it up, or
I swear I'll bury
you out here.
Son-of-a...
Let's try this again.
- Carnegie!
- What!?
Now. Where's the book?
Give him the book.
Please.
Don't tell him.
It's in the house.
Back of the TV.
- Go check the TV.
- The what?
You gotta be f***ing
shitting me. You go!
Go!
Ask and you
shall receive.
God is good,
is he not?
All the time.
Not all the time.
No!
You see? What
did I tell you?
He's just a man.
No! Leave him alone!
Where's your
protection now?
Hmm?
Pray for me.
Okay?
I mean it.
Sh*t.
Go back!
Come on.
Come on!
We've got enough
fuel to make it back,
do you want to
go after her?
No.
- Where are you going?
- I'm going West.
Gotta go West.
Hey.
- I'm sorry.
- For what?
This. This is
all my fault.
- No, it's not.
- Yeah it is,
if I didn't come with
you, none of this
would have happened.
It's not your fault.
Did what I had to do.
Didn't think anything
could make you
give up that book.
You know, for years
I've been carrying and
reading it every day.
I got so caught up
with keeping it safe
I forgot to live by
what I learned from it.
Yeah? What's that?
Just to...
Do for others more than
you do for yourself.
It's what I got
from it anyway.
Do you smell that?
- What?
- In the air. Salt.
We're getting close
to the ocean.
That is good.
That's it.
Get the Engineer!
That's far enough!
What's your
business here?
My name is Eli.
I have a King James
Bible in my possession.
Remain where you are.
Don't attempt to make
any sudden moves, or
you will be fired upon.
Be careful with it.
Thank you.
Careful with it.
Wait.
We've been doing this
for a long time now.
- Feels like a museum.
- It's much more than that.
This is where we're
going to start again.
We've got a printing
press that will be
operational quite soon.
We're going to teach
people about the
world they lost.
Help them start
to rebuild it.
Look. Shakespear.
Britannica.
Missing only a
few volumes.
There's a whole series
of beautiful Mozart
and Wagner records. Still
in very pristine condition.
But never a Bible.
Well, not until now.
May I ask what
condition it's in?
It's beat up. But it
will do the job.
Do you think
I could see it?
Yes, you may.
- That's it. It's open.
- Good.
Do you have anything
to write on?
Could you get us some
writing paper, please?
A lot of it.
A whole lot of it.
It can't be.
It's impossible!
It can't be!
Pay close attention.
And write down
everything I say.
Exactly as I say it.
The first book of Moses.
Called Genesis.
Chapter one,
verse one:
"In the beginning God
created the heavens
and the earth."
Verse two:
"And the earth was
without form and void;
and darkness was upon
the face of the deep.
And the Spirit of God
was hovering
over the face
of the waters."
Verse three:
"And God said, Let
there be light:
and there was light."
Where is Solara?
Out there.
Her choice.
back. She refused.
What did you do
when she refused?
Read it.
What did you do
to my daughter?
Read it!
What did you do
to my daughter!?
Sorry.
It's been so long
I dont remember.
- You have to.
- I have to? Really?
You have to. Please.
- Your leg.
- It doesn't hurt anymore.
I can smell it.
You worked so hard
for that book.
You sacrificed so
much, so many men.
More than you
could spare.
Now, all those people
who were too scared
to even say your name.
They're downstairs,
tearing up the bar right
now, did you know that?
And there's noone
there to stop them.
And you are feverish.
I can't imagine what
it must feel like to
have what you want
so close and it might
aswell be a million
miles away.
Stop it!
Are you leaving me?
Claudia?
Claudia!?
Claudia!
Dear Lord. Thank you for
giving me the strength
and the conviction to
complete the task you
entrusted to me.
Thank you for guiding
me straight and true,
through the many
obstacles on my path.
And for keeping me
resolute when all around
seemed lost.
Thank you for your
protection and for your
many signs along
the way.
Thank you for any good
that I may have done,
I'm so sorry
about the bad.
You don't have to
leave, you know.
You're very welcome
to stay here.
You'll be perfectly safe.
Thank you.
But this is something
that I have to do.
Where will you go?
Home.
Thank you for the
friend I made.
Please watch over her,
as you watched over me.
Thank you for finally
allowing me to rest.
I'm so very tired.
But I go now to my
rest at peace.
Knowing that I've done
right with my time
on this earth.
HOLY BIBLE:
I fought the good fight.
I finished the race.
I kept the faith.
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