The Sector
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- 2016
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This is Lyndsey Bird, reporting
live from the White House,
where the Secretary of
Defense has confirmed
that the internet kill switch has been
initiated due to cyber terrorism.
Unconfirmed reports
of catastrophic failure in global
telenet and communications systems.
Trading on all major
financial markets has been
suspended indefinitely.
They're calling it the Drek Virus.
The Prime Minister
has declared a state of emergency.
The source
of the virus, which has
crippled the core
of modern society, remains a mystery.
As food and water grow
scarce, people want answers,
and they're tired of waiting.
Despite martial law another
violent day of riots and unrest.
The D.O.D. confirms that the Drek Virus
has gone global,
forcing the worldwide economy
to stop all foreign trade.
The President has declared
a state of emergency.
Rioting and looting are flooding
the streets here in Washington.
We're being told to evacuate
the area by the National Guard.
The death toll continues to rise.
we're going off the air now.
Good night and good luck
to all of you. Godspeed.
What's your poison?
Red Eye.
That's gonna cost ya.
You know how much it cost's to keep that
generator running outside?
Just pour the drink.
Ain't seen you around here before.
Looking for someone.
You a chaser?
Listen, I don't want any trouble.
Relax. Just looking for a man.
Calls himself "Ringo."
Can't say I heard of him.
Big guy in his forties.
Wears an eye patch.
A real eyesore if you ask me.
You sure you haven't seen him?
What are you after him for?
Killed a couple of troopers
in the process.
Isn't that right Ringo?
And what do they call you?
What's it to you?
I always like to know the name of a man
before I cut him to pieces.
If I were you I wouldn't
try that. The way I see it
you have two options.
You can walk out of here
real peaceful like,
or I can carry you out.
What's it gonna be?
I've got news for you, Union Man.
This is the Barrens.
Your rules, don't apply here.
Wrong answer.
By the way, the name's Dresher.
Keep going!
Dresher.
Brennan.
Been tracking this maggot for weeks.
So why don't you throw a little
professional courtesy my way
and hand him over.
I wasn't asking.
Get in Ringo.
You... throw away the piece.
I'll remember this.
I'll see you back
in Union City, Dresher.
We'll have a drink.
I'll even buy.
Whaddya know. This day
keeps getting better and better.
ARGH! Son of a b*tch.
Dresher! Are you kidding me?
Dresher get me out of this.
Did you do this?
Did you set a trap?
You should keep your distance.
You son of a b*tch.
You're not taking him.
You're not taking my bike.
My bike is worth more than your life.
You might want this.
Maybe not.
C'mon man you can't leave me
out here for the wolves.
Dresher! You can't leave me out here.
Dresher! I swear, the next time
I see you, your ass, is mine!
Son, where I come from
there are two types of people,
thieves, and takers.
And you son, you are a taker.
You have taken advantage of my kindness.
You come into my house
and you do not bring
the payment you owe me.
And you expect me to give
you some kind of leniency?
Shamrock please.
I didn't mean to disrespect you.
I can pay you what I owe you.
I just need some more time.
Time? Take a look around yourself son.
Time is something that none of us have.
And yours has just run out.
You're going back to the prison mines.
No! No please.
I'll give you anything you want.
You don't have anything that I want.
Get him out of here.
No! Not the mine!
Anywhere but the mine!
No please, anything Shamrock no! No!
Well well well.
Look at who just breezed in.
Shamrock.
You know Dresher,
I'd given you up for dead.
You did get him right?
I got him.
How long has it been?
What, I sent you out after
Ringo more than a week ago.
You know Dresher, there was a time
before the sun could set
and the moon could rise.
What happened?
Is that why you sent
Brennan after my mark?
Brennan? Brennan. Oh Brennan!
Oh right. Have you seen that
Yeah in The Barrens where I left him.
Don't ever send another chaser
after my bounty. You got that?
Heh heh heh.
You know Dresher, if I was you,
with one eye open.
I'll take my chances.
Where's my gold?
Yep. I got your payment
for you right here. Pay him.
Also got something else
you might be interested in.
I doubt it.
Hold it. This is serious.
Something big. You ever hear of
the name Anson? John Anson?
Once maybe.
Yeah well the word is
he has a gang that rides with him.
Call themselves the Black Sashes.
They've been scrounging around
in the Barrens ever since
this world went to sh*t.
Now, they've been causing
Raping women, burning towns.
The whole nine yards.
Your point?
The Union has put a price
on his head and they must want him
really really bad because
this is the biggest payday...
...I've ever seen.
Thirty kilos of gold prime.
Thirty. Kilos?
You also know that
there, gunning for him.
Here are the goods.
I want you to do what you
do well. I don't give a sh*t
if all his limbs are missing.
I have one request.
You bring him back alive.
I'll give it some thought.
Yeah well I wouldn't think
about it too long Dresher.
You know there's always...
Brennan.
when you plan on stopping by.
You should really learn to lock
your doors at sundown, Reverend Raines.
This is God's house, remember?
What's God gonna do
when a gang comes in here
and steals everything you have?
I'm gonna do what the
good lord gave me the
common sense to do.
Look at you. Red Eye.
The Devil's Kool Aid.
I am not in the mood for a sermon.
You know Dresher,
before this all happened,
before the world dilapidated,
I did a lot of bad things.
Did harm to some good people
who didn't deserve it.
Here we go.
I remember once I robbed a liquor store.
This kid was behind the counter.
When I put that gun in his face,
he looked at me. Wasn't
a look of fear. Not anger.
It was solace. Like somehow
I was about to release
that kid from a life of pain.
Sometimes I see that same look
in your face my friend.
Told you I was in no mood
for a sermon. And I don't
wanna be released.
Bullshit. You got no past.
You got no future. A man
with no memory of who
he is a dangerous man.
Point is, you may never
know who you really are,
and sometime you're gonna have
to come to terms with that.
Appreciate the bed.
Reverend, the liquor store.
What happened?
It's open.
Aaryn Honey, there's
somebody here to see you.
Can't you see I'm with a client?
He won't take no for an answer.
Aaryn. How ya been?
I've been, great Dresher.
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