These Final Hours Page #2
does it make?
We're already f***ing dead!
We're already f***ing dead.
It's gonna hurt a lot.
And I don't want
to feel it.
I don't want to
feel a thing.
Hey.
Life is stronger
than death, James.
I can't.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I just want to
get f***ed up.
You know,
Dad says when it happens,
the earth's gonna
peel like an orange
but the peel
is made out of fire.
Didn't sugar-coat it
for you, did he?
This'll stop the bleeding.
You ever think you might end up in hell
instead of heaven?
That'd be awful.
Sometimes I worry, though,
I'm going to hell instead.
Why do you think
you might end up in hell?
There was this girl
in my class.
She used to tease me
all the time.
One day last year, I prayed
to God that she would die.
She died just before
this year's sports carnival.
She'd gotten leukaemia.
I don't think her getting cancer
had anything to do with you.
Or you praying to God.
It just happens.
Some people get sick
and some people don't.
But Dad always said that God
has a perfect plan for everyone
and that plan never fails.
Well, if this was
God's perfect plan,
then he was
a real f***ing idiot.
- I want to go home!
- Come on, Jane.
- Get out of the car.
- Come on.
- Come on.
- Where are we going?
Just grab your bag.
- No! No!
- Shh! Shh!
- Oh, please, just listen.
- Hey.
- It's very important.
This girl's lost.
Can I leave her with you?
Gary, for God's sake.
Get them out of here.
Gary, please!
- Can we go, James?
- Yeah, come on.
- Sorry.
- Wait.
Can I talk to you,
just for a sec?
- Please.
- What?
Please.
Just sit down.
OK. Just go read a book
over there, Rose.
What? What do you want?
Hayley, please sit down.
I've tried to do what's right.
But I can't anymore.
I love 'em too much. I can't
watch 'em suffer like this.
- What sort of dad would I be?
- Hayley, get back here!
- Dad! Dad! Dad!
- Sweetheart, come back. Gary!
You listen to Mummy, please.
Could you do it?
Clean, right in the back of their heads.
- No.
- Please!
I've got a picture book.
I'll read it to them.
You just do it. Clean.
Right in the back of their heads.
They won't feel a thing,
and then it'll be over.
There's four bullets in there,
one for each of us.
- No.
- Please. Please.
No!
Then forgive me, then.
Forgive me...
for what I gotta do.
Say it.
Say you forgive me.
Say it.
I forgive you.
Rose?
Come on.
I hope
you're looking after yourselves out there,
and each other.
These are the things
we gotta hold onto.
When it reaches us here
in Perth,
I know for a fact
that I can sit here and go,
"I had my faults, but...
but I was a good man."
Hello, Freddy?
Oi, Freddy, it's James.
- Who's that, man?
- It's Jimmy. Open up the gate!
Jimmy! Where you been, man?
Vicky's mega-pissed, dude.
Just open up the gate,
will you, d*ckhead?
- Is Vicky your girlfriend?
- Yeah.
Well, why is she
mad at you?
'Cause I should have
been here earlier!
Bloody hell.
Hey. Jimmy!
Shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot...
Shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot,
shoot, shoot, shoot...
Whom!
F*** yeah!
Jimmy, you mad f***!
You look like sh*t, man.
Bring it in, d*ckhead.
- Where's Vicky?
- Hey, man.
Can you believe I thought no-one
was gonna come to my party, man?
Just look at these f***ers.
They're just going off, man.
They're just... You know what I mean?
They're getting f***ed.
Oh! And they're just
loving each other, man.
They're just aiming life the way
they want to have life!
- Where's Vicky?
- Who the f*** are you?
Oi! Where's Vicky?
Jesus! I don't know. F***!
She's gotta be f***in' somewhere.
You should find her.
She doesn't like being left alone.
She's somewhere, man.
You'd better f***in' find her, man!
- I know!
- Oi! Oi.
It's done. Downstairs.
It's f***in' done,
and it's beautiful, Jim.
You wait till you see it, man.
Don't tell anybody.
Just keep it on the down low.
Just shh.
Alright, huh?
F*** yeah!
Hey, Jimmy! You made it.
Nice one, bro! Whoo!
James, I don't think anyone here
will take me to Aunty Janice's.
- It's me, baby.
- Move.
Where are you going?
Um, is there
anything to eat?
F***!
Here.
Ah, Jimmy, bro,
what you doing?
Mandy? Hey, hey, it's me.
It's Mummy.
Hey, it's Mummy.
Mandy, don't be scared.
- It's Mummy. Mandy.
- Oi, oi.
- Oi! Her name's Rose, not Mandy.
- No, it's my little Mandy.
You want to be my little Mandy?
I don't mind.
- James!
- Hey! Piss off.
James, I don't like it here.
Just eat your chips.
How you been?
I've been going crazy, out of my mind.
This is Rose.
She's looking for her dad.
Oh! You brought a kid, James?
Are you f***in' serious?
- I didn't plan for this.
- We need to f*** now.
Hey. Hi.
How about you go and cool off
in the pool
whilst Uncle James
and I go inside
and we have
a little chat, huh?
- Go on! Don't be shy. Jump in.
- Oi. Oi, Vic. Vic.
- James. What?
- James?
Just...
- Just go for a swim, alright?
- But, James, what if...
Rose, you'll be fine, OK?
It's hot. Just get in.
for the fatherly type.
I was so scared
you weren't gonna make it.
What's wrong?
What the f***
am I supposed to do with that?
Oops.
What the f***, James?
Least you could do
is make me come.
Oi!
F***, you can be
a selfish prick.
My sister's dead, Vic.
She killed herself.
She f***in' killed herself.
Her and Greg topped themselves,
in the shower.
And the girls.
And the girls, I found 'em.
They're gone.
They're f***ing gone.
What's the matter with you?
Did you hear what I said?
Why'd you
just tell me that?
I mean, what's the point
of knowing that?
Huh?
You're here now.
Can't we just have
a good f***in' time?
Selfish f***in' prick.
What the hell's
the matter with you?
Come on. Freddy says we have
five, six hours max.
Let's just
make the most of it, OK?
Have some.
I'll tell you what, huh?
Baby. Look. Listen.
How about I give you
a sneak peek?
Hm?
You're so beautiful.
Oh, hey, look. Hey.
You remind me so much
of my little Mandy.
I know how sad you're feeling
right now,
but I...
I have just the thing for it.
Whoo-hoo!
It's easy.
Ahh! See?
Now it's your turn. You do.
Now it's your turn.
Will you take me
to my aunt's place if I do?
Uh...
First things first.
So pretty.
Give me the torch.
Pretty f***in' cool, huh?
Freddy made it all happen,
just like he said.
I want to cover
every bit of cement with colour.
It'll make a real difference,
don't ya reckon?
Freddy reckons there's
enough supplies to last a year.
So, what do you think
of our new home?
- Huh?
- We're all dead, Vic.
We're all dead.
You, me, Freddy. Everyone.
It's the f***ing end.
You need to be
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