Rasmus!
Rasmus?
Rasmus, go to the back room.
Hurry!
Listen...
It was an accident, OK?
What the hell happened?
Are they dead?
Was it me? Did I do this?
-Tell me. -Simone!
Listen, they dropped a sample and got infected.
-They didn't drop anything. -They dropped it and got infected, OK?
I don't understand. I don't... I don't remember.
What's wrong?
They... They dropped a sample.
They...
Jakob dropped a sample. It struck him and he infected the others.
They all just died.
-Where's Rasmus? -In the back room.
-Was he there all the time? -Yes.
-Are you sure? -Yes!
We need to remove the bodies and clean up.
Where are the suits?
They dropped a sample. They dropped a sample.
It was an accident. It was an accident.
-Do you really believe it was an accident? -I don't know. What do you think?
-I don't know, but-- -No.
But everyone who was supposed to help us is dead.
-Fie is still here. -Yeah?
And what can she do? No offense.
I don't know, Patrick. But we have to believe that she can help us somehow.
We believe all the time, I want to find out and I have no idea--
Nature is turning black and people are dying out there.
And they are dying in here as well.
Don't you get it? We won't survive this. There's nothing we can do.
The world is disappearing. We can't just wait for someone else to do something.
-What if there is no one else? -What the hell can I do?!
I can't map out the virus by myself. I need Jakob, and he's dead.
Can you tell me exactly what you need?
My dad had copies of everything on his computer.
If I can find it, can you solve it?
Maybe.
That computer is our only hope.
Rasmus, I'm leaving.
I have to find Dad's notes.
At the house?
-Are the others joining? -No, it's just me and Martin.
You have to stay here, OK?
I think I'm doing much better.
Is anything wrong?
What?
No.
I'll be back before you know it.
Are you locking the door?
So, instead of finding a way to extract the nanocapsules,
you'll look for a manual for the virus in a computer at Simone's childhood home,
so Fie can assemble the cure like it was an IKEA closet. Bulletproof plan.
Can't you hear how insane this sounds?
Yes.
And if you don't return, what about the rest of us?
-Then they have you. -What's that supposed to mean?
You'll have to look after them.
-I can't! -Oh, but I think you can.
Stay here and look after the others, and help Fie get this place back in shape.
Are we really doing this?
We're doing this.
OK?
As soon as you set foot outside that door, Apollon will be able to spot you.
Don't worry.
Take care of them.
OK?
What if they don't make it?
It's about 50 miles. It'll take us a couple of days.
Be cautious. We don't know what's out there.
It's a serious disease that's destroying Sarah's immune system.
So, she's susceptible to catch colds? I don't understand.
Yes, for now, but it's aggressive, and in three to four years' time,
Sarah's immune system will be so impaired that even a common cold could kill her.
Anything will make her ill.
She will have to live in a highly sterile and controlled environment.
-She can't have a normal-- -But what about us?
-What have we done to bring this on? -You couldn't have prevented it.
So why does it happen to us?
-It mostly happened to me? -Not now, Sarah.
-I wish she'd said I was going to die. -Don't be so dramatic.
-You weren't there. -That's Mom and Dad for you. Screw them.
-When I'm a doctor, I'll tend to you. -And when you're fed up with me?
-I'll always be there for you. -You say that now...
Cheer up.
Look.
Ready? I'll be there for you...
Always!
Hi. Who are you?
Who are you?
You killed my brother.
You did.
It wasn't me. It was an accident. They dropped a sample.
Yeah, right.
Your sister is a liar. I saw it was you!
You asked for more water?
-I'll come back and check up on you later. -OK.
As long as we stick to the narrow paths, we'll be OK.
We have to go through here.
Here.
There's water.
Simone.
We'd better get going.
-Hands up. -We're just passing through.
-Hi. We're just passing through. -Let us go.
-Shut up. -We cut through the woods--
Shut the fuck up!
-Let's hear him out, honey. -Back me up, damn it!
Calm down, calm down.
-What are you up to? -We're just passing through.
We're unarmed. We mean you no harm.
You can't be too careful.
I'm sorry. Johanne.
What?
Hi.
What the hell?
Hi. Martin.
-Klaus. -Martin.
-Hi. -No hard feelings? Good. Hi. Johanne.
Where are the others?
Find them, will you?
I'm eating.
OK, cool. I'll find them and let you eat, then.
So, it's just the two of us?
You and me?
Are you hitting on me?
No. I'm not.
What if I did?
The day after I buried ten loved ones?
A tad insensitive.
I'd like to help you.
With what?
Martin asked me to help you keep things together here.
-I'm looking after you now. -You're looking after me?
You'll need more than an old water pipe if you want to look after me.
Fucking water pipe...
Jean.
Jean, I need to talk to you.
-What's up? -I'm looking for Lea.
Have you found her?
-No. -So find her.
-That's what I'm trying to do. -I can't be in charge if you don't listen!
-In charge? -What will you do if we're attacked?
Right now?
I have to do everything myself!
-Are you angry? -We need guns!
Guns?
Holy shit, that's more like it.
-Here you go. -It looks nice.
Simone.
Thanks.
-Cheers. -Cheers!
Here we go.
-So disgusting. -Damn, it's good. I like it.
-You like it? -The best I ever had.
Give me your canister. I'll give you one for the road.
-You're a good friend. -Oh, come on.
It's good. Really good.
So, how long have you lived here?
-Six months? -Six months, yeah.
We've been staying on the move. To avoid the Grey Ones.
The Strangers?
They used to round up people and kill them.
-But not anymore. -No?
What do they do now, then?
They're looking for somebody. A boy.
They say they can save everything if they find him.
Everything can go back to normal.
Thanks.
-Don't trust a word they say. -But what if it's true?
If they've been looking for a solution all this time?
-So what if they have? -Honey, let's not talk about that.
Cheers.
Damn, this is good!
Anyone here?
-How long have you been together? -Twelve years.
-What an achievement! -Are you serious?
She's stuck with me. Where would she go?
-She's trapped. -She's trapped!
-What about the two of you? -Us?
-I don't know what you would call it. -I don't know.
I know what you call it.
-Call it love. -There you go...
Call it what you like!
-Hands up! -Oh, for fuck's sake!
Does this look like an old water pipe, huh?
Are you serious?
It looks pretty serious.
-Where the hell did you find that? -It's not dangerous, if you want to know.
It doesn't have a trigger. And these look like cartridges, but they're not.
I pushed all the buttons. This doesn't work. This does.
It's the light-up button.
The other button doesn't really do anything.
You managed to turn off the lights. Impressive.
Holy shit!
I think it's fine to go on in the morning.
I've never seen you laugh as much as you did tonight.
You're really beautiful when you're laughing.
Shut up, what a load of crap.
Do you think Rasmus is OK?
The others are taking care of him.
He would never hurt anyone...
What do you mean?
Never mind...
Do you believe I'm dangerous?
I believe you're the solution, or...
I don't know how to put it, but...
Your sister is doing all she can to help you. And so do I.
-Are you trying to avoid me? -No, Jean... I've just been thinking.
What about?
About how I could think there was hope.
That we could create life, when I can't even grow a plant.
-OK. -They're all dying. Look!
Look around you.
They're dying because nobody takes care of them.
And we'll die as well if nobody takes care of us.
-I'll take care of you. -No, you won't.
-Yes, I will. -How, Jean?
That's what a boyfriend does. Takes care.
If we can't grow a fucking cucumber how are we going to survive?
-I don't know. -Everyone who knew how is dead, Jean.
-Don't tell me to calm down. -Honey, they'll hear us.
They can't hear jack shit. Your moonshine knocked them out.
-I don't like it. -Neither do I.
-We know them now. -Klaus, you don't know them!
They match Apollon's description.
They're on the run with the boy. I'm certain.
Apollon will kill us if we don't turn them in.
Martin, wake up. Martin!
-What's up? -We have to get out of here now!
-Let's go. -Yeah.
Now, Martin.
Hi.
I thought you were asleep.
I was just getting some water.
-Help yourself. -How about you?
-I couldn't sleep either. -What?
-I couldn't sleep. -OK.
Step back!
Simone...
Step back!
Simone...
-Stop! -Easy now. We won't harm you.
-It's not what you think. -Stop!
I heard you talking.
-Stop right there! -We're not going to harm you.
Stop, stop.
Martin!
Johanne, now!
No!
Martin!
Martin...
Come on.
Come on!
Honey? No, no, no...
Catch your breath, catch your breath.
You saved us.
Catch your breath, catch your breath.
You saved us, OK?
Sarah?
Did you go out?
No.
You're not much of a liar.
So what if I did?
-Do you want to die? -Aren't we all doing just that?
-No, we can't give up now. -Why not?
-Jakob wouldn't want that. -You don't know what Jakob wanted.
It's the end of the world, everyone knows it except us.
All your friends are dead, and you still think everything's going to be OK.
Why?
Good night, Fie.
Good night.
Just breathe, nice and slow. Come on.
Give her something, or else they won't take us.
-Give her what? -I don't know. Anything!
-I'll pull myself together. -Take that thing off.
Don't let them see you're ill.
-Get out of the car and walk! Come on! -Let's go.
It's my bag.
Leave it there.
We can't bring it?
VETTING
No belongings except your passport.
Take off your glasses.
Just a quick check.
-Thank you. Open your mouth. -What's that for?
We're testing you for antibodies. Open your mouth.
-Thank you. Move on. -I want my family with me.
I'll wait for you.
I want my family!
Thank you. Move on.
Let me just check your eyes. Thank you.
Please open your mouth.
Don't worry, Sarah. Just do as she says.
No, no... It's not the rain, it's her immune system.
-I can't let her through. -It's not the virus!
-Sarah, come. -We can't let her through.
She's not contagious!
She's my little sister!
-I'm sorry-- -We have to stick together!
-Sarah, come here. -We want our children.
-She's staying here! -We want them with us.
Mom! Dad!
Do you want to stay here or leave on the bus now? She's not coming.
Sarah...
Hey!
Dad...
Dad!
Sarah, look at me. Sarah, look at me.
Get off me!
Sarah, look at me. I'll stay with you. We'll find another way.
Get out of the way!
So, this is where you grew up?
Yeah, this is where all the kids used to hang out and get into trouble.
The video guy lived here.
He had a huge collection of Disney and Pixar DVDs.
-He ran a home cinema. -Doesn't sound creepy at all.
-He had a huge popcorn machine, too. -You're kidding!
So you sat in his lap, eating popcorn and watching The Little Mermaid?
I shot her...
You'll get over it.
-Will I? -Yes.
That's what's so scary.
You forget it.
-I killed her. -Look, you did what you had to do.
OK?
Did I?
Let's go find that computer.
I don't believe it...
-Is there another way in? -Yes, there is.
Through the backyard.
I'll distract them.
-Let's meet up at the video guy's place. -OK.
Be careful. There might be more.
Yes!
Kira, can you see her?
She's in Frederik's study.
She's looking for something.
The other one is talking. We don't need her anymore. Shoot her.
Copy.
Shoot her now.
Kira?
Kira.
Later, dickface.
Holy shit! Are you OK?
Are you OK?
-Lea. -Not now, Jean.
I have something important to show you.
Here.
You can look.
The cucumbers are fine. A little so-so, but...
They'll make it.
I thought we could take care of them together. If you want?
I don't deserve you.
Thank you, Jean.
-Hey, Martin. -Yeah?
Good to have you back. Did you find the computer?
If my dad kept any data on the virus, it's in here.
-How is Rasmus? -Fine. He's sleeping.
Come on in.
Have all the files been deleted?
Nothing?
Not yet.
I don't believe it.
Come on...
-Try searching for "virus build-up". -Seriously.
PRIVATE
-I can't survive without my brother. -What do you want?
I want you to kill me.
-What? Why? -I'm ill, too. It's my immune system.
I think you should leave.
Show me how you killed my brother. Do the same to me.
Don't open the door.
Stop! Don't open the door.
Don't do it! Stay there.
Stop, damn it! You don't know what will happen.
Do what you did to my brother.
Huh? Stop it! Don't!
-I don't want to be alone. -Stop, for fuck's sake!
-I don't want to be alone. -Stop!
-What's that? -Fie.
Is it the virus?
Is it?
Let me see.
That's what you did.
That's how you killed them.
This is what we've been looking for for six years!
They led us right into their living room.
You knew.
The signal is activated and stationary.
What kind of facility is this? Where is the boy?
-What's wrong? Do you know that place? -No.