Carriers

Frank: Are you in charge here? Doctor: No, you want Dr. Lindus. His office is on the 2nd floor of the old math building. But, you won't find him there. He died on Thursday. Frank: Doctor, we've come all the way from Colorado. We heard that you had a serum here. It's my daughter. She's... My daughter's very sick. Doctor: How long? Frank: Little over a week. Doctor: Is she bleeding from her ears yet? Frank: No. Doctor: Well, bring her in. Okay, kids. These nice people are gonna take you to your parents, who're all waiting outside. So, as soon as we finish our medicine, we'll all be right as rain. Kate: What're you doing to those kids? What's that? Where's the serum? Doctor: A serum? Yes, we had a serum. For three days it stabilized the patients; a few actually improved. Three days. That's the best we could do. Or anyone else in the world as far as I know. Staved off the virus for three days, prolonged sickness and pain for 72 hours. Well, I'm not prolonging it any more. Frank: What's in

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Brian: Get out. I said get out. Bobby: I'll get in the back. Brian: That's not what I said. Bobby: Brian, please let me stay. [Brian gets out and forces her out of the Suburban] Brian, please don't! Brian, do not do this! Brian: There's a town down that road. Bobby: These are just bruises! I have been bouncing around in the back of that stupid car for days- Brian: I'm sure there's plenty of water in town, but here's half a gallon. Bobby: Of course I have bruises, but I am fine! I love you. Brian: If you ration it, it should last you a few days. Bobby: You love me, don't you? Brian: The same goes for the food. Bobby: Brian, I'll wear a mask. I didn't know- Brian Green: The HELL YOU DIDN'T KNOW! Don't you DO that! DON'T YOU LIE TO ME! Bobby: I wasn't sure. Brian: When you get to town, you find a comfortable place, you know, with a good bed. And get yourself a blanket, even if it feels hot now. And lots of water. Do it before you're too weak. Bobby: Brian- Bobby: I warned you about the gi

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Danny: You don't talk to me. You hear me? You don't tell me what to do! You don't walk away from me, you son of a bitch, I'm talking to you! Brian: I am talking to you, and I'm telling you what to do, you self-righteous fuck! It must be nice, sitting on the sidelines while your dumb brother wades in shit for you. Somebody had to do it. Was it gonna be you, Danny? Danny: You fucking killed them! Brian: You remember our last day at home? It wasn't you who went up to Mom and Dad's room to get his gun, was it? It wasn't you! It wasn't you, who had to go up there and lie, and tell 'em not to worry, that you'd be back real soon! Danny: They were alive? Alive? Brian: You knew they were. Danny: They were? You told me- Brian: What. You wanted. To hear. Danny: You asshole! Brian: I'm an asshole for what, Danny? Asshole for what? Letting you walk by with a clean conscience? Huh? Well, that's what you like, Danny! You remember Bobby? Huh? You remember Bobby? I was the one who had to drag her out o

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Danny: I need those keys, Brian. Brian: Sure. And I need a ride. Danny: You know I can't. Brian: Come on. The ocean, you and me, one more time. You remember how it was. Hittin' those waves before everything turned to shit. Danny: Just give me those keys. Brian: You want 'em? Shoot me. Or take me with you. Danny: Brian, don't do it. Brian: I am not gonna end up like 'em, Danny. Rotting alive. Alone. You can't tell whether they're alive or dead. Danny: Please, Brian, don't. It's what we decided. Brian: I'm dying, Danny! I don't give a fuck about the rules! Danny: You made them. Brian: My little brother. I taught him everything he knows.

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