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00:01:20 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

00:01:28 [Phone rings]

00:01:36 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

00:01:46 [Phone rings]

00:01:53 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:02:42 Royal flush, what does that mean?

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00:02:51 Royal flush, toilet.

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00:03:12 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:03:32 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

00:03:43 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:04:03 Where's the handle?

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00:04:37 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:04:46 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:04:57 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:05:07 [TV] Congratulations, you've been duped a royal flush.

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00:05:53 [TV] Congratulations, you've escaped.

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00:06:25 [TV] Congratulations, you've escaped.

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00:08:07 [Phone Vibrating]

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00:08:30 Finally, real food.

00:08:32 Yeah, I figured we'd do some working out.

00:08:35 I needed this.

00:08:37 Yeah, me too.

00:08:39 Hey, moon brides, mom loved those.

00:08:42 Your mom would eat mold off the kitchen floor.

00:08:45 She'd eat anything peculiar. She'd eat pickles, she'd eat okra, she'd braise it.

00:08:50 What's that?

00:08:51 It's like frying.

00:08:53 She had the lid on the pan, made the whole house smell for a week. It was disgusting.

00:08:57 So, how's the game coming?

00:09:00 Slow. Zed's trying to help me, but I just feel like programming languages are so antiquated.

00:09:05 So, you're more like jobs than laws?

00:09:08 Exactly, like I can picture in my head, but...

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00:09:13 What was that?

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00:09:25 Oh.

00:09:27 You okay?

00:09:29 I'll go get a flashlight.

00:09:32 Or, I could do that.

00:09:34 Wait, I don't have any service.

00:09:37 Oh.

00:09:39 Looks like the whole neighborhood's out.

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00:10:15 Lucky your iPad wasn't plugged in.

00:10:18 Still no internet. So frustrating.

00:10:21 Oh, come on. It's an adventure.

00:10:24 And a much needed break from this.

00:10:27 It's not about that. It's the fact that I can't get answers.

00:10:30 Answers to what?

00:10:32 To this blackout, whatever it is.

00:10:35 I think I saw some books in Grandpa's shop. Something about power walls, power lines.

00:10:40 Yeah, look, your Grandpa, I can take in small doses, but you are going to have to stay a little more grounded.

00:10:45 You get enough alternate reality as it is.

00:10:48 It's not alternate. It's virtual.

00:10:50 Well, it's...

00:10:52 This is torture.

00:10:55 Whoa. Wait, is that permanent?

00:10:58 Yeah. He had that mustache for two weeks.

00:11:01 Bet his mom loved that. Let me see this.

00:11:04 Oh, so now you want to see.

00:11:06 Well, if you're looking at photos, you can cut me some slack. It's kind of analog. Don't you think?

00:11:12 Aw. Your mom looks so young.

00:11:16 Yeah, we were.

00:11:18 I didn't have a car.

00:11:20 Mom had to take me to work, pick me up from work.

00:11:23 [laughs]

00:11:26 That's you.

00:11:28 Our little Larva.

00:11:30 That's what your mom would say. Our little Larva.

00:11:33 For like three months, you didn't move. The only thing that moved was your eyes.

00:11:37 You'd just sit there like this.

00:11:39 [laughs]

00:11:42 Mom used to call it the Larva stage. She's so cute.

00:11:46 Reese.

00:11:52 You're right. We need a break from this.

00:11:54 It's hard for me too, sweetie.

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00:12:24 [crickets chirping]

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00:12:58 Radio flash.

00:13:00 The phenomena known more widely throughout the world as electromagnetic pulse or EMP.

00:13:05 The term originated in the early 1950s primarily associated with the click

00:13:09 typically heard on radio receivers when a nuclear bomb was detonated.

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00:13:23 (tense music)

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00:13:58 - I see the solution, not the problem.

00:14:27 - It was nothing.

00:14:28 - Yes.

00:14:36 (radio chattering)

00:14:39 - Looks like the entire western grid took a hit.

00:14:53 I hate to put forward the worst case scenario here,

00:14:55 but evidence seems to suggest electromagnetic pulse.

00:14:59 - You're just not figuring that out.

00:15:01 - Copy that, doggy, do you copy?

00:15:03 (phone ringing)

00:15:06 - Chris, Chris.

00:15:11 - Grandpa.

00:15:12 - Reese, honey, is that you?

00:15:15 - Yeah, Grandpa, it's me.

00:15:17 - Oh, it's so good to hear your voice.

00:15:18 Are you all right?

00:15:20 - Yeah, Grandpa, we're fine.

00:15:24 - Listen, Reese, you got a blackout down there, right?

00:15:29 - Is it a radio flash?

00:15:33 - It's been a long time since I've heard that term,

00:15:36 but yes, Reese, that's exactly what this is.

00:15:39 How did you know that?

00:15:40 - I found one of your books in the shop.

00:15:44 - I need to talk to your dad, Reese.

00:15:48 Is he there?

00:15:49 - He's asleep.

00:15:53 - Well, it's not a good idea to have you on the road anyway,

00:15:55 but I'm gonna need you to get up here to meet both of you.

00:15:58 First thing tomorrow.

00:16:00 I know he's gonna have a lot of questions,

00:16:02 but you gotta promise me you'll get him on the radio

00:16:04 first thing in the morning.

00:16:06 - Okay, I promise.

00:16:08 - While we're on, you're gonna need

00:16:11 some things for the road.

00:16:13 Do you think you can get them together for me, Reese?

00:16:15 There's a cabinet right in front of you.

00:16:17 Third door down, Boundary County map

00:16:20 with a highlighted route.

00:16:21 - I got it.

00:16:23 - Now, there should be a short range radio

00:16:25 right there on the convay in front of you.

00:16:27 Is it there?

00:16:28 Short range, only five miles tops,

00:16:31 and I know you've been here before,

00:16:32 but without that GPS, it's gonna be hard to find.

00:16:35 So you gotta radio me when you get in range,

00:16:38 and I'll guide you in.

00:16:40 It's probably gonna need to be charged too, that radio,

00:16:42 so you gotta charge it on the generator.

00:16:45 You know how to charge it on the generator.

00:16:46 - Generator?

00:16:47 You gotta be kidding me.

00:16:50 - Reese?

00:16:51 - I got it.

00:16:52 - Good.

00:16:55 - Grandpa?

00:16:56 - Yeah?

00:16:57 - Should I be scared?

00:17:01 - [Radio] South Bay Hospital, ZCU,

00:17:05 Bonneville Harbor.

00:17:07 - You're gonna be fine, Reese.

00:17:09 We got a plan.

00:17:11 - Copy that, I'll call you tomorrow.

00:17:15 - I love you, Reese.

00:17:17 Be safe now.

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00:17:23 (radio chattering)

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00:17:48 (birds chirping)

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00:18:39 (footsteps tapping)

00:18:42 (gun cocks)

00:18:57 (dramatic music)

00:19:07 (glass shatters)

00:19:09 - What's this shit?

00:19:21 You should try those shelves behind you.

00:19:27 You're looking for opiates, right?

00:19:32 I'm looking for penicillin.

00:19:33 You don't mind if I try those shelves behind you

00:19:34 for Oxycontin and morphine?

00:19:37 Go ahead.

00:19:39 Yeah.

00:19:43 (dramatic music)

00:19:53 (footsteps tapping)

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00:20:30 - Dad.

00:20:40 Dad.

00:20:41 - Hey.

00:20:46 - Still out.

00:20:50 - What about yourself?

00:20:54 - No service, but I talked to Grandpa.

00:20:57 - What?

00:20:59 - I called him on the radio in the shop.

00:21:01 - I'm confused, so the shop has power?

00:21:05 - No, I used a car battery and some cables.

00:21:08 Grandpa said that this is really serious.

00:21:10 We need to head to his house.

00:21:11 He wants to talk to you right away.

00:21:12 - Okay, just slow down, honey, okay?

00:21:15 First of all, we're not going to your grandpa's.

00:21:17 Second, coffee.

00:21:19 - You don't have to believe Grandpa.

00:21:25 It's all right here.

00:21:27 - Radio flash.

00:21:29 That's from the shop?

00:21:30 Look, I respect your grandfather.

00:21:35 Without Frank in this house,

00:21:37 who knows where he would have been

00:21:38 with your mother's medical bills.

00:21:39 But we're not just gonna throw common sense out

00:21:42 because he thinks the world's gonna end.

00:21:44 - And what if it is?

00:21:46 - Then we're all in the same boat.

00:21:48 - Yeah, a boat that's sinking.

00:21:50 (water dripping)

00:21:53 (groaning)

00:21:55 - It's gonna be a long day.

00:22:00 (birds chirping)

00:22:03 (phone ringing)

00:22:06 (phone ringing)

00:22:08 (phone ringing)

00:22:10 (phone ringing)

00:22:12 (phone ringing)

00:22:14 (phone ringing)

00:22:16 (phone ringing)

00:22:18 (phone ringing)

00:22:20 (phone ringing)

00:22:22 - Grandpa?

00:22:23 (phone ringing)

00:22:24 Grandpa, can you hear me?

00:22:26 - Reese?

00:22:27 You there?

00:22:28 - Yeah, Grandpa, it's me.

00:22:29 - Hey, Reese.

00:22:31 You got your dad there with you?

00:22:32 - Yeah, here one sec.

00:22:34 - Hey, Frank.

00:22:40 - Chris.

00:22:41 Good to hear your voice.

00:22:43 I know what's going through your head right now,

00:22:45 but you gotta trust me on this one.

00:22:47 - Sweetie, will you give me a minute?

00:22:50 Are you gonna call?

00:22:52 Thanks.

00:22:53 All right, Frank.

00:23:00 It's just the two of us.

00:23:02 What's going on?

00:23:04 - It's an EMP, Chris.

00:23:06 It's devastating.

00:23:08 It's wiped us out,

00:23:09 wiped out the entire western United States.

00:23:13 Chris?

00:23:14 - Yeah, I'm here.

00:23:16 Um...

00:23:17 what do we do?

00:23:19 - You get here as fast as you can.

00:23:22 You've gotta get ahead of it.

00:23:23 You can't stay in that city.

00:23:24 Those city slickers are gonna be scattering like cockroaches.

00:23:26 Some will be headed your way.

00:23:27 Most will be headed for the hill.

00:23:29 But you gotta get ahead of it.

00:23:30 You gotta move.

00:23:32 How much gas have you got in your car?

00:23:35 - Half a tank or so.

00:23:37 - Well, top it off with what you got there in the shop.

00:23:39 There should be a couple of containers in there.

00:23:42 - Frank, did you plan this?

00:23:44 How'd you know Reese would find the radio?

00:23:46 - Shot in the dark.

00:23:47 I figured one of you would remember it was there,

00:23:49 and if she had enough,

00:23:50 I'd be headed your way right now, believe me.

00:23:54 - [sighs]

00:23:55 Frank, you sure about this?

00:23:58 - I've got everything we need to weather it here long-term.

00:24:02 It'll be a safe place for you and Reese.

00:24:04 I promise you that.

00:24:06 This is the real deal, Chris.

00:24:15 The clock is ticking.

00:24:17 You gotta get moving.

00:24:20 You hear me?

00:24:22 - Okay, we're on our way.

00:24:24 Thanks, Frank.

00:24:25 Over and out.

00:24:28 [clicks]

00:24:30 - All right, everyone just calm down.

00:24:36 All right, take a breath.

00:24:39 Looks to be a pretty standard power outage.

00:24:41 - Oh, standard my ass.

00:24:43 - And if those main transformers are out,

00:24:45 it's gonna be two years at best.

00:24:47 - And I'm sure that there's contingency plans

00:24:50 for this sort of thing, right, officer?

00:24:52 - The only plan you gotta be concerned with

00:24:54 is how much food, fuel, and water you got.

00:24:56 I give it another 24 hours before the shit hits the fan.

00:25:00 You ain't gotta take my word for it.

00:25:02 Everything you need to know is right here.

00:25:04 - Once you fire that thing up,

00:25:06 let's see what the boss has to say.

00:25:09 - That's what I thought.

00:25:12 - That's probably best you don't think.

00:25:14 - Huh?

00:25:15 - Easy, Stan.

00:25:17 This is the slippery slope side.

00:25:19 Before you know it, it's martial law.

00:25:22 - Best thing you could do is go back to your homes,

00:25:24 wait it out, look at the power back on before you know it.

00:25:27 - Stay hydrated.

00:25:28 Get your flashlights and candles ready

00:25:30 just in case it's a couple hours,

00:25:31 but it won't be more than that, okay?

00:25:33 Everything's fine.

00:25:34 - Lise, you ready?

00:25:36 - Whoa.

00:25:41 Everything shut down.

00:25:43 [horn honking]

00:25:52 [horn honking]

00:25:55 - I thought all the stores were closed.

00:26:06 - That's what happens when you're the only store open.

00:26:19 - You seem a little worked up about this.

00:26:22 - Take this off the shelves, you mother--

00:26:24 - Guys, we can't save the turquoise!

00:26:26 - One line, one line, one line!

00:26:28 - Whoa, okay.

00:26:29 Careful, sweetie.

00:26:30 A lot of people in here.

00:26:31 Remember to get water, okay?

00:26:32 - Hey, hey, hey, come back!

00:26:34 Hey!

00:26:35 No, guys, one line!

00:26:36 You don't need that much water.

00:26:38 - Come on, come on!

00:26:40 [all shouting]

00:26:43 - Go on, guys!

00:26:44 Take them home!

00:26:46 [all shouting]

00:26:49 - Get across, sweetie.

00:26:50 Come on.

00:26:51 [all shouting]

00:26:53 [dramatic music]

00:26:56 ♪ ♪

00:27:04 ♪ ♪

00:27:11 - How you doing?

00:27:18 - 19%.

00:27:20 Keep hoping Grandpa's wrong.

00:27:23 - Means that he wasn't so crazy after all.

00:27:26 ♪ ♪

00:27:33 - Uh, hang on a second.

00:27:36 What is this?

00:27:37 What's this?

00:27:38 [eerie music]

00:27:41 ♪ ♪

00:27:49 ♪ ♪

00:27:56 - This is really bad.

00:28:03 - Is there another way?

00:28:04 - On the other side of the mountain.

00:28:05 We should try it, but it will add another hour at least.

00:28:08 - Yeah, we don't know how bad those roads are gonna be.

00:28:11 ♪ ♪

00:28:18 - Thank you, Mother Earth,

00:28:29 who gives us--

00:28:31 who gives us the--

00:28:33 the land, the earth, the--

00:28:36 the rain,

00:28:37 all living creatures teach us to have respect,

00:28:42 have the heart to never take more than what we give,

00:28:47 to only take what we need,

00:28:49 teach us.

00:28:52 Thank you.

00:28:54 - Poof!

00:29:01 - Thank you.

00:29:04 ♪ ♪

00:29:11 [eerie music]

00:29:17 ♪ ♪

00:29:24 - Come on. I'm tired of waiting.

00:29:31 Let's go see if we can help.

00:29:32 Come on. Come on.

00:29:35 - There's cars as far as I can see.

00:29:50 - Just be careful.

00:29:52 - Hey.

00:29:56 - Oh, a model.

00:29:57 - I'm gonna drive.

00:29:59 - I'm gonna--

00:30:01 [dog barking]

00:30:02 - It's all right.

00:30:03 It's all right.

00:30:04 [indistinct chatter]

00:30:07 [helicopter whirring]

00:30:10 ♪ ♪

00:30:17 - Honey?

00:30:23 [helicopter whirring]

00:30:26 - You're not taking my job!

00:30:27 - Just get out of the way.

00:30:28 ♪ ♪

00:30:33 - Wait. Wait here a second.

00:30:35 ♪ ♪

00:30:36 Okay.

00:30:37 ♪ ♪

00:30:40 How's she doing?

00:30:41 - Got a pulse.

00:30:42 ♪ ♪

00:30:47 [helicopter whirring]

00:30:50 [tires screeching]

00:30:52 [tires screeching]

00:30:55 - Back to the car, now!

00:30:56 Let's go! Breathe!

00:30:58 [helicopter whirring]

00:31:01 ♪ ♪

00:31:08 - You okay, sweetie?

00:31:23 - I'm sorry you had to see that.

00:31:26 People behaving like animals.

00:31:30 - She died, didn't she?

00:31:34 - Yeah.

00:31:36 ♪ ♪

00:31:44 [wind howling]

00:31:47 ♪ ♪

00:32:10 [gun cocks]

00:32:11 ♪ ♪

00:32:19 [birds chirping]

00:32:22 ♪ ♪

00:32:29 - Wait.

00:32:41 What mile marker did you see last?

00:32:44 - 126, I think.

00:32:47 - I think we missed it.

00:32:48 - Missed what?

00:32:49 - The turnoff, like five miles back.

00:32:52 - Oh, what?

00:32:53 - Oh, my God!

00:32:54 - Ah!

00:32:55 [tires screeching]

00:32:56 - Where's Dad?

00:32:57 [glass shattering]

00:33:00 [chimes tinkling]

00:33:03 [footsteps approaching]

00:33:10 ♪ ♪

00:33:18 [footsteps approaching]

00:33:21 ♪ ♪

00:33:28 [eerie music]

00:33:33 ♪ ♪

00:33:44 [eerie music]

00:33:47 ♪ ♪

00:33:54 - Reese.

00:33:55 Reese.

00:33:58 Reese.

00:34:00 Reese.

00:34:01 Hey, you okay, sweetie?

00:34:03 Dad, I'm here.

00:34:06 Honey.

00:34:07 - Oh.

00:34:08 - It's okay.

00:34:10 Don't have to do that.

00:34:11 It's okay, sweetie.

00:34:14 [sighs]

00:34:16 - What--where are we?

00:34:19 - We took a little crash.

00:34:21 You got a little bump

00:34:24 inside your head here, sweetie.

00:34:25 You're out most of the night.

00:34:27 We're just a little ways off the road, okay?

00:34:31 So we need to get our stuff,

00:34:33 get out, get some help.

00:34:36 - Where's the radio?

00:34:37 - Reese. - Where's the radio?

00:34:38 - Just take a breath, okay?

00:34:39 Your adrenaline just spiked.

00:34:40 You need to slow down.

00:34:41 - Grandpa's been waiting for us all night.

00:34:43 He's probably freaking out.

00:34:44 - Grandpa is fine.

00:34:45 I'm worried about you.

00:34:46 Reese.

00:34:47 - Grandpa, can you hear me?

00:34:48 - Reese. - Grandpa, it's Reese.

00:34:49 Do you hear me?

00:34:50 - It's four miles, remember?

00:34:52 He said four miles.

00:34:53 We're too far out.

00:34:56 - What was the last mile marker we saw?

00:34:58 - I don't know.

00:34:59 126, I think.

00:35:02 - Okay.

00:35:03 That means we're by the falls.

00:35:06 - Falls?

00:35:07 - Kootenay Falls.

00:35:09 - Okay.

00:35:11 All right, honey, try your side,

00:35:13 because we can't get out this way.

00:35:15 Oh, perfect.

00:35:16 Okay, come on.

00:35:17 Go.

00:35:19 [grunting]

00:35:22 [breathing heavily]

00:35:25 [grunts]

00:35:28 [groans]

00:35:31 - You're bleeding.

00:35:32 - Where?

00:35:33 Oh, no, that's nothing.

00:35:35 Just a little bashed up on my left side is all.

00:35:38 Can I have my bag, sweetie?

00:35:40 - Mm-hmm.

00:35:41 - Here. - Thanks.

00:35:46 - Okay.

00:35:47 - I'm gonna grab the compass off the dash.

00:35:53 - Okay.

00:35:54 Grab that canteen, babe.

00:35:59 Here, have some of that sweet water.

00:36:03 [grunts]

00:36:05 Mm.

00:36:09 Oh, that is the best toilet water ever.

00:36:14 Okay.

00:36:16 Let's have a look at this map.

00:36:20 Where's the river?

00:36:22 - Right there.

00:36:24 - There.

00:36:26 So...

00:36:28 we're, like, 20 miles away, sweetie.

00:36:32 - Well, I mean, that's if we take the highway.

00:36:34 If we stay on the river, that'll shave off, like, five miles.

00:36:37 There's a bridge we can cross.

00:36:39 - Hmm.

00:36:41 Well...

00:36:46 I don't know about you,

00:36:48 but I had just about enough of the highway.

00:36:50 You wanna take our chances with the river?

00:36:53 What do you think?

00:36:55 Yeah?

00:37:01 [dramatic music]

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00:37:55 [wind howling]

00:38:13 [rushing water]

00:38:18 - How far is that bridge?

00:38:31 - Uh, it should be pretty close.

00:38:33 Maybe we should have just stayed on the road.

00:38:36 - The road is far gone now.

00:38:40 Besides, we gotta keep moving.

00:38:43 - Can you please let me have your bag?

00:38:45 - No, come on.

00:38:47 - Dad, I'm serious. Stop.

00:38:49 - Okay, all right. You insist.

00:38:52 You sure? - Yeah.

00:38:55 - [laughs]

00:39:09 Dad, the bridge.

00:39:12 What are you doing?

00:39:20 - Coming.

00:39:22 Good job, good job.

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00:39:43 - It's beautiful.

00:40:01 - Works like a filter.

00:40:03 The Native Americans used to use this stuff

00:40:05 for, like, everything.

00:40:07 It means edible, works like a medicine.

00:40:10 - Oz?

00:40:12 - Here, you try it. You need to stay hydrated.

00:40:15 - Okay.

00:40:29 - [groans]

00:40:31 - Dad, are you okay? - No, stop. I'm okay.

00:40:33 I'm okay. - Let me look. I have to stop.

00:40:35 Let me see. - Stop, stop.

00:40:37 - Honey, honey, no, no. No.

00:40:40 Some things don't have an answer.

00:40:45 Look, sweetie,

00:40:48 you were born in a different time than I was.

00:40:51 Anything you want to know, at the end of your fingertips.

00:40:55 Sometimes things just don't make sense.

00:40:58 - [sighs]

00:41:01 - I don't know why your mom

00:41:07 was taken from us the way she was.

00:41:10 But what I do know

00:41:13 is that she would be pissed off

00:41:16 if she thought we wasted one second of this life,

00:41:20 one moment.

00:41:22 It's about this. It's about the forest.

00:41:25 Trees.

00:41:28 The moss.

00:41:30 It's about us.

00:41:32 It's about you and me together.

00:41:35 Now, you--you tell me.

00:41:43 You tell me how the Native Americans

00:41:46 use moss for medicine.

00:41:48 - Okay, but you have to let me see first.

00:41:51 - Okay.

00:41:53 Okay.

00:41:55 But, uh, it looks worse than it is, okay?

00:41:58 - Oh, no, no, no, sweetie.

00:42:07 It's okay. It's okay.

00:42:10 - Daddy's okay.

00:42:13 - It's--it doesn't hurt.

00:42:19 [coughs]

00:42:22 [coughs]

00:42:25 - Reese.

00:42:51 - What?

00:42:53 - Give me--give me your hand.

00:42:56 - Dad? - Reese, get help.

00:42:59 - No, I'm not gonna leave you, Dad. Stop.

00:43:02 Dad?

00:43:07 [birds chirping]

00:43:10 [footsteps approaching]

00:43:13 [footsteps approaching]

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00:43:21 [gasps]

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00:43:31 [footsteps approaching]

00:43:34 ♪ ♪

00:43:41 - Help!

00:43:44 Help!

00:43:46 Help!

00:43:48 Help!

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00:43:54 Help!

00:43:56 Help!

00:43:59 Somebody help!

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00:44:09 [wind howling]

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00:44:19 [grunts]

00:44:37 - Oh, you two have been through a lot.

00:44:41 His body's just trying to regain some of what it lost.

00:44:49 You come up from the city, I take it.

00:44:56 I imagine things must be getting pretty ugly out there.

00:45:00 Well, I take part in saying it, but some of the folks around here

00:45:06 are welcome to all that wreckage.

00:45:09 Well, they don't want city folk up here,

00:45:11 especially in times like these.

00:45:14 I can't say I blame them much.

00:45:17 You see those mountains over yonder?

00:45:20 They call that the Yaak.

00:45:23 That's real backwards territory.

00:45:25 Trappers, old gold rushers,

00:45:28 even some outlaws hiding up there.

00:45:31 Folks got another thing coming

00:45:33 and we can just run to them hills.

00:45:36 Boy, this, uh...

00:45:39 this power outage, whatever it is,

00:45:42 it really did a number on all of us.

00:45:45 Well, Marilyn, my wife,

00:45:48 she's stuck in North Carolina with her sisters.

00:45:51 Luke, my son.

00:45:54 Well, we...

00:45:58 we haven't heard from him in over a decade.

00:46:02 When he was your age,

00:46:04 he spent almost every waking hour

00:46:06 out there in the pasture riding horses.

00:46:09 Whew!

00:46:12 Some days, memories just kind of knock the wind clean out of me.

00:46:16 Here, let me...

00:46:18 No, I'm gonna get some fresh water.

00:46:21 Don't worry. I'll sit with him.

00:46:24 Whew!

00:46:26 Whew!

00:46:29 Whew!

00:46:32 Whew!

00:46:34 No!

00:47:00 No!

00:47:02 Hey, it just stopped breathing.

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00:51:13 I never have been able to figure out those smart telephones.

00:51:38 We never dreamed of such things when we was kids.

00:51:43 Yeah, I guess us old fogies just carry on like we used to.

00:51:48 Those mountains sure are pretty, huh?

00:51:56 You know, they say there's only two kinds of mountain people.

00:52:03 Those chasing a dream and those that are being chased.

00:52:10 My folks was being chased.

00:52:13 Coming from Oklahoma.

00:52:16 Dust bowl run them out.

00:52:20 Well, they were some of the lucky ones to leave when they did.

00:52:25 You know, over 7,000 people lost their lives.

00:52:29 Dust pneumonia.

00:52:32 You know, it always puzzled me because...

00:52:36 how folks taught us if we was created from dust,

00:52:41 and to the dust we would return.

00:52:45 I never figured on dust being the killer.

00:52:50 My point is, if both life and death is dust,

00:52:58 there ain't no use in worrying which side you're on.

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00:53:31 Hello?

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00:53:40 [phone ringing]

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00:54:57 What's this fellow up to?

00:55:00 Reese, you better get in the back just to be safe.

00:55:03 I mean it, honey, get in the back.

00:55:06 You stay out of sight.

00:55:10 [sighs]

00:55:13 Thanks for not running me over.

00:55:26 People always seem too keen on picking up strangers around here.

00:55:30 Huh. I guess you found the dumb one.

00:55:33 What's the trouble?

00:55:35 Well, just a little lost is all.

00:55:37 Where you headed?

00:55:39 Lewiston.

00:55:41 Lewiston? Well, that's about 60 miles--

00:55:43 This is a pretty handy little camper you got back here.

00:55:45 Yep.

00:55:47 Let's see what you got in this thing.

00:55:49 About half a tank. That's not too bad, considering.

00:55:51 Son, what do you want?

00:55:53 Get out of the truck.

00:55:55 What?

00:55:57 I asked you nicely, now get out of the truck.

00:55:59 Okay, all right, all right, all right.

00:56:01 There's no need for that.

00:56:03 No need for that.

00:56:05 [gunshot]

00:56:07 You gotta pay to play, baby.

00:56:20 [engine starts]

00:56:22 [engine rumbles]

00:56:24 [gasps]

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00:58:52 Okay.

00:58:54 [engine starts]

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00:59:21 [engine starts]

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01:00:28 [birds chirping]

01:00:31 [gun cocks]

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01:00:42 [footsteps]

01:00:44 Oh, look at her eyes.

01:01:00 Ain't she pretty?

01:01:02 Who are you?

01:01:06 Oh, I think that's a hell of a question

01:01:08 for you to be asking me.

01:01:10 Out now, just a minute.

01:01:12 You are in no condition--

01:01:14 No, you don't understand.

01:01:16 Take a seat, young lady.

01:01:18 [keys jingling]

01:01:27 Now, it is incumbent upon me

01:01:30 to remind you that you was trespassing on our land.

01:01:34 Now, I am willing to forgive the intrusion,

01:01:37 but I am not willing to forgive in your trespass

01:01:40 the insult to us by denying our hospitality.

01:01:44 So, why don't you just sit tight,

01:01:47 do us both a favor,

01:01:49 and let Ma put supper on.

01:01:52 [keys jingling]

01:01:55 [door creaks]

01:01:57 [keys jingling]

01:01:59 [door creaks]

01:02:01 [door creaks]

01:02:03 [door creaks]

01:02:05 [car approaching]

01:02:08 [car engine starts]

01:02:11 [car door opens]

01:02:13 [footsteps]

01:02:16 [car door closes]

01:02:18 [eerie music]

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01:02:38 - Maurice.

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01:02:43 [door closes]

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01:02:52 - Ah. - Mm.

01:02:55 [footsteps]

01:02:58 [footsteps]

01:03:01 [spoon clinks]

01:03:04 [spoon clinks]

01:03:07 [footsteps]

01:03:10 - Don't be shy, honey.

01:03:12 Come on, eat up.

01:03:15 [spoon clinks]

01:03:18 [spoon clinks]

01:03:21 [spoon clinks]

01:03:24 [spoon clinks]

01:03:27 [spoon clinks]

01:03:30 [spoon clinks]

01:03:32 - The first time tasting bear?

01:03:35 Ain't no finer meat than bear.

01:03:38 Closest kin to a bear is the pig.

01:03:42 Both smell as bad, too.

01:03:45 [chuckles]

01:03:47 What's your name, honey?

01:03:49 - Reese. - What?

01:03:51 - Reese. - Reese?

01:03:54 [chuckles] No, no, that's a good name.

01:03:57 This is my son, Bill.

01:04:00 And that's my grandson, Quinn, over there in the corner.

01:04:03 He'd have soon tear meat with the coyotes

01:04:06 or sit upright at a table. Huh.

01:04:09 Well, now that we all know each other,

01:04:13 why don't you tell us

01:04:16 what you and your daddy were doing nosing around our property?

01:04:20 - He's not my dad. - Oh.

01:04:24 - I don't know who that man is.

01:04:26 - Well, why were you running with him then?

01:04:30 - I wasn't. A guy, a farmer named Glenn,

01:04:34 he was driving me to my grandpa's house,

01:04:36 and that man waved us over.

01:04:38 I hid in the back of a camper,

01:04:40 and he stopped, and then I heard a shot.

01:04:43 I didn't move until we got here.

01:04:46 - Well, Bill, seems like you was justified

01:04:49 in killing that man. Huh.

01:04:52 What was you doing out here in the first place?

01:04:55 - The power. It's out.

01:04:58 - The power in the city?

01:05:01 - Everywhere. All the stores were closed.

01:05:04 There was no food or water.

01:05:06 - Well, see, that's why we live in the woods.

01:05:09 Power ain't a problem for people out here.

01:05:12 - Well, you're safe now here with us.

01:05:17 - No, you don't understand. I can't stay here.

01:05:19 I have to get to my grandpa's house.

01:05:21 - Well, I guess he expects us to take you

01:05:24 and suffer the same fate as that farmer.

01:05:26 - No, I can go on my own.

01:05:28 - Oh, what? And run off in the night?

01:05:32 You think that man was a predator?

01:05:35 You just wait till them wolves smell you.

01:05:38 You'll be dead so fast, you won't hear your ghost screaming.

01:05:43 All right, wait, I see it.

01:05:48 My son saved your life.

01:05:51 And you could do us a favor by, well,

01:05:55 relaxing into the courtesies that we're offering.

01:05:59 There's a cot in the attic. You can sleep there tonight.

01:06:05 (eerie music)

01:06:08 (laughing)

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01:06:55 (footsteps thudding)

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01:08:50 (eerie music)

01:08:53 - Where are we off to?

01:09:01 Billy, she's running!

01:09:05 Billy!

01:09:08 (eerie music)

01:09:18 (engine revving)

01:09:21 (engine revving)

01:09:23 (engine revving)

01:09:26 (engine revving)

01:09:29 (engine revving)

01:09:32 (eerie music)

01:09:34 - Go get her, boy.

01:09:38 - What do you want from me?

01:09:42 - I said go get her.

01:09:46 (dramatic music)

01:09:49 - Get away from me, get away!

01:09:54 (dramatic music)

01:09:57 (eerie music)

01:10:02 (Billy grunting)

01:10:12 (eerie music)

01:10:15 (eerie music)

01:10:18 - You caterpillar now,

01:10:24 come on and be a little butterfly.

01:10:27 Butterfly.

01:10:30 (eerie music)

01:10:43 (eerie music)

01:10:45 (birds chirping)

01:10:49 (birds chirping)

01:11:17 (eerie music)

01:11:20 (growling)

01:11:48 (Billy gasping)

01:11:51 (growling)

01:11:53 Get away!

01:12:16 (gun firing)

01:12:18 (gun cocking)

01:12:31 (eerie music)

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01:12:42 (gun firing)

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01:13:34 (footsteps tapping)

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01:13:40 (gun cocking)

01:13:48 (footsteps tapping)

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01:13:58 (eerie music)

01:14:01 - Bring me the girl.

01:14:12 (door opening)

01:14:15 (footsteps tapping)

01:14:18 (gun cocking)

01:14:25 (footsteps tapping)

01:14:28 - Ah, there you are.

01:14:43 It's all right now.

01:14:49 You come here and sit with Ma.

01:14:51 I made you some tea.

01:14:54 (footsteps tapping)

01:14:57 (gun cocking)

01:15:00 You like rockin' chairs?

01:15:04 They're my favorite.

01:15:06 Don't use 'em no more on account of my knees.

01:15:10 Come on, give it a little push.

01:15:14 (dog barking)

01:15:22 You can go now, Billy.

01:15:24 Go on, Billy, she ain't goin' nowhere, son.

01:15:30 She'd just as soon be in hell with a broke back

01:15:36 and be locked in that cellar again.

01:15:39 Ain't that right, Reese?

01:15:41 Here, drink your tea.

01:15:47 (dog barking)

01:15:49 (dog barking)

01:15:53 (dog barking)

01:15:57 (dog barking)

01:16:01 (Ruby sighing)

01:16:07 - Now, ain't this relaxin'?

01:16:09 While the world beyond them trees is burnin'.

01:16:16 We're sittin' here, havin' tea.

01:16:18 What do you suppose them city folks is doin' right now, hmm?

01:16:26 You think they're helpin' each other?

01:16:29 Makin' a plan?

01:16:31 Well, my guess is,

01:16:35 it's just about separatin' the wheat from the tares.

01:16:44 And maybe the tares is overcomin' the wheat, hmm?

01:16:49 One thing for certain,

01:16:59 half of them ain't never gonna make it to harvest.

01:17:03 - Why are you keeping me here?

01:17:09 - It's called tough love, Reese.

01:17:12 - Reese, I do like your name.

01:17:15 Now, what do you suppose woulda happened

01:17:18 if we let you run off to the night, hmm?

01:17:22 Well, let me tell ya,

01:17:24 instead of draggin' you out the cellar today,

01:17:27 we woulda been layin' your young body in a grave.

01:17:31 Minute I saw you, I knew you belonged here.

01:17:36 Oh, no, it ain't no coincidence

01:17:38 that a lovely young lady like yourself

01:17:41 stumbles onto our lonesome path.

01:17:45 You have no idea how hard it is

01:17:51 watchin' those boys grow up

01:17:54 with no companion except a crippled old woman.

01:17:59 Just ain't right.

01:18:01 Now, you can decide for yourself

01:18:04 what kind of folks you think we are,

01:18:07 whether we're the type that takes

01:18:10 or the type that gives.

01:18:13 And if you believe the latter,

01:18:16 well, then you are home.

01:18:19 But if you believe otherwise,

01:18:22 unfortunately, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

01:18:27 Now, you could decide to join our home

01:18:33 or you can decide to go back

01:18:39 into the cellar.

01:18:42 So, what's it gonna be, hmm?

01:18:46 Hmm?

01:18:48 I'd rather be back in the cellar.

01:18:58 Billy!

01:19:01 Billy!

01:19:03 Billy!

01:19:06 [eerie music]

01:19:09 Wait, wait!

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01:19:31 [eerie music]

01:19:59 Grandpa?

01:20:01 Can you hear me?

01:20:03 Grandpa, it's Reese. Can you-- Can you hear me?

01:20:08 [eerie music]

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01:22:46 One of these days, that boy's gonna hit you back.

01:22:50 [eerie music]

01:22:56 Your name's Quinn, right?

01:23:14 [eerie music]

01:23:17 Look, Quinn, I really need your help.

01:23:22 I gotta get out of here.

01:23:24 How would you find your way?

01:23:28 I have a map.

01:23:31 You could come with me. You'd be safe.

01:23:35 Look, Quinn, do you know where the key is?

01:23:44 Paul keeps it with him.

01:23:47 It can't be the only way.

01:23:53 Carpenter ants.

01:24:05 This wood is rotted.

01:24:12 Look, Quinn, can you find a rope?

01:24:16 I'm right underneath you.

01:24:39 [eerie music]

01:24:42 [gunshots]

01:24:51 Are you okay?

01:24:53 Come on, we gotta go fast.

01:24:57 Grab the rope.

01:24:59 [eerie music]

01:25:02 [eerie music]

01:25:05 Wait, wait, stop. I wanna turn to Grandpa.

01:25:16 Okay, it's almost dead.

01:25:22 Okay, Grandpa, do you read? This is Reese.

01:25:28 If you can hear us, we're by Pack River.

01:25:32 Please just, please help.

01:25:35 It's dead.

01:25:40 Come on, we gotta keep moving. We can't stop here. Let's go.

01:25:44 [eerie music]

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01:26:11 [eerie music]

01:26:14 I'm sorry.

01:26:21 Let me take you back.

01:26:23 I got it.

01:26:25 [eerie music]

01:26:40 [eerie music]

01:26:43 Rest here a minute.

01:26:48 Wait, where are you going?

01:26:50 You're weak. You need food. I saw some berries.

01:26:54 I'm gonna go get us some. Wait here. I'll be back.

01:26:58 [eerie music]

01:27:02 [eerie music]

01:27:05 I got you good.

01:27:27 You all right?

01:27:30 Yeah, I'm used to it. Don't hurt much anymore.

01:27:35 [eerie music]

01:27:47 It's okay, I just wanna see.

01:27:50 See what?

01:27:52 You.

01:27:54 [eerie music]

01:27:57 [eerie music]

01:28:00 Clean up nice.

01:28:13 Do you recognize where we are?

01:28:23 I think this bend in the river is just downstream, so...

01:28:28 we're probably here.

01:28:30 Wow. We're way closer than I thought. I think we'll make it.

01:28:35 What is it?

01:28:42 I can't go with you.

01:28:45 What do you mean?

01:28:49 Because he'll follow us, and he won't stop until we're both...

01:28:55 dead.

01:28:57 When we get to my grandpa's, we'll be okay.

01:29:01 He's not like your dad. He'll take care of us.

01:29:05 Well...

01:29:08 why would he take me in?

01:29:11 Because you saved my life.

01:29:14 And you risk yours trying to do it.

01:29:18 [eerie music]

01:29:21 Let's go. We gotta keep moving.

01:29:25 [eerie music]

01:29:28 [eerie music]

01:29:31 [eerie music]

01:29:37 [eerie music]

01:29:44 [eerie music]

01:29:56 [eerie music]

01:29:59 Take my hand.

01:30:21 [eerie music]

01:30:25 [grunts]

01:30:27 Across there.

01:30:30 [eerie music]

01:30:33 It's the only way.

01:30:38 Nice and easy.

01:30:40 [eerie music]

01:30:43 Take it slow.

01:30:50 You got this, okay?

01:30:52 Watch your footing.

01:30:55 Don't look down.

01:30:59 Keep your eyes on me.

01:31:01 Almost there.

01:31:06 [eerie music]

01:31:09 What are you doing?

01:31:12 I'm throwing off my balance.

01:31:14 [grunts]

01:31:16 Come on. We gotta go.

01:31:21 What is it?

01:31:22 Come on. We gotta keep moving.

01:31:24 [eerie music]

01:31:27 Let's go.

01:31:29 [eerie music]

01:31:32 [gunshot]

01:31:37 [eerie music]

01:31:40 [panting]

01:31:50 [eerie music]

01:31:53 [gunshots]

01:32:19 [eerie music]

01:32:22 Stay close.

01:32:32 [eerie music]

01:32:35 [water dripping]

01:32:38 [eerie music]

01:32:41 [water dripping]

01:32:44 [eerie music]

01:32:47 [water dripping]

01:32:50 [eerie music]

01:32:53 [water dripping]

01:32:56 [eerie music]

01:32:59 [water dripping]

01:33:02 [eerie music]

01:33:05 [water dripping]

01:33:08 [eerie music]

01:33:11 [water dripping]

01:33:14 [eerie music]

01:33:17 [water dripping]

01:33:20 [eerie music]

01:33:23 [water dripping]

01:33:26 [gunshot]

01:33:28 [eerie music]

01:33:31 [water dripping]

01:33:34 [eerie music]

01:33:37 [water dripping]

01:33:40 [eerie music]

01:33:43 [water dripping]

01:33:46 [eerie music]

01:33:49 [water dripping]

01:33:52 [eerie music]

01:33:55 [water dripping]

01:33:58 [eerie music]

01:34:01 [water dripping]

01:34:04 [eerie music]

01:34:07 [water dripping]

01:34:10 [eerie music]

01:34:13 [water dripping]

01:34:16 [eerie music]

01:34:19 [water dripping]

01:34:22 [eerie music]

01:34:25 [water dripping]

01:34:28 [eerie music]

01:34:31 [water dripping]

01:34:34 [eerie music]

01:34:37 [water dripping]

01:34:40 [eerie music]

01:34:43 [water dripping]

01:34:46 [eerie music]

01:34:49 [water dripping]

01:34:52 [eerie music]

01:34:55 [water dripping]

01:34:58 [eerie music]

01:35:01 [water dripping]

01:35:04 [eerie music]

01:35:07 [water dripping]

01:35:10 [eerie music]

01:35:13 [water dripping]

01:35:16 [eerie music]

01:35:19 [water dripping]

01:35:22 [eerie music]

01:35:25 [water dripping]

01:35:28 [eerie music]

01:35:31 [water dripping]

01:35:34 [eerie music]

01:35:37 [water dripping]

01:35:40 [eerie music]

01:35:43 [water dripping]

01:35:46 [eerie music]

01:35:49 [man screaming]

01:35:52 [eerie music]

01:35:55 [man screaming]

01:35:58 [eerie music]

01:36:01 [man screaming]

01:36:04 [eerie music]

01:36:07 [man screaming]

01:36:10 [eerie music]

01:36:13 [man screaming]

01:36:16 [eerie music]

01:36:19 [eerie music]

01:36:22 [eerie music]

01:36:25 [eerie music]

01:36:28 - I'm not afraid anymore.

01:36:30 [eerie music]

01:36:33 [eerie music]

01:36:36 [eerie music]

01:36:39 [man grunting]

01:36:42 [man grunting]

01:36:45 [eerie music]

01:36:48 [man grunting]

01:36:51 [gunshot]

01:36:54 [eerie music]

01:36:57 [eerie music]

01:37:00 [eerie music]

01:37:03 [eerie music]

01:37:06 [eerie music]

01:37:09 [gun cocks]

01:37:12 [eerie music]

01:37:15 [eerie music]

01:37:18 [eerie music]

01:37:21 [eerie music]

01:37:24 [eerie music]

01:37:27 [eerie music]

01:37:30 [eerie music]

01:37:33 [eerie music]

01:37:36 [eerie music]

01:37:39 We're gonna get you home now.

01:38:02 Grandpa had his ideas about why it happened.

01:38:18 Said it was a false flag, an inside job, who knows.

01:38:21 He was right about one thing.

01:38:23 We had everything we needed.

01:38:26 He'd even retrieved my backpack from the stream, got my iPad in from working again.

01:38:32 We took our shifts chopping wood, filled up our food supplies, and did what any family

01:38:36 would do in our position.

01:38:37 We survived.

01:38:39 Where's Quinn?

01:38:42 And while I found my way back to the real world, Quinn was finding his way of escaping

01:38:46 it.

01:38:52 I guess it's only a matter of time before the two worlds meet again.

01:38:59 She's that new age sound from the wave coming.

01:39:21 She's that new wave sounding, it's got me wondering.

01:39:40 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:40:10 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:40:29 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:40:48 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:41:15 She's that new age sound from the wave coming.

01:41:43 She's that new wave sounding, it's got me wondering.

01:42:11 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:13 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:14 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:15 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:16 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:17 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:18 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:19 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:20 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:21 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:22 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:23 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:24 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:25 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:26 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:27 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

01:42:28 She's a dimwit, faces down low.

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