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[wind blowing]

[birds chirping]

[whooshing]

Looking at myself,

getting my angles and stuff.

What are you doing?

I'm taking mad selfies,

bro, taking mad selfies.

I think you've got a problem.

I've never seen someone

take so many selfies before.

Dude, have you ever

seen my following before?

It is insane.

- No, I haven't.

I have... well,

it's not insane.

I have a huge gay following.

It is.

I want to make them happy so...

Is that why you're

wearing the pink pants?

- Coral pants.

- Coral?

Coral pants.

Yeah, whatever you say, man.

Look, uh, you could be taking

dick pictures for all I care.

Just, uh, make sure

you're tagging the trees.

Dude, I am tagging the

shit out of these trees.

Look.

Nice.

- Both sides?

- Yeah.

- Really?

- I haven't been.

I completely forgot.

It was just one of these things.

I... I tagged...

You begged me to come out here.

I completely forgot.

I know.

It's only two simple jobs.

Yeah, they were not... they

weren't all that simple.

Tag the trees and check the GPS?

And I've been doing that

all the time, I swear to god.

Let me see here.

I mean, dude, constantly...

Let me see that, man.

Sorry.

We've only got three miles

left to the site, anyways.

Let's just keep moving

before it gets dark.

Sure.

Dude.

This looks like a

good a landmark as any.

Tagged, bro.

Dude, I am so tired.

Dude, imagine living out here.

It's beautiful, right?

No, it sucks ass.

I hate it.

I hate this place.

What is the most fucked

up place you've ever shot?

Abandoned subway

station in New York,

the place just felt like it

was coming down on top of you.

And there was a ton

of homeless people

in there, stirring shit around.

- Homeless people?

Dude, I hate homeless people.

You probably don't even

know how to shit in the woods,

do you?

I have no idea how

to shit in the woods.

I've never been here before.

All right.

[beeping]

[gunshot]

[gasping]

[whispering]

[stabbing]

[gurgling]

[crows squawking]

[screaming]

[music playing]

MAN (ON RADIO): On the

north side of the canyon...

MAN: Nervous?

MAN (ON RADIO):

the smoke is just

smothering the mountains there.

It's like a, uh...

MAN: Jesus, I hope this

doesn't impact the trip.

MAN (ON RADIO): a really

bad version of the air

we saw in the Sacramento...

KAT: Can you turn that off?

MAN: Did you break

in your boots?

KAT: Yeah, I'll be fine.

MAN: You're gonna get

blisters if you didn't.

KAT: I know.

MAN: Just... just tell them

you were late because of me.

Tell them we got a flat.

KAT: No, I'm not gonna lie.

Just can't stand that

fresh air, can you?

Relax.

It'll be my last

one for a while.

What if they turn you

away for being late?

They won't.

Well, um, you'll

come stay with me

and Bridget when you get back.

Thank you.

But you've got to

promise me one thing.

You don't ever talk to that

piece of shit, ever again.

You cut him out, for good.

I know.

OK.

This is gonna make you regret

smoking all those butts.

I got it.

It's all right.

Jesus.

You want me to hang

around for a minute?

No.

It's, uh... I'll be fine.

I'll be fine.

It's gonna be OK.

I think this is gonna be

really good for you, Kat.

I love you.

Just take some time.

[music playing]

[engine starting]

[sighing]

Fucking thing.

MAN (ON TV): This is a

very aggressive fire.

What's so striking

to me... and I've

been through over quite a

few fires this summer... uh,

is how expansive the...

The burning areas are.

It's not like one

concentrated area.

It is really spread out

up and down the canyon.

Uh, we could see some

spotting going on.

How can they call

this a touch screen?

Do you want new

school, or old school?

Old school.

Tough, you're gonna get both.

All right, just put

a pin in the GPS.

Hello.

Solar charger will

take it from there, OK?

You know I have no idea

what that means, right?

That's encouraging.

Um, what's the verdict?

Uh, the closure has put us

about 100 miles off course.

WOMAN (ON TV): It has now

grown to 15 square miles.

It's threatening

about 2,500 structures

and forced one local school

district to cancel classes.

A forest fire broke

out late last night...

So we go north.

Yeah, or we could postpone.

The checks have been cashed, and

schedules have been cleared.

And we have those permits.

So I was thinking that, um, if

you drop us right around here,

then we can travel around

these ridges, which

will put us up on the trail, and

end up at our destination here.

You OK going somewhere

you haven't gone before?

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, we'll

get to our destination.

And we won't compromise

too many miles.

Um, I guess, just let the others

know then because they're

gonna love surprises.

We don't have a choice, do we?

Right.

[knocking]

I'll get that.

Found our sixth member.

Hi.

I'm, um, I'm Kat.

Yeah, I know who you are.

You're late.

Is there a reason?

Yeah, my... my

brother drove me.

We ended up getting

this flat tire.

Then there was no

cell phone service.

Which tire?

The left one...

The front, left one.

Right, and he

left, your brother?

Mhm.

So now I'm...

I'm stuck with you.

I'm really sorry.

Right.

Let's meet everyone else.

So basically, uh, everyone

else has been staying

down at the lower cabin.

We leave in about 10 minutes.

Uh, is there any chance

I could get a shower in?

Doubtful, we've

spent the last two days

learning to get

to know each other

and how to survive

in the wilderness.

So you, my friend, are going

to have your work cut out

for you for the next few days.

Um, you do realize

that your toes

are going to be in hiking boots

for the next two weeks, right?

Yeah, I know.

OK, this is Katharine.

Hi.

You can just call me Kat.

Hey, do we have any bags

or containers or anything?

I made breakfast for everyone.

Wait.

We made breakfast.

Is there butter?

It's not my fault that

the toaster is ancient.

I thought I told you not

to look at the setting.

Well, I... whatever.

Hey, guys, ladies,

ladies, this is Katherine.

She's new to the group.

Be nice.

- Hi.

- How you doing?

- OK.

- Cool, yeah.

- We have to hurry up.

Now that she's here, we're

gonna have to leave soon.

Well, I will.

I had to shower.

Yeah, you had to shower.

Oh, where did you find that?

Closet.

You know you cannot

take that with you, right?

Yeah, but what if

I run into, like,

a fucking bear or something?

Well, you definitely

wouldn't use that.

I think I could.

Um, we're leaving.

When?

Now, soon, pack your shit.

And, uh, don't forget to take

the sheets off the bed, OK?

Who's the punching bag?

Wren, seriously.

Hi.

Bags are already by the

van because I'm that good.

You're awesome.

Joy, Joy, Joy, hey.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

Sure.

Wren went through my shit again.

How do you know it was Wren?

JOY: I mean, she... she

rearranged everything,

but she didn't take anything.

- Uh-huh.

Are you gonna do

something about it?

OK, how about this?

Why don't you just

be the bigger person?

Breathe in, good.

We have to go.

Who's that?

Kat.

Hey.

Hi.

Joy, Katherine, Katherine, Joy.

All right, people,

five minutes, I

suggest if you want to take a

shower, that you do so ASAP.

OK.

Um, can you tell me

where the bathroom is?

That way.

[music playing]

[groaning]

[knocking]

I'll be right out.

Jesus.

Hi.

Boots, Brit, boots.

I know.

I know, two minutes.

Nice toes.

Uh, listen up, guys.

We have an update.

Yeah, so the fire

is, uh, still burning,

and it's crossing our path.

So the backup plan is about

250 miles north of here.

250 miles?

I mean, we were supposed

to leave in an hour.

And now we're leaving

in five hours?

I mean, come on.

So she controls the weather now?

Listen.

I just want to get

what I paid for.

Yeah, your parents' money.

Ooh.

Hey, guys, that's enough.

You guys are here for an

experience, not a vacation.

Wren?

I would also like

to point out the fact

that she did not go through

the wilderness training,

and I'm a bit concerned.

That was cleared through

me due to car trouble.

All right?

Any other questions?

Good, no.

Load 'em up.

Wren, no.

Come on.

Get in the van.

Let's go.

Thank you.

You're a terrible liar, so

don't make me do it again.

What... what are

you... what are you...

I was just waiting

to see if Katherine

wanted the window seat.

Or do you want to...

Very sweet, very considerate.

JEAN: We can escape the

distractions of our lives

and learn to live in the moment.

I started this program

to offer an approach

that promotes physical, mental,

and emotional well-being.

Forming strong relationships

with nature, one's self,

family, community,

and each other,

these are the things that

create profound change.

The wilderness is not a

luxury, but a necessity.

The first time I went on

one of these trips, I was 13.

I was given a choice.

I could go voluntarily

or involuntarily.

I came out of those

woods a different person.

Chapman has this quote.

"The jungle is neutral."

It builds on what you bring in.

If you're weak,

it will break you.

Now get your packs

on, and let's go.

Please, just remember

the GPS and lie to me

and tell me that you fully

understand how it works.

I fully understand how it works.

Perfect.

Bye.

All right, ladies, see

you on the other side.

See ya.

Nice.

Thanks.

Hey, guys, check this out.

Wow, this is so cool.

What is that?

30 aught 6.

30 ought what?

It's the range of caliber.

And how do you know that?

Because I've been shot before.

Well, congratulations,

your highness.

Do you know what

happens when you get shot?

No, I don't.

The round crushes

everything in its path,

sending shock waves

through your whole body.

And your bones?

They splinter.

And it rips through your

insides like hot razors.

Ow.

What?

Vicodin or Percocet?

Uh, neither.

[music playing]

JEAN: Come on, guys.

Let's go.

Keep it up.

That looks so dope.

Gotta go this way, though.

One step, take it

one step at a time.

I don't need your help.

Come on, guys.

Let's go.

Guys, you go over there.

Well, she won't help me.

Keep it up.

Go ahead.

Hold on for stability,

less chance of a slip.

Wren.

I've got you in the back.

Go get 'em, son.

Joy, let's, uh, let's park

it up here for a few minutes,

OK, guys?

- All right.

Take a five-minute break.

God.

I'm just saying,

it's a lot of walking.

JEAN: Get some water.

Make sure you guys are

staying hydrated, please.

Brit, phones don't

work out here.

How, uh, how are you holding up?

I'm all right.

Are those new boots?

Uh, yep.

You're gonna get

a lot of blisters.

It's gonna hurt like hell.

I can handle it.

OK.

You let me know if

you need moleskin.

How's she doing?

Why don't you ask her yourself?

Her face.

Yeah, I know.

Now are we gonna

keep this direction?

Mhm.

Right now, we're heading,

what, north about 30 degrees,

northeast?

I'll catch up with you,

uh, in three miles.

Seems like we might make

six miles on the day.

Joy, come on.

We're gonna stick together.

Yeah, well, I come out

here to get a peace of mind,

and I'm keeping my

distance from Wren.

Is this gonna continue

to be a problem?

Not for me.

All right, you guys.

Let's go... packs on,

hydrated, phones away.

[music playing]

[horn honking]

[motor shutting down]

Hello?

Seriously?

[gasping]

That's mine.

Hey, Chris.

Yeah?

Put it in the garage.

Shut the door.

Hey, where's the fuel at?

About half a tank.

Drain it.

[gasping]

Holy hell.

[laughter]

How are the marshmallows?

Hmm?

Oh, would you like one?

Sure.

I will make you one.

No, uh...

Check this out.

Shh.

Uh, so how long have

you guys been together?

Um, two years.

Wow, that's a long time.

Congrats.

Thank you.

And how did you meet, where?

She was my yoga instructor.

Oh.

Of course, of

course, you do yoga.

Good for you guys.

Oh, thank you.

Oh.

Hey.

Are you gonna get in there?

I'm just kind of taking

it all in right now.

Husband or boyfriend?

[owl hooting]

Boyfriend.

Is it done?

Mhm.

You know what I used to

say when people would ask me?

What?

Everything is a mistake

until it becomes a lesson.

You OK?

Yeah.

Yeah?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm fine.

It's nothing.

What is it?

I just...

Oh.

How we met and Wren and...

No, I shouldn't

have said anything.

I'm sorry.

She makes comments

about everyone.

I know.

But why did you have

to tell her how we met?

Because that just gives

her fuel, you know?

You're right.

I shouldn't have said anything.

I'm sorry.

- It's OK.

It's not your fault.

When we were doing

my tent earlier,

I noticed that you

have a tattoo on your...

On your wrist.

It's pretty cool.

Thanks.

I have always wanted

to get a tattoo.

But I haven't really been

able to decide what to get.

Is your... is your tattoo

commemorating something?

Yeah, it's, uh, my

brother's birthday.

Really?

Mhm.

That's so nice.

That's totally the sort

of thing I would do.

But, like, that's... that's

that's really loving.

You must care about him.

Yeah, I do, a lot.

That's really special.

Mhm.

Um, what does... what

does your brother do?

Uh, he doesn't do anything.

He's dead.

Oh, god.

I'm really sorry.

It's OK.

It's not your

fault. It was mine.

- I'm sure it wasn't your fault.

- Yeah, it was.

MAN (ON PHONE): It's me.

I know I'm the last

person that you

want to hear from right now.

But I just had to

call you and let you

know that I'm so sorry, babe.

I started looking up those

meetings like you asked me to.

And I promise you, when you come

back, I'll start going to them.

Call me.

I want to know where you are.

[overlapping voicemails]

Just fucking call me back.

If they'd have just stayed

out of our fucking business...

It's driving me insane.

I just want you to come home.

Answer my fucking

phone call now!

You know I would never

hurt you intentionally.

Heavenly father, guide us

from the hindrances and snares

of executing your judgement

so that we may dwell

safely in your manifestation.

Amen.

- Amen.

- Let him go.

Go on, boy.

[music playing]

JEAN: Hey.

JOY: Hey.

Look what I found.

Wow.

So much for the

middle of nowhere, huh?

Jean, can we go check it out?

No, let's leave it alone.

We'll go this way.

You want to give me a piggyback?

Hell, no.

[laughter]

I don't know why

you have to ignore me.

Can you please not

do this right now?

I didn't start it.

Neither did I.

Oh, my god.

Hey, guys, remember,

like, 45 minutes ago

when you two weren't fighting?

That was awesome.

Can everyone shut

the fuck up, please?

- Thank you.

- You do this.

You accuse me of something

where we can't talk about it.

And then I have to sit with it.

I... I didn't.

You did.

OK, you know what?

Why can't you just admit it?

Oh, I went for a walk

this morning by myself.

That doesn't mean I want

to get away from you.

Oh, so everything

is about me, right?

I think that's what she said.

Sorry.

- Oh, my god.

- Excuse me.

Excuse me.

- Oh, my god.

I can't.

- Coming through.

All right, so listen.

Guys, listen up.

We're approaching a ravine.

It's going to be a steep,

steep downhill climb.

I want you to go

slowly, carefully.

If you need to stop, you

need to take a breath,

do it, all right?

Oh, my god.

Oh.

It's OK.

Come on.

There you go, Jean.

There you go.

- Right here?

Yeah.

JEAN: Guys, stay up there.

- No, no, no, no.

- Fuck.

- Don't...

- Take my hand, Jean.

All right, I can't

put it back into place.

I just need you to breathe, OK?

Breathe.

Got it?

Are you guys OK?

Squeeze my hand.

Breathe.

I'm moving your arm.

Relax.

There you go.

[groaning]

There, there, it's OK.

You're all right.

[groaning in pain]

See?

Better.

[groaning in pain]

You want to try standing her up?

- Ready?

- Yeah.

Standing up, one, two, three.

OK, we're bringing

her up, girls.

All right, let's get

this sweatshirt off of her.

All right, guys, she can't

carry anything right now.

We can split her equipment

up and carry everything.

Yeah.

Jean, are you all right?

I will be, yeah.

What do you think we should do?

Do... do you want

to just go back?

Well, what about that

clearing back there?

It doesn't seem

like anybody's home.

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, guys, let's, um,

let's divvy that stuff up.

And we'll... we'll head back

there for the night, OK?

- Mhm.

- All right, I got her.

All right, ready?

One, two, three.

All right, I'm gonna

grab my backpack.

I'll get everyone started.

You just take it easy.

Come on, guys.

Let's go over this way.

Those look good.

Right there.

Where should I go?

Brit, you're over there.

Over here?

Mhm.

You done this before?

Twice, yeah.

How is it feeling?

Like it's on fire.

I feel like last time,

it went through the, uh...

Should we read the directions?

No.

I just want it to connect.

There you are.

Thanks.

Here are the stakes.

Yeah, I got this.

You just need to let it rest.

The muscles around the

joints need to relax.

And you know all of this how?

I... I was a paramedic.

I'll be right back.

[sighing]

Hey.

What?

I'm sorry.

We just need to relax.

It's...

Yeah, it's... you're

talking about me.

I know.

I'm trying.

I just... I'm trying.

That's why we're here.

I know.

Hey.

Have you guys seen

Wren anywhere?

- No.

- Hmm-mm.

Wren?

[ominous music playing]

I need to know

what you're taking.

Vicodin?

Jean is in a lot of pain.

Is there any way

you can spare one?

750s?

You can cut them in half

if they're too much for you.

That's not the point.

How many do you have left?

I don't know.

A few.

Enough to last the whole trip?

I don't know.

Mind your own fucking business.

You can't have

withdrawals out here.

That's why I'm asking.

It will be on us to

take care of you.

What do you know about it?

Hm?

Not a goddamn thing.

You don't.

And you can tell

Jean if you want.

I don't fucking care.

[spooky music playing]

Yes, thanks.

I should thank you.

Yeah.

[shouting]

- Hey.

What's that?

Uh, it's a GPS.

No, what... what's this?

That's a solar battery.

Does it charge cell phones?

Mm.

[laughter] Yeah,

I wouldn't know.

My phone is out of power.

Can I give it a...

Give it a whirl?

- You know what?

- Yeah?

Go crazy.

Thanks.

Ah!

[gurgling]

And, um, I...

I've been meaning to say,

thank you for your support...

[gunshot]

[gasping]

[screaming]

Put one, there.

Make 'em scatter.

[screaming]

- Come on.

[gunshot]

[screams]

[gunshot]

Come on.

Oh, my... oh, my god.

[gunshot]

[scream]

Shit.

Shut the fuck up, OK?

Shut up.

[gunshot]

What the fuck?

[gunshot]

Hey, Chris.

Stupid ass.

Come on, guys.

OK.

We're going.

[whimpering]

Sh.

Hey, don't worry.

Yours is coming.

What the fuck?

OK, let me try and go.

We'll go.

- No.

OK.

[screaming]

Get the fuck off me, girl!

Yeah!

I'm gonna fuck you dead.

[screaming] Yeah!

No!

[screaming]

Come on.

This way, it's this way.

[music playing]

How many?

[screaming in pain]

How many were with you?

[sobbing]

Here, help me.

Can we get down?

Brit.

I'm not fucking go down

there, no fucking way.

There's got to be another way.

No, that's fucking impossible.

We have to climb down this?

We have to.

No fucking way.

It's a shame.

She could have had a purpose.

[gunshot]

Go.

No.

[sobbing]

Zeb, hand me a knife.

What the fuck?

Make this right.

Go on.

[grunting]

Bow your heads, boys.

We commit those who have died,

beseeching you to receive

their souls, oh, Lord.

Let's go.

Climb, climb.

Wait.

I need my hand.

- OK, OK, OK, OK.

Oh, my god, I can't.

We've got to go back.

Go back?

Go fucking back?

Oh, my god.

Oh, fuck.

- OK.

- Are you OK?

Uh-huh.

Oh, shit.

[screaming]

Oh, my god.

Fuck.

Oh, my god.

[sobbing]

We've got to go, you guys.

We've got to fucking go.

The battery is fucking dead.

Is it broken?

I don't know, fuck.

Take it.

We'll go.

Go.

Come on.

What are you doing?

We can't just leave her here.

- We have to leave her.

Come on.

- Say it tomorrow.

Come on, guys.

Come on.

Wren.

Wren, come on.

Go.

- Wren, come on.

- I got her.

Come on, Wren.

Let's go.

[panting]

You all right?

Yeah, I'm OK.

What is it?

Is there anything in there?

What's in there?

Open it.

You guys, grab it.

I'm fine.

We've got to go, guys.

- Come on.

- Grab whatever you can.

Guys, there's nothing there.

Let's go.

- Just grab whatever you can.

- There's something.

There's a pipe.

- Guys, you guys, come on.

Let's go.

Come on.

OK.

[crickets chirping]

[owl hooting]

What?

Did you hear that?

Are you holding up?

Not really.

You?

[inaudible]

Why is this happening?

We didn't do anything.

They shot Jean.

They shot her.

That's crazy.

It's crazy.

It's ins...

It's unimportant.

Where do you think we are?

I know where we are.

We took a detour,

and we went straight

into someone's fucking backyard,

right where we don't belong.

That's where we are.

They'll keep coming.

They won't stop.

We have to assume that.

Yeah.

Do you guys think Joy is dead?

[crying]

[music playing]

[whooshing]

Shh, shh.

You let me fall asleep?

Yeah, it's OK, though.

I couldn't fucking

sleep if I tried.

It's gonna be OK.

No, it's not.

Yes.

It's my fucking fault.

What's going on?

I'm just trying to see if

this shit actually works.

I'm not going to spend

another night out here.

Did you hold it up?

Yeah, I mean, it's in the

sun as much as possible.

Oh, oh, oh.

Thank god.

OK, it looks like

if we go north here,

we'll hit this area.

Yeah, but what is that?

I don't know.

Come on.

It could be a town.

Great.

Yeah, but what if it's

just another fucking

field or something?

Do you have

another fucking idea?

No.

OK, let's just be safe.

We'll just...

OK, guys, what

else are we gonna do?

[music playing]

Are we stopping?

I just have to take my coat off.

I don't know.

So give me the phone, OK.

Just... you need to hold this.

Hold that.

Here, hold this.

So hold that up.

Yeah, hold that up, fine.

Madison, Madison, Madison!

[screaming]

Hey.

How are you?

How is it?

It's fine.

We'll just...

OK, baby, it's OK.

Careful.

She's OK.

Just help me get

this around her, OK?

OK.

[groaning in pain]

You're OK.

[sobbing]

You got it?

Tighter, OK?

Tighter.

OK.

All right, we're

gonna set her up, OK?

April, grab her by

the other arm, OK?

One, two, three.

[gasping]

Madison.

You're OK.

You're OK, all right?

OK?

Lean on me.

OK, OK.

Breathe.

- Let's go.

- I got you.

I got you.

Wren, can you grab...

Yeah, yeah.

OK, OK.

Just keep pressure on that, OK?

- OK.

- Breathe.

Let's go.

OK, let's go.

Oh, wait.

What are you doing?

Whoa, whoa, whoa,

she shouldn't do that.

She's right, April.

Come on.

I've just got to

lay down for a minute.

Come on.

Just... just give us a minute.

I just need a minute.

Do you want me to carry you?

Hey, hey, just keep

pressure on that, all right?

We're gonna find help.

We're gonna get to safety.

It's OK.

We just have to keep moving, OK?

We have to keep moving.

[sobbing]

OK, OK, come on.

OK, come on.

Come on.

It's OK.

OK, OK, come on.

I got her.

Shit.

We've got to go, OK?

- Careful, guys.

- Feel that?

Oh, shit.

All right, it

cuts off right here.

- You got her?

- Mhm.

OK, here we go, right up here.

Be careful.

One step at a time, guys.

Watch your step.

OK, step over.

Here we go.

You got her?

Yeah, yeah.

Be careful.

Step over.

Oh, shit.

OK, you got it?

Yeah, sorry.

I'm sorry.

- Step over.

OK

Be careful.

OK, OK.

OK.

Try to breathe.

OK, OK, it's ground.

It's ground, OK, OK, OK.

Kat, Kat,

Yeah.

Whoa, whoa, what if it's them?

What if it isn't?

What about her?

Maybe there's, like, a

first-aid kit or something.

Yeah, it's OK.

I'm gonna go.

- OK.

All right.

Be careful.

Oh, shit.

It's OK.

I got you.

Wren.

All right, let's

get her in here.

There's a space right

back here, right here.

Oh, shit.

OK, watch her feet.

Watch her feet.

OK, what... what do we need?

We need some water.

Water.

Yeah, and towels.

OK.

And light.

Yeah.

OK, OK.

Oh, shit.

You're gonna be OK.

Just breathe.

OK.

Here's some water

and paper towels.

Is there something to

prop her feet up with?

Yeah.

All right.

OK.

This will work.

OK, baby, you're OK.

Hang in there.

Hang in there, Madison.

Stay with us, OK?

April, hold here.

Wren, I have to

find something else.

I'm not going to find it here.

Make sure [inaudible], OK?

Watch her.

I'm coming right back.

[inaudible]

I will.

Take something with you.

OK.

Fuck.

Keep pressure on that.

Yeah.

Shh, OK, Madison, OK, it's OK.

Just breathe.

Just breathe, shh.

[music playing]

OK, OK.

[creaking]

OK.

OK, OK, stop the bleeding.

Yeah?

OK, so just hold it?

Oh, my god, OK, like this?

[music playing]

Stay with me, OK?

You just stay with me, OK?

Hey, you're not gonna die.

I know.

Shh, that's it.

Just keep your eyes on me, OK?

You keep your eyes on me.

Stay with me.

Just hold on a little

bit longer, OK?

Just hold on a

little bit longer.

No, no, no, no, no, keep

your eyes on me, OK?

Just hang in there a

little bit longer, OK?

Wait.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Madi.

[music playing]

[thump]

Oh, shit.

Get up.

They're at the fort.

Where's Zeke?

I don't know, somewhere

around the perimeter.

How do you want to do this?

Keep one alive, two if we can.

Don't kill 'em all.

The last one's all yours.

All right.

Find Zeke.

Hey.

They're gonna come here.

Yeah, probably.

Here, you should take this.

Oh, fuck, shit.

[gunshot]

Oh, my god.

April.

[grunting]

Shh.

[shouting]

[distant shouting]

Where you going, huh?

All we want to do is go home.

Oh, why don't we go

outside first, huh?

I ain't gonna tell

you again, now!

April.

Oh, god.

OK, get her up.

OK, OK.

OK, I've got you.

Right here, OK, all right?

OK, all right, this is

what you're gonna do.

You're gonna take her

out back, all right?

The sun is coming up soon.

You're gonna keep

pressure on here, OK?

Mhm.

All right, just keep

it under pressure.

What are you going?

As soon as the sun comes

up, you fucking leave, OK?

OK, wait.

Where are you going?

He doesn't get to

live, no fucking way.

OK, I'll be right back.

What's your name?

[gasping in pain]

What's your name?

Are you pure?

What?

I mean, have you had a child?

Hm-mm.

That's good.

You are something, ain't ya?

Yeah.

Help me up.

[grunting]

Oh, fuck.

[music playing]

Quarries (2016) - full transcript