The Walking Dead (2010–…): Season 2, Episode 3 - Save the Last One - full transcript
As Carl's condition continues to deteriorate, Shane and Otis try to dodge the walkers as they head back to the farm.
( water draining )
( clippers buzzing )
( breathing heavily )
( theme music playing )
Lori:
Rick, just...
you've got to keep
your strength up.
Rick:
Lori, did you...
I mean,
it was legendary.
Did you ever hear about the time
Shane stole Kingsley's car?
Lori: Yeah.
Rick:
The principal's car
right out of the teacher's lot
in the middIe
of a school day.
Shane steps out of lunch
and makes a beeIine
to Kingsley's Hyundai...
( chuckIes )
wires the ignition, peels out,
drives down Dylan Drive
to that chicken farm
out there.
You've heard
this before, right?
So he pulls it into one
of the big holding pens.
Kingsley, he waxed
that thing every month;
had the auto shop
vacuum it out every week.
Shane, he parks it
in this huge pen
with a couple of hundred
Rhode IsIand reds.
He busts open bags of seed
in the back seat,
rolls down all the windows,
and then starts sprinting
back to school.
lt's three miles away easy.
He's back in time to finish
his sandwich before the bell.
And then the bell rings.
Shane gets up and when he runs
into KingsIey in the haIIway
he looks out the window
and says,
"Principal Kingsley,
your coupe's gone."
( chuckles )
Coupe, like chicken coop.
l get it.
Of course you do.
You've heard this story
1 ,000 times.
What you said before,
you're right.
Shane's gonna make it back
with what the doctor needs.
He'll make it back.
Hershel said
you need to eat.
Carl's gonna be all right.
Please, for me.
You've got to keep
your strength up.
( metal clinking )
( Carol sobbing )
l need my clip now.
l'm gonna walk the road,
look for the girl.
l'm coming, too.
l'm going for a walk.
Shine some light in the forest.
If she's out there,
give her something to look at.
Do you think that's
a good idea right now?
Dale.
( growling )
Those windows,
what's on the other side?
About a 20-foot drop with nothing
to catch you, maybe some bushes,
- then the athIetic fieId.
- We just need enough time.
We got to get up there.
We got to get 'em open and get out.
- Not me. Maybe you.
- Hey, hey, hey.
Come on, man, Iook at me.
You really think l can squeeze through
one of them tiny windows?
They'd be aII over us.
We lay down some fire
to get a head start.
You stay here.
l hop down and draw them away.
That gives you the chance to get up
the bIeachers and out a window.
And where do you go?
Locker room
down those steps.
Looks like a good way
to get trapped.
lt's got windows too,
and more my size.
l get out through one, l double back,
we meet up out on the field.
You're a crazy son
of a bitch, ain't you?
Just trying to do right
for that boy.
You take three shots
and you go.
After that I fire.
l'll lay down a cover for you.
- l'll get you a lead.
- All right.
Oh, God.
( screams )
( panting )
- ( snaps )
- ( groans )
( gunshots )
( T-Dog shivering )
So do we ring the bell?
l mean, it looks like
peopIe Iive here.
We're past this kind
of stuff, aren't we?
Having to be considerate.
Did you cIose the gate
up the road when you drove in?
Uh, hi.
Yes, we closed it.
Did the latch and everything.
HeIIo.
Nice to see you again.
We met before briefly.
Look, we came to heIp.
There anything we can do?
( groans )
lt's not a bite.
l cut myself pretty bad though.
We'll have it looked at.
l'll tell them you're here.
We have some painkillers
and antibiotics.
l already gave him some.
If CarI needs any.
Come on inside.
l'll make you something to eat.
( air hissing )
Hey.
Um, we're here, okay?
Thank you.
Whatever you need.
They don't get back soon,
we're gonna have a decision to make.
And that is?
Whether to operate on your
boy without the respirator.
- You said that wouldn't work.
- I know.
lt's extremely unlikely.
But we can't wait much longer.
You reaIIy think
we're gonna find Sophia?
You got that look
on your face
same as everybody else.
What the hell's wrong
with you people?
- We just started looking.
- WeII, do you?
lt ain't the mountains of Tibet.
It's Georgia.
She could be holed up
in a farmhouse somewhere.
People get lost
and they survive.
- lt happens all the time.
- She's onIy 12.
Hell, l was younger
than her and l got lost.
Nine days in the woods
eating berries,
wiping my ass
with poison oak.
They found you?
My oId man was off on
a bender with some waitress.
Merle was doing another
stint in juvie.
Didn't even know
I was gone.
l made my way back though.
Went straight into the kitchen
and made myself a sandwich.
No worse for wear.
Except my ass itched
something awful.
( laughs )
l'm sorry.
l'm sorry, that is
a terribIe story.
( both laugh )
Only difference is Sophia's
got peopIe Iooking for her.
l call that an advantage.
Maybe this isn't a world
for chiIdren anymore.
Yeah, well,
we have a child.
CarI is here
in this world now.
Maybe he shouldn't be.
Maybe this is how
it's supposed to be.
You can't mean that.
Okay. All right.
l can understand that
thought crossing your mind.
lt didn't cross my mind, Rick.
I can't stop thinking it.
Why do we want Carl
to Iive in this worId?
To have this life?
So he can see more people
torn apart in front of him?
So that he can be
hungry and scared
for however Iong
he has before he...
So he can run and run
and run and run
and then even if he
survives, he ends up--
he ends up just another animal
who doesn't know anything
except survivaI?
lf he--
if he dies tonight,
it ends for him.
TeII me why it wouId
be better another way.
What changed?
What?
Jenner offered us
a way out.
You asked him
to let us keep trying.
You begged him.
"For as long as we can," you said.
What changed?
There was a moment
the other day--
it was just a second,
but l forgot Jacqui was dead.
I turned around,
l wanted to tell her something.
l almost said her name.
It was just a second
and then l remembered.
But then l realized
she didn't have to see any of it.
The highway, the herds,
Sophia, Carl getting shot--
she didn't--
she doesn't have
to be afraid anymore.
Hungry. Angry.
It hasn't stopped
happening, Rick.
lt's like we live with a knife at our
throats every second of every day.
But Jacqui doesn't.
Not anymore.
And then...
I thought,
"Maybe Jenner was right."
l don't accept that.
l can't accept that.
That man surrendered.
lt doesn't matt--
it doesn't matter
what he said.
None of it.
You really think it would
be better if CarI--
if we just gave up?
TeII me why it wouId
be better the other way.
Please.
( walkers moaning )
( Shane groans )
( gunshot )
Man, l thought
l'd lost you.
That was my last
rifIe round.
- Mine too.
- Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
( Carl coughing )
- Where are we?
- Hey, little man.
That's Hershel.
We're in his house.
You had an accident.
- All right?
- lt hurts, a lot.
Oh, baby, l know.
l know.
- You should have seen it.
- What?
The deer.
lt was so pretty, Mom.
lt was so close.
l've never been...
Carl?
What's happening?
- ( grunting )
- Don't. lt's a seizure.
lf you hold him down,
you couId hurt him.
- You can't stop it?
- He has to just go through it.
( Lori sobbing )
His brain isn't
getting enough blood.
His pressure is bottoming.
He needs another transfusion.
- Okay, l'm ready.
- lf l take any more out of you,
your body could shut down.
You could go into a coma.
- Or cardiac arrest.
- You're wasting time.
Come on, man.
We need a way out.
( gasping )
- Just let me catch my breath.
- Come on.
- ( growling )
- ( gasps )
( stairs clinking )
Can't sleep?
l'm gonna wait for them
to come back.
You can go down and sleep
if you want to.
No, we can
keep watch together.
Which way did they go?
( rustling )
What the hell?
( gagging )
"Got bit. Fever hit.
WorId gone to shit.
Might as well quit."
Dumbass didn't know enough
to shoot himseIf in the head.
Turned himself into a big
swinging piece of bait.
And a mess.
- ( groans )
- You all right?
Trying not to puke.
- Go ahead if you gotta.
- No, I'm fine.
Let's just taIk about
something else for a moment.
- How'd you learn to shoot?
- Gotta eat.
That's one thing these walkers
and us have in common.
I guess it's the cIosest
he's been to food since he turned.
Look at him, hanging up there
like a big pinata.
The other geeks came and ate
aII the fIesh off his Iegs.
( vomits, coughs )
I thought we were
changing the subject.
Call that payback for
laughing about my itchy ass.
There wasn't a lot
that came up.
Huh.
Let's head back.
Aren't you gonna...
No.
He ain't hurting nobody.
Ain't gonna waste
an arrow either.
He made his choice.
Opted out.
Let him hang.
You want to live now
or not?
lt's just a question.
An answer for an arrow.
- Fair?
- Mm-hmm.
I don't know
if l want to live
or if l have to
or if it's just a habit.
That's not much of an answer.
Waste of an arrow.
You don't need to worry.
She's with DaryI.
lf something happens,
he can protect her.
You hear what l'm saying?
Sorry, all l heard was
if something happens.
You mind keeping watch?
l don't know how
to use that.
l won't be gone long.
lf you see anything, call out.
l'm not going far.
I'II hear you.
You got here
right in time.
This couIdn't go
untreated much longer.
"Merle Dixon."
Is that your friend
with the antibiotics?
No, ma'am.
Merle's no longer with us.
Daryl gave us those--
his brother.
Not sure l'd call
him a friend.
He is today. This doxycycIine
might have just saved your life.
You know what Merle
was taking it for?
The clap.
Um, venereal disease.
That's what Daryl said.
l'd say Merle Dixon's clap was the best
thing to ever happen to you.
I'm reaIIy trying
not to think about that.
Are you praying?
Why do you sneak up
on people so much?
You're easy to sneak up on.
l was praying.
l was trying to.
You reIigious?
You pray a lot?
Actually this was
my first try.
Ever?
Wow. Sorry.
l didn't mean to wreck
your first time.
God probably got the gist.
- Praying for what?
- My friends.
Looks Iike they couId aII
use a little help right now.
You think--
you think God exists?
l always took it on faith.
Lately l've wondered.
Everything that's happened,
there must have been a lot
of praying going on.
lt seems quite a few
went unanswered.
Thanks.
This is really helping.
Sorry.
Go ahead.
Really.
You gonna watch?
l'll get you
a refill instead.
l know it's not my business,
and feel free
to believe in God,
but the thing is you've got
to make it okay somehow
no matter what happens.
Before it happened
we were standing there
in the woods
and this deer
just crossed
right in front of us.
I swear, it just
planted itself there
and looked Carl
right in the eye.
And l looked at Carl
looking at that deer, and that deer
looking right back at Carl.
And that moment just...
( sighs )
slipped away.
lt slipped away.
That's what he was talking
about when he woke up,
not about getting shot
or what happened
at the church.
He taIked about
something beautiful,
something living.
There's still a life for us,
a place maybe like this.
lt isn't all death
out there.
lt can't be.
We just have to be
strong enough
after everything we've seen
to stiII beIieve that.
Why is it better for CarI
to live even in this world?
He talked about
the deer, Lori.
He talked about
the deer.
Shane:
Oh, shit.
( both groan )
Got to get to the street,
double back to the truck.
- Look, we ain't gonna make it, okay?
- Got to try, man.
- Come on, get up.
- You're gonna take these bags
- and you're gonna go.
- l ain't leaving you behind.
Okay.
( growling )
How many rounds
you got Ieft?
Four. You?
Five and one in the pipe.
( snarling, growling )
( gunshot )
He's stiII Iosing bIood
faster than we can replace it.
And with the swelling
in his abdomen
we can't wait any longer
or he's just going
to slip away.
Now l need to know right now
if you want me to do this,
because l think your boy
is out of time.
You have to make a choice.
- A choice?
- A choice.
You have to tell me
what it is.
You have to
tell me what it is.
We do it.
Okay, get the corner
of that bed.
Let's get the sheets
down, everybody.
Get the lV bag
on the sheet.
Okay, on three.
One, two, three.
Rick, Lori,
you may want to step out.
( truck approaching )
Rick:
Oh, God.
You stay here with him.
- CarI?
- There's still a chance.
Otis?
No.
We say nothing to Patricia.
Not till after.
I need her.
They kept blocking us
at every turn.
We had nothing left.
We were down to 10 rounds.
Then he said--
he said he'd cover me
and that l should
keep going.
So that's what l did.
l just...
l kept going.
But l--
l looked back and he--
l tried.
He wanted to make it right.
Andrea. Wait.
What do you want, Dale?
To give you this.
l care about you
so l made a choice
for you-- choices.
I know why I did it,
but this is not my gun.
And the choices
that l made for you
were not mine to make.
But l can still ask,
and this is not
to make you guilty
or put me ahead of you,
but l can still ask,
please...
don't make me regret this.
l'll take watch.
So do you forgive me for--
do you forgive me?
l'm trying.
I've known Otis
since l was a kid.
He's run this farm
since before my mother died.
Who else?
Who'd you lose?
You toId me I had
to make it okay somehow.
That's what you've been
trying to do, right?
Which ones?
Stepmother.
Stepbrother.
He seems to have
stabiIized.
( exhales )
Oh, God.
l don't have words.
l don't either.
Wish l did.
How do l tell Patricia
about Otis?
You go to Carl.
l'll go with Hershel.
( Patricia sobbing )
( sobbing )
Stay.
The bathroom's upstairs.
- l brought you some clothes.
- Thank you.
They won't fit well.
They were Otis's.
Shane:
How many rounds you got left?
Otis:
Four. You?
Shane:
Five and one in the pipe.
( groans )
Come on.
( panting )
- Down to my last.
- Me, too.
l'm sorry.
- ( gunshot )
- ( screams )
( growling )
Will you give it-- ah!
Give it!
( Otis screaming )
l'll kill you.
( Shane screams )
( screams )
( gunshot )
Let go of me!
Let go!
( Otis screaming )
( panting )
( theme music playing )
( clippers buzzing )
( breathing heavily )
( theme music playing )
Lori:
Rick, just...
you've got to keep
your strength up.
Rick:
Lori, did you...
I mean,
it was legendary.
Did you ever hear about the time
Shane stole Kingsley's car?
Lori: Yeah.
Rick:
The principal's car
right out of the teacher's lot
in the middIe
of a school day.
Shane steps out of lunch
and makes a beeIine
to Kingsley's Hyundai...
( chuckIes )
wires the ignition, peels out,
drives down Dylan Drive
to that chicken farm
out there.
You've heard
this before, right?
So he pulls it into one
of the big holding pens.
Kingsley, he waxed
that thing every month;
had the auto shop
vacuum it out every week.
Shane, he parks it
in this huge pen
with a couple of hundred
Rhode IsIand reds.
He busts open bags of seed
in the back seat,
rolls down all the windows,
and then starts sprinting
back to school.
lt's three miles away easy.
He's back in time to finish
his sandwich before the bell.
And then the bell rings.
Shane gets up and when he runs
into KingsIey in the haIIway
he looks out the window
and says,
"Principal Kingsley,
your coupe's gone."
( chuckles )
Coupe, like chicken coop.
l get it.
Of course you do.
You've heard this story
1 ,000 times.
What you said before,
you're right.
Shane's gonna make it back
with what the doctor needs.
He'll make it back.
Hershel said
you need to eat.
Carl's gonna be all right.
Please, for me.
You've got to keep
your strength up.
( metal clinking )
( Carol sobbing )
l need my clip now.
l'm gonna walk the road,
look for the girl.
l'm coming, too.
l'm going for a walk.
Shine some light in the forest.
If she's out there,
give her something to look at.
Do you think that's
a good idea right now?
Dale.
( growling )
Those windows,
what's on the other side?
About a 20-foot drop with nothing
to catch you, maybe some bushes,
- then the athIetic fieId.
- We just need enough time.
We got to get up there.
We got to get 'em open and get out.
- Not me. Maybe you.
- Hey, hey, hey.
Come on, man, Iook at me.
You really think l can squeeze through
one of them tiny windows?
They'd be aII over us.
We lay down some fire
to get a head start.
You stay here.
l hop down and draw them away.
That gives you the chance to get up
the bIeachers and out a window.
And where do you go?
Locker room
down those steps.
Looks like a good way
to get trapped.
lt's got windows too,
and more my size.
l get out through one, l double back,
we meet up out on the field.
You're a crazy son
of a bitch, ain't you?
Just trying to do right
for that boy.
You take three shots
and you go.
After that I fire.
l'll lay down a cover for you.
- l'll get you a lead.
- All right.
Oh, God.
( screams )
( panting )
- ( snaps )
- ( groans )
( gunshots )
( T-Dog shivering )
So do we ring the bell?
l mean, it looks like
peopIe Iive here.
We're past this kind
of stuff, aren't we?
Having to be considerate.
Did you cIose the gate
up the road when you drove in?
Uh, hi.
Yes, we closed it.
Did the latch and everything.
HeIIo.
Nice to see you again.
We met before briefly.
Look, we came to heIp.
There anything we can do?
( groans )
lt's not a bite.
l cut myself pretty bad though.
We'll have it looked at.
l'll tell them you're here.
We have some painkillers
and antibiotics.
l already gave him some.
If CarI needs any.
Come on inside.
l'll make you something to eat.
( air hissing )
Hey.
Um, we're here, okay?
Thank you.
Whatever you need.
They don't get back soon,
we're gonna have a decision to make.
And that is?
Whether to operate on your
boy without the respirator.
- You said that wouldn't work.
- I know.
lt's extremely unlikely.
But we can't wait much longer.
You reaIIy think
we're gonna find Sophia?
You got that look
on your face
same as everybody else.
What the hell's wrong
with you people?
- We just started looking.
- WeII, do you?
lt ain't the mountains of Tibet.
It's Georgia.
She could be holed up
in a farmhouse somewhere.
People get lost
and they survive.
- lt happens all the time.
- She's onIy 12.
Hell, l was younger
than her and l got lost.
Nine days in the woods
eating berries,
wiping my ass
with poison oak.
They found you?
My oId man was off on
a bender with some waitress.
Merle was doing another
stint in juvie.
Didn't even know
I was gone.
l made my way back though.
Went straight into the kitchen
and made myself a sandwich.
No worse for wear.
Except my ass itched
something awful.
( laughs )
l'm sorry.
l'm sorry, that is
a terribIe story.
( both laugh )
Only difference is Sophia's
got peopIe Iooking for her.
l call that an advantage.
Maybe this isn't a world
for chiIdren anymore.
Yeah, well,
we have a child.
CarI is here
in this world now.
Maybe he shouldn't be.
Maybe this is how
it's supposed to be.
You can't mean that.
Okay. All right.
l can understand that
thought crossing your mind.
lt didn't cross my mind, Rick.
I can't stop thinking it.
Why do we want Carl
to Iive in this worId?
To have this life?
So he can see more people
torn apart in front of him?
So that he can be
hungry and scared
for however Iong
he has before he...
So he can run and run
and run and run
and then even if he
survives, he ends up--
he ends up just another animal
who doesn't know anything
except survivaI?
lf he--
if he dies tonight,
it ends for him.
TeII me why it wouId
be better another way.
What changed?
What?
Jenner offered us
a way out.
You asked him
to let us keep trying.
You begged him.
"For as long as we can," you said.
What changed?
There was a moment
the other day--
it was just a second,
but l forgot Jacqui was dead.
I turned around,
l wanted to tell her something.
l almost said her name.
It was just a second
and then l remembered.
But then l realized
she didn't have to see any of it.
The highway, the herds,
Sophia, Carl getting shot--
she didn't--
she doesn't have
to be afraid anymore.
Hungry. Angry.
It hasn't stopped
happening, Rick.
lt's like we live with a knife at our
throats every second of every day.
But Jacqui doesn't.
Not anymore.
And then...
I thought,
"Maybe Jenner was right."
l don't accept that.
l can't accept that.
That man surrendered.
lt doesn't matt--
it doesn't matter
what he said.
None of it.
You really think it would
be better if CarI--
if we just gave up?
TeII me why it wouId
be better the other way.
Please.
( walkers moaning )
( Shane groans )
( gunshot )
Man, l thought
l'd lost you.
That was my last
rifIe round.
- Mine too.
- Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
( Carl coughing )
- Where are we?
- Hey, little man.
That's Hershel.
We're in his house.
You had an accident.
- All right?
- lt hurts, a lot.
Oh, baby, l know.
l know.
- You should have seen it.
- What?
The deer.
lt was so pretty, Mom.
lt was so close.
l've never been...
Carl?
What's happening?
- ( grunting )
- Don't. lt's a seizure.
lf you hold him down,
you couId hurt him.
- You can't stop it?
- He has to just go through it.
( Lori sobbing )
His brain isn't
getting enough blood.
His pressure is bottoming.
He needs another transfusion.
- Okay, l'm ready.
- lf l take any more out of you,
your body could shut down.
You could go into a coma.
- Or cardiac arrest.
- You're wasting time.
Come on, man.
We need a way out.
( gasping )
- Just let me catch my breath.
- Come on.
- ( growling )
- ( gasps )
( stairs clinking )
Can't sleep?
l'm gonna wait for them
to come back.
You can go down and sleep
if you want to.
No, we can
keep watch together.
Which way did they go?
( rustling )
What the hell?
( gagging )
"Got bit. Fever hit.
WorId gone to shit.
Might as well quit."
Dumbass didn't know enough
to shoot himseIf in the head.
Turned himself into a big
swinging piece of bait.
And a mess.
- ( groans )
- You all right?
Trying not to puke.
- Go ahead if you gotta.
- No, I'm fine.
Let's just taIk about
something else for a moment.
- How'd you learn to shoot?
- Gotta eat.
That's one thing these walkers
and us have in common.
I guess it's the cIosest
he's been to food since he turned.
Look at him, hanging up there
like a big pinata.
The other geeks came and ate
aII the fIesh off his Iegs.
( vomits, coughs )
I thought we were
changing the subject.
Call that payback for
laughing about my itchy ass.
There wasn't a lot
that came up.
Huh.
Let's head back.
Aren't you gonna...
No.
He ain't hurting nobody.
Ain't gonna waste
an arrow either.
He made his choice.
Opted out.
Let him hang.
You want to live now
or not?
lt's just a question.
An answer for an arrow.
- Fair?
- Mm-hmm.
I don't know
if l want to live
or if l have to
or if it's just a habit.
That's not much of an answer.
Waste of an arrow.
You don't need to worry.
She's with DaryI.
lf something happens,
he can protect her.
You hear what l'm saying?
Sorry, all l heard was
if something happens.
You mind keeping watch?
l don't know how
to use that.
l won't be gone long.
lf you see anything, call out.
l'm not going far.
I'II hear you.
You got here
right in time.
This couIdn't go
untreated much longer.
"Merle Dixon."
Is that your friend
with the antibiotics?
No, ma'am.
Merle's no longer with us.
Daryl gave us those--
his brother.
Not sure l'd call
him a friend.
He is today. This doxycycIine
might have just saved your life.
You know what Merle
was taking it for?
The clap.
Um, venereal disease.
That's what Daryl said.
l'd say Merle Dixon's clap was the best
thing to ever happen to you.
I'm reaIIy trying
not to think about that.
Are you praying?
Why do you sneak up
on people so much?
You're easy to sneak up on.
l was praying.
l was trying to.
You reIigious?
You pray a lot?
Actually this was
my first try.
Ever?
Wow. Sorry.
l didn't mean to wreck
your first time.
God probably got the gist.
- Praying for what?
- My friends.
Looks Iike they couId aII
use a little help right now.
You think--
you think God exists?
l always took it on faith.
Lately l've wondered.
Everything that's happened,
there must have been a lot
of praying going on.
lt seems quite a few
went unanswered.
Thanks.
This is really helping.
Sorry.
Go ahead.
Really.
You gonna watch?
l'll get you
a refill instead.
l know it's not my business,
and feel free
to believe in God,
but the thing is you've got
to make it okay somehow
no matter what happens.
Before it happened
we were standing there
in the woods
and this deer
just crossed
right in front of us.
I swear, it just
planted itself there
and looked Carl
right in the eye.
And l looked at Carl
looking at that deer, and that deer
looking right back at Carl.
And that moment just...
( sighs )
slipped away.
lt slipped away.
That's what he was talking
about when he woke up,
not about getting shot
or what happened
at the church.
He taIked about
something beautiful,
something living.
There's still a life for us,
a place maybe like this.
lt isn't all death
out there.
lt can't be.
We just have to be
strong enough
after everything we've seen
to stiII beIieve that.
Why is it better for CarI
to live even in this world?
He talked about
the deer, Lori.
He talked about
the deer.
Shane:
Oh, shit.
( both groan )
Got to get to the street,
double back to the truck.
- Look, we ain't gonna make it, okay?
- Got to try, man.
- Come on, get up.
- You're gonna take these bags
- and you're gonna go.
- l ain't leaving you behind.
Okay.
( growling )
How many rounds
you got Ieft?
Four. You?
Five and one in the pipe.
( snarling, growling )
( gunshot )
He's stiII Iosing bIood
faster than we can replace it.
And with the swelling
in his abdomen
we can't wait any longer
or he's just going
to slip away.
Now l need to know right now
if you want me to do this,
because l think your boy
is out of time.
You have to make a choice.
- A choice?
- A choice.
You have to tell me
what it is.
You have to
tell me what it is.
We do it.
Okay, get the corner
of that bed.
Let's get the sheets
down, everybody.
Get the lV bag
on the sheet.
Okay, on three.
One, two, three.
Rick, Lori,
you may want to step out.
( truck approaching )
Rick:
Oh, God.
You stay here with him.
- CarI?
- There's still a chance.
Otis?
No.
We say nothing to Patricia.
Not till after.
I need her.
They kept blocking us
at every turn.
We had nothing left.
We were down to 10 rounds.
Then he said--
he said he'd cover me
and that l should
keep going.
So that's what l did.
l just...
l kept going.
But l--
l looked back and he--
l tried.
He wanted to make it right.
Andrea. Wait.
What do you want, Dale?
To give you this.
l care about you
so l made a choice
for you-- choices.
I know why I did it,
but this is not my gun.
And the choices
that l made for you
were not mine to make.
But l can still ask,
and this is not
to make you guilty
or put me ahead of you,
but l can still ask,
please...
don't make me regret this.
l'll take watch.
So do you forgive me for--
do you forgive me?
l'm trying.
I've known Otis
since l was a kid.
He's run this farm
since before my mother died.
Who else?
Who'd you lose?
You toId me I had
to make it okay somehow.
That's what you've been
trying to do, right?
Which ones?
Stepmother.
Stepbrother.
He seems to have
stabiIized.
( exhales )
Oh, God.
l don't have words.
l don't either.
Wish l did.
How do l tell Patricia
about Otis?
You go to Carl.
l'll go with Hershel.
( Patricia sobbing )
( sobbing )
Stay.
The bathroom's upstairs.
- l brought you some clothes.
- Thank you.
They won't fit well.
They were Otis's.
Shane:
How many rounds you got left?
Otis:
Four. You?
Shane:
Five and one in the pipe.
( groans )
Come on.
( panting )
- Down to my last.
- Me, too.
l'm sorry.
- ( gunshot )
- ( screams )
( growling )
Will you give it-- ah!
Give it!
( Otis screaming )
l'll kill you.
( Shane screams )
( screams )
( gunshot )
Let go of me!
Let go!
( Otis screaming )
( panting )
( theme music playing )