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I know you want answers. I have orders

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to assess what happened on that island. There

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are two dozen dead bodies rotting in a pile

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and to fucking survivors. And the longer

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you and miss Wallace refused to tell me what happened,

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the more suspicious it looks. Cassie,

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get the gun here, Cassie,

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are you hurt? No?

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No? Are they? Yeah?

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Dead? There

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are corpses all over the south Land.

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Major. This isn't a conspiracy.

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It's a natural fucking disaster. You are

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relieved from duty until further notice.

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Behind me. We need to stay out

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of that backwash. Wayne. We've

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been around the whole island. This is the only place

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we can let what's

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a hold the book? Oh

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ship? All

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right? Ready to get out of bed? Sleepy hand

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m not at all? Mm

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hmmm mm

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hmm hm. Tackles.

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What do you hey?

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That's my lend Hey, stop

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it. That doesn't feel good, Lauren,

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knock it off. Stop guys

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over here, I think we have a live

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one. You

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get your hands off me. Sorry, Sorry,

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I should have checked before I grabbed you. Who

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are you? You say

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you live? Are

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they hurt? It's a good question, you

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okay, I'm yes,

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I think so? Where did you wait?

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Where's Wayne? Who's Wayne? Love? Oh? This is great.

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She looks healthy, she seems it. But

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she's looking for Wayne, my

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friend. He's he's tall, dirty blonde hair.

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He's wearing a guard's uniform.

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You're the only live one on the beach so far. But

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we only landed a short time ago, so perhaps

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he was right here when I

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I must have fallen asleep. Wayne,

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I'm I'm here. There's your friend? Hey?

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Are you okay? Yeah?

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I went to try and find firewood,

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and then I saw boats that landed. I was

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worried that just woke up and this lady was pulling

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my She put her hands on you. Karen,

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What did I tell you? This is a good place.

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People find each other here, no more losing

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what we love like back there. Of

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course, you're right, this

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is going to be beautiful. It already

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is. Excuse me, who are you? I

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am so pleased you're here. Your

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friends seemed worried. I'm I'm

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Maud Maud Baule and this this

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is my help of Karen, which one of you put your

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hands on Cassie. I think it's just a misunderstanding.

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I am so sorry. Yeah,

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it was completely crazy with me to do, wasn't

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it. I

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thought you was dead and we were trying

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to clear the beach. I'm Cassie. This

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is Wayne we Um. We

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got here last night, right before dark. You

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said you just landed an hour ago.

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There are two dozen of us mostly down

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the beach, clearing space to unload two

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Have you seen a girl sixteen tall,

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athletic black? You have another friend with

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you? No? My daughter?

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I think I'm sure she's here. We

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came to find her, then, I'm sure

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you will. You came from

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l A, I mean Santa Monica. I

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guess you. Our range was into

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Banka Kenyon. But now

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this is home. Your what moving

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here? Well? We

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have everything we need for the life we were born to

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live. Seeds, garden,

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supplies, tense. Do you

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have supplies? I have a go

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back, and I'm sure emergency services

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when we have more than enough to share mods,

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let's not. We need to

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verify what provisions made. The trip. Landing

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was harder than we expected, but we were

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brought to by our own hard work. As always,

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eh, and a

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little bit of pixie dust. Of

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course. Well

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she sounds like a loon. Yeah,

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she was a little bad ship, but harmless

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enough of a

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crazy old aunt kind of lady.

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Can you hold on a set? I

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am out of coffee in here,

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all right? So can I get a cup when

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we're done? Of course, like I said, I want

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to keep this as simple as possible and get us

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both out of here. Uh, but

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you're right, you know you can't really drink

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coffee with my hands coughed to a table

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sitting behind glass. Can

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you tell me why? Well? I could, Wayne,

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but it would take time. And so since I

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don't have to, let's just run down this list

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of questions real quick. And started interrupt.

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But I think you do have to tell

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me. I'm a US citizen,

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man, I have rights, and since I haven't

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been Mirandais or charged with a

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crime or offered a lawyer, I

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don't think that you have the authority.

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You know what, there are half a dozen ways just getting

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this cat. There's a state of emergency that the

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Governor of California declared. This suspends

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those rights and allows for civilians to

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be interrogated by the military.

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Or we can do a deep dive into the Patriot

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Act in the u C MJ and we'd find

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another dozen articles supporting my

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actions here. But the simplest

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answer, and you'll find them a real stickler

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for efficiency, is that you,

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my friend, are in international waters twelve

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miles off the coach. You are not in

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the US of A anymore. So Miranda

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Habeas, corpus and the right to counsel,

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well, they just don't exist. But

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truly, your handcuffs the glass

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just protocol. I follow

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protocol because as an officer in the

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U S. Navy that is my job. You're

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not cuffed because you're a suspect. You're

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not on the other side of that glass because I think

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you are some kind of dangerous criminal. Truly,

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I don't suspect a crime. But

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what I want to do is tick the boxes, conclude

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no wrongdoing, and get back to doing

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a real job. How

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can I help Well,

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I've got a report here from

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let's be honest, I totally idiot who

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had no business interrogating you. I'm

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sorry he wasted your time for the record,

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but he was super deed

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duper curious about MICHAELA.

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So can you help me put that question to bed and

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move vom I

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can. I mean, it's

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really Cassie's story. I wasn't there

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when she found her, so what

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I know is second hand. Well

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that's a start. Yeah,

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okay, I'll

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tell you about Michael. Oh,

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MICHAELA, MICHAELA,

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MICHAELA, Michael

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Where are you. I'm in the middle of

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the Yeah, I

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hear you. Keep

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talking. I'll come to you. Karen,

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Now, I need to you. I wasn't I thought you were

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MICHAELA. I'm sorry. I

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heard someone up there and I got scared. I'm

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not sure we were alone on the island, are we? I

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think so? With the TV footage,

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looked like I want to love a deer, but

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this blaze really grieps me out. Listen,

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I'm gonna keep looking great.

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I'll join you what to find

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my daughter. Of course, two

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pairs of eyes are better than one. Now. Oh

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wow, um, thank

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you so much. But I'm really okay.

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I know you guys are getting your camp set up. They'll

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get along without me for a little while. I

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could use the birth If I'm being honest, I

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bet you can. But

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really, there's no need to worry about me. I haven't

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been alone in a few days. It's kind of nice change

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of pace. I'll see you back at the beach.

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Enjoy your break. I'd

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come along if that's okay,

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Ah, nothing personal,

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I'd rather you didn't. Why is that you

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don't want to help to find your daughter? I've

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got it covered. I

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don't understand. Why wouldn't you want help to

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find someone you love who was missing? When

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I find her? I don't want a stranger

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with me, Okay, we have things to talk about

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that aren't anyone else's business. Stranger,

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Yes, although now a

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neighbor. This island doesn't

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seem very hospitable, and it would only

9:12

be fair for us to explore it together.

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There are places that are better to live than others.

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If there's wait, is that what you

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think is going on? You? What you think

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I'm going to claim a campsite behind your back?

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I don't know what you're doing. I don't know

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you, so who knows? If I can't trust

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you? What I know

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is that you're refusing help, and that seems odd

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to me. Don't you think did

9:37

someone send you the babysit me? Baldon?

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You don't make the decisions? Do you not?

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Does right? She's some kind

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of grow to you, guys, when

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you were all unloading, everyone looks to her. Mod

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isn't not a guru, We are not followers, okay,

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but she's in charge. So she asked you to

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what follow me, who help you? To

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to help you and to find a cave or

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something to put the bodies in. Except for the beach

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itself, everything seems to be work.

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Sorry, So all those

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bodies are still just on the beach,

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cooking in the sun, but there

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is no way to put them yet. Okay, okay,

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um, Karen, here's what

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we're gonna do. I'm going to help

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you. We're going to hike across the cliff

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side. I passed some caves over there a while

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back, and there's not too hard to get to, and you're gonna pick

10:27

one for a graveyard. And I'm going to

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leave you there, and I'm gonna go find MICHAELA.

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Okay, that is not what I And if

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I find any place that is good

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to live on my search, I give you my word. I will

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show it to you, and we will decide how to exist

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here together fairly and peacefully

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until help comes. I promise

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I'm not out to screw you here. Really, I just

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want to find my girl. But

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that's fair. I have no reason

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not to trust you yet. We'll

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get around this hilltop and then we'll double back the way I came.

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M hmm, it's

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incredible this island didn't exist a few

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days ago. I

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wonder what it was like to be here when it grows up.

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Michaela, Michaela, she was right here

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when it happens now. M talk

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about bad timing. Mh Maud

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would say, there's no such thing as bad timing. Is

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that right? She is a wise woman,

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Mada. I traveled all the way from Leon to work with her.

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After I read her books, I feel

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I feel like I've been given a second

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chance to be proud of who I am.

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But she's not a girl. That's

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that's up there. They're

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behind the rocks on the lift. I don't see wait

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that's I think that could be part

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of a sale. M

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Michaela. Mikhaela

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a Kayla. This

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is the vote. Jesus,

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what's left of it is named

12:12

after her as well? What?

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Oh? Yeah? Her father insisted

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she's the MICHAELA. Do

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you think I would

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forgive me for asking? But do

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you think anyone could have survived

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a work like this? Well?

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That sounds creepy. Yeah, that's

12:44

the right word for it. The

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middle of an island, more or less whole

12:49

smashed name of vessel, the

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Michaela. So

12:53

you never found any of the crew. What's

12:57

a sailboat, so it just takes one or

12:59

two people to crew it. But no, I don't

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think so. I mean, there were the bodies

13:03

on the beach that first day, but that was a

13:05

long way from the shipwreck. I think they washed

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up separately. Weird

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super Was there anything on board?

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Nothing personal? There

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were a couple of flats of water which

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came in handy, a bunch of junk food. Mm

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hmm. Yeah, you know that is what

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Wayne said to you.

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And Wayne talked about the Michaela

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did and he said what you said,

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which is a relief. It makes my job easier

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when I know I can trust you to tell the

13:39

truth. Of course,

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great now, if I

13:45

were to ask you to describe, I

13:48

don't need to refill yet. Thank you.

13:52

Sorry about that. If I were

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denied, if I may not

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little a little bit, is this

14:03

a joke? I said? Denied Jesus

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Murphy,

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m M, I'm

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I'm so sorry, sir. Requests permission

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to go to the infirmary stir. What's

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wrong with you? I don't, I don't, I

14:25

don't know, Sirry, I just maybe

14:27

the flu. I just I know I'm gonna find

14:29

two quarters. But yeah, fine, permission

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granted. Get out of here, get that checked out, Thank

14:34

you, sir. M

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h oh

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fuck huh

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fuck uh

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hm uh

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sh shot it here

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shop, it's sir. Are you all right? What's going

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on? What happened? If he fell down the stairs?

15:16

Holy sh it's unresponsive? What do we do? We gotta

15:18

get him to the infirm orm help me lift

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them. He's leading bad man. It's all over the

15:22

place here. Keep pressure on. What do you mean? It's

15:24

a headward man? You remember training this and keep pressing

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on until it stops bleeding. When I hurt him. This is

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what you're supposed to do. Okay, now push hard

15:31

you do? Come here, get under him.

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Care here, that's it. That's it. Okay,

15:36

are you gonna get bloody? Suck it up, fucking

15:38

a man, don't be scherm here,

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hold this one to his head. Out it. I can get the other side. Can

15:42

you stand it all? Nest him happy?

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Everyone grabbing arm or a leg and will

15:48

carry him. You've got yourself good

15:50

nest till you're gonna need a new

15:52

UNI after this one at the one breathing

15:55

one, two three, that's

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why would you wear By

16:03

the end of the night, I couldn't even feel my

16:05

toes. Those heels were just the

16:09

things we do to ourselves in that business. Of

16:12

course, after all the Champagne I hardly noticed.

16:15

We watched the sunrise from the Chateaubou

16:17

month before we went to bed, the

16:20

whole cast. Careful,

16:22

it's slippery there, thank

16:25

you dear. What was

16:27

it like those famous

16:30

people and the magazines,

16:33

red carpets and stuff. Well,

16:37

you know, an actor without an audience, it's just rehearsing.

16:40

When the fans lift you up like

16:42

that, when your work means something to

16:44

them, it's all that matters.

16:48

But then again, I was young. The life

16:50

I live now is actually

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much more meaningful. You don't miss it. The

16:55

work I'm doing now with the ranch and the books,

16:58

the impact it has my uh,

17:00

it's much more profound. But

17:03

come on, you were the mom

17:05

from Second Chance. I was the mom

17:08

from Second Chances. I

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mean that show was the biggest

17:13

show. Will you look at that?

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That is a good sized crab

17:18

there. You're thinking dinner

17:20

a little butter and garlic. You bet well,

17:22

maybe tomorrow I'll send Karen down. Fresh

17:25

Water is the order of the day today. What

17:30

did you look at that million

17:35

dollars of you right there? Man?

17:37

What a spot? You

17:41

care very much about this island, don't you.

17:44

I don't know. I just got here. But

17:47

it means something to you, doesn't

17:49

it. I can see something

17:52

here is speaking to you already. No,

17:56

I would wouldn't Swayne. It's okay,

17:59

it's speaking to me too. This

18:02

is a powerful place, isn't it to

18:04

think an island that rose up in a

18:07

single day. I mean there's a magic

18:09

to that, don't you think? Or

18:11

maybe geology? Did

18:14

I hit a nerve? Oh? I'm

18:16

so sorry, honey. I didn't mean to. I

18:19

can just see that you already love it here and

18:22

you you're going to stay? What

18:25

was that? Someone's making an echo?

18:30

Will you look at that? It's

18:33

like a swimming pool. It's a sinkhole.

18:36

Hello, down there?

18:41

Try it? Go on and

18:43

no, I'm okay, Oh you go on now.

18:45

I command you to have some fun. Hello,

18:49

that's pathetic. You can do better than that.

18:52

We have a private pool with

18:54

a famous actress.

18:58

You're too much? How

19:01

far down. Would you say that water is maybe

19:10

fifteen twenty? Why,

19:12

well, let's see if it's fresh. Hold

19:14

on, I'm not sure I can fish you out of there. Can

19:17

you see where it ends? No? I

19:19

can't. Let's just get over those rocks

19:21

up there. See if it continues on the other side. This

19:24

island gave us a swimming pool that

19:26

is magical, magical, magical.

19:30

Find the magic in the mundane, Wayne,

19:32

it's not complicated. Wait

19:35

a minute, that rhymes mundane

19:37

Wayne, find the magic in the mundane

19:39

Wayne, Mundane Wane.

19:44

I want to look at this. You're

19:47

quite the divining rod, aren't you? Not? So?

19:49

Mundane? Wayne? Do you think that springs

19:51

okay to drink from? My grandfather

19:54

told me all of North America used to be

19:56

sweetwater. You could drink

19:58

any moving water you came upon, from

20:00

seed to shining sea. Well

20:03

we've ruined all that, of course, But

20:06

I don't see how this could be corrupted, do you.

20:09

I'll tell you what. I'll take the leap

20:11

of faith, and

20:16

I've had a good long life, So

20:18

if it kills me, no great

20:20

loss, give

20:22

it here. Whoa

20:26

taste sweet to me? And

20:42

you know this because Wayne told me so.

20:45

Wayne told you about his life with Maud. But you

20:47

didn't observe them firsthand. That's

20:49

right. I was looking for the Michaela like I

20:51

told you, right, and why

20:54

again? I'd seen

20:56

the shipwreck on TV and I thought there might be supplies

20:59

on board that we could do. Is okay?

21:01

So Wayne got back with Maud. You

21:03

found the Michaela. What then we

21:07

spent the afternoon moving dead bodies

21:10

into the cave where we found them.

21:12

Yeah, it had to be done,

21:14

but it

21:17

was pretty bad. There's

21:22

another one over here? Another

21:26

one? Oh my? Do

21:29

you need help with it? Uh?

21:32

Yeah, I think so, just

21:34

when you think you got the last one. Good

21:38

exercise at least. No, it

21:40

doesn't muscle strong. Ah,

21:45

oh, dear, that's

21:48

one of ours. Oh no, really,

21:51

that's Frank. Did

21:53

you happen to his leg? Short

21:56

part? But it looks at it. M

22:00

I'm sorry for your loss. He went

22:02

overboard when we were trying to find a place

22:05

to land, and if

22:07

he just made it to another hour, Karen,

22:13

let the dead bury the dead. I shouldn't

22:16

we show the others for what purpose?

22:19

His life is over and we have work to

22:21

do for the living. Maybe we could

22:23

say a few words, this is

22:25

not where we put our energy. Now

22:28

is it? We move forward?

22:31

Frank is gone. It's

22:33

like get bogged down now, Karen. If

22:35

you need a moment, Karen, you

22:38

and Cassie take the body to the cave with

22:40

the others. That's okay.

22:42

I can get it, thank you, but it's

22:44

for her to do. It will be good for

22:47

her to see that it's just a body, nothing

22:49

of spirit left to have emotions about. We've

22:53

cleared most of the beach.

22:55

I can easily. Please, please

22:57

don't rob my friend of this valuable lesson.

23:00

Letting go. Karen has

23:02

been given a gift. I

23:04

beg you not to steal it. One

23:11

the blue blazes, Holy David

23:13

koresh Batman. I'm gonna go keep

23:15

an eye on here. Make sure

23:17

she's not mixing kool aid. Good

23:20

luck. Keep those gloves

23:22

on Frank's ripe. Sure,

23:25

thanks, Karen.

23:29

Do you want to say a few I

23:34

have a job to do. Let's go. Okay,

23:38

put your bandanna on you. He's pretty

23:40

bloated. He must have been floating. Awhile, here,

23:46

let's turn him over so you don't have to look at his face.

23:51

Now, if you can hold him by the ankle,

23:54

I think I can hook you

23:59

he must be waters are you okay? I didn't

24:01

think the skin came office over

24:03

my glove can rub it off with a sund like.

24:06

No, I can't do this. Okay, Maybe we

24:08

can drag him. How we skin just comes?

24:15

How about this, I'll

24:18

take his jacket off and we can roll

24:20

him up to can't do the

24:23

smell isn't helping. Go wash your hands in the ocean.

24:25

Okay, Grab some seaweed and put

24:27

it in your band down and by the time you're ready to get

24:29

back, I'll have him ready to go. Okay,

24:32

we got this, Karen, look

24:34

at me. You can do this. Okay,

24:36

I'm right here. Is it smills

24:42

Smith least? I'll be right back. I just can't. It's

24:47

fishy. Can you be more specific?

24:50

They are telling me the same story,

24:53

corroboration, down to the details. Sometimes

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verbatim. It sounds rehearsed, like it

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sounds like two people we're getting their stories straight

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to cover up a crime. Yes, sir,

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I need air support on the line in five and

25:07

get a fuel update before you pass them in. Captain,

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how long has it been since you slept? When

25:15

was the quake? Get some rack right

25:17

this up? Drop the civilians off at the nearest refugee

25:20

center. Get back here. Yeah, that was

25:22

my plan, but I think

25:24

just I think, just a bit of a deeper

25:26

dive here if

25:28

you think it's absolutely necessary. But

25:31

understand, I'm giving you enough rope to hang yourself.

25:34

I understand. So making mountains

25:37

out of more hills won't get your command back. This

25:39

is different, sir, the thing with Somalia

25:42

Mark as a friend. Make

25:45

a public mess like that again, you'll be court martialed.

25:48

Keep this between the navigational beacons. Why don't

25:50

you for the record. The record says

25:52

you cost civilian lives.

25:55

Nothing else matters. I understand,

25:57

sir. Good. So when

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I decide your discription has gone far enough

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and give you a direct order, I

26:04

will follow it without questions. Sir. Damn

26:07

right you will. This is the last

26:09

I want to hear about it. I know how

26:11

busy you are, sir. There

26:20

you are. I brought you some hold

26:23

up? Oh my god, are you peet? I thought I

26:25

had privacy. My god, not

26:31

a bad view for a bathroom,

26:35

sons. That's nice. Wow, you're as pink

26:37

as the clouds right now. Well, I didn't meet, but

26:39

what what did you bring me? Dinner?

26:43

I want some hand sanitizer. First, please

26:45

let stink of those bodies stuck in my nose.

26:50

I'm not sure if dinner is much of an upgrade. More

26:53

cuse gouse, No Mod's crew made

26:55

it. I think they're vegan Jesus

26:58

Christ. I grabbed us these though. Is

27:01

that beef jerky teray hokey

27:04

and three musketeers for dessert? Courtesy

27:06

of lawrences go back. I

27:10

traded some Demod's crew for dinner, so

27:12

his vegan ship didn't come from the goodness of their hearts.

27:16

MoU did the whole coumbaya routine and sent me over to

27:18

eat, and then Karen got between

27:20

me and the food to make sure I contributed

27:22

before I was served, after what

27:24

you did for her this afternoon, so

27:27

he was probably following orders. Quite

27:29

the double act those two. Hold

27:32

on, let's have this conversation a little further from

27:34

camp. What's

27:41

your instinct? Are they

27:43

dangerous or just weird? I

27:46

can't say yet, What do you think? Honestly?

27:49

I'm not a great judge of character, really,

27:52

no no,

27:55

no, I trust people too easily. I give him

27:57

one too many benefits of the doubt. I

28:00

doesn't seem that way. And a few days

28:02

that I've known you. Well, it's kind

28:04

of different thing right now. I

28:09

really thought i'd find her today. There's

28:11

a lot of unexplored territories till this sounds

28:13

a lot bigger than I thought. As soon as there's light

28:16

tomorrow, we'll get back at it. I

28:18

didn't really think about how long we could be here.

28:21

The go bag won't last us more than another few days.

28:24

There's some snacks on the boat, but we have

28:26

a water source once the bottles run out,

28:29

that's the most important thing. And there's crabs on the

28:31

rocks. I mean we can

28:33

fish further out if

28:35

maud do

28:38

you hear that? Mikayla,

28:47

where's it coming? Mikayla?

28:52

Where are you? Can

28:56

you tell me where you are? Down't?

28:59

Why where are you? Watch

29:03

it? Don't get you close to the edge. I can't see

29:05

you. Don't

29:07

get that close. Lie down back here, then

29:09

scoot forward on your stomach until you can see

29:12

over. Hang

29:16

on, that's her on that shelf down

29:18

there. How do we get to her? After

29:29

Shock? Episode three stars

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Sarah Wayne Kelly's as Cassie Wallace,

29:34

David Harbor as Wayne Sharp, and

29:37

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Mark Dover.

29:39

Tatti Gabrielle as MICHAELA.

29:41

Annsley and Tovah Feldscha

29:44

as Maud Bull, Bethany joy Lenz

29:46

as Karen Russell, Hornsby as

29:48

Seal, and e J. Bonilla as

29:51

er Nesto Shops. Additional

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cast includes Henry Noble as Reservist

29:55

Number one, Conrad Goody as Reservist

29:58

Number two, and Mike Biebler as

30:00

Reservist Number three. Aftershock

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is created by Patrick Carman, Sarah

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Wayne Calley's and Ben Haber. Written

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by Sarah Wayne Calley's, directed

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by Sarah Wayne Calley's, sound

30:12

design, scoring and mixed by Jeff Schmidt.

30:14

Original score composed by Emily

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Rice. Aftershock is executive

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produced by Ben Haber, Mark

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Ramsay, Sarah Wayne Cally's, and Patrick

30:23

Carman. Executive produced by

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Salmon Al Raschid, Sam Frohman

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and Simmons Fraser. Executive produced

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by David Harbor. Executive produced

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by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Executive

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produced by Paul Anderson and Nick

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Pinella for Workhouse Media. Executive

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the COVID nineteen pandemic and was mostly recorded

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remotely out of the performers and producers homes. Additional

30:48

recordings were at Bandwagon in Los Angeles,

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