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00:02If anyone is receiving this, my name is Xavier Collins.
00:05I'm flying to Atlanta to find my wife, Dr. Terry Rogers Collins,
00:08who sent a radio transmission from somewhere near the city center.
00:14Everyone said time would help.
00:16Not helping.
00:17Time is actually making it worse,
00:19because it's taking me further away from when he was here.
00:25Annie, I really, really want you to come with me.
00:28I can't.
00:29Annie, come on.
00:30Lane, come on. Let her go.
00:32You're the one who's been going on and on about this bunker and the fate of the world.
00:36This is not the time to be catching feelings.
00:47I'm okay. I'm okay.
00:52Where are you taking me?
00:54I need to find her.
00:56Who?
00:57Terry.
01:05I need to get to Atlanta, so if you could please just listen to me.
01:09No, you listen to me.
01:11You're not going to Atlanta.
01:15You're taking us to Colorado.
01:17Wait.
01:18Wait.
01:19Come on.
01:28All right.
01:29All right.
01:30All right.
01:31All right.
01:32All right.
01:32All right.
01:32All right.
01:32All right.
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01:34All right.
01:36All right.
01:37All right.
01:38All right.
01:38All right.
01:56cinderella time to wake up snow white
02:01she was a sleeping one sleeping beauty was a sleeping one dipshits
02:07bad news we just came in train is still too late
02:11oh how long who knows what to wait
02:19no nothing right here let's go find this fucking bunker
02:23fuck yeah let's do it
02:31hey we're moving now
02:43oh
02:43oh
02:44oh
02:50Oh, my God.
03:26You need to start moving a little.
03:33Come on.
03:35Come here.
03:52Where am I?
03:55It's not obvious.
04:01Seriously?
04:07How far along are you?
04:09You know, it's rude to assume that a woman is pregnant.
04:12Haven't you ever seen a sitcom?
04:16Jesus, can you stop staring?
04:18When's the last time you saw a pregnant lady?
04:31What?
04:32We got the call.
04:34It's happening.
04:35Louisa Moreno.
04:37The pregnant lady.
04:39She's going to be the first woman to give birth down here.
04:41I know where she is.
04:43I'm wondering why you think it's a reason to burst into my office on the nose.
04:46That wasn't really a burst.
04:47It's more of an amble.
04:49But look, this is a big moment.
04:51We've been down here for five months.
04:52This is my first chance to give people a reason to smile.
04:55A chance for everybody to see that we have a future here.
04:57This is hope.
04:59Should I ask her to name the baby Hope?
05:01It's a big, heavy hand.
05:02It's a long nose, sir.
05:04I have a meeting this afternoon about the reactors.
05:07And you know, Mr. President, it wouldn't kill you to learn what keeps this place running.
05:11Right, the aquifer.
05:12And the 3D printers and the modular nuclear reactors.
05:15Yeah.
05:21Sorry.
05:22Look, Sam.
05:25I realize why this might be difficult for you.
05:27I said I have work to do, sir.
05:32Okay.
05:34I just thought it was a good opportunity to bring the community together and celebrate something positive.
05:41They're going to wipe the baby off a little right before I kiss it.
05:43I'm sure I will, sir.
05:44It's a pre-wiped baby, sir.
05:51The thing is, I have to get to it.
05:53Atlanta.
05:54Yes, I know.
05:54I've heard about 10,000 times.
05:57Various states of consciousness.
05:59Your wife is there.
05:59She sent a radio transmission, 33.7, blah, blah, latitude, blah, blah, longitude.
06:06I know.
06:08Thing is, you're not going anywhere.
06:10Anytime soon.
06:11I had to put six stitches in your spleen.
06:13You're a doctor or something?
06:15Closest thing you got.
06:17Why were you coming from Colorado if your wife is in Atlanta?
06:22That's where she was when everything happened.
06:25Atlanta.
06:27I was already on my way to Colorado.
06:29To the bunker?
06:31Oh, come on.
06:32The rumors were everywhere.
06:33And you had to get that plane somehow.
06:36Wow, so it's real.
06:38He was right.
06:40Who was right?
06:41No one.
06:42Yeah.
06:43It's real.
06:46What's it like?
06:48It's like before.
06:50Only creepier.
06:58You're going to need at least two weeks for those to heal.
07:05Even a stitch abscess could get infected and then you're looking at sepsis.
07:10Listen, I know that you have been inside snug as a bug, but out here, the little things will kill
07:16you.
07:18A good rule of thumb is if it hurts when you touch it, it means it's not healed.
07:24Once you do heal, you're taking me to Colorado.
07:29I'm going to Atlanta.
07:34The toilet is there.
07:36I will bring you water.
07:38I hope you enjoy rats for breakfast.
07:41You got two weeks to get stronger.
07:44I'm Annie, by the way.
07:47Xavier.
08:00Ain't nothing but a hound dog
08:04Crying all the time
08:08Ain't nothing but a hound dog
08:13Crying all the time
08:41Be gentle.
08:43You ain't nothing but a hound dog
08:46Yeah, it's not bad, is it?
08:48Crying all the time
08:52You ain't never caught a rabbit
08:55You ain't no friend of mine
09:01You ain't never caught a rabbit
09:04You ain't no friend of mine
09:18Shouldn't be on your feet all the time like that.
09:20When my wife was pregnant, she had this terrible nausea...
09:23Forget it, you knew a pregnant woman once
09:26Hey, now that you're getting stronger, I could really use some help around here.
09:29Yeah, sure. What do you need?
09:31Tea
09:33Coming right up
09:43It's warm
09:44Thank you
09:46Yeah
10:00I haven't seen the real sunset in years
10:04And what did you use for lights down there?
10:07Uh, fake sky
10:08Fake mechanical sun
10:12It looked so real at first
10:15But the longer we were down there, the more the...
10:19I don't know, the more the scenes began to show
10:29Strong enough to travel, no?
10:32I know
10:36I appreciate you saving my life
10:40And I do owe you for the care that you've given me
10:44But I cannot take you to Colorado until I find my wife
10:48It's a non-starter
11:01The, the, he that I, that I had told you about
11:06In Colorado was the baby's daddy
11:10He was heading there
11:11Yeah, he asked me to go with him
11:15And I said no
11:16I decided to lock myself in a theme park because I was scared
11:21Which I guess isn't exactly new for me
11:27It's normal to be scared
11:30Hell, I was scared shitless when I had a baby
11:32And that was when the world was still intact
11:35I was scared of every damn thing
11:39Fevers, strangers
11:41Rental cars, car seats
11:45And the older those babies get, the fears never really go away
11:47They just change
11:51But it's the highs that make it worth it
11:54You'll be more tired than you've ever been
11:56And you'll still be scared shitless
12:00But you will not believe the joy
12:05You'll be playing with your kid
12:06Watching him splash around in the bath
12:09Or play soccer for the first time
12:13And sometimes, Annie
12:16I swear it feels like your heart might fucking explode
12:22There's no soccer anymore
12:25There will be
12:27Yeah, sure
12:28I'll be using animal heads as soccer balls
12:34You'll still feel the joy when they score
12:50I've been alone for a
12:52Very, very long time
12:56I get that
12:57I didn't trust people before the world ended
13:05We go find your wife in Atlanta
13:08And then you'll take me to him in Colorado
13:17Yeah
13:33I don't know
13:35I don't know
13:35I don't know
13:37I don't know
13:37I don't know
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13:58I don't know
14:04You good?
14:14Bye.
14:30Doctors.
14:31Hello.
14:31How are you?
14:33Hi, everyone.
14:34Lovely smiles today.
14:36Hi.
14:38CBC looks good.
14:39She'll be outside.
14:40Knock, knock.
14:42Hey, the woman of the hour.
14:43How are you, doctor?
14:45Mr. President.
14:46Oh, cow.
14:46Please.
14:47How are we feeling?
14:48Feeling good?
14:49Excited?
14:50Any nerves?
14:51Any regrets about the cost of college education in 2043?
14:56Sorry.
14:56Sometimes I just can't turn it off.
14:58No, I think this baby's ready.
15:00Listen, I know this has been an incredibly difficult time for you.
15:04It's okay, Mr. President.
15:05We don't need to do all that right now.
15:07I want you to know I'm here for you.
15:08Anything you need, okay?
15:12Boy, son, your boy is going to be the first child born down here.
15:17Do you believe that shit?
15:19Think about it.
15:20The rest of us, all of us, all our memories, all our stories are from out there.
15:24He will be the first person whose entire story will take place here.
15:29He's the first.
15:30The first of this world.
15:32How fucking wild is that?
15:35I'm not naming him Hope.
15:38Ah, they told you.
15:40All right.
15:41I'll be outside if you need anything.
15:43Or if you change your mind.
15:46You know?
15:46Thank you, sir.
15:51You know what I'm craving right now?
15:53Mmm.
15:54Waffles.
15:56What I would give.
16:12Is that him?
16:14Yep.
16:15That's him.
16:20What?
16:21Nothing.
16:24Who was he?
16:28Uh...
16:29Someone passed me through.
16:37I've been having these dreams.
16:40Maybe not dreams.
16:44Almost like memories of things.
16:47But the things that haven't happened.
16:50You most certainly had a concussion.
16:54I imagined you're gonna have sleeping troubles for a while.
17:01Here.
17:01You should take this.
17:03You're still recovering.
17:04I'm good, Doc.
17:10No arguments.
17:13I'm sure I can't.
17:25No arguments.
17:41Yeah.
17:41This kid I met after the crash.
17:44Xavier.
17:47Should we go back, take another road?
17:49Lose the time?
17:51No, ma'am.
17:52Come on, let's keep moving.
17:56There's nothing wrong with having a little trust,
17:58especially in times like these.
18:03Don't make eye contact.
18:05Don't say anything.
18:06Just keep going.
18:15Xavier, they're not your friends.
18:17Don't say anything.
18:18How are you?
18:19How y'all doing?
18:45Xavier, when your kids were born, what'd you do to celebrate?
18:47You don't strike me as a cigar guy.
18:49I fed, I burped, I swaddled, I got right to work.
18:52Oh, not even a quick trip to the strip club, huh?
18:54That's the problem at the hospital, sir.
18:56There's no place to get seniors.
18:58This is fun.
18:59Babies are fun.
19:00All right, let's prep O.R. too.
19:04What's going on?
19:05The baby's heart rate dropped.
19:06It's been a prolonged D cell.
19:08Prep for Mrs. Browner for the O.R.
19:09I need to do the emergency C-section.
19:18Stay with me.
19:19Hi, dear.
19:21Where's your father?
19:22He was a staffer on the plane carrying Congress.
19:25I'm going to go in there with her.
19:29Doctors have got this.
19:30Let them do their jobs.
19:31Sir, I can't allow you to go in there undescorted.
19:33Okay, well then scrub the fuck up, Xavier.
19:35Stay here.
19:49Why don't we take a break?
19:51No, no, it's okay.
19:52We can keep going.
19:53No, no, no.
19:55That's enough for today.
19:56Come on.
19:59Hey.
20:01Said you want a waffle.
20:04Come on.
20:08Come on.
20:09I don't know.
20:42Still mad I said hey to those folks?
20:45I was never mad. I told you, I'm just not good at...
20:48Trusting people, yeah, I heard.
20:51But I think you're great with people, Annie.
20:54You almost told that joke that one time.
20:56Don't be lame.
20:58Well, now you sound like my daughter.
21:01And you roll your eyes like her, too.
21:04Hey, has anybody ever talked to you about swaddling the baby?
21:08Swaddling?
21:09Hell yeah, swaddling.
21:10First time you swaddled a baby, you think you're gonna break him.
21:13But you gotta pack that sucker in tight, like a burrito.
21:20The trick is, you always make it tighter than you think you should.
21:35What's your turn, Doc?
21:41Fold and tuck.
21:44You're gonna break his little flower body.
21:47Just remember the rule, it's always tighter than you think.
21:50Yeah.
21:52Bottom up.
21:53There you go.
21:58You said you were scared when your daughter was born.
22:02If anybody tells you they're not scared, then they're straight up lying.
22:06When you leave the hospital, everybody thinks the same thing.
22:09I can't believe they let me walk out of here with a brand new baby.
22:13No tests or nothing.
22:15Feel like you just robbed a bank full of babies.
22:19Okay.
22:22We're getting there.
22:26My dad used to say, if you're lucky, you got a few moments where you got to experience life at
22:33full volume.
22:35That's how he put it, life at full volume.
22:40Those moments when you're completely present, and everything slows down, and all the textures and colors and sounds, they all
22:51go like high def.
22:57And when they lay your baby on your chest for the first time, and you know that they're safe, that
23:02they've made it to the world, that'll always be one of those moments.
23:14You know, like, six months ago, I woke up in the middle of the night because there was a sound.
23:21So I went up to the roof to see what it was.
23:24And then the lightning hit.
23:28It's a tornado the size of a city.
23:30I mean, I'd seen crazy weather, but this was so big that the lightning was inside of it.
23:37I saw that uncontrolled power.
23:41The destruction.
23:47That's the world my baby is coming into.
23:51No life at full volume, just pain and loss and death and all of the storms to come.
23:59But the joy will come, too.
24:02It will come, I promise you.
24:04Yeah.
24:05It just may be surrounded by the storms.
24:08That's what I mean by believing in people, Annie.
24:11And it's not naive.
24:14You can guard against the worst of people while still believing in their best.
24:19Just remembering that we're all capable of great change.
24:23Great love.
24:24Of great...
24:24Of great promise.
24:26That's...
24:27That's a holy charge.
24:32A holy charge?
24:35Kind of like that.
24:37It's good, right?
24:38It's okay.
24:41Okay.
24:50We should get going.
25:05Good morning.
25:35Come on.
25:38Hey.
25:39Come on.
25:40You're okay.
25:41Let's just get you back inside.
25:42No, it's not okay.
25:43It's not okay.
25:43What?
25:45I have...
25:45My blood pressure is too high.
25:49I have swollen ankles and...
25:51And it's a blurred vision and it's called preeclampsia.
25:55It's very threatening to me and the baby.
25:58It's going to be okay.
26:00Come on.
26:01I'm sorry.
26:01I thought if I told you you wouldn't take me.
26:04It's just the little things, you know?
26:06Yeah.
26:06It's the little things out here that will kill you.
26:08All right, look.
26:09Let's just go back inside and we'll figure it out, okay?
26:13Come on.
26:14One step at a time.
26:15Here we go.
26:15Come on.
26:16Come on.
26:17There you go.
26:30What are we going to need, Doc, to deliver this baby here now?
26:33What do we need?
26:36Clean towels.
26:38Okay.
26:38And we need to suction the baby's mouth, so maybe like a liquid dropper or something.
26:44Liquid dropper?
26:44We need something to tie off the umbilical cord.
26:47Oh, shit.
26:48Okay, listen.
26:56Hey.
26:57Yes, sir.
27:00How are we doing?
27:02I'm here, okay?
27:12Okay.
27:19Hey, Annie.
27:20Yeah?
27:21I got to go get help.
27:22If it's not help, then at least a few supplies to help you deliver.
27:25No.
27:25You're not going to have this baby anytime soon, right?
27:27Your contractions are still very far apart.
27:30They only come rocketing out in the movies.
27:31I can't.
27:32I can't.
27:33Look at me.
27:34I will not allow you to have this baby alone.
27:36Just, I'll be so quick, Doc.
27:38No, Xavier.
27:39The people that we saw are just over the hill, all right?
27:42They'll have what we need, but they'll know where to get it.
27:44No, we do not know those people.
27:46We don't know what they're capable of.
27:47They're just people, Annie, and we're not going to be scared of them, right?
27:51So you just keep walking.
27:52Keep breathing through your contractions.
27:54I'll be back in 15 minutes.
27:56Okay, here.
27:56Take this.
27:57No.
27:58Let's take this.
27:58Please.
27:59Please, don't.
28:00Xavier.
28:01I'll be right back.
28:01Okay.
28:02Xavier.
28:02Xavier.
28:02Xavier.
28:03Please don't come.
28:04Xavier.
28:06Xavier.
28:32What do you do?
28:33What do you do?
28:45Please, please, please.
29:10Hello? Hello, anyone?
29:14I'm approaching on the horn. I've got a situation.
29:19My friend, she needs help.
29:22Hey, I've got a pregnant young woman that's having a baby, and I need help.
29:25Please, anyone, hello?
29:28Hey!
29:29Hey!
29:34Hello? Hello?
29:39Hello?
29:50What the hell?
30:07Don't you fucking move.
30:18I'm sorry.
30:19Okay?
30:19I'm sorry.
30:20My friend, she's in labor.
30:22She's pregnant.
30:22I just need supplies.
30:23Hey!
30:24Please.
30:26Get the fuck away from my boy.
30:28Sweet.
30:28Sweet.
30:31Who are all these people?
30:32They're all specialists.
30:34Okay?
30:35It's a good thing.
30:36We couldn't be more covered.
30:41You know, right after my son Jeremy was born, the day my wife and I were driving home from
30:46the hospital, we got rear-ended badly.
30:49And Jeremy was in that car seat just shrieking.
30:52So he turned the car around, headed right back to the hospital.
30:55Of course, the doctor didn't blink an eye.
31:00He took one look at Jeremy and he said, I want you to remember one thing.
31:03Babies are built to survive.
31:06They are resilient.
31:09They've been found in the rubble of earthquakes, three days after the fact, alive and low.
31:15I promise you, first time that little boy smiles, it's not just going to change you,
31:21it's going to change our entire world.
31:23For good.
31:24I don't have anything.
31:43I don't have anything.
31:45No.
31:46No.
31:49No.
31:55You okay?
31:56I don't know.
31:57You're all right.
31:58I'm okay.
32:01Thanks.
32:10That's right.
32:11Yeah.
32:12Push.
32:13There we go.
32:14Your body's just getting ready.
32:16Uh-oh.
32:17That's good.
32:18That's good.
32:18Okay.
32:19I'm impressed.
32:20Mm-hmm.
32:22You okay?
32:23Mm-hmm.
32:24Hang in there.
32:25Hang in there.
32:26I just can't even call.
32:27You'll be just fine, okay?
32:29Mm-hmm.
32:30Yeah?
32:30Mm-hmm.
32:31Yeah, yeah, yeah.
32:32Move the catheter over to her right side, please.
32:34I'll put her on the left side.
32:38Let's get her measurement.
32:40You're okay.
32:41It's going to be fine.
32:45Scalpel.
32:51Can I help?
32:52Yes.
32:53Prop this table up on it.
32:54Watch your fingers.
32:57Good.
32:59I saw it roll out over there.
33:05What's up?
33:06Yeah.
33:13I'm making my first incision just above the pubic symphysis.
33:20Bobby?
33:21I'm pushing through the subcutaneous tissue to the fascia.
33:24I'm on the fascia.
33:25Retractor.
33:33That's right.
33:34There you go.
33:35That's good.
33:37You're doing great.
33:38I'm fine.
33:39I've located the bladder.
33:41Gently shifting now.
33:44Almost there.
33:45Okay.
33:47Okay.
33:51There's the uterus.
33:53It's up here in the fetal cortex.
33:56Scalpel.
33:57Deep breath, Annie.
33:58Deep breath.
34:01I can see the head.
34:03Okay.
34:04Come on, Annie.
34:05You got this.
34:06Yeah.
34:06Come on.
34:07Yeah.
34:08I can't.
34:09Anyotic sac is already ruptured.
34:13Retract.
34:13Suction.
34:15A lot of pressure.
34:17God.
34:17One last push.
34:18Oh, no.
34:19No.
34:22One last push.
34:23Okay.
34:24Here we go.
34:50You did it.
34:52All right.
34:59Is he okay?
35:01I'm okay.
35:03It's a girl.
35:04Doc.
35:24She's beautiful.
35:26She's bright.
35:31I'm okay.
35:39I'm okay.
35:58Hey, you see this?
36:00They're leaving because there's nothing else to do in here.
36:03Baby's okay.
36:05Everything's okay.
36:09Don't just arrive.
36:19You're okay, you're okay, you're okay, you're okay, you're okay, you're okay, you're okay.
36:36What is it?
36:38What's happening?
36:39The placenta won't come out and the bleeding won't stop.
36:42So what do we do?
36:45What do we do?
36:46What can we do?
36:49Now, goodness, there's nothing we can do.
36:53There's nothing we can do.
36:55No, no, no.
36:56Okay.
36:57Stop, please.
37:00Stop, please, stop, please, stop, please, stop, please, stop.
37:03What do we do?
37:04Stop.
37:05Stop.
37:06Please, stop.
37:10It's okay.
37:18It's okay.
37:21Hey, Doc.
37:23No, I knew.
37:25I knew.
37:26I knew.
37:27I knew.
37:31It's okay.
37:33You all right?
37:40It's for her.
37:48You all right?
37:49Yeah.
37:50Yeah.
37:51Yeah.
37:57Give it to her.
37:58What?
37:59She's old enough.
38:00I mean, what are you doing?
38:02Leave her.
38:02Hey, can you come back over here, please?
38:03You keep going.
38:04Leave her.
38:04Yes.
38:06Find that you.
38:15It has to be you.
38:20And her father, he was leading a group to the bunker to start the world.
38:29You will not let her be afraid of people.
38:34Promise me, they were.
38:43This is my...
38:45You're a holy charge.
38:53Okay?
38:54Okay.
38:56Okay.
39:06I'm not scared anymore.
39:24It's okay, Doc.
39:28It's okay.
39:29Take my hand and take my whole life through.
39:41Oh, it's okay.
39:44Take my hand and fallin' in love.
39:52In love with you.
40:23I don't care, Doc.
40:41Do you know anything else about her?
40:43Last name, the year she was born?
40:46We didn't know each other that long.
41:01I tried to give everyone we found out there some dignity, some grace.
41:31I don't know anything else.
41:47I don't know anything else.
42:30What did you do before all this?
42:35I don't know anything else.
42:36Chemistry teacher.
42:37High school.
42:41But then the world went out to serve a tea kettle and I realized there was a real deficit of
42:47people willing to get their hands dirty.
42:51We could take the baby.
42:54We could take the baby.
43:19The night before Annie died, she was telling me about this storm she saw.
43:26In the last few nights, I can't stop thinking about it.
43:34She said she was afraid of what storms will come.
43:39That's how she put it.
43:40That's how she put it.
43:40What storms will come.
43:47I've been doing a lot of reading these past few years.
43:52I read this one book where 72,000 years ago there was this volcano that went off in Sumatra.
44:00It drove the human population of the entire planet down to just a thousand people.
44:07So you, me, everyone we have ever met, we are all descended from that same thousand people who just happened
44:15to survive.
44:17I think my wife and I had about a quarter of that number at our wedding alone.
44:24Well, I had to think about, huh?
44:29At least that time it wasn't our own fucking fault.
44:36Yeah, I look at Tony sometimes and I think, I cannot goddamn believe I'm his grandma.
44:43It seems like just yesterday I was sneaking off under the bleachers at the football games trying to get laid
44:50with my first boyfriend.
44:56Now, here I am, an old woman, looking after a snotty little boy with my same eyes, wondering what he'll
45:09have to live through.
45:11How did it all happen? Just like...
45:16We all forget how close we are in time.
45:20How quickly our sins become our children's burdens.
45:26You should give that thing a test drive.
45:39It's okay. Come on.
45:47How hard am I gonna do this?
45:49Come on.
45:52Hey.
45:55how�
46:00How.
46:03How how.
46:05How.
46:33Hi.
46:34Hi.
46:36Hi.
46:37My name...
46:39I'm Samantha Redmond.
46:40Of course.
46:41I mean, I know who you are.
46:44How can I help you?
46:45Oh, eyebrows.
46:47Oh, thank you.
46:49I know it's just a choking hazard now, but trust me, when he gets a little older, he's gonna love
46:55them.
46:57Everybody's been so kind.
46:58Of course. Of course.
47:02I just wanted to come by and say congratulations.
47:06And if you ever need anything at all, please don't hesitate to reach out.
47:14What did you end up naming him?
47:17Oh, this is Calvin.
47:22Hi, Calvin.
47:24Is he sleeping well?
47:25My son Dylan was a terrible sleeper.
47:28Oh, he sleeps like a dream.
47:29I, however, have not slept since you was born.
47:33Yeah.
47:35You wouldn't by any chance mind...
47:38Does he need to be fed?
47:38Yeah.
47:40And...
47:41Burped.
47:41And...
47:41And changed.
47:43Yes, I would...
47:44I...
47:45Yes.
47:45Why don't you lie down?
47:46I'd be happy to take him for an hour or two.
47:48Yeah?
47:48Yes.
47:51Hi.
47:52Here we go.
47:53Hi, Calvin.
47:54Hi, baby.
47:56Oh, I bet.
47:57I bet.
47:58Who is this?
47:59Yes.
48:09Boy, you really are gorgeous.
48:18Can I tell you a secret, gorgeous boy?
48:21Something no one else knows down here.
48:27Someday, you're gonna see the real sky.
48:32You'll feel how warm the sun can be on your skin.
48:40You'll know what the moon looks like in all its faces.
48:45You'll see how the constellations travel across the sky at night.
48:54I swear, Calvin.
48:56I have a plan.
49:00For you.
49:02For all of us.
49:10Someday you'll see real stars.
49:27Hello, darling.
49:29If you're reading this, I'm sorry that we never got the chance to meet.
49:38I don't know how old you'll be or who you'll be with.
49:43All I know is that you were born into a hard world.
49:48And I hope you can feel the love that I have for you.
49:52Especially in your darkest moments and the longest nights.
49:58There are good people in this world.
50:03There always have been.
50:05And there always will be.
50:10I trust that you've become one of them.
50:14I trust that love travels across death.
50:17Across time.
50:21That it bridges impossible distances.
50:24And binds people who've never known each other.
50:27There.
50:28There.
51:00I will always imagine you grown and brave and beautiful.
51:05I love you so much, my beautiful baby.
51:08Love, your mama.
51:11You must be Xavier.
51:14Hey.
51:14Who are you?
51:17I'm a friend of your wife's. I'm a friend of Terry's.
51:20Where is she?
51:21Easy.
51:22Is she here?
51:23She sent a radio broadcast from here, so where the hell is she?
51:28How the fuck do you know my wife?
51:30How do I know your wife?
51:34For the last three years, Terry has been my best friend, my partner.
51:40Closest thing I have to a sister.
51:43She's my favorite person left in this God-forsaken world.
51:47And she's been taken from me.
51:54So that's how I know your wife.
51:56Bye.
51:59Bye.
52:01Bye.
52:01Bye.
52:03Bye.
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