- Chris. - Dad!
What do you see out there?
I told you to stop looking.
- Some guy, he was messed up, Dad. - Just come away from the window.
What was that sound?
I don't know. It's gone.
What did Mr. Dawson do to the Cruzes?
- He's gone. - But what the hell did he do?
I don't know. We're safe inside, okay?
Oh, come on, Nick. Please, just swallow them.
It takes too long to absorb. I'm not there yet.
The idea is to wean you off the pills, not...
Who's the expert?
Hey, Mom, I need more.
No shit. Later.
Well, how much do we have?
We have enough to get you east. Don't worry.
- And then? - And then you howl at the moon.
Look, Travis will be here. We'll go.
- You sure? - Nick. He's coming.
Okay.
Come back.
As soon as this settles down, we move.
Go back the way we came, get to the truck, and go home.
We're going to go back to Madison's after this?
- Yeah. - Why can't we just leave? Just us.
Chris...
- Damn. - They're breaking in.
- Huh? - They're breaking in next door.
Well, we're safe here.
- They won't come in. - How do you know?
What are they going to steal, combs?
The police will sort it in an hour or two tops.
You said that two hours ago.
Could I use your phone again?
I'll get it.
Thank you.
Hey.
Put that back.
Thank you.
There's more than combs here, you know.
I know. I was just trying to make...
Make your boy believe everything is going to be fine.
What happens if what's out there gets in here?
We run.
Where?
In different directions.
Dad.
- What? - The wall's getting hot.
We've got to go.
We get out of here, we stay close, get to the truck.
Okay.
Do not get away from me.
Okay.
Okay, everybody together.
Go!
Go, go, go! Go, go, go!
Daniel!
Dad? Dad!
This way!
- Really? - Yep.
- I'm the top hat. - Car.
Shoe.
Dad was always the shoe.
Daddy wouldn't mind.
- Do you want to be the thimble? - No.
- I'm the car. - The car. All right.
- Thanks. Who wants to go first? - Youngest to oldest.
I'm going to wipe the floor with you guys. I can feel it.
This game's evil, dude. Kindergarten capitalism.
- Yeah. - Shut up and roll.
Help me up, man. Help me up.
- Yeah! - Ghetto Christmas!
Go, go!
Stop it! Stop it!
Watch your head.
Mama! Mama!
Griselda!
Dad!
Oh, God! Help! Help! Help!
- Lift up! Lift up! - She's stuck! Be careful!
Let's go.
- Be careful! - Go to the truck.
- Open the back tray. - It's okay. It's okay.
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
Alright, stay with me.
- Talk to her. Talk to her. - Go!
Hey, where are you going?
Come at me! You can't do anything to me!
Careful, careful. You're hurting her.
I know, sorry. Talk to her.
We need a doctor, Trav.
All right, all right.
One, two, three, four, five,
and that's Boardwalk.
- Oh, my God. - And I will buy that, please.
All right, all right.
- 400 dollars... - Boardwalk sold.
- Here you go. Hey, hey. - Calm down. Play fair.
- Do not treat the banker like that. - Thank you.
And that's the pair.
You always get all the good ones.
Oh, look at that. I'm crushing you guys. You're pathetic.
Mom.
How long are we going to wait?
We can go to sleep soon.
I can't sleep if I'm waiting for someone to come home.
Having a major case of déjà vu right now.
Governors in 11 states have declared a state of emergency
and requested the assistance of the National Guard
to quell riots and protests...
What's wrong, Dad?
Someone, please, my wife needs help!
What the hell is going on?
Please! Help us!
Keep them back! Maintain the perimeter.
We will shoot!
Whoa! Get down! Get down!
Is everyone okay? You all right back there?
Talk to her.
What's plan B, Liza?
Another hospital.
No, they will all be like that.
Is there somewhere I can drop you? I want to help.
Like I helped you?
I just saved you from... It doesn't matter.
- Is there somewhere I can take you? - Take us with you.
- To my house? - Yes.
I'll call my cousin, he'll come and get us, and then we will be even.
Stop keeping score.
I was not the one to start.
Dad?
So, what do we do if he doesn't come back?
It's been like six hours. How bad can traffic be?
- Alicia, will you put the game away? - Mom, I don't really want to...
You know the rules. Loser puts the game away.
All right, I'm going.
Mom, you know what's out there. We can't stay here.
- I'm not trying to be an asshole. - Good.
- He went to get his ex-wife. - He went to get his son.
- Yes, his family. I'm just saying... - We're his family. He'll come home.
Maybe he went home.
You know that thing you were saying about not being an asshole?
- I'm sorry. I just don't... - It's happening again.
Is it Mr. Dawson?
I don't see anything.
Okay, we need to get away from the windows.
- Tell Alicia what's out there. - No, she hasn't seen anything.
She might not have to.
Alicia, come on down here.
Nick?
Don't open it!
It's the dog. It's just the dog. Hey, hey. Hey, it's okay. It's okay.
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Hey, hey, hey.
What is that?
Is... Is he hurt?
I don't think that's his blood.
The Trans have a gun - a shotgun. I tried to steal it once.
Alicia, stay close. Don't stop.
Here, Mom.
Come on, come on.
Okay. Okay.
Okay, follow me.
Nick.
Susan? Patrick?
- Okay, they're not here. - Okay.
Susan?
- I've got it. I've got it. - Oh, Jesus.
Okay, we need shells. Grab that.
Whoa, careful. Give it to me.
- Okay, are there any more? - I don't know.
Mom? Mom?
Someone's inside our house.
What?
Here, Mom. Here, Mom! Mom! Move it. Load it. Load it.
Watch out. Stand back.
Careful.
- Mom. - Okay, we'll just stay here.
We'll just stay here.
No. No, no, no. It's Travis. No!
- Oh, my God. - It might not be him.
Damn. It's him. Here, take this! Take this!
Travis!
Madison.
Maddy?
- I asked you to wait in the car. - We're staying with you.
Looks like no one's here, Dad.
The car is still in the driveway. They've got to be here.
- Left, left. - Travis!
- Okay, right, left. - Travis!
- Dad? - Get back.
Travis...
Liza, get Chris in the car now.
Get out of here.
Peter?
Hey, you're sick. Peter, come on. It's Travis.
- Dad, what are you doing? - Get out of here! Go!
- Dad! - Chris!
Travis?
Help!
Travis? Give me the gun.
The shells... Where are the shells?
All right. Leave it, leave it. Let's go.
Travis, no!
Dad!
- Dad! - Peter, stop!
- Travis! - No, put the gun down!
Move!
What did you do?
- Get off! - Alicia!
- Alicia, give me your hand! - Get off me!
Give me your hand.
Alicia!
Just get off me!
Chris! Chris!
- I was trying to save you, Alicia! - Calm down.
- Dad, you calm down! - Chris!
What's wrong with Su-su?
Susan?
Oh, my God. Susan.
- She's sick. - Was she bitten?
- I can't tell. - She's not sick.
She's dead.
That's... That's not Matt.
He... He's not like that.
Mom, Matt's not like that.
- That's not him! That's not Matt! - Why would you say that?
Because it's the truth.
Hey, let me see.
- Mom can fix it. - Come on.
You know how many times I've had my nose broken?
- Yeah. Mom can fix it. - Come on. Let me help.
Yeah.
No...
Alright.
Hold on.
Yep.
I don't think it's broken.
What was wrong with that man, Dad?
That woman...?
People are getting sick.
Will we?
You're going to be alright.
We all will be.
Okay?
Come on. We need to talk to everyone.
How's she doing?
Have you got anything I can give her for the pain?
Nothing stronger than aspirin.
The phone is in the kitchen if you need to make that call.
I did.
My cousin is coming to pick us up in the morning.
We'll set up your mom in one of the bedrooms, okay?
- Thank you. - Aren't we leaving?
Yeah, yeah, we will. In the morning.
No, Travis, we have to go. We're packed. We're ready.
- We were waiting for you. - Can we talk in the kitchen?
No. This thing is getting worse, not better. It's not safe.
- I think Travis is... - No, it's not your...
I don't want to stay. I don't... I want to go.
- Look. - I want to go. I don't want to stay.
Hold on. It's dark. We don't even know if the freeway is passable.
- You want us to wait here? - We'd be blind. It's dangerous.
- And this isn't? - The doors are locked.
We'll ride it out for the night, okay?
We'll take care of each other. Trust me, Maddy.
We'll leave in the morning.
If we're staying, you have to take care of Peter.
You can get gas from the truck.
For what?
To burn him.
No.
If you burn him, the sickness will not spread.
We don't know how it spreads.
I understand.
You knew this man.
Yeah, I did.
He didn't deserve this.
It's true what you said.
They don't die.
They keep coming back.
What?
It's good, what you're doing -
helping that woman, Griselda.
I'm not helping her.
Yes, you are, Liza. Give yourself a break.
I gave myself a break, Travis, for a long time.
It turns out I can do a lot more things than I thought I could.
I know. I mean, I always knew it.
No... You always said it.
If I had seven years now, I could go to med school, be a doctor.
It's too bad,
because that's what she needs.
Forget the fractures, the lacerations...
When the foot was crushed, the tissue began to die.
And it will die.
Infection will poison her blood.
- Her organs will fail. - It won't come to that.
Oh, yeah?
Who's going to stop it? You?
You can't fix everything, Travis.
Well, you know what? I'm relieved.
I thought it would be awkward having two wives in the house.
What's happening? What is this?
Something to survive.
Okay, so, we should go with them tomorrow, then.
No.
We don't know what's happening. We can't handle this on our own.
I can handle it.
Papa, we need help. They can help us.
Papa?
This is the wrong time to be in someone else's debt.
They are not family.
Family... Like your cousin?
- Hey. - Please go to sleep.
Include me, please.
You said to me that all our family is buried in El Salvador.
- Your mother needs help... - Yes.
This home is perfect for her to rest.
And tomorrow?
Mother will still need help.
- What will we do then? - Calm down. I know where to go.
Papa...
We must go with them.
Don't fight your father on this.
He always does the best for us. Trust him.
It was your idea not to teach her Spanish.
Hey, angel.
Where did you get the pills?
I went back to school.
- Cops hadn't cleared out the locker. - Smart girl.
I'm going to take enough to get Nick set in the desert.
- I'll give the rest to that woman. - Griselda? Good.
Hey...
...I had to bring them.
Of course. She was hurt.
No.
They took us in, Maddy.
I'm sorry about what Daniel did.
He had to.
I thought I lost you.
No.
You didn't lose me.
You're never going to lose me.
I won't leave you again.
Who can sleep, right?
Look, I don't want to cause problems.
Madison, I know we're not friends.
I'm saying this to you as a mother.
We should support each other, you and me.
The kids need it.
- They need reassurance right now... - I need something from you.
That woman outside - that's Susan.
She watched my kids when I went to work...
...took care of me after my husband died.
She sounds like a good friend.
She was.
And if I ever end up like her, I need you to take care of it.
Don't make Travis do it.
It would break him.
Morning, Susan.
These barrels have a cylinder - bore choke -
for a wider spread of the ammo.
This is the brake.
- Okay. - You load here.
Thank you.
These are number 8 birdshot.
These are double-ought buck.
Those will stop something.
Okay.
- Feeling better? - What are you doing?
- He's showing me the gun. - Finish packing the truck.
- It's not a big deal. - Chris.
Go.
The more the boy knows, the safer he'll be.
I didn't see the harm, Travis.
You know how I feel about guns.
The gun doesn't care how you feel about it.
That's enough.
You ready to go?
Cars are loaded, yeah.
I have one more thing to do.
Susan.
Maddy.
I was wondering where her husband is...
...wondering what it would have been like if you'd come home
and found me like this.
When he comes home and finds her...
- I didn't find you like that. - You think Patrick is dead already?
Do you think he just...
...left and never came home?
I don't know.
What is she?
She's Susan.
She's your friend.
All the more reason.
- She's dead. - We don't know that.
- I do. - We don't know anything yet.
What if there's even the smallest chance that she can be helped?
It's not your call.
Give it to me before you do something that can't be undone.
Madison.
Weak.
I need a couple more.
Mom.
Please.
Is that all we have?
I gave the rest to Griselda.
Why?
She needs it.
Mom, she's a stranger.
- She's in pain. - So am I.
I know.
I'm going to help.
I don't need you, Mom. I need my medicine.
- They're leaving. - Good.
This is insane. Papa, we have to go with them.
No.
Tell me what you're afraid of.
Nothing.
You're being stubborn, paranoid. You're hurting Mama.
I'm protecting her and you.
She needs the nurse.
I know Travis will let us go with him if we ask.
Once they're gone, I will go out and get a doctor.
- He will come and treat your mother. - How? Where will you find a doctor?
Your father and I have been in worse situations.
We are alive.
Mama.
These are good people.
Good people are the first ones to die.
Alicia!
Come on. We're going.
Alicia, come on.
- I heard you. - Let's go.
I had to pee.
Patrick.
Patrick. Wait!
No. No, no, no!
Susan!
I'm home.
Oh, man. The airport's shut down.
I drove all the way from Salt Lake.
I tried to call you, but...
Susan!
Patrick! Patrick!
Don't touch her.
- That's not your wife. - What happened, Susan?
What's your name, sir?
- Travis Manawa. - This is your residence?
- Yes, my girlfriend's house. - And what's your name, ma'am?
Madison Clark.
How many occupants?
Nine... Nine altogether.
Big family.
Names, please? I've got Travis Manawa and Madison Clark.
Nicholas Clark, Alicia Clark, Elizabeth Ortiz, Christopher Manawa.
Daniel Salazar, Griselda Salazar, Ofelia Salazar.
Okay, make sure that everyone in your family stays inside.
Where did you take my neighbor, Patrick Tran?
Your neighbor was covered in the infected's blood.
- It was his wife's blood. - That wasn't his wife anymore.
Is the blood contagious? Is that how it happens?
- Was anyone in this house exposed? - No.
What's that?
Our dog died.
Sorry to hear that.
The cavalry has arrived.
It's going to get better now.
It's already too late.