[SPEAKER_00] Oh, opnemen. Nee.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar, weet ik veel.
[SPEAKER_00] Do you have money in the other one?
[SPEAKER_00] Don't create a new so good scary. I guess it's scary
[SPEAKER_00] After months away, John Marston has returned to his loved ones.
[SPEAKER_00] While trying to rebuild his ranch and win back the trust of his family,
[SPEAKER_00] Marston awaits whatever life will throw at him.
[SPEAKER_00] As he drives home one evening from an errand,
[SPEAKER_00] he ponders whether a man can ever escape his past.
[SPEAKER_00] He is a man who is ready for anything.
[SPEAKER_00] Almost anything.
[SPEAKER_00] Damn?
[SPEAKER_00] Mother.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, I'm sorry.
[SPEAKER_00] I meant to say, damn this awful son I've raised with his half-pollutant ways
[SPEAKER_00] and his shame that his mother swears like a sailor and sews like a blind man.
[SPEAKER_00] Is that better, your lordship?
[SPEAKER_00] Much better, mother dearest.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, good. I'm so glad, my darling.
[SPEAKER_00] When you've finished your uni-
[SPEAKER_00] University education and are far too good to even acknowledge my existence when we pass on the street
[SPEAKER_00] And you gently kick me aside and beg an old crow out of the way with your highly polished boot
[SPEAKER_00] Well think of me kindly at least will you my son?
[SPEAKER_00] I'll try to mother. I think that woman. I just kicked that used to be my dear old potty mouth mom
[SPEAKER_00] Maybe I should bother to kick her harder
[SPEAKER_00] How I am so proud of you
[SPEAKER_00] often now father's here maybe he can beat some sense into you something funny's going on out
[SPEAKER_00] there damn dog's gone crazy and wolves howling and birds flying well it's just a storm john
[SPEAKER_00] maybe uncle make it back yet i thought he was with you off drinking in the field
[SPEAKER_00] I mean, working, as you call it now.
[SPEAKER_00] He went into town a few hours ago
[SPEAKER_00] after we busted that hammer working out in the meadow.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, he's probably holed up in some place of ill repute
[SPEAKER_00] waiting for the passing of the storm.
[SPEAKER_00] I hope so.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, that old man can take care of himself.
[SPEAKER_00] I know.
[SPEAKER_00] Funny feeling I got.
[SPEAKER_00] Safe and early.
[SPEAKER_00] You call it psychic, Paul?
[SPEAKER_00] Either that, or I ate something funny.
[SPEAKER_00] Knowing your mother's cooking, seems more than likely.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, talking about food, who's ready for some poisoning?
[SPEAKER_00] Me, my darling.
[SPEAKER_00] I am starving.
[SPEAKER_00] What you reading?
[SPEAKER_00] Just some book about monsters.
[SPEAKER_00] Tell me about it
[SPEAKER_00] It's kind of dumb that should suit me just fine
[SPEAKER_00] well
[SPEAKER_00] It's all about in ancient times how Aztec warriors worship the Sun
[SPEAKER_00] But during full moons some of them worship the moon instead
[SPEAKER_00] And upset the equilibrium of things
[SPEAKER_00] so anyway
[SPEAKER_00] What it involves is there's this one guy
[SPEAKER_00] out that leaves him all alone so anyways since there ain't no cure the brave man
[SPEAKER_00] has to kill everybody which is absolutely disgusting and completely
[SPEAKER_00] unbelievable it's getting late yes we're not gonna see uncle
[SPEAKER_00] till morning. Come on then, Abigail. Jack, get yourself to bed, boy. Try to get some
[SPEAKER_00] sleep. Ain't you worried about Uncle? Sure, but he'll have to wait till morning just like
[SPEAKER_00] any other man would in his shoes. Good night, son. Don't stay up reading too late.
[SPEAKER_00] you okay old man you don't look so good what is going on with you to get my gun
[SPEAKER_00] YOU DUMB SON OF A BITCH! STOP!
[SPEAKER_00] NOBODY PUTS THEIR HANDS ON MY WIFE!
[SPEAKER_00] I CAN'T BELIEVE I HAD TO KILL THAT POOR BASTARD!
[SPEAKER_00] Well, you okay, darling?
[SPEAKER_00] You okay?
[SPEAKER_00] Abigail.
[SPEAKER_00] Abigail.
[SPEAKER_00] I don't feel so great.
[SPEAKER_00] Jack, get out here!
[SPEAKER_00] Now!
[SPEAKER_00] Good Lord, what's happened?
[SPEAKER_00] Mama?
[SPEAKER_00] Careful, boy.
[SPEAKER_00] Mama.
[SPEAKER_00] Stay right there, the pair of you.
[SPEAKER_00] Don't make...
[SPEAKER_00] Don't make me no widower now!
[SPEAKER_00] Now stay there while I deal with your half-witted s-
[SPEAKER_00] Son, if you act like a child, I'll treat you like one.
[SPEAKER_00] I don't know what the hell's gotten into you sick crazy bastards or what I've done to you, but I'm going to get help
[SPEAKER_00] Stay calm
[SPEAKER_00] As calm as you can see
[SPEAKER_00] as both of you seem to have gotten a little excited.
[SPEAKER_00] Probably just a fever.
[SPEAKER_00] Jack, be kind to your mother.
[SPEAKER_00] Abigail, teach the boy right from wrong.
[SPEAKER_00] Both of you, stop biting chunks out of people.
[SPEAKER_00] Be back as soon as I can.
[SPEAKER_00] I will never play Dead Islands again.
[SPEAKER_00] Thank you for watching.
[SPEAKER_00] Thank you.
[SPEAKER_00] Where the hell is everyone?
[SPEAKER_00] Master Marston, sir! Marston!
[SPEAKER_00] professor what are you doing here i thought you went back to yale i did but i came back
[SPEAKER_00] for another round of research and now all hell is quite literally broken loose
[SPEAKER_00] i'm a man of science a man of great learning a thinker a wise man and i'll be honest with you
[SPEAKER_00] sir i haven't got a fucking clue why that dandy what should we do well i suggest we try to find
[SPEAKER_00] other survivors band together and
[SPEAKER_00] Find a cure, or fight to the death trying.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, that sounds great and all, but I'm just peachy.
[SPEAKER_00] But I'm not sure that I'm cut out for such shenanigans.
[SPEAKER_00] I was thinking more that finding a horse and riding back to the civilized north at the speed of knots
[SPEAKER_00] before writing a paper on the events from the comfort of my study.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm a scientist after all, right?
[SPEAKER_00] I mean, I can't do much science if I'm some bloodshot dervish's lunch, can I?
[SPEAKER_00] Much as I would like.
[SPEAKER_00] Your sense of duty is very impressive, Professor.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm going to search the back street for survivors.
[SPEAKER_00] No, no, perhaps staying with you would be safer.
[SPEAKER_00] Could you just wait a sec here, would you please?
[SPEAKER_00] I'm going to wander down that lonely, deserted street and get my bag.
[SPEAKER_00] Wait, you should stay with me, Professor.
[SPEAKER_00] You haven't got a gun.
[SPEAKER_00] No, no, it's okay. There's no need to worry.
[SPEAKER_00] Everyone's already dead.
[SPEAKER_00] I left my stuff with Mr. Nastass.
[SPEAKER_00] You remember him? Indian fellow, dumb as bricks, but a good sort.
[SPEAKER_00] Okay, well meet me in a couple minutes affirmative a couple of minutes
[SPEAKER_00] Anyone here?
[SPEAKER_00] Hello?
[SPEAKER_00] Anyone here? Come out.
[SPEAKER_00] It's okay. Come out. I don't bite.
[SPEAKER_00] Bad joke. I mean, come out.
[SPEAKER_00] and mine i fear i'm sorry see my mom because she's been dead for three years from the smallpox
[SPEAKER_00] your mama was dead or walk up onto the porch
[SPEAKER_00] a bad man, mister. He weren't. Sure, he liked to drink, but he weren't bad. And sure, he
[SPEAKER_00] liked the company of women, but he weren't bad, mister. He weren't.
[SPEAKER_00] No one deserves to have their blood drunk.
[SPEAKER_00] I mean, he knew how to use his fist. And if a woman spoke out of her place...
[SPEAKER_00] and everything, and when my mama was dying,
[SPEAKER_00] people said that he was lying with her sister,
[SPEAKER_00] but that weren't true, mister, it weren't.
[SPEAKER_00] But you said your mother was dead.
[SPEAKER_00] Her and Mr. Braithwaite.
[SPEAKER_00] He's been dead a year.
[SPEAKER_00] And then yesterday, he walked up that street eating dogs.
[SPEAKER_00] And he loves animals.
[SPEAKER_00] All the dead folk have come back to life, mister.
[SPEAKER_00] Only they ain't happy.
[SPEAKER_00] It's a funny kind of salvation.
[SPEAKER_00] All the dead folk?
[SPEAKER_00] All the folk buried at the cemetery, over by the churchyard.
[SPEAKER_00] My God.
[SPEAKER_00] I want to go have a look.
[SPEAKER_00] You want to come?
[SPEAKER_00] No. I already seen my mama.
[SPEAKER_00] I don't need to see any more of my relatives.
[SPEAKER_00] Here, mister.
[SPEAKER_00] Take this.
[SPEAKER_00] If you can burn them,
[SPEAKER_00] maybe you can put their souls to rest.
[SPEAKER_00] mister you see my uncle mordecai you burn him burn him real good you hear
[SPEAKER_00] Damn it.
[SPEAKER_00] Goodnight, pal.
[SPEAKER_00] You're dead now.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, my family.
[SPEAKER_00] See you next time around.
[SPEAKER_00] I guess it's dumb.
[SPEAKER_00] Sorry, lady.
[SPEAKER_00] A couple things turned out.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, shit.
[SPEAKER_00] Goodbye, Patty.
[SPEAKER_00] Well that didn't go well
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, gee, hey, lend me a hand.
[SPEAKER_00] Dead now.
[SPEAKER_00] Now this
[SPEAKER_00] I hope heaven's better the second time around.
[SPEAKER_00] Something fell!
[SPEAKER_00] Something fell!
[SPEAKER_00] I need some water!
[SPEAKER_00] Things are different now.
[SPEAKER_00] Folks, okay. Oh just fantastic. I just saw my daughter get eaten by some creature sent straight from hell. Thanks for asking
[SPEAKER_00] I'm kind of sorry. I did. Sorry mister forgive my wife
[SPEAKER_00] We've suffered terribly
[SPEAKER_00] What's going on?
[SPEAKER_00] Ain't it always
[SPEAKER_00] just shut the goddamn border or things like this happen my daughter was just
[SPEAKER_00] some satanic demons lunch because of the goddamn government I pay my taxes
[SPEAKER_00] usually I think we may be moving a little off topic here I ain't a wise man
[SPEAKER_00] but I have done a little traveling these creatures ain't like any foreigners I've
[SPEAKER_00] ever seen thanks for the input cowpoke flesh-eating monsters feasting on my
[SPEAKER_00] family and I'm taking it
[SPEAKER_00] about tolerance from a gunslinger.
[SPEAKER_00] What in the world has my life come to?
[SPEAKER_00] And my daddy told me I never should have gotten married.
[SPEAKER_00] This is all your fault, you useless man!
[SPEAKER_00] Not now, Jorine.
[SPEAKER_00] Not this again.
[SPEAKER_00] Your daddy was a bully and a drunk.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, you ain't no kind of man!
[SPEAKER_00] Listen.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm sorry to interrupt your happy reminiscence.
[SPEAKER_00] Is there anything I can do to help?
[SPEAKER_00] Have you got any idea of how we can survive?
[SPEAKER_00] You could try shooting them creatures, you dumb fool.
[SPEAKER_00] Ma'am, it's been a real pleasure.
[SPEAKER_00] Sir, you're a man of great patience.
[SPEAKER_00] Hiding away like a little girl who's wet herself.
[SPEAKER_00] I thought we agreed we should stick together.
[SPEAKER_00] So we're just gonna stay up here till we either starve or have to eat each other?
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, you one of them, mister?
[SPEAKER_00] Do I look like one of them?
[SPEAKER_00] Don't come no closer.
[SPEAKER_00] We made that mistake before, lost half our number.
[SPEAKER_00] I ain't one of them, you fool.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, how do I know?
[SPEAKER_00] They can't speak.
[SPEAKER_00] Well, I ain't taking no chances.
[SPEAKER_00] Kill him, he's one of them.
[SPEAKER_00] No, I ain't.
[SPEAKER_00] Don't take no chances, Silas.
[SPEAKER_00] Have it your way, all right? Listen.
[SPEAKER_00] Ain't coming no closer
[SPEAKER_00] Do you know what's going on?
[SPEAKER_00] It's the glass eye the freak with a glass eye. He calls this no no no it's the snake oil man
[SPEAKER_00] These poor folks have been drugged I blame the Mexicans. They haven't been struck down. We heard a lot of stories mister
[SPEAKER_00] Some say it's a moon some say it's drugs. They don't come no closer now stand back
[SPEAKER_00] Apparently it's worse in New Austin must be where it came from it looks like I'm headed down in New Austin
[SPEAKER_00] Did what?
[SPEAKER_00] You say snake oil. It's the glass. I blame the Mexicans
[SPEAKER_00] Well, at least my husband never took favors from the stargazers Lucille Billingsgate
[SPEAKER_00] How we gonna rebuild America like this see I thought we had it all decided we was gonna be
[SPEAKER_00] and gentle and pay homage to our leader who happens to be me sounds like you
[SPEAKER_00] folks have this all worked out have yourself a fine America and good luck we
[SPEAKER_00] never had that decided we decided we would hold elections and that I would be
[SPEAKER_00] leader you can't even read well I mean gravy I mean folk respect me I am the
[SPEAKER_00] new king Archibald Andrews
[SPEAKER_00] It's me! Now, pay, huh?
[SPEAKER_00] I must be dreaming.
[SPEAKER_00] Bullshit.
[SPEAKER_00] Or I'll shoot your...
[SPEAKER_00] Enough, please. Take it.
[SPEAKER_00] I can be soulless too.
[SPEAKER_00] We got enough problems without stealing off each other.