Maze Runner: The Death Cure Page #3

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chances are the city is, too.

Yeah, unless they figured out

some other way

to keep the Cranks out.

Funny...

Spent three years

trapped behind walls,

trying to break out,

and now we wanna

break back in.

Yeah. It's hilarious.

Jorge, how do we get in?

Don't look at me, hermano.

Those walls are new.

I guess that's WICKED's

answer for everything.

Well, we ain't gonna

figure it out from up here.

Let's go!

You really think

he's in there?

I guess we'll find out.

You know she's

gonna be there, too.

We just have to make sure

we have the resources.

And I'll keep in touch.

Excuse me.

Are you ready?

It'll be fine.

People are beginning

to lose faith, Doctor.

When you sealed off the walls,

you assured us

that it would only be

a temporary precaution.

Why have you now

denied all entry?

Because things are changing.

And not for the better.

Infection rates were up 300%.

Fortunately,

we may be on the verge

of a breakthrough.

This is Subject A7.

He spent over three years

in the Maze Trials.

The antibodies

produced in response

have been the strongest

we've ever seen.

We're extracting

a new serum as we speak.

And with your support,

we'd like to begin

human trials.

Thank you, Doctor.

That is very impressive.

But we have been

down this road before.

Frankly, we are all beginning

to wonder if...

If our resources couldn't be

better spent elsewhere.

- Meaning?

- Safe zones.

Protected areas

like the one we're in.

We could save

as many people as possible.

How many?

A thousand?

Two thousand?

And that's assuming

your protected areas

stay protected,

which we know they won't.

The infected already outnumber

the healthy three-to-one.

All you'd be doing

is delaying the inevitable.

Have any of you ever lost

someone to the virus?

A niece.

Anna.

I'm sorry we weren't

able to help her.

But imagine if we were able

to live with the virus.

To survive it.

Imagine being able

to tell Anna

that you could give her the

chance to live a normal life.

We've never been

this close to a cure.

And we've sacrificed a lot

to get this far.

Please,

don't let those sacrifices

be for nothing.

Nicely done.

They can be a tough crowd.

You handled them perfectly.

"Delaying the inevitable."

Thomas used to say

the same about us.

Do you still think about him?

I can help you with that,

those memories.

There's no reason

to keep holding on to them.

It's a simple procedure.

There is a reason.

I want to remember.

If we find a cure,

that's the only way all this

was worth it.

I hope you're right.

This place has really

gone through hell.

We just gotta stay together.

We are the voice

of the voiceless!

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