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but I'm not in shock.
I'll be in the ball room.
I'm getting off this ship.
Jess, f***! Don't you see that this
is all just in your mind?
Jess! Ships don't just magically
appear out of nowhere.
They have skippers. I mean,
in your world right now they don't.
My world is waiting outside school
for his mother to pick him up.
Don't talk to me about my world.
Jess. Jess, I'm sorry.
Is that blood?
Babe, come on, we're supposed
to meet them in the theater.
Heather!
Oh, my God. Sh*t.
Sally. Sal, come on.
Let's just go to the theater.
Downey, I can't see anymore blood.
I don't think she's in here.
To be honest with you, I don't think
she's even on the ship.
Okay. So whose blood was that?
Hello?
Downey? Sally?
Victor. What happened?
Oh, my God.
Stay with me, Greg.
Stay with me, man.
Stay with me, man.
No. No!
You f***ing b*tch!
You shot him!
What?
He said you shot him.
I didn't!
F***ing liar!
I wasn't even with Greg!
He's dead! He's dead!
Look!
God, you're a b*tch!
Get your hands off him!
I didn't do it!
I was with Victor.
Someone attacked him.
Someone?
You think I did it?
Why did you tell us
to come to the theater?
I didn't. L...
Sally, I didn't.
I didn't.
My God, you're a f***ing skitso.
Sally, no.
Sally!
No!
Downey!
Let it go. Let it go.
No!
Don't shoot. Please.
Please, don't shoot. Please.
I have a son.
I have a son.
Sh*t.
Who are you? Tell me!
Who are you?
What the f*** are you saying?
It's the only way to get home.
What?
You have to kill them.
Kill them! Kill them!
Kill them!
Over here.
Come on. Hey!
Help us, please!
Help!
Hey. Hey.
Help us!
Please!
There, there. Over there.
I can see somebody.
Please!
Hello?
Looks like they decided
to scratch the welcome.
Let's go to the bridge.
We'll get the captain to put a call
out to the coast guard.
Hello!
Hello?
Where the f*** is everybody?
Do you even know
where we're going?
Well, we're just, just walking
for the sake of it.
You all right?
I feel like I know this place.
I recognize this corridor.
Liners, they look pretty similar.
No, that's not it.
Jess, come on.
This is the same ship.
This thing's old.
Yeah. 1932.
It is the same.
Here's where we boarded.
Yeah. Aeolus.
Aeolus.
Aeotus was the Greek god of the winds
and the father of Sisyphus,
the man condemned by the gods
to the task of pushing a rock up a mountain
only to have it
roll back down again.
That's a shitty punishment.
What did he do?
He cheated Death. No, he made
a promise to Death that he didn't keep.
I studied him and I can't remember.
Can we just keep on moving?
Hello?
Heather?
Hello!
Heather!
Heather!
Sally. Please. I don't
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