The Last Man Page #4
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I'm scared.
Which is it, that I don't know you,
or that you're scared?
Maybe it's your big underwear.
It was a joke.
Alan. I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Please, give me some time.
I just need
Look, Sarah.
I knew this would happen.
I'm sorry.
We just have to accept that--
that we only have each other.
But that's okay.
We'll be fine.
Don't ever leave me.
Alan:
Well, Sarah and II guess things don't always flow
exactly the way you plan,
which is why you shouldn't plan.
But it's very clear that
she's attracted underneath.
So if she needs some time
to tap into her feelings for me,
that's fine.
As the Chetabi say,
"If you want to fence in a goat,
give it plenty of grazing land."
Still...
I'm not sure why I have
to sleep out here for now.
The whole thing
is very confusing.
What is it she needs
to figure out?
Sure, I've got my problems...
I sweat a lot, can't deny it;
love handles, yeah,
I've got those;
but...
I am the last guy
on Earth, okay?
Is love, sweet love
It's the only thing
That there's just
too little of
Is love, sweet love.
Alan:
Know thatjust the sound--
Oh my God! Stop! Stop! !
Man:
Hey...thanks for stopping.
Hi.
Yeah,
I'm glad you guys stopped.
I wasn't getting any rides.
My name's Raphael.
Rides?
He doesn't know.
A nerve agent?
Sarah:
No.It was something bigger.
It was God,
I think, starting over.
How come I survived?
I don't know.
- Are you allergic to ragweed?
- No.
Do you take zinc?
Yeah.
There's a reason
for everything.
Jesus.
My mom...
and my brother Todd...
we had this whole plan
to build our own putt-putt
goIf course out in Oregon.
I was on my way there.
I never got
to meet Roy Orbison.
He...
actually died before all this.
What?
- Are you all right?
- I guess.
Maybe I just need
a minute alone,
- as retarded as that sounds.
- It's okay.
I'm okay.
Jeez, that's pretty good.
It'll be like camping forever.
Well, that's true.
That's one way
of looking at it.
Will you stay with us?
I will never leave.
Alan:
There's been a new development.
We discovered a third person.
His name is Raphael.
We saw him hitchhiking
and immediately stopped.
Shockingly, he didn't know
what had happened.
He was a little shy
of the casualties at first,
but quickly nicknamed
them "grippers."
the best of things,
although I admit
I have some concerns.
without getting frustrated--
not that it could be challenged
at this point.
But he seems like a good guy.
I don't expect any surprises.
Still, on the way home,
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