Mrs. Kelb
You are going to die tonight.
Mrs. Kelb
Did Ana whisper Klamsa at that?
Mrs. Kelb
Because now I’m telling the truth.
Mrs. Kelb
You are both infected. You are both going to die.
Gina
Where is my Aunt Kate?
Mrs. Kelb
She can’t help you. And she was never honest with you.
Mrs. Kelb
She’s lied to you about everything.
Mrs. Kelb
Everything that happened in Poland.
Mrs. Kelb
You want to know what happened to your parents?
Gina
They got this disease and died of it?
Gina
That’s what Kate told me.
Mrs. Kelb
Of course, she did. And that was a lie.
Mrs. Kelb
Remember Kate didn’t even tell you they were dead right away?
Mrs. Kelb
It took her a week to give you that.
Gina
She was trying to protect me.
Gina
And she was pretty broken up herself.
Mrs. Kelb
That means you can’t trust her.
Mrs. Kelb
But, my dear, you can trust me.
Mrs. Kelb
They were exposed to the disease in an infected village.
Mrs. Kelb
Then they sealed it off and killed everyone inside, including themselves.
Mrs. Kelb
They torched the place down to the ashes.
Mrs. Kelb
They were brave and selfless. Doesn’t that sound like them?
Mrs. Kelb
Always running towards trouble, disease.
Mrs. Kelb
Of course, they’d sacrifice themselves.
Mrs. Kelb
It’s who they are. Who you are.
Mrs. Kelb
They saved millions of lives.
Mrs. Kelb
That’s what we need from you right now.
Mrs. Kelb
There are sleeping pills in the medicine cabinet.
Mrs. Kelb
You can go peacefully. You and Ana.
Gina
I don’t believe you.
Mrs. Kelb
I’m sure you’ve looked it up. The disease.
Mrs. Kelb
It wasn’t something we could contain.
Mrs. Kelb
It didn’t behave like an ordinary disease.
Gina
Maybe I’m not infected.
Mrs. Kelb
It’s not a risk we can take.
Mrs. Kelb
Like I said before — you are going to die today.
Mrs. Kelb
It’s not that bad to take sleeping pills.
Mrs. Kelb
Take the whole bottle.
Mrs. Kelb
You’ll get very tired. And that’ll be the end of it.
Gina
You’re killing your own daughter, too?
Mrs. Kelb
Do you understand the alternative?
Mrs. Kelb
Cities – entire nations - destroyed.
Mrs. Kelb
Casualties in the millions. Or billions.
Mrs. Kelb
And we wouldn’t even be saving you and Ana.
Mrs. Kelb
All we’d be doing for you would be condemning you both to a horrible death.
Mrs. Kelb
The disease destroys your lungs, rots out your skin.
Mrs. Kelb
But you stay lucid and alive to feel it the whole time.
Mrs. Kelb
If we tried to save you, we’d be giving you that.
Mrs. Kelb
Instead of a peaceful overdose.
Mrs. Kelb
And if you do it yourself, you’ll be a hero.
Mrs. Kelb
A hero, like your parents.
Gina
I don’t believe you.
Gina
I think you killed my parents.
Mrs. Kelb
No, we begged them not to do it.
Mrs. Kelb
Your Aunt Kate and my husband and me.
Mrs. Kelb
We begged them to reconsider.
Mrs. Kelb
But your parents were stronger than we were.
Mrs. Kelb
And now I understand them. I understand why they did what they did.
Mrs. Kelb
You can’t trade the tiny chance that a friend, a niece, or even a daughter will survive.
Mrs. Kelb
Not if the alternative is a pandemic — that would kill millions.
Gina
So you expect me to kill myself - and your daughter - with these?!
Gina
Why do I smell gasoline?
Mrs. Kelb
Because my husband sprayed the house with gasoline.
Mrs. Kelb
Regardless of how you die, the house will need to be incinerated.
Gina
Where is my Aunt Kate? I want to talk to her. Now!
Mrs. Kelb
She’s not making sense right now. But I assure you —
Mrs. Kelb
When all this is over, she’ll agree with me.
Gina
What the hell does that mean? And why do I smell smoke??
Gina
OMG – you’re burning the place down?!
Mrs. Kelb
You still have time. Take the pills.
Gina
You’re killing your own daughter!!
Mrs. Kelb
The two of you are already dead.
Mrs. Kelb
We are saving millions of lives.
Mrs. Kelb
Please just take the pills.
Mrs. Kelb
I want you to feel good about yourself.
Gina
What does that even mean??! You are completely insane!
Mrs. Kelb
Your mother called us you know…
Mrs. Kelb
When it was just the two of them left inside – your mom and your dad.
Mrs. Kelb
Everyone else was already dead. They were just about to finish the job.
Mrs. Kelb
I could hear it in her voice — the pride, the certainty.
Mrs. Kelb
She said to me: I pity those who will never have the chance to do something great.
Gina
Aunt Kate. Are you there?
Gina
I’m at least a mile away from the house now.
Gina
I heard gunshots as I left. The house was burning.
Gina
They tried to kill me. They’re crazy.
Aunt Kate
Where are you now?
Gina
I’m in the woods. Pretty far in.
Aunt Kate
Stay there. I’ll come to you.
Gina
Where are the Kelbs?
Aunt Kate
I’ve taken care of them.
Gina
Am I going to get sick?
Aunt Kate
Don’t worry about that.
Aunt Kate
We’ll stay far away from people.
Aunt Kate
If we survive, the disease should end with us.
Gina
What do I do about the child?
Aunt Kate
You brought the child?!
Gina
I couldn’t leave her! She would have burned to death.
Aunt Kate
You’re carrying her with you now?
Aunt Kate
Is there something nearby like a rock?
Gina
Are you still there?
Gina
I hope you’re all right.
Gina
I found an old barn out here in the woods.
Gina
Kept us dry. Then I got sick.
Gina
It’s a strange disease. You see things and you hear things.
Gina
For a while I felt like I was buried deep in the earth.
Gina
I thought I was probably dead.
Gina
But I knew I’d be able to trust you, if I got out.
Gina
I kept hearing something: Zabije wszystkich.
Gina
I don’t know what it means.
Gina
I think Ana was whispering it to me.
Gina
Or maybe I imagined it.
Gina
Then I feel like I saw the words—painted in the sky.
Gina
I don’t know how she survived.
Gina
I was out for three days, maybe four?
Gina
I brought water and a loaf of bread.
Gina
She hasn’t touched the bread.
Gina
But she looks good. Better than I do, I’m sure.
Gina
I feel all right, but — not exactly normal.
Gina
Please tell me you’re all right.
Gina
Aunt Kate! Where are you? Are you all right??
Aunt Kate
I’m sorry. This is not Kate Sullivan.
Aunt Kate
We recovered this phone from the crime scene.
Gina
What crime scene? Where is my Aunt Kate?!
Aunt Kate
This is her niece, Gina?
Aunt Kate
Keep your phone on, and we’ll locate you.
Gina
Ok… But please tell me where my Aunt Kate is?!
Aunt Kate
Your aunt was involved in a triple homicide.
Aunt Kate
We believe that she killed Mr. And Mrs. Kelb…
Aunt Kate
And then took her own life.
Aunt Kate
Had she been acting strange lately?
Aunt Kate
Showing signs of mental illness?
Gina
No, nothing like that at all.
Aunt Kate
Well, clearly she was deeply delusional.
Gina
She was the most sensible person I’ve ever known.
Aunt Kate
I’ll let you see what she was thinking, just before she killed the Kelbs.
Aunt Kate
These are texts that never got through to you:
Aunt Kate
The child is the disease. She will destroy us all.
Aunt Kate
Kill her now, while you have the strength.
Aunt Kate
It’s the small children who can’t be stopped.
Aunt Kate
I’ll come to you.
Aunt Kate
If we survive together, the disease should end with us.
Aunt Kate
But we must kill Ana!
Aunt Kate
This is what was going through her mind.
Aunt Kate
Clearly she was not well.
Aunt Kate
How long has she been like this?
Aunt Kate
Gina, are you still there?
Aunt Kate
I understand this may be a lot to take in right now.
Aunt Kate
We’ll have your location soon and we can pick you up.
Aunt Kate
You said that the child is with you?
Aunt Kate
We have your location now.
Aunt Kate
It shouldn’t be long until someone can pick you up.
Aunt Kate
Are you all right?
Aunt Kate
What are you saying?
Aunt Kate
You will kill everyone?
Aunt Kate
That’s what you’re saying to a police officer?
Aunt Kate
After your aunt just committed a triple homicide?
Aunt Kate
What does this mean, Gina?
Aunt Kate
Why are you saying that Gina is gone?
Aunt Kate
Where is she? Where are you??
Aunt Kate
Then who is this?
