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00:00:04	WKCC AM Talk Radio.
00:00:09	Bringing you sports and weather
00:00:16	Church leaders blame the rise of hate
00:00:21	...on a militia-like group
00:00:24	One of the most radical and powerful
00:00:26	...claims as its founder, the famed
00:00:49	The last of the great cities died...
00:00:51	... when my father was a child...
00:00:53	... victims of yet another war.
00:00:56	He told of the plagues that followed...
00:00:58	...and how the living hid themselves,
00:01:01	...in hopes of surviving
00:01:04	...conspired to rob them
00:01:08	In those days, he walked alone...
00:01:10	...a solitary witness
00:01:15	The earth itself had fallen victim
00:01:19	He told stories of the 3-year winter...
00:01:21	...and how the dirty snow
00:01:25	He saw the ocean,
00:01:28	And how they watched the sky
00:01:31	...praying for the great lungs
00:01:35	He said it was as if the ocean
00:02:17	Many commuters
00:02:50	Goddamn it, Bill!
00:02:54	You know I need to check it first.
00:03:06	I don't know.
00:03:09	Better than turpentine, Bill.
00:03:14	Tastes about the same.
00:03:17	What do you say?
00:03:19	Your call.
00:03:26	You ain't picky, Bill.
00:03:29	I like that about you.
00:03:35	Things I like about my ass. . .
00:03:38	. . .number 1:
00:03:40	Will settle for turpentine.
00:04:48	We got TV!
00:04:58	We got 147 channels, Bill.
00:05:02	We got everything from. . .
00:05:04	. . .Jesus to Jeopardy .
00:05:07	"Like. . .
00:05:08	. . .sands through the hourglass,
00:05:12	We'll watch that.
00:05:13	...sands through the hourglass,
00:05:16	"Monday. "
00:05:20	"Monday night. "
00:05:22	Monday-night football!
00:05:31	I don't want any trouble.
00:05:35	I bet you don't either.
00:05:40	Let's just call it a draw.
00:06:17	I'm rich!
00:06:54	I know the rule.
00:06:56	It's my rule.
00:06:58	"Avoid civilization at all cost. "
00:07:01	We got to eat, don't we?
00:07:03	Open your mouth.
00:07:06	It's true we haven't done this
00:07:09	. . .for God sakes,
00:07:14	What are you so worried about?
00:07:16	All you got to do is stand there.
00:07:18	I'm the one with all the lines.
00:07:27	Open up.
00:07:29	Awful.
00:07:30	Just awful.
00:07:40	They said, "Fear not, Macbeth. . .
00:07:42	. . .till Birnam Wood. . .
00:07:44	. . .comes to Dunsinane. "
00:07:54	I said. . .
00:07:56	" . . .till Birnam Wood
00:08:02	Thank you.
00:08:07	Arm yourselves!
00:08:20	Arm yourselves.
00:08:24	If the witch's words are true. . .
00:08:25	. . .there'll be no running,
00:08:29	We'll fight. . .
00:08:30	. . .as if our last meal
00:08:45	Tomorrow. . . .
00:08:47	And tomorrow. . . .
00:08:49	Tomorrow.
00:08:51	And the day after that.
00:08:53	Out, brief candle!
00:08:55	Life's but a walking shadow. . .
00:08:58	. . .a poor player who struts. . .
00:09:01	. . .and frets his hour upon a stage. . .
00:09:03	. . .and is heard no more.
00:09:07	It's a tale told by. . . .
00:09:09	Idiot.
00:09:10	A moron. . .
00:09:12	. . .full of sound and fury. . .
00:09:15	. . .signifying. . .
00:09:18	. . .nothing.
00:09:30	But blow, wind!
00:09:31	Come, wrack!
00:09:33	At least we'll die. . .
00:09:36	. . .with the harness off our back!
00:09:47	I want to talk to him.
00:10:00	The children have never seen
00:10:04	They still haven't.
00:10:07	Thank you.
00:10:09	I'm clapping because you stink.
00:10:12	Larry!
00:10:13	I don't think you know how it works.
00:10:15	When I was young, I tried to be
00:10:19	But now I won't die thinking
00:10:23	-Stop it!
00:10:24	How much did you pay to get in?
00:10:28	So bite me.
00:10:30	You were very good.
00:10:33	-Good enough to get something to eat?
00:10:50	Holnists. Goddamn!
00:10:56	Bastards hardly kill anyone lately.
00:11:00	We give them food and supplies.
00:11:03	All the towns do.
00:11:04	I'd just as soon not give them
00:11:45	What are you doing there?
00:11:52	What are you doing?
00:11:59	It's just a game, General Bethlehem.
00:12:01	It's something they saw in a play.
00:12:04	Wait a minute!
00:12:05	A play?
00:12:07	Show me.
00:12:11	It's all right, children.
00:12:16	Arm yourselves.
00:12:18	No running from the witches.
00:12:20	Shakespeare, is it?
00:12:25	I'm sorry I missed it.
00:12:26	We haven't nearly stocked the game
00:12:30	Really?
00:12:35	I'm taking 3 conscripts. . .
00:12:37	. . .from each town!
00:12:39	They will have the honor
00:12:43	. . .until such time as I see fit!
00:12:44	3 men.
00:12:46	Could you do that?
00:12:49	Captain!
00:12:52	All men. . .
00:12:54	. . .between 15 and 50. . .
00:12:56	. . .and of suitable ethnic foundation
00:13:07	General.
00:13:11	No, but keep that.
00:13:30	Acceptable.
00:13:32	Sir?
00:13:33	Acceptable, Captain.
00:13:35	Need some meat on you,
00:13:38	Acceptable.
00:13:54	Mongoloid.
00:13:56	Unacceptable.
00:13:58	I want pure blood.
00:14:01	Someone. . . .
00:14:04	Someone. . . .
00:14:07	-Don't wave.
00:14:11	Someone like. . . .
00:14:23	Like that man!
00:14:37	You don't understand.
00:14:39	You were required to show yourself.
00:14:41	I'm not with them.
00:14:47	Take the mule.
00:16:29	Let's go! Move!
00:16:52	Ten-hut!
00:16:54	I want a line right here.
00:17:08	Welcome, gentlemen,
00:17:11	You have been born again as soldiers
00:17:15	God rest his soul!
00:17:18	The strong have been sapped. . .
00:17:20	. . .by the whimpering propaganda
00:17:23	Men. . .
00:17:25	. . .strong men,
00:17:28	You men have been saved
00:17:31	Redemption. . .
00:17:33	. . .is within your grasp.
00:17:44	You.
00:17:45	What did you do
00:17:48	I had a shovel.
00:17:51	You digged holes.
00:17:54	Now you'll fill them.
00:18:11	And you?
00:18:13	Me?
00:18:15	Is there any question in anyone's mind
00:18:18	Yes, you.
00:18:20	I'm just a performer.
00:18:22	Shakespeare. Stuff like that.
00:18:25	Shakespeare?
00:18:27	He was a writer.
00:18:29	Yes, I know.
00:18:31	I know who Shakespeare was.
00:18:35	"Cry 'Havoc!' . . .
00:18:36	. . .and let slip. . .
00:18:38	. . .the dogs of war. "
00:18:52	Me?
00:18:56	"To be or not to be:
00:18:59	That is the question. "
00:19:12	"We few. . .
00:19:13	. . .we happy few. . .
00:19:15	. . .we band of brothers! "
00:19:35	"Now is the winter of our discontent
00:19:38	. . .by this sun of York. "
00:19:45	You're pretty good.
00:19:53	You're also a fighter.
00:19:58	You are a dangerous man.
00:20:01	Don't you agree?
00:20:02	No disrespect, sir,
00:20:12	A fighter is
00:20:23	Don't you think I should be
00:20:26	Get up.
00:20:27	I said, get up!
00:20:44	You're right.
00:20:47	But you will be.
00:20:49	I'm giving you a chance
00:20:51	. . .that means something.
00:20:52	A life worth living.
00:20:56	-I'm glad to see you.
00:20:58	-I missed you. Kurt, how are you?
00:21:03	-Gretl, what happened to your finger?
00:21:06	-Caught in what?
00:21:21	Thanks.
00:21:25	Did I win?
00:21:30	I tried to tell him.
00:21:34	Say it again.
00:21:37	Say what?
00:21:39	Words you said in town.
00:21:41	About the wind blowing and the rest.
00:21:46	"Blow, wind.
00:21:49	At least we'll die
00:21:53	What's it mean?
00:21:57	"Live free or. . .
00:21:59	. . .die. "
00:22:00	I think.
00:22:03	You're going to watch a movie
00:22:07	But tomorrow. . .
00:22:08	. . .you run in uniform. . .
00:22:10	. . .full packs. . .
00:22:12	...20 miles!
00:22:14	Everybody makes it...
00:22:15	...or nobody eats...
00:22:17	...for the third day in a row!
00:23:13	Everybody up.
00:23:15	You got meat tonight.
00:23:23	Why don't you tell Shakespeare
00:23:29	Mule.
00:23:34	God-awful animal.
00:23:36	Sterile offspring of horse and donkey.
00:23:40	Can you imagine that?
00:23:42	There's no room in the New World
00:23:57	Any man last in line
00:24:09	You show up last. . .
00:24:12	. . .you don't eat!
00:24:20	I'm going to die
00:24:24	That's what they're hoping for.
00:24:28	Shut up! At least you're eating!
00:24:36	You serious?
00:24:47	Good.
00:24:50	This is good!
00:25:24	You want this?!
00:25:27	This is what you want?
00:25:40	Babies!
00:25:48	The hills are alive
00:25:50	With the sound of music
00:26:00	These were supposed to be
00:26:11	The Laws of Eight, gentlemen.
00:26:15	That is the legacy
00:26:18	May he burn in hell.
00:26:20	These are the laws that we live by.
00:26:23	The 8. . .
00:26:24	. . .is our symbol.
00:26:27	Each man will bear it with pride.
00:26:31	Only then will you be part of the clan.
00:26:34	Sit down, gentlemen.
00:26:53	Law One:
00:26:55	You will obey orders without question.
00:27:01	There weren't enough chairs.
00:27:03	I didn't specify chairs.
00:27:07	You disobeyed a direct order.
00:27:10	. . .Law One.
00:27:12	Law Two:
00:27:13	Punishment shall be swift.
00:27:18	Law Three:
00:27:20	Mercy. . .
00:27:22	. . .is for the weak.
00:27:26	Four:
00:27:29	Terror. . .
00:27:31	. . .will defeat reason.
00:27:34	Five:
00:27:36	Your allegiance is to the clan.
00:27:40	Six:
00:27:42	Justice can be dictated.
00:27:45	Seven:
00:27:48	Any clansmen may challenge
00:27:52	Does anyone
00:27:57	On your feet.
00:28:00	Law Eight:
00:28:05	There's only one penalty.
00:28:08	Please!
00:28:29	You will get out of this army
00:28:32	Work and you'll be fed.
00:28:35	Fight and you'll be respected.
00:28:38	Die and you'll be remembered.
00:28:51	You thinking of challenging
00:28:54	No, sir.
00:28:56	I'm a follower. . .
00:28:57	. . .not a leader.
00:28:59	You got a smart mouth. . .
00:29:01	. . .Shakespeare.
00:29:03	You see Colonel Getty
00:29:06	He was the last man ever to challenge.
00:29:08	Fight lasted 6 seconds. . .
00:29:11	. . .but he didn't kill him.
00:29:14	Cut off his tongue. . .
00:29:16	. . .then he cut off his balls.
00:29:18	And old Getty's been following him
00:29:24	Fall out!
00:29:29	The General don't see it. . .
00:29:31	. . .but I say
00:29:54	They're yours?
00:29:59	A solitary man, aren't you?
00:30:02	Binoculars to watch life from a distance
00:30:06	. . .to read about it,
00:30:10	No offense, but you seem
00:30:12	. . .yourself.
00:30:16	If he wishes to rise
00:30:18	. . .a military commander
00:30:22	. . .philosophy and history,
00:30:28	What do you think that I did
00:30:32	Do you think
00:30:34	I sold copying machines.
00:30:37	I was a salesman. . .
00:30:39	. . .with the talent to lead men,
00:30:43	. . .Iocked away inside.
00:30:45	If Nathan Holn hadn't come along,
00:30:50	Can you imagine. . .
00:30:51	. . .the wasted life?
00:30:56	But war. . .
00:30:58	. . .war gives men like me a chance.
00:31:00	Here.
00:31:08	"The prize is often left unclaimed.
00:31:11	We must have the courage to grasp it. . .
00:31:14	. . .for fortune always favors the bold. "
00:31:28	He always inspires me.
00:31:34	I have a design for the future.
00:31:37	I will need able officers
00:31:42	You have the intelligence.
00:31:44	If your heart matches. . .
00:31:46	. . .you will go far.
00:31:47	We'll talk more in weeks to come.
00:31:49	Dismissed.
00:31:51	Captain!
00:31:52	We'll be moving out tomorrow.
00:31:54	Issue those binoculars to a scout.
00:31:57	And the book, sir?
00:31:59	Burn it.
00:32:07	Quit moving!
00:32:13	What happened?
00:32:16	-What happened? What'd he say?
00:32:19	Did he say anything about me?
00:32:21	No!
00:32:27	-I'm getting out of here.
00:32:32	-Escaping.
00:32:34	You ever hear of St. Rose?
00:32:37	-It's a paradise.
00:32:38	We could!
00:32:39	Between the 3 of us we could.
00:32:44	I can't.
00:32:47	I like it here.
00:33:17	Take a point!
00:33:37	Some of the men shot a lion.
00:33:39	They crawled into the thicket.
00:33:50	One of you dogs earned a treat.
00:33:53	Over there.
00:33:56	Those men hunted a lion this morning.
00:33:59	Must've been a goddamn zoo here
00:34:02	Anyway, a third man went in after it.
00:34:05	We don't know
00:34:08	I want a volunteer.
00:34:10	One of you
00:34:18	I'll go.
00:34:27	I guess size
00:34:30	Is it?
00:34:51	I don't think so, Captain!
00:35:00	Come out alive,
00:35:09	Maybe you'll find your St. Rose
00:35:17	What the hell are you waiting for,
00:36:09	Why are you stopping?
00:36:16	I found him.
00:36:23	He got him.
00:36:25	Let's go.
00:36:56	Hurry up!
00:36:57	You still got a lion to bag!
00:37:22	You men get back in line!
00:37:26	-There he is!
00:37:40	In the water.
00:37:42	. . .and you and another man
00:37:46	Go! Go!
00:37:49	I'll get him!
00:38:02	Go!
00:39:31	Don't.
00:39:33	Just let me go.
00:39:35	I don't want to be a part of your army.
00:39:38	My army?
00:39:41	I like the sound of that.
00:39:45	I got him!
00:39:47	I'm sorry.
00:39:59	How come. . .
00:40:00	. . .you wrecked it. . .
00:40:03	. . .for me?
00:40:16	It's me or you.
00:40:18	What?
00:40:22	It doesn't have to be.
00:40:25	We can go together.
00:40:30	Good boy!
00:40:34	Good boy.
00:40:38	Get him.
00:40:43	Finish it!
00:40:53	Get him.
00:40:56	That's it.
00:41:04	Get him, damn it!
00:41:08	"No harness on my back. "
00:41:51	Bleeding?
00:41:52	Well, bleeder. . .
00:41:54	. . .you want your St. Rose?
00:41:56	I'll give you your St. Rose.
00:44:15	How you doing?
00:45:17	You shouldn't have.
00:45:42	Here's a piece of good news.
00:45:44	Jerry's decided to go to school. . .
00:45:46	. . .to get his contractor's license.
00:45:50	Good, Jerry.
00:46:04	And little Jimmy wants his grandpa
00:46:09	. . .a tooth.
00:47:53	Thanks for being there for me.
00:47:56	"Turn-ons:
00:47:58	Men in uniform. "
00:48:16	Greetings. . .
00:48:17	. . .Pineview, Oregon.
00:48:19	You just head back the way you came.
00:48:22	Pineview ain't buying
00:48:25	. . .and we don't give charity.
00:48:27	Really?
00:48:32	Civilian, I'm on official business.
00:48:34	I demand entry
00:48:37	What the hell are you talking about?
00:48:41	I'm through talking to you, buddy-boy.
00:48:46	Get someone with the authority
00:49:05	That's him.
00:49:11	I'm Sheriff Briscoe.
00:49:15	I'm a representative
00:49:19	Authorized by. . .
00:49:21	. . .Order 417 of the Restored Congress
00:49:25	. . .communication route. . .
00:49:27	. . .in Idaho and. . .
00:49:29	. . .Iower Oregon.
00:49:31	What's that mean in English?
00:49:35	I'm your postman.
00:49:38	Hand me your gun.
00:49:42	Beg your pardon.
00:49:44	. . .tampering with or obstructing
00:49:48	. . .and the Bolin Act
00:49:51	. . .all mail carriers with. . .
00:49:53	. . .sanctuary and. . .
00:49:55	. . .nutri--
00:49:57	You got 3 seconds
00:50:00	You know Jerry the contractor?
00:50:05	Wait a minute.
00:50:07	I'll get something out of my bag.
00:50:19	Did you say one?
00:50:20	One.
00:50:26	"Paul Davis. . .
00:50:28	. . . 124 Pineview. "
00:50:30	Never heard of him.
00:50:33	"Lily May Reno,
00:50:36	Three.
00:50:40	"Irene March,
00:50:55	Did he say my name?
00:51:04	I'm Irene March.
00:51:09	I have a letter for you.
00:51:11	Would you read it?
00:51:14	I'm sure it's personal.
00:51:15	-Please, someone has to.
00:51:21	We're delivering old stockpiles. . .
00:51:24	. . .but I'll accept
00:51:26	"Dear Irene:
00:51:29	Everything's so crazy.
00:51:31	The strange weather,
00:51:34	. . .that farmer Nathan Holn
00:51:37	It's hard to understand.
00:51:40	David's home from the army.
00:51:42	The war was over before he even
00:51:46	We're going to miss you for Christmas. . .
00:51:49	. . .but maybe next year.
00:51:50	All our love, Donna. "
00:51:53	My sister. . .
00:51:56	. . .in Denver. . .
00:51:58	. . . 15 years ago.
00:52:03	Thank you.
00:52:07	You're a godsend.
00:52:09	A savior.
00:52:11	I'm just. . .
00:52:13	. . .the postman.
00:52:18	I've been on the road awhile.
00:52:19	I could use a little something to eat.
00:52:22	Yes, absolutely.
00:52:26	Is there anything else?
00:52:30	Yes, there is.
00:52:32	If there are dogs in this town. . .
00:52:35	. . .you'll have to leash them
00:52:56	Mr. Postman
00:52:57	Hey, Mr. Postman
00:53:01	If there's a letter
00:53:10	Cleaned and pressed, sir.
00:53:14	I'll just set them over here.
00:53:19	One of the ladies took your pants in.
00:53:22	She thought maybe you lost some weight.
00:53:26	Thanks.
00:53:29	Didn't somebody say something
00:53:33	I'm supposed to take you
00:53:35	My name's Ford.
00:53:36	Ford Lincoln Mercury.
00:53:45	My name used to be John Stevens,
00:53:48	. . .on account of I want to drive cars.
00:53:54	This is where
00:54:17	Can you tell us
00:54:19	-Tell us everything.
00:54:23	Yeah.
00:54:24	What's his name?
00:54:27	-You know, I'm pretty hungry.
00:54:31	Please!
00:54:35	His name. . .
00:54:37	. . .is. . .
00:54:39	. . .Richard Starkey.
00:54:43	>From Maine.
00:54:46	He has a saying.
00:54:49	"Stuff's getting better.
00:54:51	Stuff's getting better every day. "
00:54:54	Is he a Democrat or a Republican?
00:54:59	Parties are over with.
00:55:01	It's an individual that counts.
00:55:04	What about Europe?
00:55:06	Europe?
00:55:07	Any word?
00:55:09	Well, there's. . .
00:55:10	. . .good air in Iceland.
00:55:12	Is Nathan Holn still alive?
00:55:17	He died.
00:55:20	Skin cancer.
00:55:22	He may be dead. . .
00:55:23	. . .but what about the Holnists?
00:55:31	The government's just getting started.
00:55:35	So you're going to be on your own
00:55:41	How about the Marine Corps?
00:55:43	Be quiet.
00:55:44	Everyone be quiet.
00:55:47	Can't we just let this man eat?
00:55:51	Let us pray.
00:55:59	We give you thanks for this food. . .
00:56:01	. . .this day. . .
00:56:02	. . .this man and his good news. . .
00:56:05	. . .evidence of your promise. . .
00:56:07	. . .that you will
00:56:10	Amen.
00:56:51	Would you like to dance?
00:56:55	I don't know if I can.
00:56:57	I think I'm still on duty.
00:57:03	All you have to do is hold on.
00:57:23	It's been a long time.
00:57:33	Something wrong?
00:57:37	How tall are you?
00:57:40	About six feet.
00:57:41	Are you smart?
00:57:45	Smarter than some, I guess.
00:57:48	Just wondering.
00:58:01	Have you ever had the bad mumps?
00:58:04	Never had the bad mumps.
00:58:06	No syphilis, nothing like that?
00:58:12	So as far as you know. . .
00:58:15	. . .you have good semen?
00:58:20	Is that a trick question?
00:58:23	No, it's not.
00:58:28	I'm only asking. . .
00:58:29	. . .because I want you
00:58:34	All right. . .
00:58:36	. . .that's it.
00:58:37	Wait.
00:58:39	Wait, please.
00:58:43	It's got to be the uniform.
00:58:46	This is my husband, Michael.
00:58:50	I haven't said anything yet.
00:58:52	We've been trying
00:58:55	We cannot on account of Michael.
00:58:59	So we need a body father.
00:59:02	We could ask a man here,
00:59:05	We've seen it happen.
00:59:07	Things go okay until the woman shows,
00:59:12	But you'll only be around
00:59:17	You're the postman.
00:59:20	What do you say, mister?
00:59:23	You'd do us a favor.
00:59:28	I'm going to think about it.
00:59:38	Excuse me.
00:59:41	My mother
00:59:46	He's right here, Mom.
00:59:50	It's to my other daughter. . .
00:59:52	. . .Annie.
01:00:03	It doesn't say where.
01:00:05	We don't know where she is.
01:00:09	The last we heard
01:00:13	Look, Mrs. March,
01:00:16	Know what?
01:00:24	I have a feeling about you.
01:00:28	I know you'll do what's right.
01:00:48	I got to get out of here.
01:01:04	Easy, boy.
01:01:05	It's right around the corner.
01:01:12	What is?
01:01:13	What you're looking for.
01:01:25	What I'm looking for?
01:01:31	Crazy old coot.
01:02:13	I knew you'd come here.
01:02:18	You did?
01:02:23	So how do you
01:02:27	You have to be in the right place
01:02:31	How can I do it?
01:02:35	-I thought you wanted to drive cars.
01:02:39	This is real.
01:02:41	So where's the right place?
01:02:45	Could be anywhere, you know.
01:02:48	Only another postman
01:02:52	Kind of like vampires, right?
01:02:56	Yeah, something like that.
01:03:00	You have to be sworn in,
01:03:07	The organization's kind of shaky
01:03:11	What does?
01:03:15	You'd meet people
01:03:17	I'll set them straight.
01:03:20	It's a Ionely job.
01:03:23	I've been Ionely all my life.
01:03:27	So have I, Ford.
01:03:29	So have I.
01:03:33	What the hell!
01:03:35	You repeat after me.
01:03:40	"Neither snow. . .
01:03:42	. . .nor rain. . .
01:03:43	. . .nor heat. . .
01:03:45	. . .nor gloom of night. . .
01:03:51	. . .stays these couriers. . .
01:03:53	. . .from the swift completion
01:03:59	Okay, then.
01:04:00	Okay, then.
01:04:03	No, I'm saying that.
01:04:05	I'm sorry.
01:04:08	By my authority you're now empowered
01:04:12	Congratulations.
01:04:14	You're a postman.
01:04:22	I'd die to get a letter through.
01:04:26	What did you say?
01:04:28	-I said I'd die to get a letter through.
01:04:32	Why don't you run along.
01:04:34	I need to speak to this man.
01:04:37	I'll see you around.
01:04:40	Sure thing, Ford.
01:04:44	Johnny is impressed with you.
01:04:48	I take it you're not.
01:04:50	-You're smarter than you look.
01:04:53	You can either clear out or I can
01:04:58	You don't understand. I'm
01:05:02	You are not authorized by shit!
01:05:04	You were trying to sneak out of here.
01:05:07	. . .but a drifter who found
01:05:12	All right. This is going in my report.
01:05:16	These people don't need dreams,
01:05:19	They need something real.
01:05:22	Are you going to bring them that?
01:05:27	Didn't think so.
01:05:30	All you cost us so far is a few bowls
01:05:34	I aim to keep it that way.
01:05:36	You can stay here till morning. . .
01:05:38	. . .then I don't ever want
01:06:02	"Benning.
01:06:05	Portland.
01:06:10	Boston"?
01:06:11	What the hell these people--
01:06:14	Just leave it.
01:06:19	I said, leave it.
01:06:28	"St. Rose"?
01:06:54	Hello, Abby.
01:06:57	You'll be leaving tomorrow?
01:07:01	I guess.
01:07:07	Everybody's up late writing letters
01:07:11	They're so excited.
01:07:14	And how about you?
01:07:19	I don't have anybody to write to.
01:07:22	I'll find you a pen pal.
01:07:24	Someone with similar interests.
01:07:27	Like dancing and. . .
01:07:30	. . .checking for mumps.
01:07:32	You're funny.
01:07:34	Hardly anybody's funny around here.
01:07:43	Have you decided yet?
01:07:57	Been thinking about it.
01:08:21	Sure.
01:08:23	I mean. . .
01:08:25	. . .why not?
01:08:34	God, you're so. . . .
01:08:36	You're so. . .
01:08:38	. . .beautiful.
01:08:41	I'm sorry, you probably want
01:08:46	You don't even know my name.
01:08:50	I don't want to.
01:08:58	It would be easier for me. . .
01:09:00	. . .if you closed your eyes.
01:11:22	We took a vote, Mr. Postman.
01:11:24	We want you to have this.
01:11:33	So you can't say no.
01:11:40	I'll take it.
01:11:44	You got a bedroll, some oats
01:11:47	Good.
01:11:49	Thank you.
01:11:50	Where will you go from here?
01:11:53	Go?
01:12:00	West. . .
01:12:03	. . .then I'll work my way. . .
01:12:05	. . .back here,
01:12:14	Times seem hard right now.
01:12:16	But you got to believe
01:12:22	Birds are migrating again.
01:12:24	The rains are back.
01:12:27	Stuff's. . . .
01:12:28	Stuff's getting better.
01:12:32	O beautiful
01:12:36	For spacious skies
01:12:40	For amber waves of grain
01:12:47	Shit!
01:12:49	You've got a hell of a nerve,
01:12:58	Did you see Abby around this morning?
01:13:02	This is as far as I go.
01:13:05	You're on your own.
01:13:06	God shed his grace on thee
01:13:13	And crown thy good
01:13:15	With brotherhood
01:13:18	Are you really
01:13:20	If I come back with some mail. . .
01:13:23	. . .you'll know.
01:13:31	Goddamn it!
01:14:02	What are you looking at?
01:14:05	Everything.
01:15:04	They don't usually look at me.
01:15:22	Who is responsible. . .
01:15:25	. . .for that?
01:15:30	I said. . .
01:15:32	. . . "Who's responsible. . .
01:15:34	. . .for that?! "
01:15:41	Holnists, Johnny.
01:15:46	-You got to stay out of sight.
01:15:49	And I'm not running from anybody!
01:15:51	Stay out of this,
01:16:04	You'll be responsible.
01:16:14	Now set that flag on fire.
01:16:42	Throw it through the window
01:16:45	Do it, Michael.
01:16:47	It's all right, Michael.
01:16:54	The United States. . .
01:16:56	. . .doesn't exist!
01:17:01	That flag is an abomination!
01:17:24	There was the strangest little goat
01:17:39	I looked at it and it had a color to it.
01:17:47	Good.
01:17:48	Everything.
01:17:51	I was amazed.
01:17:55	Good Lord!
01:17:58	That, gentlemen. . .
01:18:00	. . .is a first-rate piece of ass.
01:18:05	Tell the sheriff to introduce me.
01:18:09	Excuse me.
01:18:12	You again!
01:18:14	That's my wife, General.
01:18:16	She's a married woman.
01:18:18	Really?
01:18:22	Do you know what system of government
01:18:26	We have what is known as a feudal
01:18:30	That's lords and vassals.
01:18:34	Now those lords. . .
01:18:36	. . .they had some ideas.
01:18:37	They believed that
01:18:40	. . .it was the lord's right. . .
01:18:43	. . .his right. . .
01:18:44	. . .to sleep with the bride
01:18:53	Me and Abby
01:18:56	I'm sorry, but I wasn't invited
01:19:05	You've already done me one favor, son.
01:19:08	Don't let this be a black mark
01:19:19	We'll be civilized about this.
01:19:22	I want you to give me your blessing.
01:19:33	Sir, I can't.
01:19:36	You can't?
01:19:39	You can't.
01:19:42	"Can't. "
01:19:48	We had a great nation once.
01:19:52	Know what made it great?
01:19:55	"I can. "
01:19:58	Till the weak came along.
01:20:00	The "I can'ts" destroyed us!
01:20:05	I'm going to make us strong again.
01:20:07	I'm going to be the father. . .
01:20:09	. . .of a new nation.
01:20:11	And do you know why. . .
01:20:13	. . .it will be me?
01:20:19	Because I can.
01:20:30	Stop it!
01:20:36	You're killing him!
01:20:38	Let me go!
01:20:41	Please, let me go!
01:20:49	Help him, somebody!
01:21:00	You didn't have to--!
01:21:02	Didn't have to what?
01:21:06	You bastard!
01:21:09	You killed him!
01:21:12	Your people seem seditious.
01:21:15	You seem seditious.
01:21:18	What am I seeing here?
01:21:21	I'm waiting!
01:21:31	A man came through with mail.
01:21:35	Said that the government
01:21:38	What government?
01:21:40	The United States government!
01:21:45	Who said that?
01:22:03	Which way did he go?
01:22:06	Do not make me ask again.
01:22:08	East.
01:22:10	Send a patrol east!
01:22:12	Send 3 more. . .
01:22:14	. . .north, south and west!
01:22:17	They'd better find him east.
01:22:38	Take that damn shirt off, Johnny!
01:22:44	I managed to save these.
01:22:45	Do you want to die too?
01:22:49	I'm headed south with the mail.
01:22:54	Don't be a fool.
01:22:57	What should I be?
01:23:10	Rachel Clark.
01:23:15	"Charlie Sykes. "
01:23:23	"Graham Drewitt. "
01:23:26	G.D. died of flu last winter.
01:23:31	That's all there is.
01:23:34	That's all there is, folks.
01:23:36	For now.
01:23:38	But there'll be more, lots more,
01:23:44	Right?
01:23:48	What about New York City?
01:23:51	Did they survive the plague?
01:23:55	Survive?
01:23:59	They got Broadway up and running again.
01:24:05	There's a kid doing Andrew Floyd Webber,
01:24:08	How much is it to mail a letter?
01:24:11	"Mail. . . . "
01:24:39	They won't open the gates.
01:24:43	They say they got a representative
01:24:47	They say this army is illegal.
01:24:49	-And they say--
01:24:51	And go to hell!
01:24:55	That's what they say.
01:24:57	What are you doing?!
01:25:03	Idiots!
01:25:08	What're you thinking?!
01:25:11	The Romans. . .
01:25:12	. . .had an expression. . .
01:25:14	. . .they used to scare their children.
01:25:18	"Hannibal...
01:25:20	...ad portas!"
01:25:23	Hannibal. . .
01:25:25	. . .is at the gates.
01:25:34	Do you know who Hannibal was?
01:25:38	Of course not.
01:25:39	A pretty girl like you
01:25:47	-Let's fight them!
01:25:49	We've got 5 guns,
01:25:52	How we going to fight with that?
01:25:54	You don't.
01:25:59	Negotiate a settlement.
01:26:01	Give them extra supplies.
01:26:08	You're the government rep.
01:26:25	Right here.
01:26:36	Make it quick.
01:26:40	They've asked me
01:26:46	Do I know you?
01:26:48	I don't think so, sir.
01:26:50	You're the postman.
01:26:52	Aren't you?
01:26:57	Inside!
01:27:02	"U.S. Mail. "
01:27:05	"The Restored United States of America. "
01:27:08	Do these people
01:27:12	Who are you, really?
01:27:15	I'm a United States postman. . .
01:27:17	. . .authorized by Order 417
01:27:21	I was at the Battle of Georgetown.
01:27:25	Do not try to sell me. . .
01:27:27	. . .on any Restored United States!
01:27:32	The new capital is based
01:27:35	. . .inside the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome.
01:27:38	You know where the Vikings
01:27:42	You're funny.
00:00:06	They'll open the gates,
00:00:09	. . .just. . .
00:00:10	. . .don't hurt anybody.
00:00:12	This was all a misunderstanding.
00:00:21	I appreciate your offer, Mr. Postman.
00:00:23	But the fact is that you're
00:00:27	These people made it through the bugs
00:00:31	. . .and the 3-year winters,
00:00:36	Fire at will!
00:00:47	Law Six:
00:00:48	Justice can be. . .
00:00:50	. . .dictated!
00:00:55	Kill him, and kill
00:01:20	In accordance with Law 8. . .
00:01:21	. . .and by the authority
00:01:24	. . .you are hereby--
00:01:33	Get her!
00:02:25	Go on, get him!
00:02:47	We can't stop now.
00:02:52	What are you. . .?
00:02:56	Oh, God!
00:03:21	Come on down.
00:03:40	Don't move.
00:03:48	If you had a bullet,
00:05:03	Come on.
00:05:54	I don't think
00:05:58	Maybe next time
00:06:02	Dirt.
00:06:06	Maybe a twig garnish.
00:06:13	You used to think I was funny.
00:06:18	They killed Michael.
00:06:29	I'm sorry.
00:06:34	How sorry are you?
00:06:37	What?
00:06:43	What's that supposed to mean?
00:06:47	What's with you?
00:06:48	You have the mark of 8 on you.
00:06:52	Mark doesn't mean--
00:06:53	You're a liar.
00:06:58	You were with Bethlehem.
00:07:00	Does that make you one of them?
00:07:13	Don't make me use this.
00:07:30	Wind's come up.
00:07:32	It's getting colder too.
00:07:34	Must be another storm.
00:07:40	Anything else?
00:07:43	I didn't mean for you to. . . .
00:07:45	Your legs are going to rot off
00:07:49	-I'm hurt.
00:07:50	Lazy?
00:07:52	I got a hole in my stomach. . .
00:07:54	. . .and I'm weak.
00:07:56	The 2 big meals around here
00:07:59	. . .and we're running out of grass.
00:08:11	What're you doing?
00:08:38	Give me a break!
00:08:42	I'm going to check the pass.
00:08:45	Why are you in such a hurry?
00:08:47	I could think of worse places.
00:08:50	Or I could think of worse company.
00:08:59	Perfect!
00:09:56	Help!
00:10:05	Help!
00:10:09	Please!
00:10:11	Quick!
00:10:23	God, help me!
00:10:44	I told you that's all there was.
00:10:47	That's why you should have it.
00:10:54	I knew you could walk.
00:10:58	You're weird.
00:11:00	Know that?
00:11:24	We walked on the moon once, Abby.
00:11:27	So?
00:11:29	What good is that now?
00:11:34	Obviously you've forgotten. . .
00:11:36	. . .Tang and. . .
00:11:38	. . .microwave ovens and. . . .
00:11:46	Your face looks pretty.
00:11:52	I mean. . .
00:11:54	. . .not so bruised.
00:12:02	Look. . .
00:12:04	. . .there's something
00:12:07	You're going to find out soon enough.
00:12:10	I'm pregnant.
00:12:14	It's Michael's baby.
00:12:17	You're just the body father.
00:12:25	How do you know it's mine. . .
00:12:29	. . .not Bethlehem's?
00:12:34	He tried with me almost every night.
00:12:40	He couldn't do it. . .
00:12:46	. . .so he beat me.
00:12:51	Said it was my fault.
00:12:59	I'm sorry, Abby.
00:13:38	What is it?
00:13:41	What's wrong?
00:13:45	Is it the baby?
00:13:47	The pass is clear.
00:14:10	What happened?
00:14:14	Good, you got our stuff out.
00:14:16	Of course.
00:14:18	What?
00:14:21	I don't understand.
00:14:23	I set the fire.
00:14:28	Did you think we'd stay here forever?
00:14:31	No.
00:14:35	I'd appreciate it if you'd walk with me
00:14:39	. . .then we can split up.
00:14:41	You shaved.
00:14:43	Looks nice.
00:14:51	You're really weird!
00:14:53	You know that?
00:15:01	You ever heard of St. Rose, Abby?
00:15:04	I've heard people talk.
00:15:06	I've heard lots of names. . .
00:15:08	. . .Bliss, Hesperia, and New Eden.
00:15:11	Sheriff Briscoe says it's a fantasy.
00:15:14	He's wrong.
00:15:16	St. Rose is out there. . .
00:15:18	. . .and I'm going to find it.
00:15:19	But you're The Postman.
00:15:21	I'm nobody, Abby.
00:15:37	This is what I hate.
00:15:39	Strangers.
00:15:40	Do you say hi,
00:15:43	Do they want to share what they got
00:15:47	If they want to take, how far
00:15:51	All right, that's far enough.
00:15:54	We don't want any trouble.
00:15:59	Me neither, mister.
00:16:02	What are you?
00:16:03	Carrier 18. . .
00:16:05	. . .U.S. Postal Service.
00:16:08	Got any mail?
00:16:09	That's impossible.
00:16:13	Ain't you heard of The Postman?
00:16:16	No.
00:16:18	Tell us.
00:16:20	He's only the greatest man
00:16:23	He crossed the wasteland. . .
00:16:25	. . .shook his fist at the enemy. . .
00:16:27	. . .and spit in the eye
00:16:31	He's back east
00:16:35	Who told you all this?
00:16:37	Postmaster Ford Lincoln Mercury.
00:16:40	He's in direct contact
00:16:42	Direct contact?!
00:16:44	I don't believe this!
00:16:46	Carrier camp!
00:16:47	Carrier camp!
00:16:49	Gather around, everybody!
00:16:50	Come on, gather around.
00:16:54	It came in last night.
00:16:59	-What's all this?
00:17:03	He's going to read it.
00:17:06	"Hello, all postal carriers.
00:17:12	I'm here in Minneapolis
00:17:15	. . .but my thoughts are with you.
00:17:17	Remember. . .
00:17:19	. . .nothing worth doing
00:17:21	Keep your chins up
00:17:25	Signed. . .
00:17:27	. . .The Postman" !
00:17:31	His letters are always kind of short.
00:17:35	Hold on!
00:17:38	Does anybody know
00:17:56	-Holy shit!
00:17:59	No, I saw him once
00:18:03	It's The Postman.
00:18:35	Guess you want to talk about this.
00:18:48	I found him!
00:18:55	"Minneapolis"?
00:18:57	"P.S. Ford knows what to do"?
00:19:02	What is this?
00:19:03	What is all this?
00:19:05	I lied!
00:19:07	I told people you were
00:19:12	-Why?
00:19:18	Look. . .
00:19:20	. . .I don't know how long I can stay.
00:19:24	. . .President Starkey. . .
00:19:25	. . .he's going to send word for me
00:19:31	Do you understand?
00:19:39	But you'll stay
00:19:53	Don't do that.
00:19:56	You're staying till President Starkey
00:19:59	Yes!
00:20:01	Until he sends word. Right.
00:20:04	Could you say a few words
00:20:12	It's me.
00:20:31	Coming down.
00:20:36	We bring all the mail here first.
00:20:39	We sort it.
00:20:41	We group it.
00:20:43	So far, we got 30 routes.
00:20:56	You spelled "tyranny" wrong.
00:21:00	Boy!
00:21:02	He's smart.
00:21:04	>From the swift completion. . .
00:21:07	. . .of their appointed rounds.
00:21:11	Congratulations.
00:21:27	How old are you?
00:21:28	I'm 68, sir.
00:21:34	Can I ask you a question?
00:21:38	Can you ride?
00:21:40	No.
00:21:41	Can't walk too good either.
00:21:43	So why are you here?
00:21:46	I know stuff.
00:21:53	Where did you get that?
00:21:57	1970.
00:22:01	A girl with eyes as big as saucers. . .
00:22:03	. . .did me in a little town
00:22:24	Ford wants me to have his place.
00:22:27	Said it's the best.
00:22:32	I'm on the other side.
00:22:37	I got plenty of room here.
00:22:44	So much for the uniform theory.
00:22:53	He was captured on the Oregon border.
00:22:57	Who the hell are you?
00:22:59	Carrier 12.
00:23:01	United States Postal Service.
00:23:18	I want the camp struck at dawn.
00:23:23	We'll be moving north!
00:23:30	You spelled "tyranny" wrong.
00:23:36	I wish they'd stop saluting.
00:23:46	Just stay safe.
00:23:49	Remember. . .
00:23:51	. . .the mailman's more important
00:23:55	Boy, he's smart.
00:24:00	When I was a kid we used to turn
00:24:05	Thought it was cool.
00:24:13	Jesus Christ!
00:24:24	Damn!
00:25:31	I missed him.
00:27:18	What's the name of this town?
00:27:22	We never named it.
00:27:26	I officially declare. . .
00:27:28	. . .Postal Station Number 10. . .
00:27:31	. . .in Elvis, Oregon. . .
00:27:32	. . .open for business.
00:27:37	>From now on you got to get your mail
00:27:41	This one doesn't work.
00:27:55	Read it again.
00:27:57	Are you sure?
00:27:58	Yes.
00:28:01	"Dearest Mom:
00:28:09	Stuff is getting better.
00:28:12	Stuff is getting better every day.
00:28:18	I don't know who you are. . .
00:28:22	. . .but I do know
00:28:29	Got a letter for you too, Sheriff.
00:28:44	It's from my sister.
00:28:47	Thought she was dead.
00:28:50	You thought wrong.
00:29:11	Would you like to dance?
00:29:18	Well, they say that you can never
00:29:23	Never go back home
00:29:30	And if you're bound to wander
00:29:35	You're bound to be alone
00:29:41	You say I got no right
00:29:45	To feel what I feel
00:29:48	When I look into your eyes
00:29:51	Want to dance?
00:29:53	But that I dream of you
00:29:56	Most every night
00:30:00	Comes as no surprise
00:30:05	Well, I've been
00:30:12	Far and wide
00:30:14	Do I roam
00:30:18	But something in your smile tells me
00:30:23	I'm almost home
00:30:43	I was lost in the dark
00:30:45	All alone
00:30:48	Till the light
00:30:49	In your eyes showed me
00:30:53	I was almost
00:30:55	Home is where the heart is
00:30:58	And my heart goes with you
00:31:00	I would travel till the end of time
00:31:03	If that's what I have to do
00:31:06	Just to spend one night
00:31:09	Till your sweet love light
00:31:12	Come down
00:31:16	Shining down on me
00:31:32	Hello.
00:31:36	Who do you talk to?
00:31:38	Not a soul in 7 years of trying. . .
00:31:41	. . .but I will.
00:31:46	Want some?
00:31:47	No, thanks.
00:31:50	Don't let the kids see that.
00:31:52	You go ahead, take a look.
00:31:55	I was an aerospace engineer.
00:31:57	I helped design
00:32:01	No shit?
00:32:02	No shit.
00:32:04	I dream it's orbiting
00:32:08	. . .with a dozen human skeletons. . .
00:32:10	. . .all grinning at each other. . .
00:32:13	. . .laughing at us down here.
00:32:26	-What is it?
00:32:28	He's overdue.
00:32:31	That makes 5.
00:32:34	All on southern routes.
00:32:42	Just children.
00:32:44	You bring me children.
00:32:46	I want a man.
00:32:53	We got births and. . .
00:32:54	. . .deaths.
00:32:56	Got weather.
00:32:58	There's nothing here.
00:33:00	Nothing?
00:33:02	Everything. . .
00:33:04	. . .is here.
00:33:06	Am I the only one who sees that?!
00:33:10	What?
00:33:20	A military man,
00:33:23	. . .should keep a journal.
00:33:25	After he's gone,
00:33:27	. . .against the slander
00:33:54	Tell me about the other stuff you know.
00:34:48	Shit!
00:36:30	Get rid of the bodies.
00:36:32	I don't want these people blamed
00:36:38	Neither snow, nor rain,
00:36:43	... through bandit's hell,
00:36:47	... through flood and plague
00:36:51	...no Holnist trash
00:36:56	You are now U.S. Postal Carriers.
00:37:01	They changed the oath.
00:37:03	Ford's idea.
00:37:05	Figures.
00:37:07	They don't think to ask
00:37:10	. . .or why.
00:37:12	Sir?
00:37:16	It'd be an honor
00:37:20	Do I know you?
00:37:24	I don't think so.
00:37:28	Good luck, then.
00:37:38	Nice kid.
00:37:40	He'll probably be dead in a week.
00:37:43	Now that is not your fault.
00:37:45	You're exhausted. You need rest.
00:37:50	-Where are you going?
00:37:52	You're grounded.
00:37:56	You know the rule.
00:37:57	What rule?
00:37:59	22, it's too far south.
00:38:01	But they're waiting on--
00:38:03	Get off the goddamn horse!
00:38:07	I'll tie him off to this one.
00:38:09	You can't keep doing this!
00:38:11	-Doing what?
00:38:13	You're not saving anybody.
00:38:17	Did I ever tell you
00:38:21	I don't know if you'd laugh
00:38:28	What is it?
00:38:31	Watch out!
00:38:39	We got fire! Move!
00:39:15	-"Postage due. "
00:39:23	You want a war?
00:39:26	You want a war?!
00:39:28	I'll give you. . .
00:39:30	. . .a war!
00:39:33	I was. . .
00:39:34	. . .born for it!
00:39:37	You murderers!
00:39:41	You think you can ride?!
00:39:45	Then today's your lucky day!
00:39:48	Bethlehem says...
00:39:50	...he's headed north.
00:39:53	He's going to kill 10 people
00:39:55	... then burn it to the ground
00:39:59	He said that Pineview's on his way.
00:40:03	He'd wait there for you,
00:40:07	I was so scared, sir.
00:40:09	I thought
00:40:18	See?
00:40:19	We're too late. I told you.
00:40:22	What're you going to do?
00:40:23	I'm going to stop this.
00:40:26	You can't.
00:40:27	Get out of the way, Ford.
00:40:29	They'll kill you!
00:40:34	Hold him!
00:40:38	Stop it!
00:40:40	-You're hurting him!
00:40:42	Yes, you are!
00:40:43	I'm not!
00:40:46	This is all my doing.
00:40:50	You told me to bury the dead Holnists,
00:40:54	Why?
00:40:56	Bethlehem has to know
00:40:57	Goddamn it, Ford!
00:41:00	Those people are dying because of us!
00:41:03	They're dying because of what we did.
00:41:05	They're not!
00:41:08	. . .because this is a shitty world!
00:41:11	. . .then someone might have to die.
00:41:13	If I could make it be me down there,
00:41:19	No! Please!
00:41:22	-You, out here!
00:41:24	Please!
00:41:42	He's out there somewhere.
00:41:45	Watching.
00:41:49	I can feel it.
00:41:54	You feel it too, don't you?
00:41:57	It didn't have to end
00:42:00	He knew where I'd be
00:42:04	Instead he's hiding. . .
00:42:06	. . .like a rabbit!
00:42:08	So much for your Postman!
00:42:10	Lieutenant!
00:42:12	Ready!
00:42:15	We don't even know their names.
00:42:17	We know their names.
00:42:24	I think that's my dad.
00:42:34	Aim!
00:42:36	Ride, Postman!
00:42:38	Ride!
00:42:39	You hear me?!
00:42:40	I said, "Ride! "
00:42:44	Fire!
00:43:07	My God, what have I done?
00:43:12	What Ford did was wrong!
00:43:17	But it doesn't change anything. . .
00:43:20	. . .for any of us, does it?
00:43:45	Is this everybody?
00:43:47	The rest are on the overdue list.
00:43:50	Then this is everybody.
00:43:52	Got a letter from the President.
00:43:57	"Greetings, all carriers. "
00:43:59	Greetings, President Starkey!
00:44:04	"I've been in contact with The Postman.
00:44:07	And I've received all the reports.
00:44:09	I'm proud of you all.
00:44:12	In dark days,
00:44:14	. . .you gave everything
00:44:17	You beat back despair
00:44:20	For that, your country
00:44:23	But the price is too high. . .
00:44:27	. . .and I won't see any more
00:44:31	It is my duty to hereby disband. . .
00:44:34	. . .the Postal Service
00:44:38	You are to burn your uniforms. . .
00:44:40	. . .and The Postman
00:44:44	Thank you.
00:44:46	And God bless you all.
00:44:49	The President. "
00:45:07	The President never wrote that letter.
00:45:09	If he could've,
00:45:12	Who's the other letter to?
00:45:14	Bethlehem.
00:45:15	-I'm taking it to him in the morning.
00:45:18	-Mail's private, you know that.
00:45:23	It says it's over.
00:45:25	It says we quit.
00:45:27	It says you quit!
00:45:30	What about the oath?
00:45:31	Tell me something, Ford.
00:45:33	How much mail
00:45:37	It's over.
00:45:43	Then I'll take it.
00:45:45	I can't trust you.
00:45:54	If this is the end. . .
00:45:57	. . .if this is the last piece of mail
00:46:03	. . .I'll take it.
00:46:06	Whoever delivers this letter, Ford,
00:46:09	I'm still a postman!
00:46:15	You owe it to me.
00:46:18	I owe it to me.
00:46:34	It's not Ford's fault.
00:46:36	He's not like you. He doesn 't have
00:46:41	This is all they have.
00:46:43	-It's the only decent thing they know.
00:46:45	Being a postman?
00:46:48	It's all bullshit, Abby.
00:46:50	All of it.
00:46:52	I took the uniform off a skeleton
00:46:55	I made up the rest to stay fed.
00:46:59	There is no. . .
00:47:00	. . .Restored United States.
00:47:03	I figured it was something like that.
00:47:05	I'm going to St. Rose.
00:47:07	I'm taking you with me.
00:47:10	I've already packed your horse.
00:47:12	I know you don't want to hear it. . .
00:47:15	. . .but that's my child inside you.
00:47:18	I want to see it born somewhere safe.
00:47:43	I thought I recognized you.
00:47:46	General Bethlehem said you should be
00:47:49	I don't give a damn
00:47:52	The general is a great man!
00:47:58	The general is a fucking lunatic.
00:48:05	You want to see a man?
00:48:08	That's a man.
00:48:13	You ready?
00:48:18	Yes.
00:48:23	You're a better man than Bethlehem.
00:48:26	I've seen it.
00:48:32	"To Bethlehem.
00:48:34	This letter is my testimony...
00:48:37	... to the fact that there is no...
00:48:39	...Restored United States...
00:48:41	. . .and there is no postal service. "
00:48:45	He expects me to believe this?
00:48:47	It's true.
00:48:52	I was there.
00:48:55	. . .and rode west.
00:48:57	Traitor!
00:49:01	Then I've won.
00:49:08	Bring the one we found yesterday.
00:49:12	You traitor!
00:49:20	That one's the second-in-command.
00:49:22	Why doesn't that surprise me?
00:49:27	I was thinking, sir. . .
00:49:30	. . .he might be more valuable to us
00:49:35	You were supposed to kill him. . .
00:49:37	. . .weren't you?
00:49:39	I couldn't get close enough.
00:50:01	Who are you?
00:50:03	My name's Clark.
00:50:05	Postal Carrier
00:50:08	Who are you?
00:50:15	Postmaster Ford Lincoln Mercury.
00:50:26	It's an honor.
00:50:31	Wait!
00:50:34	Wait a minute.
00:50:41	You two don't know each other?
00:50:50	This'll never be over.
00:50:53	It'll go on.
00:50:56	Except I'll be fighting
00:50:59	-Should we fire, sir?
00:51:03	I won't fight a ghost.
00:51:07	Tabula...
00:51:09	...rasa...
00:51:10	. . .gentlemen.
00:51:12	A clean slate.
00:51:15	I want all mail carriers hunted down.
00:51:19	I want The Postman found.
00:51:21	I want him dealt with.
00:51:24	Colonel, organize the scouts.
00:51:27	You said he rode west?
00:51:34	And this is his second-in-command?
00:51:40	Yes, sir!
00:51:53	I'll keep you to bargain with.
00:52:45	Set your rifle on the ground!
00:52:48	Set it on the ground.
00:52:51	What? This old thing?
00:52:55	It isn't even loaded.
00:52:57	Where are we?
00:52:59	You're in Bridge City. . .
00:53:03	. . .where we don't allow guns.
00:53:15	The sentry said you were coming.
00:53:25	I know you. You're. . .
00:53:27	. . .famous.
00:53:30	I was once. . .
00:53:31	. . .sort of. . .
00:53:32	. . .kind of.
00:53:34	Not anymore.
00:53:36	Looking to cross?
00:53:38	We will be.
00:53:40	Right now we'd appreciate some food.
00:53:44	Okay.
00:53:47	There are some kids behind us.
00:53:48	How many?
00:53:49	3.
00:53:51	3. Okay.
00:53:56	Come on in, guys!
00:54:00	I know you're out there.
00:55:10	-Wait. Just wait.
00:55:14	Hold on. He says. . .
00:55:16	. . .he's looking for The Postman.
00:55:19	There's no such thing anymore.
00:55:24	The man on the horse says there is.
00:55:28	He thinks he's here.
00:55:30	And he's coming back with friends.
00:55:37	What's a postman?
00:55:56	You never heard of a postman?
00:56:33	Are you The Postman?
00:56:40	Yeah.
00:56:42	I heard of you, man.
00:56:45	You're famous.
00:56:48	Yeah, I guess I am.
00:56:51	And all of a sudden,
00:56:54	. . .wearing the right clothes.
00:57:09	Man, you're going to love this!
00:57:12	Open that second chute, bro!
00:57:31	You have a gift, Postman.
00:57:34	I saw it back in Pineview.
00:57:39	You've given us all back
00:57:44	You made Mrs. March feel like
00:57:48	You made Ford feel like
00:57:54	You give out hope like it was. . .
00:57:57	. . .candy in your pocket.
00:58:14	Remember this?
00:58:17	I remember.
00:58:20	I always like to think
00:58:28	This is hard for me.
00:58:34	Michael was the best man I ever knew.
00:58:40	I never thought there'd be another man
00:58:47	I couldn't see it for so long.
00:58:52	And now you're leaving.
00:58:58	And I'm afraid.
00:59:03	I'm afraid you'll never
00:59:06	It's not important.
00:59:07	I'm afraid you'll never
00:59:37	I need full power, man!
00:59:45	This thing's working perfect, man!
00:59:59	A lot higher than it looks, huh?
01:00:10	You nearly went.
01:00:14	Get in.
01:00:17	There's 3 good-sized towns up ahead. . .
01:00:19	. . .with enough people to help you
01:00:26	Don't tell anybody. . .
01:00:28	. . .I like to ride this damn thing
01:00:31	Being a city official
01:00:42	Trust me, man.
01:00:51	How do I stop?
01:00:53	Quit worrying about the little things.
01:00:55	Good luck, and Godspeed.
01:01:13	Reporting for duty, sir!
01:01:15	-Know what to do?
01:01:17	Tell them
01:01:18	Tell them
01:01:21	"Once more unto the breach,
01:01:24	...or close the wall with our dead!
01:01:27	In peace, nothing so becomes a man
01:01:31	But when the blast of war
01:01:34	... then imitate
01:01:36	Summon up the blood.
01:01:40	...and lend the eye
01:02:25	-Who are they?
01:02:27	Looks like mostly women
01:02:30	How many?
01:02:31	It's an army.
01:02:43	At last. . .
01:02:45	. . .someone with courage enough
01:02:52	Reckoning, gentlemen!
01:03:45	They're an eager-Iooking bunch!
01:04:14	Morale is a dangerous thing.
01:04:19	Bring up the prisoner!
01:04:21	We'll show them
01:05:04	Stay here.
01:05:19	Is he surrendering?
01:05:20	God, I hope not.
01:05:43	My little shipping clerk.
01:05:45	Mr. copy-machine salesman.
01:05:48	We're both a couple of frauds.
01:05:52	So be it.
01:05:55	But great men are made
01:05:59	Patton had Rommel.
01:06:00	Grant had Lee.
01:06:03	But I get you.
01:06:05	You're no general.
01:06:07	You're not even a good painter.
01:06:11	Trying to goad me
01:06:13	It'd be great if wars were fought
01:06:18	We could settle this right here. . .
01:06:20	. . .you and me.
01:06:24	Unfortunately,
01:06:26	But it does in your army.
01:06:28	I invoke Law Seven. . .
01:06:31	. . .of the Laws of Eight!
01:06:34	"Any man may challenge
01:06:38	I challenge you.
01:06:39	You're not a Holnist. You're not
01:06:43	I have every right!
01:06:51	I invoke Law Seven.
01:06:53	Where. . .?
01:07:17	I challenge. . .
01:07:18	. . .for leadership of the clan!
01:07:20	Where do I know you from?
01:07:22	"Cry havoc. . .
01:07:24	. . .and let slip the dogs of war"
01:07:27	You remember that?
01:07:31	Shakespeare.
01:07:33	The one who didn't want to fight.
01:07:36	I should have found a way to kill you
01:07:41	Law Seven. . .
01:07:43	. . .it is!
01:07:45	This war is settled here!
01:09:11	I studied people.
01:09:14	I know your problem.
01:09:16	Do you know. . .
01:09:18	. . .why you can't fight?
01:09:22	Because you have nothing
01:09:28	You don't care about anything.
01:09:30	You don't value anything.
01:09:33	You don't believe in anything!
01:09:36	And that's what makes me better.
01:09:41	I believe. . .
01:09:43	. . .in the United States.
01:10:23	It doesn't have to be this way.
01:10:26	We don't have to kill each other.
01:10:31	"Law Three:
01:10:33	Mercy. . .
01:10:34	. . .is for the weak. "
01:10:36	Ford, don't!
01:10:38	"Law Eight:
01:10:40	There's only one penalty. . .
01:10:43	. . .and that penalty is death. "
01:10:50	He isn't worth it.
01:10:55	I'm the head of the clan now!
01:10:59	There are going to be new laws!
01:11:03	Law One:
01:11:06	No more killing.
01:11:08	There's going to be peace!
01:11:27	How about it, Ford Lincoln Mercury?
01:11:35	Be a leader, Ford.
01:11:39	Law Eight:
01:11:46	Live. . .
01:11:47	. . .and let live.
01:13:10	Your daddy wrote to tell you. . .
01:13:12	. . .he'll be here as soon as he can. . .
01:13:14	. . .and that he loves you very much.
01:13:25	Mail's slow.
01:13:27	I'm going to have to see about that.
01:14:00	Your daughter.
01:14:04	Her name is Hope.
01:14:35	My father saw how fragile we are...
01:14:38	. . .and how quickly we fell
01:14:42	He saw that ordinary men. . .
01:14:44	. . .could reach deep within themselves
01:14:47	He saw that if we began to communicate
01:14:51	. . .we could become strong again. . .
01:14:53	. . .united.
01:14:55	But he never did see St. Rose.
01:14:59	He said. . .
01:15:01	. . .there was too much to be done.
01:15:04	He'd made a promise.
01:15:06	And in keeping it,
01:15:10	With no regrets.
01:15:15	And so, in honor of my father. . . .
01:15:54	That was me.
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