[Project click] [?]
[Cacophony of different sounds of animals]
[?]
[Orchestral arrangement?]
[?]
[?]
[Strings dissonant?]
[Music fades]
[Chime?]
[?]
[Horn dramatic?]
[?]
[Chime?]
[?]
[?] [Baby crying]
[Continues crying]
[PA announcement in German]
[Continues crying]
[The bell tolls]
[Announcement of the season, in German]
[Unintelligible chatter]
[Car Engine Cranks]
[Noise dog]
[Motor winding]
[Pop Music on the radio?]
[Piano playing?]
[?]
[Birdsong]
[Whispers] Wake.
[?]
[Whispers] Wake.
[Sonar]
[Beep continues]
[Beep continues] [plastic rattle]
Hello.
[Samuel] this Geoff? [/ I]
Si.
This is Samuel, here. [/ I]
we expected this morning. [/ I]
Oh, Samuel, uh ...
... I totally fainted.
well. See you soon. [/ I]
[?]
[Airy piano melody?]
Geoff Burton Samuel Mead, please.
Injecting room here has a stereo microscope ...
... Quarantine room for incoming animals ...
... Room microscope with confocal imaging station.
All the usual.
Spinning disk confocal ...
... Two photons confocals ...
... Confocals vertical immersion lenses ...
All laser lines that can be desired ...
... Anything to make science beautiful.
We have a cold room.
We have a living microbial culture
... The car glazer, ground floor.
[Geoffrey speaks softly, unintelligible]
How is your holiday, Geoffrey?
Oh, well, well.
I wondered where my office
going to be.
Oh, do not really office, per se.
We are more common than that.
Of course, we can lend a laboratory
for the duration of a particular project.
Right.
[Electric Buzz]
[Opens the door]
[Beep continues]
Look what I found ...
- Dr. Burton. - Dr. Fiedler.
Rebekka has come a long way
since he was hospitalized with you.
Yes, I heard.
[Fast beep]
I'm sorry, I can not stop this right now.
We'll catch up later.
Grande.
- Are we going to continue? - Yes
[Heavy metal sound]
Like that.
Now, there is something else we need to do.
[Accident]
Sorry, I do not ...
[Growl]
Ehh ...
Anyway ...
... Let's get his security clearance solved.
[Voice on TV, in German]
[Clang]
Son of a b*tch.
[German Television continues]
[Sarah] , Geoff ... [/ I]
How are you?
'm fine. You? [/ I]
Hmm ... I'm fine.
I, uh ...
... Set the new research laboratory.
Uh, that of Munich, right? [/ I]
Uh, no.
Dresden, remember?
You should be happy. [/ I]
What's that supposed to mean?
... It's nothing. [/ I]
- Forget about it [/ i] [Ben] -. Hi, honey. I'm home. [/ I]
[Sarah] Wait a second. [/ I]
So ... What is it? [/ I]
[Inhale]
I heard the news.
When going to tell me?
was going to say. [/ I]
really was ... [/ I]
am in my second month and I. .. [/ I]
... I was not sure, and ... [/ I]
... I did not tell anyone. [/ I]
Well, Joe and Carla knew.
. [/ I]
No, that was ... That was Ben. [/ I]
Right ... Ben.
He was excited about the baby
what jus-just told them, you know? [/ I]
're angry. [/ I]
[Sniff]
No. ..
course ... [/ I]
I'm not angry.
[Tear]
I'm ...
... I do not know, I have to think about it.
Think what? [/ I]
Well, what can I say?
Congratulations?
[Mourn a little] , I know ... [/ I]
... maybe you could be happy for me. [/ I]
[Minor chord dramatic?]
What do you want? [/ I]
Why did you call me? [/ I]
I do not know why I called.
[Sniff]
I miss you.
[sob] [/ i]
[sniff] [/ i]
I have to go. [/ I]
[Repeat tone]
[Music tense atmosphere?]
[Beep]
[Environmental Dissonance?] [Beeping continues]
Geoffrey Burton comes from the University of Massachusetts,
where his research on early detection
Embryonic abnormalities ...
... It has certainly proved to be
one of the, uh, the most hotly debated furiously
scientific community in this decade.
Now, I need not tell you
what are the implications of this are ...
... The proverbial cure for cancer
always eluded us.
Prenatal discovery potential
certainly provides the opportunity for a few steps closer.
And Geoffrey has been
to continue his research in a much less politicized.
And he will talk to all of us this morning ...
... On the status of their work to date.
When ready.
Thank you.
Would you now everyone please join me
to welcome ...
... Geoffrey Burton.
[Applause]
Thank you.
Thanks, Samuel.
I never intended to become a geneticist.
My PhD was actually in bacterial biochemistry.
But, as I'm sure many of you know
I was drawn to this by my experience
with my own son ...
... Whose condition led me
focus my research on screening embryos
traces of rare genetic mutations.
... Like yours.
I want to make one thing very clear:
This is not eugenics.
I'm trying to develop new techniques
prescreen people with brown eyes and dark skin ...
... Or freckles.
I like freckles.
Diversity ...
One of the things
defines us as a species
be held.
Mutations ...
... That endanger human life ...
are not.
For example ...
Here we see the theme
in the early stages ...
... The disease is not contagious
in the traditional sense.
However, while unusually virulent.
I allowed the presumption to call ...
... Burton syndrome.
What it did highlight this syndrome
was his sudden appearance
in what seemed to be a perfect health issue.
Within days, the ...
... Symptoms had expressed
as a number of neoplasias ...
... Exponentially multiplying and growing in size.
These, uh ...
... Tumors like appendages
eventually cover the entire body,
as we can see.
The breathing became increasingly difficult ...
... Began to affect the internal organs ...
... Crush the heart ...
... Constriction of the lungs.
Brain activity ceased shortly thereafter.
[Cough]
From the first symptoms to death,
the whole process took just over a week.
What made this unique was that it was not
an acquired condition as a virus,
but apparently ...
... Random genetic mutation ...
... Occurring in the RIP-5 gene on chromosome 20.
[Steps resonate]
[Door creaks]
Very well.
Let's take a closer look at some samples of tissue.
[Metal Clang]
[Unintelligible chatter]
I can sit here?
People do not want to know
the way things happen.
This fish, for example ...
... Nobody wants to think about it ...
... Suffocating ...
... In agony.
We just want to fry ...
... Eat ...
... Forget.
Same with science.
People want the cure ...
... But research.
It makes them feel uncomfortable,
know how it got there,
what you had to do.
For what ...
It is true.
I like to live a million years ...
... Just to see what we evolved on.
Do we become telepathic?
Do we have wings?
I like wings.
And you ...
... What would you like?
I do not know, uh ...
... That I can be a time traveler.
You know, travel through time,
backwards and forwards ...
Chiba ...
... I do not think that his patent has not already.
Hello.
I Jarek Novak.
Geoffrey Burton.
We actually met yesterday.
Almost ...
... Freed mouse.
- I did not know it was you. - Me.
His lecture, I really like.
Great images.
Thank you ... I suppose.
I was thinking ...
... Perhaps you would like to have a look
some things I've been working.
It's like, the same line, you know?
Yes? Why not?
Good. We must have a drink.
- Sure. - How about tonight?
Excuse me a moment.
Excuse me.
Sorry.
[Music dissonant?]
[Clicks light]
No, thank you. I leave.
- You left? - If.
I think it has been a while
since I last saw you.
Yes, that was your choice.
[Dramatic piano chords?]
Sorry.
You know, I. ..
... I do not want to be uncomfortable.
Not, either.
You know, I've been watching, though.
You know, I've been looking lift.
Read all the papers.
Very impressive.
You are the one with Samuel
approach me, right?
You know, I. ..
[Clears throat]
... I felt like I had hit a wall
with my research, and ...
... You know II found out what I was dealing with
in the U.S., so ...
I thought maybe you'd come.
I, uh ...
I do not know, I. ..
To be honest, I expected you to say yes.
What I have said "yes" to?
I can show you.
Let's go back.
Good, because I have the cold a*s.
[Laughs]
[Water]
[Click] [beep]
[Beep] [clunk]
Have a seat.
Okay ...
... So ...
Now, here ...
[Click]
Okay, this is a typical regeneration cycle,
about ten weeks after the complete regeneration amputation.
Yes?
Yes.
Well, now ...
... See it.
Have you seen?
Uh ... lost.
I'm going to play again.
Pay special attention.
[Tap tap]
It's a joke, right?
That's not possible.
By inserting the gene for Easter
I found accelerate the natural regeneration capacity
salamanders road beyond
That could have imagined.
But since then, I have refined
further genetic code.
Just ... Wait a minute. What Easter gene?
What are you talking about?
Look.
I labeled only transplanted
Easter cells genes ...
... A GFP.
They were localized to the area of ??the wound,
but then took over completely.
Look for yourself.
[Tone wavy?]
That's, uh ...
Even I have succeeded in regenerating serious damage
brain and spinal tissue.
I mean, can you imagine the possibilities
for this in humans?
Jesus Christ ...
[Laughs]
Exactly ... Easter.
Why have not you posted this?
No.
A discovery is not a cure.
Even so, I mean ...
It will not match the absorption in mice.
What happens when you try?
Nothing.
I've been stuck for six months now.
And then I thought, if someone could help me
with the molecular mechanism ...
... Help me turn in mammals ...
Hmm ...
You know, I'm sorry, I have an appointment
with Samuel at this time, but what do you think
about, you know, discussing this afternoon,
during dinner?
- Yep. - In my house?
- What are you doing tonight? - Nothing.
Hm.
I can cook something for you.
- German? - I like the German.
Do not worry. Not a date.
[Jingle]
[Dog barking]
[Ding] Hey!
Hey ...
Looks like we'll have a drink tonight, after all.
Not together.
[Beeps and boops]
[Beating]
Come on, I'll give you a lift.
I'm not going back to the guest house, so ...
It's cold. Come on.
Very well.
[Ballad of metal?]
Want to try electric cigarette?
Uh, no.
I have mine.
... Real cigarette.
Ah ...
Sorry, but ...
... It is a non-smoking car.
Of course.
Sorry.
All right.
Where are we going?
Oh, right ...
Sorry, uh ...
Eh ..
[Fights pronounce] Fodenhau ... Foten ...
I can see it??
Ah, Pfotenhauerstrasse ...
... Yes.
I know that.
Good.
That's where we go.
I know, too ...
- ... Very well. - Yes, you do?
- Yes, science. - Hmm.
We are the same, the two.
How do you know?
You know ...
... Taking risks, whatever it takes.
A brave new world.
A brave new world ...
Yes, I have read that.
I have ideas.
You have saved me, uh, brilliant experiments.
You can be part of them.
Well, that's a very kind offer,
but ...
... A bit of my work a full time thing at this time
Why are we stopping?
You know mosquitoes, bedbugs, fleas, ticks ...
... They are all vectors of the disease, right?
But instead of spreading the disease,
Why not change the formula?
Do genetically modified virus carrying ...
... Antigens for their own plague.
Imagine releasing this in the third world ...
... In Africa.
Hm?
They're going to be bitten, anyway.
Why not let the trap ...
... Malaria vaccine instead?
But then, would first have to ...
... Inventing the malaria vaccine, right?
Do not you think it's possible?
I did not say that.
You know Stalin, Mao Tse-tung ...?
Only by reputation.
Both believed they could transfer the ideology
by breeding a generation indoctrinated to the next.
And finally, you get to
genetically programmed Communists.
I mean, I know this sounds maybe a little ... crazy ...
... But ...
... There were some very good ideas there.
[Vocal inquisitive] [laughter]
[Clears throat]
But, look, uh ...
... What good ideas we're talking about, really?
- You're not getting my point. - What is your point?
It is the idea ...
... And not making people believe in the idea.
Uh huh.
And that is the key to scientific freedom.
... And funding.
Exactly.
And it is necessary for freedom
order to get good ideas.
Mm-hmm.
Because they can come from the most unexpected places.
Like his son, for example.
[Starting on]
You know ...
[The engine starts]
... I'll walk from here.
Rebekka welcomes me.
[Haunting piano notes?]
[Doorbell]
Why did not you call me?
I could have picked.
I have a lift.
Well, sort of ... Half a lift.
... Jarek such in high school.
What about this guy?
I have not much to do with it.
Oh.
[Jingle]
Do not you get enough of them at work?
I look beautiful.
You know, are these foreign organisms and witty.
Nothing like them on Earth.
Mm-hmm.
Do not agree?
I saw so always redundant.
You know, the genetic dead ends.
But again, after what I saw today ...
... Who knows?
What's this?
[Click]
They call wunderkammer. [/ I]
What?
Wunderkammer. [/ I]
[Repeat quietly] Wunderkammer ... [/ I]
They were used in the old days
to show things that had not been classified yet.
I'm creating new wonders.
So you're an artist, now, and a scientist.
Come on, let's eat something.
- All right, go ahead. - You are not in training, so ...
- Tell me. - What?
Tell me.
- What? - What do you think?
Tell her what?
About this Easter gene yours.
Why do you think I'm here?
Mm-kay.
I'll tell you everything, with one condition.
Okay.
You must agree to work with me.
Yes, okay.
Sure.
[Tan] for fruitful collaborations.
- Okay, okay ... - Agreed.
... Because I need your brain. [Jingle]
Only my brain.
[Sigh]
Okay, a little more ...
You had a great impact on me, you know? ...
Have I?
You were unattainable ...
... Sort of ...
... Star Scientist ...
... Anything.
Smart and ...
... Inspiring, and ...
... Intimidating, of course, also sometimes.
- Hmm. - I mean, even now ...
... What you're doing is ...
... Brave, I guess.
Why is that?
- Forget about it. - No, no, no, no ...
I think I'm a little drunk.
You tell me.
[Sigh] Just ...
... Using your child that ...
... The conference ...
... I can not imagine what it must be.
Sorry.
- That's fine. - I did not say that.
Yes you did.
Come on, Geoff. I'm not criticizing.
You know I have not posted
nothing significant in four years?
Publish or perish, remember?
Is not what it used to mean?
They were forcing me out of UMass.
But you knew that, right?
They were cutting my funds
to my laboratory was impossible ...
... Waiting to resign.
They could not sh**t.
That would be bad.
You know, my son ...
... He was the only case.
And k*lled him.
I'm just trying to find something positive
out of it.
You know if ...
... I do not, then ...
... What's the point?
But you have made progress.
I think you should go.
- I'm still a little tired, jet lag ... - Geoff ...
The dinner was nice.
I'm going.
Wait ...
[Clacks footsteps]
You look great, by the way.
See you tomorrow.
[Arrangement dissonant?]
[?]
[Marking]
[Pulsating boring]
[Medical] ... no f*cking idea ...
[Beep]
[Marking]
[Bass disturbing and piano?]
[Click] [beep]
[Sigh exhausted]
[German Television]
[Ticking] [?] [Broadcast German]
[Fwoop]
[?] [Marking]
[Phone rings]
[Sarah] Hi, I'm Sarah. I am not available [/ i]
at this time, please leave a mess ... [/ I] [beep]
[?] [Ticking] [pen scratching]
[Beep]
[?]
[Elevator Ding]
[Beep] [click]
[Clack] [beep]
[Rumor] [clunk]
[Water]
[Beep] [click]
[Door open click]
[Steps]
[Scratching]
[Scratching]
[Zero] [beep]
[Click] [processor]
[Music tense?]
[?] [Running water]
[Music vexatious?]
[Clicks door]
Scheisse. [/ I]
[Dramatic piano and bass?]
[?]
[?]
[Growth hum]
[?]
[Strong Buzz]
[Growing dissonant arrangement?]
[Radio sounding faintly]
[Pop Music?] [Man singing]
[Music, chanting continue]
[Sound of the mouth of the bottle]
[Radio on?]
Where is?
Put it in the fridge.
[?]
She will know if we have more.
She has a whole shelf of them.
Anyway, we're doing you a favor.
His research is a dead end.
You're a very attentive ...
- ... So dedicated to his ... - f*ck you.
Pass the following.
Come on, it's not bedtime.
Well, wait.
I have a remedy for you p*ssy.
[Pills rattle]
One for me ...
... And one for you.
Take it. Aaaaaaah ...
Okay.
[Increasing the volume on the radio?]
You know Margaret Thatcher ...
... Our women?
She only sleeps four hours a night
Huh? Think about it.
None of this was the dream of beauty.
Woman strong.
I know that.
[Jarek singing]
I have hunger.
I have to eat something.
[Trick] I have hunger, I have to eat something.
[Tease]
Okay.
Let's take a break, come on.
Take it off.
[Smack]
[Music tense?]
[Metallic rattle]
You know, Margaret Thatcher dream, uh ..
... Maybe 12 years of his life.
Normal person ... sleep ...
... 25.
You ... 50.
[Metallic rattle]
[Birdie]
[Din]
[?]
[Tap tap tap]
[Birdie]
[Beep top]
[Beating] Oh! [Beep]
[Under breath] Son of a b*tch.
[Beep]
[Birdie]
[Beep]
[Beep Beep]
[Beep]
[Beep] [click]
[Arrangement dissonant?]
[Jarek speaking German]
[Beep]
- Hello. - Hello.
What are you doing here?
Only working late.
In the House of Mouse ...
Is that where I am?
These corridors all look the same.
Excuse me.
[Click]
[Growing rumble?]
[Baby crying]
[Mourn stronger] [Geoff, unintelligible]
[Mourn] do not know.
He's in pain.
Do something. Help him.
[Mourn]
[Music disturbing?] [Mourn very strong]
He's in pain ...
[Choking, conversation unintelligible]
[?] [Indistinct vocalizations]
[Crescendo dissonant?]
[Cortes music]
[Squawk unintelligible]
[Scratching continues]
[Light metal Scrape]
[Scratching]
[Birdie]
[Squeaks]
What's he doing with you?
[Touching]
[Clicks tongue]
Come on ...
[Noise effort]
[Can rattle] Ugh.
[Thwack] [chirp]
[Exhale]
Uh ...
Ah, sh*t.
Sorry. [Birdie]
Okay ...
[Beep mechanic]
[Chiba, unintelligible] ... sorry ...
[Chiba, unintelligible]
... I love your genes.
[Sigh]
Yes.
Oh, Geoffrey ...
... Excellent opportunity.
Come in.
Have a seat.
Geoffrey Burton ...
Jarek ... Novak.
Yes.
We, uh, met.
Jarek and Rebekka made the initial discovery
with the gene of Easter.
I guess you have filled by now.
Yes, she said.
I'm sure Jarek, here, you can bring up to speed.
Yes.
You're staying in the guest house, right?
Mm-hmm.
Just pop in when it suits you.
What is your room number?
Oh, well, just ... I'll call you.
- You have my number? - No.
[Slight vocalization]
I'm sure someone can help.
Ignore him, Geoffrey.
He means well, just forget sometimes
he is not the only horse on the track.
Yes, but do you trust him?
I trust my staff.
[Beep]
Yes?
Si.
Si.
Mm-hmm.
Danke.
Danke schön.
- Bad news? - Hmm?
No.
As usual administrative problems.
Our donors are very generous,
that allow a good margin of discretion ...
... But they are so impatient.
And that's where I come in?
You are an asset to our team, Geoffrey.
I would not be here if it was.
But I admit, I hope you're excited
Jarek it has to show ...
... Maybe even enough to give him the benefit
of their experience.
See, that's where I'm still confused.
Sorry, but ... [Babbling]
Are you asking me to collaborate
with both Jarek and Rebekka?
Well, that depends on you.
I can not tell you to stop your own research,
after all, I mean ... That's why we're here.
But you must admit,
This is a unique and singular.
Look, I had the impression
that this was the draft Rebekka,
Easter the gene was ... its discovery.
Scientists know ...
- ... Always arguing about who did what and when - If ...
[Giggle]
[Sigh]
Actually, Geoffrey ...
... Between you and me ..
... This is a bit of a difficult situation.
Rebekka has refused to cooperate with him further.
Yes? Why is that?
I do not know, but I can not
cast him out of the project.
So what are you working down there?
I have what some genotyping ago ...
... Retouching away, alone in the dark.
It's what suits you.
In mice.
The axolotl.
He has a bit of ... The mice ...
... His favorite project ...
Viral vectors, ... and so on.
[Long sigh]
Geoffrey ...
... Meet with him.
I like to thaw, sometimes.
Is there something wrong?
No, no ... I'm ...
... Trying to get my bearings, is all.
[Beep]
Excuse me.
I'm finishing some embryos.
[Sigh] [giggle]
It's so funny, I thought this morning
we are like the yin and yang of mitosis.
It works on the uncontrolled cellular proliferation, cancer ...
... Me, in perfect cell harmony.
So what is the story of that kind Jarek?
What do you mean? What about him?
No.
It just seems a bit reserved.
It's a little weird.
I do not know, Samuel thinks it's some kind of genius.
And you?
What do you mean?
You and always was, uh ...
Are you kidding?
Just asking.
[Tease]
So what is really working?
I do not know what he is working.
Will not tell me.
To be honest, I really do not care.
Something to do with the gene for Easter, maybe.
Scheisse. [/ I]
Rebekka, Samuel said.
- I told you? - The Easter gene ...
... It was not just his discovery, right?
- This is my discovery. - But not yours alone.
I'm not a liar, Geoff.
Look, I just want to know
what you're getting into, here.
You say that we are working together, well ...
... But I do not even know who ...
... Research is more.
II do not even know who is involved.
Jarek is not involved in what I'm doing.
- You've done the work with him. - Only a short ...
... In the early stages.
I do not like his style. He was too reckless.
Tried to master my project.
He threatened to quit
if Samuel did not take off.
In the end, I won.
Well, according to Samuel, who is still in it.
Is cosmetics.
You might want to see this.
- Where did you get that? - I recovered ...
... In the house mouse, and I suggest you change the locks.
What do you mean?
Jarek has a clandestine laboratory setting, and I ...
... Yeah, I'm pretty damn sure you're testing the gene Easter
in mice.
What do you do?
- I'll take care of it. - What?
- I'll talk to Samuel. - Why? Why not ...
- ... Just face ... - It will not help.
Is my research, right?
I want to try it my way.
You have to trust me.
Okay.
[Tone disturbing?]
[Click]
[?]
[Arrangement tense?]
[Slight crunch]
[Breaking]
[Beep] [dissonant tones?]
[Sarah] Do something, Geoff. Help him. [/ I]
[Geoffrey] I'll take care of it, okay? [/ I]
'll fix it. [/ I]
[Tone dissonant?]
[Click]
I'll take a little blood.
[Click]
[Birdie]
[?] [Clicks]
[Birdie]
[Noises mouse]
[?]
[Growing cacophony?]
[Buzzing loudly]
[Beep]
Just a minute.
[Beep fast]
[A sound of metal]
[Beep]
[Beep]
[Beep]
Hello.
What's up with the glove?
I, um ...
... Just do some dishes.
So ... What are you doing here?
I'm taking you to the party.
[Snap]
What party?
- Have not you seen the signs? - No.
It is our great ... anyal ... [/ I]
- "Annual." - ... Annual Meeting.
You have to come.
Everyone will be there.
I think not.
You have no choice ...
... You're my appointment.
[Slips] Woop!
It seems you started early.
Is that bad?
No.
- Want more? -. Bitte [/ i]
What?
You know what that means, "bitte?" [/ I]
- No. - Yeah, I thought.
So what's with the coat?
sh*t.
Is an axolotl!
Do not you understand?
I, the woman axolotl ...
Woo.
[Laughing] - Well, because ...
- It's a costume party! - I see.
Aww, come on ...
- ... I have an idea for you. - Oh, God.
Ven.
Come on.
[Beating] Ooh! Sorry!
[Laughs]
This is crazy.
This guy is trying to steal your ...
Geoff, you know, do not want
to create a scandal, right?
Jarek know how to handle.
It has to be done discreetly.
Uh huh.
Listen, I know what I saw.
They were fully grown mice, no embryos.
Geoff, please, can you ...
... You can leave?
Just for tonight, please?
II ... I want to have a little fun,
human feel a change, please.
Right?
Just tonight.
One evening?
Promise?
[Laughs] Promise.
Now, hold still.
One more thing ...
So, wait ...
What?
You know, not Boston.
I'm not your intern anymore.
You do not have to feel guilty.
Why did you bring me here?
[Exhale]
Hm?
[Sigh] move.
Was it work or was it to start something new?
What if I said both?
So I would say not a very good idea.
Not that I do not think you're attractive, I do.
It feels too ...
Yes, okay.
- There. - What?
- Rebekka ... - In this case, since the.
I'll warm up the car.
[Electronic Music?]
[Psychedelic Industrial techno music?]
Hey.
[Laughs]
Oh, there they are.
Hey, wool!
[Many shout woo]
Hey!
He has served both?
[Unintelligible chatter]
[Laughs]
I need a drink. Do you want something?
[?] [Sounds of revelry]
Thank you.
Dream. Did you know that?
When Drosophila [/ i] lose touch of the earth ...
... Fly! It's instinct.
So we got on a flight simulator ...
... And banana wind blows ...
... The smell of banana!
[Techno turbulent?]
Over time, sleep from exhaustion,
however, they still detect brain activity
olfactory bulbs from ...
... Represents structured reaction
odor of banana!
Which means that ...
... Sleeping the sleep of the fruit fly Banana!
Is your new boyfriend?
[Techno dissonant?]
[Thwack]
[Music off?]
Do you think you will have luck tonight, huh?
You've been there before, right?
Privilege of the teacher?
[Splashing water]
By the way ...
... I want my mouse back.
The mouse?
Yes My mouse.
Give me one good reason
why not just go to Samuel
and tell him what you're doing.
What am I doing?
Tell me. What do I do?
Well, I know you stole Rebekka research.
I saw your stupid lapdog rest in the laboratory.
There is no "research" and "my research."
We are just one big organism.
Did someone tell you that?
No?
Well, see, that would be ...
Do ... "Mouse", "our mouse," below.
And our mouse tells me ...
... That has been testing the Easter gene in animals.
I also know it's working. I do not know, it's ...
... How did you do.
So, go ahead.
Tell me how you did it.
Guess I'll have to wait and read my article.
... As everyone else.
[Vocal aggressive]
[Grunting] [shock]
Stop! [Expression tense]
Enough!
[Growl]
[Crash] [broken glass]
Want doctor?
It's your own fault.
f*ck that.
Ven.
[Dissonant piano chord?]
Hello.
[Giggle]
[There are audible dialogue]
[Music fades]
[Exhale] I'm sorry.
It will take some important points.
[Water dripping slowly]
Are you okay?
[Tone dramatic, dissonant?]
Hey ...
... What?
[Heavy breathing]
[Sniff]
[Mourn]
No. No.
[Splash]
[Expressions confusing]
[Heavy breathing]
[Squeak] [cry of immense pain]
[Liquid Splash]
[Squeak] [screaming]
[Quick tremor]
[Water]
[Pressing hum]
[?]
Geoff, what are you doing?
[Lip smack]
[Whisper] Let's do it right.
're Awake.
Oh, the fever is gone. It really scared me last night.
What are you doing?
Is all documentation, here.
Always going through people's stuff?
Do not want to see you, why is it just lying around?
You know, I saw Jarek at the club.
Had a nice chat.
Why? Why did you do that?
Why not?
I saw that grabs you, I saw you ...
... Talking to him last night, after work.
That's what I thought.
So what ... ... What can I say?
What about you?
Well, I had a little adventure with Jarek.
So what? It was stupid.
So stupid.
At least I knew I was f*cking.
You called me last night Sarah.
I was delirious. What's your excuse?
Why do I need one?
Listen, I do not care if you were ...
... Sleeping with a whim ...
... What matters to me is that
everything I've been saying lately
sounds like sh*t.
- Lie? - Lie.
Okay, so let's define a f*ck for a moment, okay?
What is a lie is ...
... From that I would never leave it,
despite everything you said.
I never said anything that would make you ...
Do you think it hurts?
I was scared.
You know, it was more than a little in love with my teacher.
I was afraid it could get out, and ...
... My career would suffer.
That was long ago.
You need to keep going.
Out.
Out!
You know ...
... You have no idea ...
... What I have had to deal with.
Oh, come on, Geoff ...
... Treat?
You are not busy at all.
[Music dissonant?]
Sarah ...
[Ben] Uh, she is not available at this time. [/ I]
- Is Geoff [/ i] - Just put my wife, please.
She's not your wife anymore. [/ I]
And she does not want to talk to you. [/ I]
If ... what it does.
Every time you call, you are bothered with it. [/ I]
- 'm Sick of that [/ i] -. Just put it on, Ben.
[Click] Hey, who the hell ...
Oh, sh*t ... m*therf*cker.
[?]
[?]
"Squek"
[Din]
[Water]
[Screech soft]
[Heavy breathing]
Come on.
Answer the phone.
Where is Rebekka?
Up on the roof.
Hello.
I need your help.
Rebekka, please ...
What do you want from me?
I can not say here.
Here. [Click]
- I need you ... - What is that?
- ... To do a blood test. - Yes, of course.
- You can run a PCR, right? - If.
[Whispering]
What are you doing?
What do you think I'm doing?
Help.
Can you please tell me what's going on?
- You're scaring me. - I was bitten by a mouse.
- A. .. a laboratory mouse? - Yes
And I'm pretty sure I contracted a virus.
That's not possible.
These are most pathogen free mice
worldwide.
Not if they belong to Jarek.
We need a sample of that, too, in the negative.
- I know how it works, Geoff. - Then do it!
What am I supposed to be looking?
Its gene Easter!
Jarek is using a viral vector to integrate
in the mammalian genome.
No embryos ...
... Fully grown mice.
He took of mammals.
Sorry, I did. I do not know how.
What?
[RIP]
I'm proof.
You know, you're right.
Screw the test.
- Where are you going? - Where is Jarek?
I do not know ...
Yes, you do.
Probably the house mouse.
Mouse House?
What are you doing?
What do you think?
[Beep] [rumor]
Please ...
... Let me call Samuel.
Oh, now you're going to call.
Call Samuel, and take it to the house mouse, right now.
Let's think about this.
- I'm done thinking. - Where are you going?
Stop! Stop!
"Squeak" is spelled with an "a", you idiot!
[Crashing]
For their survival ...
... Get out of here!
[Yelling unintelligible]
[Beat] [cry]
It was infectious.
What are you talking about?
Mice! It was contagious!
Get this crazy a*s off!
Tell me!
[Growl]
[Rebekka] Stop it, please!
Enough! [Grunts]
[THWAP] [growl]
Jarek!
Come back!
- Jarek ... - Come back.
Jarek ...
What, Jarek?
This is exactly what you wanted, right?
Huh?
Come back!
What do you do?
I'm serious.
Do it.
[Clicks door] Come back!
[Samuel] What the hell is going on here?
Just went crazy! He was attacking.
Ignore him, Samuel. These guys infected me.
That's a lie. He did it to himself.
- Waldemar, I say. - Lie.
True ...
- ... He did. - Lie. I was attracted here.
In fact ...
... You all brought me
Mouse is used to infect me.
This made it look accidental.
Put the knife down.
Put the knife ...
... Down.
[Dissonance tense environment?]
Look at the head.
The cut ...
- How much? - sh*t ...
Could someone kindly tell me what the hell is all this?
Was cured.
Works!
Works on humans!
[Tease]
Cursed ago.
Okay, I see what is happening now.
I understand your little collaboration, right?
- Geoffrey ... - No, now I understand.
You're in this, too.
What is this infection?
- Is it viral? - Of course it is viral f*cking.
The gene is endogenous retrovirus Easter.
Although these two geniuses could not fix.
[Mocking sniff]
This is true.
What the hell have you done?
What I have done?
I just made the discovery of the century!
This is what I've done!
I, Jarek Novak! Remember that.
Happy Easter.
[Exhale]
Discovery is not a cure, right?
That's what you told me.
If healing has accelerated ...
... It has done tumorigenesis.
[Sniffs] What do you think I have?
A day?
Perhaps two?
Is it contagious?
Ah, okay, Samuel.
Pretty darn sure that is transmitted by blood.
[Alarm Sound]
[Rebekka shouts] No! Nooo!
[Rebekka] No, please!
[Alarm continues]
Here, here to help you! Please!
[Beating] Please let me help you!
No, please! Please!
[Glass shattering]
Please! Geoff! Geoff!
[Hysterically] Please ... oh, please!
[Fighting sounds]
[Rebekka screaming] Let me go!
Please, please, let me go, please!
Please!
[Groan acute]
[Heavy breathing]
[Note Piano tense?]
[Rebekka] Geoff ...
Geoff!
Geoff.
[Exhale heavy]
Geoff ...
Geoff, please stop.
Stop, please.
Geoff.
Stop!
There is nothing you can do.
Come back to me. It is your only chance.
No.
I'm going home.
[?]
Listen, I. .. I made a few ...
... Changes in the sequence, but it is ...
... It is basically the same.
- The same? - If.
Like what?
Burton syndrome.
[?]
[In a low voice] What?
What!
I. ..
... I ordered fabric samples
when I heard of the illness of his son.
My son?
[Vocal affirmative]
Why?
Why did you do that?
I. ..
... Thought I. ..
... It might help somehow. I. ..
... I do not ...
You know, when I started cloning the gene, I. ..
... I found I could regenerate
dying cells. I mean ...
... The tumors are actually the symptom
cell regeneration.
Regeneration is out of control.
That's what happened to his son.
I wanted here to share ...
... To show you, ...
... We are part of it. I mean, you were a part of it.
I wanted to say, is that ...
... I was waiting for the right time.
What took you so long, huh?
I was afraid to tell. I did not know ...
... How would you react, or ...
I'm sorry, I. ..
... I went too far with her ...
[Sobs]
- Why? Why?! - Because ...
... Because I love you, Geoff! Do not you see?
I love you!
[Sobs]
Do you love me?
[Vocal affirmative]
[Sigh]
[Mourn]
[Lump in the throat] I'm sorry, I. ..
- It's fine. - ... I never wanted ...
... For this to happen, I. ..
[Laughs]
I have my own illness.
[Sobs]
You know how fun that is?
[Laughs] I have my own illness.
[Mourn] research was ...
... To help.
Investigation ...
[Environmental Dissonance?]
... That's exactly what I would say to Sarah.
[?]
[Sobs]
Geoff. Geoff!
Geoff!
Geoff, where are you going?!
Geoff!
[?]
[Birds caw]
[Heavy breathing]
[Background music anxious?]
[Siren Wailing]
[According ominous?]
[Dog barking]
[Dissonant piano notes?]
[Conversations in foreign language]
[Cristal din] [multiple people clamoring] Hey!
[Speaking German]
Hey ...
Hey!
[Vomiting]
Oh ...
... According ...
[?]
[Dog barking]
[Increase tense environment?]
[?]
[Heavy breathing]
[?]
[Strong dissonant screech?]
[Low Hum]
[Beep]
[Steps]
[Beep]
[Silence]
[Light hits]
[Train inspector, speaking German]
[Light hits]
[More German spoken]
[Click] [rolling]
[Speaking German]
Ticket?
Ticket?
He speaks English.
Do you speak English?
Hey, hey, hey ...
Stop!
[Speaking German]
Please stop!
[Frenazo]
[Growl]
[Gusts]
[Groans in pain]
[Ambient tense?]
[Clink glass]
[Exhale heavy]
[Grunting tense]
[Heavy breathing]
[Jingles and tinks, broken glass]
[Groans]
[Dramatic piano notes, a tense?]
[Heavy breathing]
[Crackling Fire]
[?]
[Crackling Fire]
[Beep]
[Sarah] Hi, I'm Sarah. [/ I]
I am not available at this time. [/ I]
Please leave a message after the beep. [/ I]
Thanks. [/ I]
[Beep]
Sorry.
[Vocal pain]
[Babbling incoherently]
... And it was so hard ...
[Stuttering continues]
... I really did ...
[Beep]
[Exhale acute]
[?] [Crackling fire]
[Crackle]
[According ominous?]
[Noise dog]
[Bark] [grunts]
[Clack]
[Noise dog]
[Bark]
[Bark]
[Bark]
[Din]
[Heavy breathing]
[?]
[Growl] [beat]
[Heavy breathing]
[Cracks]
[Spits]
[Growl]
[Growl]
[Liquid Splash]
[Squishy pop] [exhale pain]
[Heavy breathing]
[Scratching]
[Exhale]
[Tone growing?]
Why ...?
[Tone growing?]
[Ambient ethereal?]
[There are audible dialogue]
[?]
[Music fades]
[Beep]
[Beep continues]
[Sigh]
[Almost inaudible] Where is she?
- Yes? - Where is she?
[Opening the door]
[Beep continues]
[Opening the door]
[Click]
Geoffrey ...
... 're Awake.
Well, at least you have your own room.
No. ..
... No, no. Do not do that.
You were very ...
... Restless, in these last days.
But do not worry.
Everything is being thoroughly investigated.
Geoffrey ...
... That has been very ill.
But, you're all better.
His recovery has been remarkable ...
... Inspiring, in fact.
Do you remember anything?
Where is she?
She is here.
Look ...
[Beep continues]
No. .. Sarah ...
[Sigh]
Listen, buddy ...
... We're going to have to stay here a bit.
You are unique, you see ...
... But just for the moment, you are a bit of a danger to himself.
Now, do not worry ...
... You'll be fine.
[Sigh]
[Processor]
[There are audible dialogue] [beep]
[Processor]
Hey, you.
You were very sick ...
... But you're good now.
You are immune.
Look at this.
You see that?
[Metals clank]
Jarek was right.
Burton Syndrome is actually a latent retrovirus.
We all do.
It is millions of years old.
Only his son was a very special version of her ...
... Now.
You are a miracle.
And his son was a miracle.
[Beep]
Why your child recover?
[Processor]
[Speaking German]
How would I know?
[Beep]
[Ambient dramatic?]
[?]
[?]
Welcome to our World! Where we serve you cookies to ensure you get the best viewing experience on our site.
Did you know that you can remove censorship board-wide, use our advanced search functions, be notified when new content is posted, join our memberships, set episodes to show in any order you want & more if you are logged into your account?
Register or sign in here: ucp.php?mode=register
Did you know that you can remove censorship board-wide, use our advanced search functions, be notified when new content is posted, join our memberships, set episodes to show in any order you want & more if you are logged into your account?
Register or sign in here: ucp.php?mode=register