:52:10
Could stay this way for weeks,
or he'll go over 10 minutes from now.
:52:14
I've seen them go before.
:52:17
I almost got killed by a friend
of mine last summer.
:52:19
He went over without any warning.
:52:22
When I looked away...
:52:24
his face was pale and his hair was going.
When I looked back...
:52:29
he didn't have any eyes.
:52:32
What did you do?
:52:34
I did just like you'd do, Doctor. I killed him.
:52:37
If the Masonic rites are over.
:52:40
How about Richie?
:52:54
We'll take him to my place.
I got nearly everything I need there.
:52:58
Is there anything you can do, Doctor?
:53:01
I mean, seeing how you've lost
over 200 million patients.
:53:06
I don't have it.
:53:08
Have what?
:53:09
The plague. I'm immune.
:53:13
- Everybody has it.
- Everybody but me.
:53:16
There was a vaccine,
just an experimental batch.
:53:19
We weren't sure it would work.
:53:26
- Why, if you're immune, you could...
- That's right.
:53:29
My blood might be a serum.
:53:31
At the stage that boy's in, my antibodies
could reverse the whole process. Stop it.
:53:36
Christ, you could save the world.
:53:38
Screw the world. Let's save Richie.
:53:45
Nothing with drugs.
It's got to be the serum.
:53:48
Couldn't you reconstitute the vaccine?
:53:50
You got any idea
how many steps it takes...
:53:52
to synthesize an antibiotic
specific for this bug?
:53:56
- Got the picture.
- I've tried. God knows I've tried.