:16:00
He doesn't exist.
:16:01
Yes.
:16:02
What?
:16:03
Excuse me?
:16:06
What's going on here, sister?
:16:09
The experiment worked, right?
Were heroes, right?
:16:13
I was covered in foam, right?
:16:15
So what's all of this about?
:16:17
I would like to see your superior.
:16:20
You should both be happy that you're
alive and that you were unfrozen.
:16:23
And what would have been the point
of leaving us frozen?
:16:25
The experiment would have been
useless.
:16:28
There were more important things
during the war than experiments.
:16:36
What war?
:16:38
We were supposed to be unfrozen
no matter what the political situation
:16:41
might have been. What do I care
about some war of yours?
:16:43
Ours?
It was yours, actually.
:16:46
We don't have any wars.
:16:47
Shes crazy.
:16:48
And who won?
:16:50
What?
:16:51
The war! Who won it?
:16:54
It doesn't matter who won
but who survived.
:16:58
Excuse me, Miss,
where is Professor Kuppelweiser?
:17:01
Dr. Lamia already told you.
:17:03
That he doesn't exist?
:17:05
What exactly does that mean?
:17:07
Did he have another accident?
:17:08
Just like all the others.
:17:09
Excuse me, we would like to see
the director of this facility.
:17:15
Im listening.
:17:17
I would rather speak with a man.
:17:20
They don't understand
any of it, sister.
:17:22
Contact with a member of your sex
is... not feasible.
:17:27
Not what?
:17:28
You are the only males in existence.
:17:31
Men have long been extinct.
:17:32
Extinct?
They weren't Mammoths!
:17:36
It seems they were.
:17:37
In a manner of speaking.
:17:39
Excuse me, what is the date?
:17:41
March 8th.
:17:42
You slept a little longer than planned.
:17:45
Longer than three years?
:17:48
Five?
:17:49
No.
:17:49
Four?
:17:53
Lve seen her before somewhere.
:17:56
Excuse me, Doctor, I don't really care.
:17:59
I had a contract for three years,
and now youll have to pay...