:21:00
Then Mr. MacCready.
:21:03
That left Colonel Ives...
:21:05
MacCready's wife, and I alone...
:21:07
and I knew in that company
that my days were numbered.
:21:13
I'm ashamed to say that I acted
in a most cowardly manner.
:21:20
It would have been nobler,
I know...
:21:21
to have stayed and protected
Mrs. MacCready from Ives, but...
:21:26
I was weak.
:21:31
I fled.
:21:35
It was nothing less than pure
providence that I arrived here.
:21:39
Mrs. MacCready--
:21:41
is she still there?
:21:42
And Colonel Ives,
as far as I know.
:21:44
Let's pack up.
We've got to go up there.
:21:47
We've got to go. It's our job.
:21:48
-Why go?
-It's our job!
:21:52
Here's you.
:21:54
Here's Toffler.
:21:55
Reich has got his own rifle.
:21:58
I've got my pistol.
:21:59
I think the cave's three
or four days' march from here.
:22:02
What is it, George?
:22:03
What?
:22:08
Weendigo.
:22:09
Weendigo.
:22:10
Weendigo.
:22:17
It's an old
Indian myth from the north.
:22:25
A man eats another's flesh.
:22:28
It's usually an enemy.
:22:34
And he, um, takes...
:22:36
no, steals...
:22:38
his strength, essence,
his spirit.
:22:45
And his hunger becomes craven...
:22:49
insatiable.
:22:55
And the more he eats,
the more he wants to.
:22:59
The more he eats,
the stronger he becomes.