Swanland

Casey:
My trusted canteen, I filled with blood from a man I found one day. I just thought... it'd be a good afternoon.

Casey:
So what do you have to do?

Lissa:
Pee.

Casey:
Can I watch?

Lissa:
Oh I love your concern.

Casey:
I know you're not kidding! I didn't expect any of what happened yesterday to happen in the first place and I had a violent reaction. Maybe I didn't want spend all day with the goddamn Breakfast Club!

Aaron:
You know in the winter time, the lake freezes over. And all the fish that were in there, they just stop what they're doing, dead in their tracks. And when spring comes, the lake thaws out, and the fish thaw out, and they just keep on doing what they were doing. Just like nothing happened.

Lissa:
I thought that when the lake froze the top layer froze and the bottom stayed warm enough for the fish to just keep on living. And the top froze.

Aaron:
Really?

Lissa:
Yeah, I think that's right.

Aaron:
Well I don't know much about fish.

Lissa:
Where were you going with that though?

Aaron:
I don't know... I... It's kind of like us, you know what I mean? Like, we are all kind of trapped here and if your theory is right then maybe one day we'll all thaw out and go on how we were.

Lissa:
No, my theory was that they kept on living. I never thought they froze. But while we're on sea life, you know, sharks, they have to constantly keep moving. Otherwise they drown. Because they have to have that water going through their gills at constant times. So maybe instead of just completely stopping... Instead of completely stopping, you know, maybe we have to keep moving on with things and continuing. We're not trapped here. We're not stuck in any situation. Every situation...

Aaron:
Here. I found one that's still alive. I like that theory. It's a good one.

Aaron:
You know, if we find him and don't come back with him, that's okay. That's okay. I'm okay with that.

Aaron:
It'd be wrong to say that I fell harder than she did. It just took me longer. To fall hard.

Aaron:
Natalie and Zach, you've seen them. You've seen them before. They're always like this. He promised her he'd marry her and she's a girl. And Diana... we're never gonna find Diana. I didn't mind that she left, just that she took my car. Nobody's got anything in their mind except for themselves. And that's where I'm different. Because I've got Lissa in mind. And I don't care where I die. I don't care if I sacrifice the whole group that came with me if she'll be okay.

Diana:
We have prescription drugs, non-prescription, contraceptives. Anything to get your mind through these last days.

Casey:
No offense, man, but I'm out here to do something. And that's what I want every red-blooded, cold-blooded, blue-blooded America to do. What I'm doing.

Casey:
And what's that?

Casey:
I'm pledging my allegiance to the wasteland.

Aaron:
Listen, Casey, right?

Casey:
What's so funny about that. Yeah, Casey. I already told you that.

Aaron:
I was in the Air Force and I pledged my allegiance to something a little bit better than all of this.

Casey:
Well then you pledge your allegiance and serve your country in your way and I can serve it in my way, which is being out here and doing this. Isn't it great how we can separate ourselves like that?

Aaron:
I don't kiss and tell, Shep. You might.

Lissa:
You know, it wasn't until this whole situation that people started turning into swans. You know, wanting the last kiss, the last song, the last love. And people weren't as cruel before. They were not as cold. I mean, just before this it was a beautiful, beautiful place and now, I mean, now that you have everything taken away from you, people just turn into the most horrible things. People that you once knew.

Lissa:
It's all a game. He's just showing off for you, you know that right? As soon as the cameras go off he's a completely different person

Casey:
See this? This is one of my graveyards. Find a family, a couple, anything... bring them here.

Casey:
I didn't mark them at all. Why would I wanna mark them? No one's gonna come here. I'm the only one who knows about this place. I know all the names. All the friends and family of them are dead anyway. All of my friends and family are dead, so why would anyone bother marking my grave?

Lissa:
But the world is not ending. Not this time. You know how I know? Women's intuition.

Casey:
No offense, man, but I'm out here to do something. And that's what I want every red-blooded, cold-blooded, blue-blooded America to do. What I'm doing.

Casey:
And what's that?

Casey:
I'm pledging my allegiance to the wasteland.

Aaron:
Listen, Casey, right?

Casey:
What's so funny about that. Yeah, Casey. I already told you that.

Aaron:
I was in the Air Force and I pledged my allegiance to something a little bit better than all of this.

Casey:
Well then you pledge your allegiance and serve your country in your way and I can serve it in my way, which is being out here and doing this. Isn't it great how we can seperate ourselves like that?