Outbreak1995

Maj. Salt:
[showing them the progression of the virus on a computer] Okay, sirs, here we go. These pictures were taken over a period of eight hours. Normal, healthy kidney cells before they met the virus. In the space of an hour, a single virus has invaded, multiplied and killed the cell. And in just two hours, its offspring have invaded cells here, and here. Continually multiplying.

Casey Schuler:
Jesus Christ, five hours? It infects the cell, replicates, and kills this fast? These numbers can't be right Ebola takes days to do this damage.

Maj. Salt:
Sirs, the numbers are correct. I wish to God they weren't. One goes in, millions come out. Every cell is dead. Now we see them individually, searching for the next victim until there's nothing left to kill.

Casey Schuler:
Mark this day, Salt. We could spend our whole careers waiting to see a new virus.

[Salt zooms in some more]

Maj. Salt:
Sirs, Mr. Motaba, up close and personal.

Casey Schuler:
I hate this bug.

Sam Daniels:
Come on, Casey. You have to love its simplicity. It's one-billionth our size and it's beating us.

Casey:
So, what do you wanna do — take it to dinner?

Sam:
No.

Casey:
What, then?

Sam:
Kill it.