Rammbock: Berlin Undead (Rammbock)

I wanted to bring back your keys.

You wanted your keys back.

I wanted to come in person.

You're not glad?

You can't just move out after 7 years like it's nothing!

Gabi.

Gabi, please! I...

Gabi, I love you!

No, it's too late for that.

You're getting worked up.

You're not a good Gabi.

I don't know Gabi, but believe me, getting worked up won't help.

Hallo!

Good mood!

Here you go!

And don't reproach her! It's your only chance.

And if I let myself in? I'll surprise her with a good mood.

Oh no, don't do that.

You'd better call before going over.

At least use the doorbell.

Want to give it another go?

No, I think I got it. Thanks.

Good. Then see you soon.

See you. Thanks for the lift.

My pleasure.

Don't get worked up!

Gabi?

Gabi?

Excuse me.

I'm looking for Gabi Haruther. She lives here.

I'm her boyfriend.

Do you know where she is?

Hello?

Hi, you've reached Gabi. Leave a message after the beep.

Hi, Gabi, it's Michi.

I've got a surprise. I'm in Berlin.

At yours.

Just so you know.

OK, see you in a minute.

Gabi?

Pardon, do you know where Ms. Haruther is?

What's wrong, boss?

Stop it!

My mobile!

We've got to call the police.

Is there a landline here?

What's...

What's the matter?

What's with him?

No idea.

Get lost copper!

Get back!

Stay away from me!

Hello, hey!

What's with you?

Help! Help!

Semra!

Help me!

Semra, I can't get out!

Listen. What did Gabi say to you?

What?

The woman who lives here!

Listen!

"Be right back."

When did she leave?

Just before you arrived.

Maybe she... Was she wearing a jacket?

Don't think so.

Maybe she's in the cellar.

Was she doing a wash?

No!

Maybe she went to the roof.

It's her!

Let me go! It's Gabi!

That had to be Gabi. She was worried about me.

How's the TV work?

Video to AV.

We are interrupting our programming for a special...

I'm Michael.

Harper.

...reports of violence leading to injury and death.

We are now speaking with a police spokesman.

Mr. Brabant, is this the German September 11th?

Such ridiculous speculation is really only a waste of time.

Right now, we have to prevent further harm.

The public is being asked to stay in their homes, until further notice.

Mr. Brabant, there are reports of injured suffering bite wounds.

Bite wounds from people.

Like rabies or something.

Can the police really be prepared?

The Berlin police are prepared for such cases and will subdue the situation quickly.

Lock your doors, keep radios and TVs on, and wait for help from the authorities.

Remain calm.

Do not leave your homes to look for friends or family.

Help each other, but don't take unnecessary risks.

Thank you, Mr. Brabant. The police insist...

Want a coffee?

...upon staying inside.

Or a water?

Lockdown in Berlin.

Please keep your TVs on.

It can be seen how seriously the authorities are taking this situation.

Bless you.

Thanks.

The question must be asked:

Is this unrest even politically motivated?

Not to speculate, but it doesn't look...

What's that?

The people who are creating the violence don't seem to have political leanings.

And their methods don't seem in any recognizable way to be organized.

But I repeat,

for the moment, all we can do is speculate.

The only certainty is that hospital emergency rooms in Berlin

are overflowing at this time with the injured.

And that by far most of the injuries are bite wounds.

Doctors report that patients develop changes, in response to the illness,

to the skin and eyes.

We've seen that these people attack out of uncontrolled anger,

and bite other people.

Flüfli?

Do you know where Gabi is?

Morning.

We're only getting test screens.

Can't be.

Today of all days.

Got a radio?

Gabi's got one in the kitchen.

I'm gonna get dressed.

Clear out.

Excuse me?

The door to the loo is blocked.

You can't just piss on the dishes, no way!

Hey!

Nobody's there. We've got to close the gate!

Listen up! We've got to close the gate!

Why doesn't he do it?

What's-his-name, the guy with tattoos!

Manfred.

He's called Manni!

He has to do it. Manni!

Manni?

Manni, come to the window!

Be quiet!

I'll do it.

What?

I'll do it.

Thorsten, no!

Is he out?

Can you see my brother?

She should be quiet or they'll come.

Thorsten!

Quiet! Be quiet!

Look out!

The gate!

Behind you!

Come back!

Parliament has authorized the immediate use of military force.

State of emergency has been declared according to Article 35 of the constitution.

It is now clear that a pervasive epidemic is spreading via a virus of unknown origin.

The pathogen is transmitted by bodily fluids

via bites and bleeding wounds.

Within minutes or hours, the virus spreads through the body.

Infection does not mean a full blown illness.

The pathogen only enters the brain when the body releases adrenaline.

I repeat, adrenaline released under strong emotional stress activates the illness.

If you think you may be infected, it is very important to stay calm.

Stay away from others.

If possible, sedate yourself.

There are indications that the immune system

can conquer the disease if the illness remains dormant.

If illness develops, seek safety away from the infected person.

Under no circumstances should one attract their attention,

even if they are family members or friends.

Remain calm.

If you are in an urban area, do not try to leave on your own.

All major traffic routes have been blocked.

The army is preparing to evacuate large cities via waterways.

Stay in a safe place.

Barricade your doors and windows.

Keep your radios on.

Ladies and gentlemen, the German parliament has authorized immediate...

They're starting over?

Infinite loop.

Is nobody at the station?

The mobile network is down too.

Do you hear that?

I heard it last night.

Is it Morse code?

What are you making?

A slingshot.

And the forks?

Ammunition.

Not with Gabi's forks!

Buy some new ones.

And when she comes back and sees this?

No way!

You really think that?

You really think she'll show up

and get upset about the forks?

Yes, I do!