Snowpiercer

- We build our lives around the ones we love.

And when we lose them, we lose ourselves.

Melanie, this is Snowpiercer. Come in.

The grief turns us inward.

We search our hearts for clues.

Question if we did enough,

what is left, and...

who we are in this new world.

- Day 91. Second revolution.

42.85 degrees north,

106.32 degrees west.

So...

that puts me somewhere outside Casper, Wyoming.

Battery is at 57%. Temperature is...

Not warm.

Ah...

Still no sign of Snowpiercer.

No snow displacement.

No change in tracks, which is...

Either she isn't rolling anymore

or they're off the mainline.

Once I cross the Bering Strait,

I'll switch to secondary track, expand my search.

Until then, signing off.

Ben!

And piece by piece,

we pull ourselves together again.

We harden.

We rebuild with new bones a new path forward.

Do we see her yet?

- No visual yet, but we're getting a signal.

Day 172.

The last of my stimulant's gone.

I don't think my body is strong enough

to wake from suspension without it.

If this is my last entry,

it's with thoughts of you, Alex.

Outside.

In sunlight and warmth.

- Still, I allow myself to hope

that she'll return to us

and our old selves won't hold us back.

On Snowpiercer,

1,029 cars long.

- Shh, shh, shh. It's okay. It's okay.

Now, look. Look, we're gonna go to sleep now.

And then everything will be all better

when you wake up in the morning.

It'll be just fine, okay?

Hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, please.

Please, Liana. Please.

You--you go to sleep now, okay?

Okay?

That was a marathon.

- Yeah, she's a brawler, but she finally went down.

- You should get to the Engine. It's time.

You should get some sleep.

- Yeah. - I'll be back soon.

Anything?

- Signal's in and out, but she's close.

We should have visual soon.

- Melanie, this is Snowpiercer. Come in.

Are you there, Mel?

This is Snowpiercer. Talk to me, Mel.

Doesn't mean anything, Alex. Her radio could be down.

- Or she could be on a maintenance frequency.

- You guys don't have to say that.

I know what you guys are thinking.

Okay, she was out there six months, no food, no water.

- No, if anyone can survive this, it's her.

- Hey, wait. No, look, look. She's there.

Melanie, this is Snowpiercer.

We're 500 meters south-southeast.

If you read, flash your lights.

Okay, one thing at a time.

We gotta get that thing onboard.

Let's go. - Alex.

I'll be damned.

- Is it her? - It's her, all right.

But in what state?

The safe money says she's a very skinny carcass by now.

- To be honest, I can't tell what you're hoping for.

- It's not always clear to me either, Tyson.

We're fickle things.

Oh, shit, shit.

Hi.

Hi. I--I gotta go.

We're picking up Melanie.

But stay if--if you want.

I haven't slept that good in--in years.

So thank you.

- No, you don't have to thank me.

You did all the hard work.

Can I ask? Is--

is something happening here?

Between you and me?

I mean, no, right?

You did your thing. We shared some feelings.

It's easy to mistake it for--for something else.

Must've happened to you all the time.

Not like this.

I gotta go.

Okay.

Hey, we just spotted her.

- Alive? - It's unclear.

Can you get Dr. Pelton and meet us at the cold lock?

- Yeah. - You good?

Never better.

- That'll be Ben back there waving his big arm about.

Over there.

Yeah, I see her.

- Her track's too far out. We need to get her closer.

- There's a spur line 200 meters straight ahead.

It's narrow gauge. Javi, switch her to it.

On it.

- Mom, if you're there, please come in.

Okay. Ben, bring it down.

Copy that.

Josie, brace.

- We're four points of secure, Ben.

Take me up.

I got you.

She's onboard. She's onboard.

Go on. I got this.

Melanie.

She's alive.

Suspension drugs.

That's how she survived without food or water.

Move out of the way.

- Let's get her out. Let's get her out.

Ready. One, two, three. Go.

Over here.

Out. Everybody out.

Out!

Hi.

You're real.

Yeah.

I'm real.

Oh, where are we?

Tonight we'll get to Cairo,

and then it's a couple of days

before we reach the Horn of Africa.

It's New Eden, Mom.

We found it.

You found it.

A couple other developments for you.

Layton runs the train now.

Not actually, 'cause it's a democracy.

Well, it's not actually that either,

but at least we beat Wilford.

I have some bad news about the aquarium.

It's okay. Maybe not right now.

- Maybe that's a good idea.

Can I tell you something?

I kept you alive in my head.

I imagined what you would say.

What you would think.

You were with me too.

All the time.

Hey.

You look good, Mel.

- Oh, I don't know about that, but...

- You do. - I'm here.

You look good and alive.

How'd you endure it?

Well, I'm super stubborn.

Plus, um...

I knew you'd find me.

- Hey, Melanie is awake. Did you hear?

- Oh, have you been to see her? - No, not yet.

I mean, her dance card's pretty full.

- Something on your mind there, Ruth?

I don't know.

You and I have served this train for so long, Sam.

In and out of uniform.

And now Melanie's back aboard,

that part of the journey's over.

But I mean, I feel the stress among the passengers.

This train is all we've known for the past eight years.

And now we're getting off.

You know, tonight we're gonna pass the Pyramids

for the very last time.

- Back before the Freeze, Anne had always wanted to take

a holiday to the Pyramids, but we never managed.

Then we got on Snowpiercer, and there they are,

every three months just whizzing past the window.

And we'd make some crack

that we were smart to wait till the offseason

- Well, tonight is the last time

you'll have to look at them.

- Yeah. We should mark the occasion.

You know, a proper farewell