ALICE BARRY BEA CLAYTON EVIE HOPE JAN JAY MAYA RACHEL RUTH SILAS EVIE I still don't see why you couldn't have just hiked Mount Hood like all your friends. RACHEL Mom, please. You've had me hiking on Hood since I was ten. RACHEL This is a real adventure. I'm out at the edge of the world here. EVIE Oh, I�m glad you're enjoying yourself. That doesn't mean I don't worry. You know how remote northern Canada is. RACHEL You are always going to worry. EVIE Mm-hmm. RACHEL It took me six months to finally convince you to let me go. RACHEL And I'm not on my own. Thomas is here. EVIE Right, that's no comfort. You know you have more experience than he does. RACHEL Exactly. You've had me trekking through the woods practically since I could walk. Plus, with everything I've learned from you and Grandpa, you know that there's nothing the woods can throw at me that I can't handle. EVIE That is exactly the kind of overconfidence that's going to get you into trouble. RACHEL I should go, Mom. You know this call is costing a fortune. And I know. have fun, be safe. EVIE Have fun, be safe. RACHEL Mm-hmm. My lips are kinda chapped but that's as intense as it's gotten out here. EVIE Okay. Okay. I love you. You be careful. RACHEL EVIE You okay? Rachel? RACHEL Come on. RACHEL EVIE Rachel? EVIE Rachel! RACHEL Mom. Mom! EVIE Rachel! EVIE Rachel! JAN Hey. EVIE Hey. JAN You okay? EVIE Yeah, I�m all right, it�s just the motion sickness pills. The second puddle jumper was too much for me. JAN Yeah, the last ten minutes were terrible. Think we all wished we had taken them. EVIE Hmm. JAN Hey. you okay? JAN You having second thoughts? EVIE No. EVIE No, I�m ready. We got this. JAN Okay. EVIE Mm-hmm. JAN Okay. I will see you out there. EVIE See you out there. MAYA How long have you all been going on these trips? BEA Hmm, the support group as a whole tries to do multiple small excursions at Mount Hood all the time but the four of us, we try to get out at least once a year for a bigger excursion. Admittedly, this kind of is the most remote we�ve ever been. MAYA Thanks for letting me join. BEA Yeah, of course. MAYA It�s just I haven�t been with the group for that long, so. BEA We�re happy to have you. MAYA I. I haven�t even been able to talk to everyone about my daughter yet so. BEA BEA You will. Grief, it sets its own calendar. BEA BEA It gets better. I promise. We�ll be with you every step of the way until it does. MAYA Thank you. You�re saving my life. BEA We�ve all been where you are. We save each other�s. EVIE Okay, is everybody here? Where�s Hope? BEA Oh, she�s outside. She�s psyching herself up, I think. BEA EVIE EVIE Hey. BARRY Hey, yourself. You must be Evelyn. EVIE Uh, Evie. BARRY I�m Barry. It�s nice to meet you. EVIE It�s nice to meet you. BARRY How was your flight in? EVIE Uh, I don�t know, I slept through it. BARRY Nice. EVIE BARRY All right, so I�ve logged your deposit. The remainder is going to be due at the end of the trip. I just have some waivers that I�m going to need everyone to fill out before we set out. EVIE Um. before we set out? Or. BARRY Th-. that�s right, you have booked with Marge. Um. she sends her apologies but she had a last minute family emergency in Toronto. She had to head out a couple days ago. EVIE And I�m just now hearing about this? BARRY Yeah. Yeah, that was my fault. I�m sorry. I was supposed to call you. I forgot. EVIE So, you�re our guide now? BARRY EVIE You. BARRY Yeah. BARRY You�re in good hands. EVIE Do you have any other women guides here? BARRY Uh, no we don�t have any other guides on site, period. EVIE Oh, you�re kidding. BARRY Looks, there�s nothing against Marge, but you traded up. All right? I�m the best that there is in this region. EVIE Barry, this is a support group for women. BARRY Yeah. And. EVIE You seem like a really nice guy and. a really great guide, but having any man on this trip, it�ll change the energy of the entire group. BARRY Huh? EVIE Okay. Um, we�ll go alone. BARRY Hey, wait a minute. Uh. EVIE Hey, I know my way around. BARRY Lady, this isn�t Portland. This is no place for a group of inexperienced campers. EVIE I�m not inexperienced. I was hiking in heavy backcountry before you were born. BARRY Look, you need someone who knows this terrain. EVIE We have a map. BARRY And do you have a sat phone? EVIE Yeah. BARRY Have you set scheduled check-ins with someone� EVIE Done. BARRY What about medical? EVIE Carrying first aid. One of our party is a nurse. BARRY What about a gun? EVIE We have bear spray. BARRY I am not talking about bears. If a bear wants to hurt you, he�s not going to be your friend first. And then attack you. EVIE You see what percentage of the backpackers that come up here? BARRY Nearly all of them. EVIE How many do you think are up here right now? BARRY Maybe 20 or 25. EVIE Oh. In an area of how many square miles? BARRY I. I don�t know, a lot. EVIE Uh-huh. The odds of us seeing a human, let alone getting attacked by one, they�re miniscule. BARRY Look, those woods are no place for a bunch of� EVIE A bunch of. what? Helpless women? BARRY Ah, I mean, I really hate to say this but. your deposit�s nonrefundable. EVIE EVIE Hey, you keep it. Bye, Barry. HOPE For what it�s worth, I would have taken you alone. BEA I�m gonna take a picture. I�m gonna take a picture of you three. MAYA Oh. EVIE Come here. BEA We�re making memories. EVIE Okay. BEA Making memories. Three, two, one. HOPE Um, hello, I�m the one that needs a new dating profile. BEA Yeah. You definitely do. Okay, take that. HOPE BEA For your cute mountain man. HOPE BEA Let�s go get you your mountain man. HOPE My strong mountain man. BEA That�s right. Let�s do one more. A whole group, please. We need to commemorate this. This is a big deal. HOPE Oh. BEA Okay, together. Everyone in. Ooh! JAN I�ll hold you up. BEA Okay, ready, three, two, one. HOPE Tropical cabana boys, drinking a beverage. What are you having? MAYA Margarita. JAN A Paloma for me. BEA Oh, a breakfast martini, for sure. MAYA Breakfast martini? BEA Yeah. JAN The best kind. HOPE BEA What now? HOPE You guys, I spent weeks walking around my neighborhood, hauling this pack around, looking like an idiot. And it never occurred to me I should be doing hills. BEA We could take a break. EVIE No, come on, ladies, we�re just finding our groove. HOPE Oh, come on, Ev, this mountain isn�t going anywhere. EVIE Hope, this is a hill. We�re not doing any mountains. HOPE Ev, one woman�s hill is another�s mountain. JAN Ev, I could use a break, too. BEA Ah, see? Even Jan needs a break. EVIE Yeah, okay. BEA Yes. HOPE Yes! Yes! HOPE Okay, can you help me with this? �Cause. BEA Yeah. HOPE .it�s brand new and I can buckle it fine but I can�t unbuckle it. BEA All right. EVIE Hey, ten minutes. No more though, yeah? BEA What�s the rush? EVIE It�s day one. Let�s stay on pace. BEA It�s day one. EVIE I�ll scout ahead. MAYA She�s tough. HOPE Yeah. Bea and HOPE We know. BEA We�re gonna dig a cat hole. HOPE Man, that backpack won�t come off. MAYA She makes it look so easy. JAN Yeah, well she was basically raised out here. I mean, her dad was this hard-ass survival guru. Militaristic. She doesn�t talk about him very much, but from what I gather, it was a pretty fraught relationship. She was basically raised in the woods. MAYA Well, I�m glad we have her then. JAN Hmm, me too. The only reason I�m so capable out here is because she dragged me to the woods almost as soon as we met. MAYA How�d you two meet? JAN After her daughter�s hiking accident, she started coming to the church where I used to pastor. When I retired, I started this group. She was the first to sign up. MAYA I haven�t had the chance to tell you but I�m really grateful for this group. JAN Well, it�s my chance to continue to do good. EVIE Yeah, come here. Check this out. EVIE Well, Hope, you kept asking why I love it out here. HOPE Yeah. Wow. EVIE HOPE BEA Is that a person over there? HOPE Hello? HOPE Real friendly. BEA Yeah. EVIE They�re probably with a hunting excursion. If we see them again we�ll give them a wide berth. HOPE Okay. EVIE Okay. Let�s move. One hour �til we set camp. BEA Oh. EVIE Come on! BEA Hey, slow and steady wins the race, right? Are you still back there? HOPE I�m still back here. MAYA Why are we melting the snow again? BEA Oh, so that we�ve got drinking water for tomorrow. MAYA Oh. HOPE Hey. BEA Hey. HOPE Where�s Jan and Evie? BEA Oh, Evie�s having a bit of a tough night. We�re just giving them some space. HOPE Hmm. MAYA Are we going by the place where her daughter. BEA Yep. BEA Yeah, we�re retracing her route and I think we�re gonna go by the spot tomorrow. HOPE Okay, who brought dessert? Chocolate mousse? Comfort food? Something stronger? MAYA BEA Yeah, I wish. Have we got all the food packed up? MAYA Yeah, it�s in the bear bag. How high do we hoist it up again? BEA Uh, 15 feet up, 200 feet out. HOPE Let�s just do 30 and 400. Why take chances? BEA Fair. MAYA I�m with you. JAN Hey. EVIE Hey. JAN No need to wipe away the tears on my account. We�ve seen each other cry before. We�ll see it again. EVIE Yeah, it�s just. EVIE Rachel had this on her back as a tattoo. It looked just like this. JAN Hmm. It�s lovely. EVIE I thought coming here would bring some sort of, I don�t know, closure or something, but. it just seems too. JAN It�s a step, Ev. You know that. EVIE Mm-hmm. JAN We wake up every day and we put one foot in front of the other. Just like hiking. EVIE What the hell are we doing here, Jan? JAN If you�ll forgive me for going into full pastor mode, can I share with you the uh, metaphor of the paper? JAN I�ll take your silence as consent. EVIE Mm-hmm. JAN Life is a crisp piece of paper. EVIE Oh, for Pete�s sake. JAN Go with me on this. EVIE Okay, life is a paper of paper. JAN Yes, it is. EVIE JAN And it is perfect. It�s in good shape. Everything�s fine. Not a worry in the world. And then, one day, tragedy hits. JAN And it�s like this for a long time. And then. you begin to rebuild your life. JAN You grow, and heal. And slowly things start to get better. JAN And one day, you realize you have this. Looks like your old life. The damage is still there. It�ll never be exactly what it was, but it works. JAN It�s wrinkled, but you can still sketch on it. You can still create something out of it. EVIE For some people, tragedy does this. EVIE And that cannot be put back together. EVIE The world is a hard, cruel place. Doesn�t care about you. Doesn�t care about me. It�s meant to be endured, and that�s it. JAN Oh yeah? JAN If that�s true, why did God create tape? BEA HOPE You guys, Bea fell asleep first. Is this when we put her bra in the freezer? MAYA We could just put it in the snow. HOPE Even better. BEA BEA What? HOPE Nothing. EVIE Yeah, okay gotcha. Okay, talk to you tomorrow. Yeah, bye. EVIE Uh, Maggie says hi. BEA Hi, Maggie. HOPE And there went 60 bucks. EVIE Oh, try 160. HOPE What? So I don�t get to call Barry at the lodge? JAN EVIE No, you can�t call Barry at the lodge. HOPE BEA MAYA Do they have 911 out here? EVIE Yeah. MAYA Well then why do we do these calls? JAN Best practices. EVIE Hmm. Hey, you have the charger? BEA Uh, yes. It is in my bag. Thank you. HOPE What the hell was that? EVIE Coyotes. Told you that we might hear them this time of night. HOPE Didn�t that sound uncomfortably close? BEA Yes. EVIE Hope, they are not going to come into your camp. HOPE Famous last words. BEA HOPE Okay. I trust you. EVIE Mm-hmm. HOPE I have no choice. BEA All right, I�m packing it in, ladies. EVIE Yeah. Okay, hey. BEA Going to bed. EVIE Hey. Wah! JAN Let�s go. BEA Early day and all. BEA Slave drivers. HOPE Night, ladies! BEA Good night! MAYA Good night. MAYA MAYA Sorry. EVIE Maya. MAYA Did I wake you? EVIE No. You didn�t wake me. Just wanted to make sure you�re okay. MAYA Thank you. EVIE Yeah, of course. MAYA Can I ask you something? EVIE Sure. MAYA How long after Rachel�s accident until you were able to talk about it? EVIE EVIE At least um. eight or nine months. MAYA I don�t think I�ll ever be able to talk about Kaylie. EVIE You will. You will. And when you do, we�ll be there for you. All of us. MAYA EVIE Shh. Shh. It�s a bear. Don�t move. Don�t move. MAYA EVIE JAN I can�t believe you slept through this. HOPE I am thrilled I slept through this. I am sleeping with bear spray in my hands from now on. JAN Still not safe. BEA Look, it could have happened to anybody. It was a travel-sized tube of toothpaste. EVIE I told you, anything that�s scented will attract bears. BEA Yes, I get it. Thank you. JAN Bears are like bloodhounds. They can smell toothpaste from miles away. BEA Thank you. I get it everyone. HOPE I�m guessing you didn�t find the bag? EVIE No, we did a broad search. It�s nowhere to be found. And we can�t waste any more time. We have to stay on track. Stay on schedule. MAYA We could turn back. EVIE No, we�re not turning back! EVIE I�m sorry. We�re not turning back. BEA Okay, well what am I supposed to do without a backpack? HOPE You can carry mine. BEA Ha, ha. EVIE Aside from the sat phone, we didn�t lose any essential supplies. Okay? You still have your, what your boots? Your tent, your sleeping bag? Yeah, you could� JAN Bea. EVIE .borrow our clothing and our toiletries. JAN Bea had the map. EVIE What? JAN Bea had the map. EVIE No, no I have the map. I. BEA I took it out of your bag last night. I wanted to look at it this morning. I�m sorry, Ev. It was in my backpack. EVIE Okay, all right. I know the route by heart. I will guide us. We�ll be fine. HOPE But what about the phone, though? What happens when we don�t check in? JAN Protocol says they wait 24 hours and then she calls us in as missing. HOPE And then? EVIE Then they mount a search party. MAYA What does that look like? EVIE Well, they�ll probably send a helicopter, drop down a phone, and then we�ll all have to admit what a bunch of boobs we are for losing the pack. HOPE And how much is that gonna cost? EVIE Couple thousand. HOPE Oh. my God. BEA Fine. It was my fault. I will pay for it. EVIE No. HOPE That was one expensive tube of toothpaste. EVIE Ladies, I don�t care about the money, I care about the time and effort that the people are putting in who are looking for us. HOPE Well, Ev, relax. Maybe one of those people will be my hot Mountie. EVIE JAN Great. So, Hope�s looking for a date and Bea�s gonna wear the same underpants for the whole trip. BEA I�m gonna wear your underpants. HOPE EVIE You know, there is one thing we could do. When we were out looking for Bea�s pack I saw some smoke coming from the southwest. Could be another group of campers. JAN And they could have a sat phone. EVIE Yeah. HOPE Are we going that way anyway? EVIE No, not quite. It�ll add a few hours to the day�s hike. HOPE No. BEA I think we should do it. MAYA Yeah. JAN Me too. EVIE Yeah? BEA Hope? HOPE Fine. Fine. But if we run into that bear wearing your underwear you are wrestling it back. BEA Deal. EVIE BEA I owe you all breakfast martinis after this. This is a serious detour. EVIE It�s okay, Bea. BEA I�m sorry. EVIE I told you, okay. Doesn�t really matter. JAN Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, watch out. EVIE Thanks. BEA Whoa. What is that? JAN Pitfall. BEA A what? EVIE A trap. HOPE A trap for what? EVIE Probably the visitor that we had last night. MAYA Why would there be a trap clear out here? BEA Yeah, I thought we said there was nobody living out here. EVIE Yeah, you and me both. JAN Well, some people just like to live off the grid. BEA Yeah. Way off grid. HOPE And some people are insane. BEA Yeah. JAN Watch your step, ladies. JAN You coming, Evie? EVIE Yeah. EVIE Yeah. BEA Who doesn�t love a detour? I love a detour. What is it, a extra hundred miles. Who even cares? EVIE HOPE Well, on the bright side, we live to grieve another day. BEA Oh, that�s a good one and I�m going to steal that to use at meetings. JAN Well, that isn�t a campsite. BEA No. But it�s probably the people who built that trap that Ev almost fell into. EVIE They might have a sat phone. HOPE I don�t know, you guys, anyone that settles way out here does so for a reason. And probably wants to be left alone. EVIE I think we need to check it out. If they have any way of connecting with the outside world. HOPE Uh-huh, a creepy cabin in the woods. Have you never seen a horror movie? JAN Hope, don�t wind yourself up. HOPE I�m not. MAYA I�m with Evie and Jan. They might have a sat phone. EVIE We owe it to Maggie and the people who will waste their time trying to find us. If there�s even a remote chance they have a phone or radio, we�re going in. BEA Ev�s right. EVIE Let�s go. HOPE Ev�s always right. BEA Hello? EVIE Hello? EVIE Hello? EVIE Hello? EVIE Hello? HOPE Oh great, and now we�re breaking and entering. BEA I mean, I don�t know, if you lived out here, would you lock your doors? HOPE Yes. And we can�t go in there without permission. JAN We gotta do this. BEA Okay, I guess we�re all going in. HOPE Yeah, great. MAYA Smells terrible in here. HOPE It�s disgusting. Smells like a mix of BO and dead animal. EVIE Did anyone find a phone? BEA No, but this place is kinda wild. JAN Oh.this guy�s got his own distillery going. HOPE No, don�t touch that. Put it back. Look, let�s just find a phone and get outta here. BEA There�s a map here. EVIE I told you I don�t need it and the person here might. Just leave it. BEA Sorry, the person who lives in the wilderness needs a map more than we do? EVIE Bea, just leave it. JAN Whoa, guys, check this out. HOPE Oh, I like what they�ve done with the place. BEA Whoa. This has got to be a hunting lodge or something, right? HOPE More like they�re prepping for Armageddon. EVIE Shh! JAN What is it? EVIE Do you hear that? JAN What? EVIE Just quiet for a second. Listen. EVIE I hear knocking. MAYA Where�s it coming from? HOPE EVIE Okay. Uh. EVIE EVIE It�s coming from there. MAYA Do we open it? HOPE No. No. We don�t know what�s in there. BEA Sorry, can we just talk about this for a second? EVIE EVIE What do you see? JAN It�s a girl. HOPE Oh, my God. MAYA Here. BEA What? MAYA Here, let me see. JAN Take this. MAYA Hi. Hi. MAYA Hi. I�m Maya. What�s your name? MAYA Can you speak? MAYA What�s your name? MAYA Alice. Your name is Alice? MAYA Hi. MAYA Are you hurt at all? MAYA Can you nod if you�re okay? MAYA Okay. You wanna get out of here? MAYA Oh. It�s okay. It�s okay. I�m a friend. I�m not going to hurt you. MAYA What? MAYA I�m sorry. I�m sorry. Uh. MAYA Can I see your arm? Yeah. MAYA Okay. MAYA No one�s ever going to hurt you again. Okay? Let�s get out of here. Come on. MAYA Stay low. And you just follow me. BEA Honey, can you speak? MAYA You don�t have to say anything if you don�t want to. It�s okay. HOPE What the hell did they do to her? JAN I don�t know but whatever it is, it stops now. HOPE We�re taking her with us. MAYA Damn right we are. EVIE Okay, we gotta get outta here before these people come back. BEA Okay, grab your bags. MAYA Do you have a jacket? Go get it. JAN Hey, hey, hey, there�s a radio. BEA What, do you think we can reach somebody on that? EVIE Does anyone know how to work one of these things? BEA No. HOPE Someone�s coming. BEA What? HOPE They�re armed! EVIE Okay, move to the back. Go, go, go! BEA Go, go, go. The window, we go out the window. BEA Come on, move. I can�t get it. JAN Move. I got it. I got it, I got it. BEA Okay. Okay, come on. JAN JAN Okay, that�s as far as it�ll go. BEA Packs, poles, come on. HOPE I can�t get my pack off. EVIE I�ll help. HOPE No, it�s stuck. Ev, please. EVIE I am not going without you. HOPE Ev, Ev, you�re not blind. You can see I�m not going to fit. EVIE We are faster without the packs. Just run! JAN Come on! Let�s go! EVIE Go! We�ll follow. HOPE They�re here. EVIE I�ll cut it off. HOPE No, there�s no time. Ev, go. Go! HOPE I�ll hide here and catch up to you later. HOPE Oh, no. Oh, no. RUTH Can we please let Alice out? CLAYTON Alice is being punished. RUTH I think she�s been in there long enough. CLAYTON Well, I think that she�s. being punished. HOPE - RUTH Did you move my map? CLAYTON Silas! Get in here! SILAS Alice is gone. RUTH CLAYTON EVIE EVIE EVIE Oh, my God. JAN Where�s Hope? EVIE She didn�t make it out. BEA What? JAN We have to go back for her. EVIE Just give me a second to think. JAN No, we have to go back for her. EVIE I said I need.I just need a second to think! EVIE Just give me a second to think. MAYA We can�t take Alice back there. EVIE You�re right. We have to put as much distance between Alice and those people as we can, as quickly as we can. BEA I took the map. EVIE Okay. Okay. You need to go back the way we came. EVIE I�ll go back for Hope. JAN I�m coming with you. EVIE No, I can go back on my� JAN That woman has seen me through all the dark moments of my life and I am not going to leave her in that freaking cabin. EVIE And I need you to lead these three forward. EVIE You got it? JAN Okay. Okay. Where do we go? EVIE Okay. Listen, we are right here. BEA Okay. EVIE Okay, I need you to start heading up north. There is a river. CLAYTON She didn�t get out on her own. Somebody took her. RUTH I saw a group of backpackers yesterday by the North Ridge. Maybe it was them. SILAS How many were there? RUTH I�m not sure. I think four. They were all women. SILAS Were they armed? RUTH I couldn�t tell. CLAYTON Doesn�t matter. We�re still gonna get �em. - RUTH RUTH I just want my Alice back. CLAYTON Hey, honey, we will get her back. Promise. We�re gonna make them pay for what they did. RUTH I don�t care about that, I just want my daughter back unharmed. CLAYTON Yeah. CLAYTON Stay in touch. You got the bluff, you go straight to the creek. RUTH Got it. SILAS Should I take the ATV? CLAYTON Yeah, yeah, that�s good, especially if you want them to hear ya before you get there so they can hide. I�ll catch up after I check the pitfalls. EVIE Hope? HOPE HOPE Evie! HOPE You came back! EVIE Of course I came back. HOPE Can you cut this off? Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry. EVIE Hold still. HOPE Thank you. EVIE Okay. EVIE Let�s get the hell outta here. HOPE Yeah. Okay. CLAYTON Freeze! HOPE CLAYTON Drop the knife. EVIE CLAYTON What have you done with my little girl? HOPE What little girl? We, we just need to use a phone or a radio. Please, we don�t want any trouble. CLAYTON How many of you are there? CLAYTON Are there any men with you? CLAYTON No? Okay. HOPE Go! BEA JAN That was a gunshot. I�ve gotta go back. MAYA We shouldn�t split up. JAN No. JAN Hope and Ev are still back there. We�ve already split up. MAYA Evie said we should stick together. JAN I know what she said but I am not going to leave them. BEA Jan, you can�t go back. It�s not safe. JAN I, I know it�s not safe but look, here, you take the map. Alice is better off with you two. You know which way to go. Right? Okay. If you start to feel lost, just head west. If we haven�t met up by the morning, just make sure that sunrise is at your back, okay? JAN You�ve got this. BEA Okay, Jan, be safe. JAN Yeah, you too. Okay? Take care. BEA Let�s go, let�s go, let�s go. CLAYTON RUTH Are you both okay? I heard a gunshot. SILAS Good. CLAYTON Yeah. Yeah, it�s that group of hikers you saw, Ruth. One of them fled the building. Think she might be headed your way, Silas. SILAS Got it. CLAYTON I�m gonna head east in case they�re trying to lead us away from Alice. RUTH Copy. EVIE EVIE BEA I�m being honest, I�m not sure if we�re going the right way. MAYA How sure, scale of one to ten? BEA Like a three. MAYA Is it worse if we�re going the wrong way? Should we just stay put? BEA I don�t know. I think we need to hide somewhere. Figure out where we are on the map. MAYA And just wait? BEA Yeah. MAYA Or, or one of us could scout ahead and come back. BEA No, we stick together. Come on, let�s go. MAYA Okay. JAN CLAYTON You guys read? RUTH Go. SILAS I read ya. CLAYTON Pitfalls are empty. Do you see anything? RUTH Nothing yet. SILAS I think I got something. I�m gonna check it out. CLAYTON Okay, Silas, you keep moving. Ruth, you swing around where the creek hits. I think we can box them in. SILAS Copy. CLAYTON I�m on the perimeter. I�m going to swing past the cabin, then I�ll follow you. JAN Oh no! JAN Hope! Oh, my God, Hope! JAN No! No. Oh, Hope. JAN EVIE JAN Come in. Is anybody there? JAN Uh, hello? Is anyone there? Hello? BEA Do you see anything? MAYA Nowhere big enough for all three of us to hide. BEA Yeah, well I�m definitely not gonna do any winter camping. BEA MAYA No! BEA Help me! MAYA I don�t know how. BEA Get it off! Get it off me! Get it off! MAYA I don�t know. I�m sorry. BEA MAYA Okay, wait. Wait, wait, don�t move. I need to splint that leg. BEA We can�t stay here. MAYA I know, I know, but we have to splint your leg. Okay? Okay, I need you to go find me two sticks like this big. All right? Good strong ones. Okay. I know, I know, it�s okay. BEA I�m scared. MAYA It�s okay. BEA We need to keep moving. MAYA I know we do, I know we do, but we have to splint this leg first. MAYA Let me see it. BEA MAYA Okay. Um, okay. MAYA All right. Oh, that�s perfect. Thank you. That�s perfect. MAYA Okay, so just hold those. hold those like that. I�m sorry I don�t have anything to pad it. Um. BEA Hurry. MAYA All right. JAN We have an emergency. JAN My friend is dead. JAN Oh Lord, please help me. CLAYTON Turn. the radio. off. CLAYTON Who are you? CLAYTON I�m Clayton. Pleased to meet you. JAN You killed my friend. CLAYTON You kidnapped my granddaughter. CLAYTON How many of you are there? JAN I�m not telling you anything. CLAYTON What have you done with my girl? JAN She�s not your girl anymore! CLAYTON She�s Ruthie�s. She really wanted a baby so I got Alice for Ruthie. JAN You kidnapped her? CLAYTON I saved her from the depravity of the city. I gave her a chance to grow up in the natural world. And more importantly, I gave Ruthie a daughter. JAN And she locked that child under the floorboards. CLAYTON That was me. Ruthie�s not too big on discipline, but I am. JAN Why are you telling me all this? CLAYTON Well, it�s not like you�re gonna tell anyone. You�re never leaving here. CLAYTON So. what have you done? JAN CLAYTON CLAYTON EVIE EVIE Oh! EVIE JAN JAN EVIE EVIE SILAS I believe this is what they call the end of the line. Now, where�s Alice? CLAYTON Fell in a hole, did ya? CLAYTON You know, dehydration is one of the most painful ways you can possibly die. Your brain starts to shrink. Pulls away from the inside of your skull and literally rips the nerves out of your cranium. Couple days, you�ll be begging for death. JAN You. you really love the sound of your own voice, don�t you? CLAYTON Enjoy it. It�s the last voice you�ll ever hear. Of course. . I could put you out of your misery. You just tell me what they did with Alice. JAN CLAYTON Didn�t think so. JAN You�re already beaten. You don�t even know it. CLAYTON How do you figure that? JAN You don�t know my friend. You�ll never see her coming. CLAYTON Okay, feisty, piece of advice, when the pain gets to be too much just unzip your jacket. Freezing to death�s a much easier way to go. Don�t thank me. JAN MAYA Okay. Oh, this is good. Finally. All right, here. Here, we�re going to rest here. BEA We�ve got to keep moving. MAYA No. No. All right, watch �cause it�s a little downhill. Okay, here we go. Now. MAYA Okay, now just lean back into me, give me all your weight. BEA Yep. MAYA All right, I got you. I got you, I can take it, yep. BEA MAYA Okay, there you go. All right, down. BEA Okay. All right. MAYA You can lean back. There�s a. there�s a spruce just behind you. BEA Thank you. MAYA Yeah. All right, we need to rest your leg for a bit, okay? BEA We can�t stay for long, though. MAYA Okay. MAYA Hey, you okay? MAYA Yeah. Me neither. BEA MAYA I want to ask you something but you don�t have to answer right away if you don�t want to, okay? MAYA Are you related to any of those people from that cabin? MAYA Did they take you without asking? MAYA You�re okay now. Okay? No one�s going to hurt you anymore. MAYA Hey. where�s your bear? MAYA Oh. MAYA This used to belong to my daughter, Kaylie. MAYA She was a strong and beautiful girl, just like you. MAYA This was her favorite thing. She wore it everywhere. But since she passed away, I�ve been wearing it everywhere. It�s my good luck charm. MAYA Now you�re safe. MAYA All right, let�s get that glove back on. It�s freezing out here. MAYA There you go. MAYA Okay. MAYA Okay, this is gonna totally suck but I gotta take your boot off and just check your toes, okay? BEA MAYA All right. BEA MAYA I know. I�m sorry. I�m sorry. I�m trying. CLAYTON EVIE Okay. EVIE BEA Wait. So. wait. MAYA Okay. I just need to get the boot back on. BEA Go. Go. Yeah. MAYA Okay. BEA Okay. Okay. What time do you think it is? MAYA I don�t know. The sun�s setting. It�s getting late. MAYA So, what do we do now? BEA I can�t walk. You need to take the map. You need to go get help. Leave Alice here with me. Those people out there are after her. When you find help, come back for us. MAYA Okay. But Alice is coming with me. BEA Okay. - BEA BEA Shh. EVIE EVIE Oh, come on. Come on, come on. EVIE No signal. Head to elevation. Okay. EVIE EVIE Okay. EVIE Yes. Operator 911, what is your emergency? EVIE EVIE BEA Is it all clear? MAYA Yeah, it�s clear. I don�t think I can do this. BEA BEA Tell me about your daughter. What was she like? MAYA What? BEA Kaylie. tell me about her. MAYA Why? BEA Just. just tell me about her. What was she like? MAYA She was smart. MAYA Smartest kid in her class, according to her teacher. BEA Like her mom? What else? MAYA Spunky. Feisty. BEA MAYA A little bull-headed, actually. BEA Yeah. Determined, just like her mom. MAYA And she was a total daredevil. She wasn�t afraid of anything. BEA Where do you think she got that courage from? She got it from you. BEA You don�t know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have. MAYA Did you just come up with that? BEA Bob Marley said that, not me. MAYA BEA But I mean it. You have a strength in you, Maya, that you don�t know yet. BEA Go. Go, go, go. BEA SILAS Found one. I�m close. I�ll have her soon. CLAYTON Good. SILAS I�ll radio once I have them. RUTH Any sign of Alice? SILAS Negative. I�m sorry. RUTH Where could they be? SILAS We�ll find her, Ruth. RUTH Copy. EVIE JAN JAN JAN Hey. Now. JAN MAYA Is that guy one of the men from the cabin? MAYA Okay, I�ll be right back. ALICE No. No. MAYA It�s okay. I�ll be back. I promise. MAYA Stay low. MAYA Excuse me? JAY Oh! Oh, you scared me. MAYA I�m sorry. I need help. JAY Where�d you come from? MAYA I�m with four other women. We�ve been attacked. JAY What? MAYA We�re being hunted. JAY Being hunted. Okay, by who? By what? MAYA I don�t know. These people from this cabin. JAY Okay, okay. Uh. JAY All right, just take a breath. What�s your name? MAYA Maya. JAY Maya. I�m Jay. Here. MAYA JAY Okay. MAYA JAY Oof. Okay, uh, let�s start at the beginning, okay? Where�s the rest of your party? MAYA Do you have a phone? JAY There�s no reception up here. MAYA I mean a sat phone. JAY No, I�m sorry. JAY I heard gunshots earlier. Did that have anything to do with you? MAYA When is your pick up? JAY A few days from now. MAYA Where? JAY About 15 clicks south. MAYA JAY Okay. Um. how about let�s get you fed and hydrated and then you can tell me everything that happened. Yeah? MAYA Okay. I just have to get someone first. Okay. RUTH Hey! JAY Whoa! Whoa! What is this? RUTH Who are you? What are you doing out here? JAY I�m in forestry. What are you� RUTH You don�t look like you�re with him. Is she with you? JAY Uh. uh. she�s. uh, we�re not answering any questions until you lower that thing. RUTH Earlier some women stole my little girl and then went on the run. RUTH Where�s my Alice? MAYA Alice, no! RUTH Alice! JAY What is this? RUTH Alice, please, please, come here. MAYA You can�t have her. JAY What? RUTH That. that�s my daughter. MAYA You stay away from her. JAY Okay, um, she doesn�t look like she�s interested in going with you. RUTH RUTH You maybe. who knows what she said to her? Maybe she brainwashed her. JAY Brainwashed? What? JAY Okay, okay, hi. Hi. Um. is she your mother. ALICE JAY Yeah. okay. Do you want to go with her? JAY Uh, okay. Do you want to stay with us? JAY Okay, listen, listen. if she is your daughter, you can contact the authorities as soon as we all can get back to civilization to sort this out. RUTH Get on your belly. JAY Okay, not until you lower that thing. RUTH Get down now! JAY Okay, okay, okay. Okay. - RUTH RUTH Don�t you move. RUTH And step away from her. MAYA No. RUTH I�m her mother. Give her to me. MAYA You are not her mother. RUTH I�ve given her a great life. MAYA How is this a great life? She�s isolated. You�re isolated. RUTH No, no, I have everything I need. MAYA Your father is keeping you from having a life. RUTH Whatever you�re trying to say about my family, you�re wrong. MAYA You can come with us. RUTH There�s no us. MAYA Whatever your father�s done to you, you don�t have to stay with him. RUTH You, you don�t know anything about him. MAYA Are you sure he�s your father? RUTH What? MAYA Alice isn�t related to any of you. Do you know for sure that you are related to that man? RUTH Alice is adopted but I�m his daughter. MAYA Do you remember ever being anywhere else? Have you ever left these woods? RUTH No. MAYA Where is your mother? RUTH She died giving birth to me but I�ve seen pictures of her. MAYA Is it possible you�re a victim here, too? MAYA Now why don�t you lower that gun? RUTH What? RUTH No. EVIE RUTH MAYA EVIE Oh. EVIE You okay? MAYA Yeah. EVIE Yeah. MAYA Alice. You okay? Okay. MAYA Oh, Evie. BEA BEA BEA BEA BEA EVIE So, where�s Bea? MAYA Bea�s safe. I think she has a small fracture in her leg but she�s well hidden. She�ll be okay. EVIE Okay, and Jan? Have you seen her? MAYA Jan went to find you. EVIE When? MAYA When we heard the gunshots. You never saw her? EVIE No. MAYA Do we go back? EVIE No, we can�t. Okay, Jan�s a big girl. She�ll take care of herself. Right now, we head for higher ground. We signal for help. MAYA What about Hope? EVIE She didn�t make it. MAYA Wait, what? EVIE Just put it away. You bottle it up. We�ll grieve when we can. MAYA Do you think you were on with 911 long enough for them to register your location? EVIE You know, I hope so. MAYA What about Jay, that guy? EVIE Wait, did you see what direction he went in? MAYA I. it all happened so fast. EVIE Alice, there were three people at the cabin, right? EVIE That means there�s one still out there. We�ll head for higher ground. RUTH Oh. Oh, my head is pounding. RUTH They took my gun. CLAYTON Don�t you worry about that. Everything is going to be okay, honey. RUTH They had Alice. CLAYTON Mm-hmm. RUTH Almost got her back. CLAYTON Honey. RUTH I was so close. CLAYTON Don�t you worry. I�m going to take care of everything. RUTH Dad? Do I look like Mom? CLAYTON Back to the cabin. RUTH I want to go with you. CLAYTON No. You do as you�re told. I�ll bring Alice back once I catch up with them. RUTH Yes, sir. CLAYTON Ruth Ann Domane! I gave you an order, now do as you�re told! Get going! CLAYTON BEA CLAYTON BEA Why haven�t you killed me yet? CLAYTON Ah, out here you don�t toss a tool if you still might have a use for it. BEA BEA That your daughter? CLAYTON Basically. BEA BEA So, no. BEA CLAYTON I just can�t wait to find your friends. BEA I can�t wait for them to find you first. BEA CLAYTON That�s better. Let�s go! CLAYTON Move it! MAYA MAYA How did you learn how to use that thing? EVIE My dad had me training on this since before I was eight. He wanted a boy. MAYA That�s how you know all this wilderness stuff. EVIE Yeah, he was a Marine. Taught me everything he knew, how to run, hide, fight. EVIE What he really wanted was someone to hunt with but um. I wouldn�t kill a living thing. He never said so, but my dad was ashamed of me. My lack of nerve. So, when I had Rachel, I swore I�d never make her feel that way about anything. EVIE That all she�d ever feel is love and support. MAYA I wanted that for Kaylie, too. I never told you how. how uh. EVIE Hey, you�ll talk about it when you�re ready. No sooner. MAYA It�s just you�ve all been so patient with me. EVIE It happened six months ago. You need time to wrap your head around it. EVIE After Rachel�s accident, I was numb. I was like a zombie. MAYA How did you uh. how did you start to talk about it? EVIE Well, this group of women. I joined the group and. they helped me confront it. MAYA I wasn�t there when Kaylie. MAYA My ex�s dad was watching her. MAYA She was riding her bike around the neighborhood with her cousin. She took a blind corner too fast. There was a truck and. and that was it. MAYA I wasn�t there to protect her. MAYA I was at work. ALICE It�s okay. You�re okay. EVIE EVIE Shh. BEA CLAYTON Move. BEA CLAYTON Whoa, whoa, whoa! BEA Huh? CLAYTON BEA No. CLAYTON This way. EVIE Hey. take this. You don�t turn it on until I say. EVIE Now. JAN Evie? EVIE Jan? EVIE Oh, my God! Oh, I almost shot you! JAN I thought I�d never find you again. EVIE Oh! Are you okay? JAN Yes, yes. I�m fine. MAYA Hi. JAN Where�s Bea? MAYA Uh, she�s injured, but she�s okay. JAN Wait, well we gotta go back and get her. EVIE No, no, she�s well hidden, she�ll be fine. There�s a cliff about a mile that way. We get to it, we set up, we wait for rescue. Set off a flare. JAN You go ahead and do that. I am going back for Bea. EVIE No. We just found each other. We stick together. JAN We just lost hope. We are not losing Bea. And there�s nothing you can say that will stop me. EVIE There�s a flare in there. You get to that cliff. JAN Show us where Bea�s hiding. MAYA Yes. I�ll show you on this map. EVIE MAYA Okay. BEA BEA Please. CLAYTON Aw, really? CLAYTON Come on. Come on. Come on! CLAYTON See, here�s the thing. It�s not the audacity. I can almost respect that. It�s the arrogance. You think you can come into my home and take what belongs to me and just walk away with it. BEA No. CLAYTON Move. Move! RUTH Oh. RUTH EVIE It�s Bea. JAN Oh, God. Is she alive? BEA EVIE Yeah, she�s alive. JAN Okay, we gotta go get her. EVIE No, Jan, it�s a trap. JAN You�re right. What do we do? EVIE Okay, I�ve got a plan. JAN Yeah, okay. CLAYTON There you are. EVIE You�re okay. You�re okay. BEA He�s out there. EVIE Yeah. We know. BEA Ev, why hasn�t he killed us? EVIE Because he hasn�t found Alice yet. Because he�s messing with us. EVIE You two, you get back to that cliff. I�ll meet you there. JAN Okay. Okay, stay safe. EVIE Okay. BEA He�s dangerous. EVIE It�s okay. JAN That�s it. CLAYTON That�s it. Take me to her. EVIE CLAYTON There. CLAYTON CLAYTON EVIE CLAYTON Gah! Don�t you move! Ow! Don�t you move. CLAYTON Move and I shoot. CLAYTON Drop the bow. Drop the bow! CLAYTON CLAYTON Nice shot. CLAYTON Now, you�re gonna take me to my Alice, right now. EVIE Like hell I am. CLAYTON Then I�m gonna shoot you. I�m gonna hunt your friends down. I�m gonna shoot them, too. RUTH No, you won�t. CLAYTON Ruthie. CLAYTON I told you to go to the cabin. RUTH I�m not listening to you anymore. CLAYTON I�m your father. Do as I tell ya! RUTH You�re not my dad. CLAYTON What are you talking about? RUTH You took me, just like you took Alice. CLAYTON I�m your family. This is your family. Now, help me with this arrow. RUTH I went into your lock box. I went through your papers. CLAYTON You what? RUTH I found a death certificate for your wife and then I found one for Ruth Ann Domane for the same date. They died at childbirth. I�m not your daughter. CLAYTON That�s nonsense. Of course you are. RUTH No. Who am I? CLAYTON Ruthie, you got this all wrong. RUTH You can toss that gun. Toss it! CLAYTON Okay, okay. Okay. CLAYTON Just. just calm down. RUTH You tell me the truth. CLAYTON I have never lied to you. RUTH Now! CLAYTON Fine. I took you. But that doesn�t mean I don�t love you. It�s why I took you. I wouldn�t have given you my own daughter�s name if I� RUTH No, no, no! CLAYTON RUTH RUTH I�ll tie him up and make sure he doesn�t bleed out. RUTH It won�t work down here. You�ll have to get to higher elevation. EVIE EVIE You should come with us. RUTH I�m gonna stay with him. Can you call for help? EVIE Yeah. Thank you. RUTH Tell Alice I�m sorry. EVIE JAN Hey. They�ll be here soon. Well get you out of here. BEA MAYA It�s okay. It�s going to be okay now. MAYA What is it? MAYA You lost the bracelet. ALICE I�m sorry. I�m sorry. MAYA It�s okay. ALICE Please don�t be mad. MAYA I�m not mad. I�m not mad at all. ALICE I lost it. It�s gone. And it was your little girl�s. I. MAYA I know. MAYA But if she were here. MAYA .she�d say. it�s not about the bracelet. She�d say what matters is that we�re together. ALICE MAYA Alice, I want you to know, when we get back, you�re not alone. I�ll always be there. MAYA We�ll stick together. JAN So. this is it, isn�t it? EVIE Yeah. EVIE This is where she fell. JAN Are you okay? EVIE Yeah. EVIE Do you um. have that Polaroid we took at the lodge? JAN Huh. Yeah. EVIE EVIE You look after her for me, Hope. BEA Do you hear that? That�s a helicopter. JAN No. Quick, quick, the flare. MAYA Here. Here. BEA Here! EVIE I used to think the world was a hard, cruel place, just meant to be endured. I was wrong. It�s filled with love, hope, and people who help pull you through.