Let's go back.
Why don't you believe me?
- I need you to believe in me!
- I do believe in you.
You don't. No one does.
They think that I am some kind of joke.
- They think I'm worthless.
- Shannon, you are not worthless.
You say that now...
...but you don't...
You're just gonna leave me.
I know, as soon as we get out of here,
you're just gonna leave me.
I will never leave you.
I love you.
And I believe you.
You do?
I do.
Do you see him?
Walt!
Walt!
Walt!
- Walt!
- Shannon!
Walt... wait!
Shannon!
Shannon!
Shannon!You gotta help me!
Emma! My sister! My sister!
Emma! Emma!
I'll be right back.
- She's not breathing.
- Watch out.
Come with me.
Don't worry, she will be fine.
Good. Let it out. You OK?
Where's my mom?
I don't know.
She's meeting us in Los Angeles.
Pam!
Pam! Anybody seen my wife?
We're not there yet.
I promise,
we're gonna get you home soon, OK?
Excuse me.
Would you look after the children?
There is something I have to do.
OK.
Stay with this nice woman.
I'll be back in a minute.
My leg! My leg!
Is it bad? It's bad, isn't it?
Nah, it's not that bad. I broke my leg
skiing up at Stowe, in Vermont.
I was on this run, going pretty fast.
I was racing this cute ski patrol guy.
I went off this mogul, lost my edge,
and... bam!
Snapped my left leg.
Now, that... that was bad.
You a doctor?
Year of med school before I dropped out.
I'm a clinical psychologist.
You saved that girl's life.
You a doctor?
No.
Help!
Hey! I need some help!
There's someone in the jungle!
He's alive!
Help! Help me!
Please, help me!
Help!
Help!
- We should climb up...
- No, wait...
What's your name?
- Bernard!
- You're gonna be all right, Bernard.
I need you to unbuckle your seat belt
and grab the branch next to you.
Is he dead? I think he's dead!
- Maybe we should climb up.
- No. I need you to focus, Bernard.
Unbuckle your seat belt.
Now, grab the branch next to you.
- I don't think I can do that.
- Bernard, those seats are gonna fall.
Come on, you can do it.
Bernard!
All right, hold on tight, OK?
I'm coming up to get you.
- Does anybody have any water?
- No. Not here.
Couldn't find any matches?
Dry ones? You can ask around,
but I couldn't find any.
It's gonna be dark soon. Gonna get a
signal fire started so they can find us.
- What are you, a Boy Scout?
- Grown-up version.
- I'm in the Peace Corps.
- They still have that?
I'm just happy somebody your age
actually knows what it is.
- What's your name?
- Goodwin.
I'm Ana Lucia.
I heard that you were the one who
pulled the dead bodies out of the water.
Yes.
Were any of them African-American?
No.
It's my wife.
I can't find her.
I will pray for her.
Where the hell are the rescue planes?
I will pray for them, too.
What was that?
Libby, watch the kids.
Over here.
It's all right. We'll be OK.
What happened?
No wallets...
...no cell phone...
...no keys, nothing.
Hey.
Are you OK?
Hey!
Look, three other people are missing.
The blonde guy, the curly haired guy,
and the German who was helping us.
Did you see where they came from?
How many there were?
No, I didn't see anything.
- Who are these people?
- I don't know.
But they're out here in the jungle
with no shoes,
nothing in their pockets,
no labels on their clothes.
These people were here before us.
We need to get off the beach.
We need to find a safer place.
We've got kids
and people who are seriously hurt.
Where are we gonna go?
How are we gonna move them?
What about the signal fire?
How are we all gonna get rescued
if we're off the beach?
- Nathan's right.
- They have satellites. The black box.
We don't need a fire
for them to find us.
Yes, we do.
Before the crash,
the pilot said we'd lost communication.
We were turning back.
We were flying for two hours
in the wrong direction.
They don't know where to look.
It's Donald.
His leg...
the infection is getting worse.
He'll be the fourth to go.
What are