(soft mysterious music)
(fire crackling)
(soft mysterious music)
- You're not gonna have one.
- How long have you locked yourself away in here?
- Honestly, I
don't even know.
It's all just sort of starting to blend together now.
- I'm glad you didn't get rid of it.
- She woulda killed me.
Doesn't even work anymore.
- Maybe we should play a game.
- Please! Don't, don't touch that.
That game isn't finished yet.
(soft mysterious music)
- [Edward] Hey, whoa whoa. What are you doing?
Do I need to teach you the rules again?
- I mean maybe if you were a better teacher.
- [Edward] Excuse me.
- Hey, if you want such a strong opponent,
you should be devoted to your pupil.
- [Edward] I am a very busy man.
- Oh, trust me, I know.
(soft mysterious music)
(Edward laughing)
- [Edward] Come here.
- No no no, don't distract me.
- [Edward] Come
here.
- All right.
Where are you taking me?
- Just come.
Oh.
(giggling)
- You know I'm just setting you up?
- Oh really?
- Uh-huh, luring you into a false sense
of security and then checkmate.
- I love how diabolical you are.
I love you.
- And I love you.
But I'm gonna win this time.
(laughing)
(soft mysterious music)
- You know how many times I wished that you weren't here?
(fire crackling)
How that would have made things so much better.
- It wasn't your fault.
- Maybe I should have paid more attention.
- It's in your nature.
- What do you know about human nature?
- Limitations.
Limitations spur us forward in the hope that we may
one day no longer be bound by them.
(laughing)
- Oh.
I will drink to that.
Very poetic.
- True, though.
Isn't it?
Why did you become an inventor?
- Because I thought I would make a difference.
- Some would say you did.
(fire crackling)
- At what personal cost to me?
- There's always a price.
- It's not fair.
- Isn't that why you created us?
- I don't even know why anymore.
(soft piano music)
- Hey, Babe.
You're gonna take a break today, right?
- Can we please not do this right now?
- Predictable.
- You don't-- - Don't understand.
- It's so important.
- This could be the next step in human nature.
- I am not asking you to stop.
- Things like this don't happen overnight.
- Yes, I know.
It takes time, and it will have all the time
in the world once you're done with it.
- Exactly.
(upbeat piano music)
- But you won't.
(upbeat piano music)
You use up time, Edward.
You don't create it.
- Ann. Ann, wait.
- All of that wasted time.
- You're the most famous man in the world.
- Lotta good that'll do me when I'm dead.
- But if you could, would you take the chance
at immortality now?
- Of course not.
- But you think I wouldn't feel the same way?
That I haven't seen you
and your pain, and not seen myself?
(fire crackling)
I think about what my forever may be.
(fire crackling)
It haunts me.
(soft piano music)
You could never really contemplate
what it would be like, could you?
What am I supposed to do now?
What comes next?
(soft piano music)
You left me with all these beautiful memories
of the friendship we had.
The lessons you taught me.
(soft piano music)
But you can't live in memories.
A lifetime of, not even a lifetime.
I don't know what to call this.
(soft piano music)
What you gave me.
(soft piano music)
I don't know the space I occupy now.
(soft piano music)
It's like
playing a game.
(soft piano music)
Everyone loses eventually.
(soft piano music)
Except me.
(soft piano music)
(fire crackling)
People spend so much time
focusing on
living longer,
preparing themselves for what's next,
that they never truly live now.
- What did you come here for, Alexander?
- To see for myself what it is that you missed.
(soft dramatic music)
Human nature is dictated
by the end.
Pleasure,
and pain
are no longer relevant
when you remove the present danger of death.
(soft dramatic music)
The randomness of it.
The not knowing.
- You want to die?
- I want you to allow us to cherish moments
the same way that you do.
We want to long for a tomorrow
that may never come.
(soft dramatic music)
For her.
- I thought we'd be together forever.
She and I.
I thought you were the key to that.
- Maybe we are.
- You were my escape.
But.
Maybe it wasn't supposed to work out that way.
She dreamed of the two of us growing old together.
She told me about it all the time.
(soft dramatic music)
I really wanted that too.
(soft dramatic music)
- That was a beautiful dream.
- Are you sure this is what you want?
- Frightened.
But sure.
(soft dramatic music)
- I'll do it.
- Thank you.
(soft dramatic music)
- Alexander? Would you like to play a game?
(soft dramatic music)