:24:02
Listen to the way it rolls off your tongue.
Motaba.
:24:06
You know, it sounds like a perfume.
:24:09
One drop and you'll feel different.
:24:11
Your lover will melt in your arms.
Here, try it.
:24:17
Quick hands.
:24:19
But not as quick as mine.
:24:21
Don't mess with this stuff.
You must be ready for anything.
:24:24
Nothing in here can't kill you.
Including the air.
:24:27
Okay, sirs, here we go.
:24:30
These are from an 8-hour period. Healthy
kidney cells before meeting the virus.
:24:36
In one hour, a single virus has invaded,
multiplied and killed the cell.
:24:40
In just over 2 hours...
:24:42
...its offspring invaded
the nearby cells here, and here.
:24:46
Continually multiplying.
:24:48
Jesus Christ, five hours?
:24:50
It kills this fast?
:24:52
These numbers can't be right.
Ebola takes days to do this.
:24:56
Sirs, the numbers are correct.
I wish to God they weren't.
:25:00
One goes in, millions come out.
:25:02
And every cell is dead.
:25:05
Now we see them individually...
:25:07
...searching for their next victim...
:25:10
...until nothing's left to kill.
:25:13
Mark this day, Salt.
:25:14
We could spend our careers
waiting to see a new virus.
:25:21
Sirs....
:25:22
Mr. Motaba...
:25:24
...up close and personal.
:25:27
I hate this bug.
:25:29
Come on, Casey.
:25:31
You have to love its simplicity.
:25:34
It's 1 billionth our size and it's beating us.
:25:37
-What, do you want to take it to dinner?
-No.
:25:39
What then?
:25:41
Kill it.