28 Years Later - Introducing Erik to Isla and Spike
Isla:
Who are you?
Erik:
I'm Erik. And this is your father, Spike.
Isla:
What?
Spike:
He's just being silly, mum.
Isla:
He's being a dick.
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28 Years Later - Seeking Help Beyond Conventional Medicine
Isla: [Spike: I don't understand.]
Spike... The doctor can't make me better, but he can help me. I do.
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28 Years Later - Nostalgia and Time in Childhood Memories
Isla:
Aw, look! The angel! You remember the first time you showed me the angel, Dad? We drove near here with the car. We walked until we spotted it rising over the treetops. You said it would stand like this forever, like the pyramids or Stonehenge so when you look at it you're seeing into the future. Do you remember that? Do you? I couldn't have been more than seven or eight. "Was the two of us, real life time travelers," you said. Falling into the future. And I got... I got scared! Because I thought you were being serious and we really had. How many hundreds of years have we fallen this time? Is it thousands or more?
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28 Years Later - Reflections on Family and Toughness
Isla: [Spike: Dad?; Spike: No.]
Is your Dad silly? Yeah. Silly with ya? Jokey? Your Granddad was so silly. You wouldn't believe how much. Everyone else thought he was so serious, but around me, he was daft. Is your Dad like that? You know, when it's just the two of you? Just wanted to make sure you're tough enough. Like him. You know, when I look in your face... I see your Granddad's eyes sometimes.
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