Yeah. Like it can't connect to the outside world because you need these towers to transfer the signal, but I could show you what's stored on it if I get a new battery.

[ So many times Tessa forgets where she is, and what words wouldn't make sense to the people here. It hasn't been as hard as she thought to adapt to the lifestyle itself -- no tv, no plumbing, what have you -- because she didn't have that back home either, but no one here knows what Twitter is, or Netflix, or a mobile phone. Or if they do, they're a Rifter like her. ]

Sure. Here, let me take the case off for you. [ With a slight smile, she takes the phone back to pop off the decorative case, then the back of the phone itself. Then she slips out the small rectangular battery and holds it up before handing the phone back to him first, then the battery. ]

This is the battery. See the little metal things? They touched those metal things on the phone and gave it power. And there were pictures. you could point this -- the phone -- at someone and capture their image. I have pictures of stuff on here from before all the zombie shit started. Like my family and Mi-- my friend, Mike. Wish I could see their pictures again.