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The screen transitions to showing Kennedy in black and white, sitting at a table with Fidel Castro.
Fidel Castro: [laughs] Coño... I missed that.
Robert McNamara walks into the room towards Castro.
Robert McNamara: Prime Minister Castro, this missile crisis was the last straw. We almost blew ourselves up. Now we invited you here today...
JFK: In good faith!
Robert McNamara: ... in good faith, to sort this thing out.
Robert walks back towards JFK.
Fidel Castro: And why is he here? He lost!
Nixon is shown sitting left of them at the table, annoyed at Castro's remark.
JFK: As I always say, forgive your enemies, but remember their names. Now gentlemen, as I like to think, in the long history of the world, that there are only a few generations...
Noises are heard in the background.
Richard Nixon: (looking frantic and ducking) Sounds like someone breaking in...
JFK: Just the storm, ♥♥♥♥. Sit down.
Zombies appear smashing a window on the other side of it, making noises and breaking through.
Robert McNamara: It appears the Pentagon has been breached.
JFK: Zombies. Gentlemen, at times like these our capacity to retaliate must be and has to be massive, to deter all forms of aggression.
Kennedy walks over to the wall behind him and hits a button, which makes the wall flip around to show an armory of weapons.
JFK: Gentlemen, lock and load!
The screen turns black.
Fidel Castro: Viva la Revolution.
Screen then shows the four of them coming out of the armory. (Left to right) McNamara with a Stakeout with Grip, Kennedy with a China Lake, Castro with a Bowie Knife and a Python and Nixon with two HS-10s.
Robert McNamera: Any last words, Mr. President?
Richard Nixon: Yes Jack, any superlative words of inspiration for our humble troops?
JFK: Do not pray for easy lives, my friends. Pray to be stronger men.
The group ♥♥♥♥♥ their guns as the screen fades into color, and then the intro ends.