He runs into the mist and comes face to face with US military rather than death. He runs out of bullets before he can finish himself off as well, and is forced to run as monsters come near.Aware that there’s no way out, the survivors enter into a suicide pact which results in David killing everyone including his young son.This becomes painfully clear in act three as David (the protagonist) and other survivors come face to face with a giant six-legged monster.Humanity is at an end, the monsters will reign supreme, and there’s nothing that can stop it. In this Stephen King adaptation, The Mistspends plenty of time building up the situation’s helplessness. It’s actually Malcolm with the primary defining conflict. Whilst Malcolm (and the audience) are lead to believe Cole is the one with the primary conflict to resolve, this is a red herring. Eventually remembering how he was shot and killed, Malcolm is able to make peace with his death. The red herring? Malcolm is the one with unfinished business and the ghost.
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