Leaving England
performed by John Murphy

"L'Invitation Au Voyage" This commercial begins with a seductive brunette woman with a necklace with a key on it around her neck. She sneaks her way through Paris while a man follows her. She enters the Musee du Louvre and pushes her way through a giant wooden door. She walks past several famous paintings including the Mona Lisa, but her true destination is an old truck which is opened by the key around her neck. Inside she finds an envelope that she hides in her purse, and then she runs out of the museum to an red and white striped hot air balloon. She lifts off just as the man who has been following her arrives but she escapes. When she's safely in the air, she pulls out the envelope, but we never find out what it was... Louis Vuitton presents L'Invitation Au Voyage LouisVuitton.com

Don and his wife Alice prepare dinner for their group of survivors in a heavily reinforced cottage somewhere in rural, Rage virus-infected Britain. As they eat their meal, they suddenly hear a young boy banging on the door begging to be let in. Don opens the door to let the child inside, who says he is from Sandford and has been fleeing his parents who are now "infected". Moments later, a pack of the Infected discover the hideout and break in, quickly overwhelming the group. Alice refuses to leave without the boy; a panicked Don abandons Alice and escapes in a boat, emerging as the sole survivor. Britain is quarantined. Over the course of 28 weeks, the Infected have all died of starvation and Britain is declared relatively safe again. The process proceeds throughout the weeks.