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(somber piano music)
♪ Look into the future what do you see ♪
♪ I really need to know now is there a place for me ♪
♪ If we're gonna survive the dream must stay alive ♪
- Authorities are appealing for calm
throughout the evacuation process.
♪ Alive ♪
(upbeat tribal music)
- Lex?
Where are you going?
- Hi, Zan, just the water, just checking the water.
- What for?
- Well, because it needs checking, right?
- What, now?
I was gonna go get some breakfast.
- Great, get some.
(peaceful music)
(growling)
- He looks very sad.
- So would you if there's someone you care for was ill.
- You mean, Trudy?
I thought he care for Salene.
- It's complicated.
- Where have you been?
- Eh, why, what time is it?
- Okay, great, we'll forget all about it, shall we?
- Look, I was held up, alright, sorry.
What do we have here?
Should be a go, when do we start?
- How about an hour ago?
- Trudy?
Trudy, it's Amber.
Are you alright?
Are you gonna let me in?
- [Trudy] Doesn't look like it, does it?
- And what have I done to you?
- If you don't know.
- So tell me.
- Don't you ever get tired of playing God, Amber?
When are you gonna get it in your head
that not everybody likes decisions made for them.
And you can tell the others, too, my life is mine
to do what I want with it, got it?
- So, you'd rather we left you to die?
- What do you think?
- I'll tell you what I think, shall I, Trudy?
I think you've got a chip on your shoulder
the size of a house.
None of us can do anything right, according to you.
And the way things are right now,
we could all do without having to babysit your problems,
which is exactly what we've had to do since you got here.
Now, if you wanna sit there and sulk like a prized prat,
you can go ahead.
But just don't expect anyone to understand that.
Oh, and another thing, if you think we did it
for your sake, you're not even close.
- You are pretty amazing, you know that?
- Human beings are amazing, Lex,
when they allow their true energies to flow.
- Yeah, and that's the other thing, energy.
I feel energized, like I could lift a ton
or jump a mountain.
That sort of thing, pow.
- Your chakras are not fully aligned yet, Lex.
- Of course, this takes time.
- That depends. - On what?
I mean, these chuckras? - Chakras.
The seven centers of color contained
within the auras surrounding the body.
- Right.
- They need to be balanced in order
that our positive energies can flow.
- Right, right.
So, how do we do that, then?
- There you are.
- Zan?
- I thought you were checking the water?
- I did, I am, I was?
- Oh, good.
Hi, Tai-San.
So, how about some breakfast now then, I'm starved.
- Yeah, but.
- But you're wondering why I'm talking to you again.
So am I, let's go.
What would you do with him?
(solemn music)
- Trudy?
Trudy, it's Bray.
I brought you something to eat, I thought we might talk.
(sniffling)
Trudy, I know you can hear me, and I'm sorry,
I never meant for things to end up like this.
If I had known, Trudy.
Trudy, look I feel stupid standing here talking
through the screen.
Let me in.
I need to see you, Trudy.
We can sort things, think about the baby.
We've been through too much together
to have things end up like this, Trudy.
Don't do this, Trudy, it doesn't have to be like this.
Just let me explain.
- Come on, Bob.
- So how long do you think it'll take then
before you're dead?
- Ryan? - Pills.
How long, you know before.
- Oh, well that depends on how many you take.
How many did she take, Sal?
- I don't really, not many.
- Well, was the bottle empty or half, or what?
- I don't know.
What are you asking me for, I never saw the bottle.
- Okay, okay, forget I said anything.
Is everybody a Trudy today, or what?
- Eh? - Go back to sleep.
Hang on, you took the baby from the room in the night,
didn't you notice the pill bottle then?
- Why should I, I thought Trudy was asleep.
- But, if she was just asleep,
then why didn't the baby wake her?
- Look, what is this, an inquisition?
You know what happened as well as I did,
just get off my back.
- Something's not right, what do you think, Lex?
(somber music)
- Oh, it's you.
- I need to ask a favor.
- Why doesn't that surprise me?
- You don't have a very high opinion of me right now do you?
- Me, and just about everyone else.
You were saying, a favor?
- Oh, let's forget it.
- Suits me.
- I can't get through to Trudy,
I want you to tell her how sorry I am.
- You want me to square things up with Trudy?
- I didn't say that.
- Knowing how things are with you and Salene.
- That's neither here nor there.
- Excuse me, Bray, but it's both here and there,
which come to think of it,
just about sums you up, doesn't it?
Spread yourself thinly enough,
and we'll all go to pieces, is that it?
- I'm sorry, I came.
- Not half as sorry as I am.
(subdued piano music)
- Call it fate, or whatever, but I reckon we were destined,
you and me.
- For the last time, Lex, what happened between us,
our union, was just a small cog
in the greater machine of harmony.
- Yeah, like I said.
- No, Lex, not like you said.
We have to look beyond our own petty needs,
and try and create a universe in which everything is shared,
spiritually and emotionally.
- Right on, now why don't you put that stick down
and come and share some spirit and emotion right now.
- Not now, I can see that your energy levels are such
that no one would benefit.
- You wanna bet?
Just joking.
- I never joke, Lex.
- Good one, you'll have to show me that some time.
- I intend to, some time.
- Patsy, Cloe?
Has anyone seen Lex anywhere around?
- What I have will catch the wind okay,
but what worries me is the stability.
Unless we strengthen the cross brace,
the whole thing could collapse.
What do you think?
What does that mean, yes or no?
Dal, I'm asking you, do you--
- Yes, yes, if you like, I suppose it will stop it
from falling over.
- You suppose?
- Well, it might.
- Can you think of anything else that might do it?
- Not offhand, no.
- You don't think a washing up liquid bottle
and a yogurt carton might do it?
- Probably not, what?
- You're just not with me, are you, Dal?
This is important, can you stop thinking about Trudy,
and concentrate?
- Sorry.
- Instead of being sorry, be positive.
- If I hadn't left the pills there,
it wouldn't have happened.
- No, but it did, and it doesn't help
that you have a soft spot for her, either.
- Who has? - You have.
You can't keep blaming yourself for it either.
You've done what you can for her,
now let her get herself together.
We've got work to do here.
(squeaking)
(upbeat music)
- Zandra, how do you get a boyfriend?
- If you take my advice, you'd stay away from them
for as long as you can.
- Perhaps you and I can share one, Cloe.
You know, like Salene and Trudy.
- Patsy, it's not polite to talk about things like that.
- But you said.
- Who wants to help me make the baby's milk for later?
- Trudy could've died last night, couldn't she?
- Yes, I suppose she could.
- Then poor Brady would've had no mommy.
- No.
- And you wouldn't have to share Bray with anyone else.
- I'll be done in a sec, how's it going over there?
Dal?
There's no wind in here for soaring.
Come on, get a move on.
- I'm doing my best.
- There being some for Trudy.
- Is that all you care about, gadgets, machines?
Where's your soul, Jack?
People are more important than things.
You know what you are, a robot.
You cannot relate to anything which hasn't got a cog,
or a wire sticking out of it.
- I'm gonna go get the battery.
Let's hope you're in a better mood when I get back.
(downcast piano music)
- Who's that?
Get out.
- Just listen to me before you say anything.
- Stay away from me.
- What I said about Salene, it came out wrong.
- I don't wanna hear it, I want you to go.
- No, I've been thinking about it,
and I realize I said the wrong thing at the wrong time.
- Oh, so what would've been a good time
to tell me you're in love with someone else?
- Those were not the words I used.
- I don't care what words you used,
it all adds up to the same.
You don't give a damn about me and you never did.
- Not true.
- I can see it all now, this place must've seemed ideal
for what you wanted.
- What did I want, except for some place safe for us.
- No, Bray, you wanted somewhere where you could be top dog,
somewhere there wasn't much competition
so you could rule and order like the selfish pig you are.
Of course, take a pregnant girl with you,
and it's like a ticket in.
You used me, Bray, to get what you wanted.
- You really believe this, don't you?
- You bet I do.
The only thing that puzzles me, is why you just
didn't let me die, seeing as I'm no use to you anymore.
- Trudy.
- You tolerate me, because I'm the mother
of your brother's child.
But we all know who you really want
to tanker over, don't you?
And wouldn't that be cozy, you, her, and my baby.
- Trudy, Trudy, listen to me, you've got this all wrong,
it's all out of proportion.
- Get out!
Out, out, out!
Out!
(grunting)
Let him go!
- I have no quarrels with you, Dal,
but I will hurt you if I have to.
Now I'm gonna step away, and I don't expect you
to try and stop me.
(upbeat music)
(birds chirping)
- It's not like I've let myself go or anything.
I mean, I look after myself, don't I, Ryan?
Then why, tell me that.
Why is he acting like I'm invisible?
I know, I've bawled him out over that Ebony thing.
And you don't suppose he's still sulking about that, do you?
- No.
- Of course, he could have something on his mind.
In fact, the more I think about it, the more I'm sure
that's what it is.
He's got something going, yeah.
- Yeah.
- You watch, he'll be around in his own sweet time.
- I knew it was a mistake from the start coming here,
but he insisted.
"They seem harmless," he said.
Harmless, at least with the Locos you know where you stand.
I was a threat to them, that's what it was.
"Pregnant, ooh don't know about that,
"that'll rock our cozy little boat, that will."
And they had to vote, vote.
Do you know how that makes you feel,
people voting if they want you or not.
- I'm glad you stayed. - I've had enough.
Enough, enough of the pettiness and the sniping,
and the whispering, and the backstabbing.
I'm leaving.
- Where will you go?
- I don't know, somewhere.
- Dal, Dal, I know you're in there.
Come on.
Will you stop thinking about Trudy.
- [Dal] Don't bring Trudy into it,
don't you bring Trudy into this.
- [Jack] No, I'm not bringing Trudy into it.
- Lex?
- Uh, hi?
You've been anywhere nice today?
- I'm not talking to you, you drove my brother away.
You're horrid.
- Come on, let's see what all the noise is about.
- [Jack] What do you mean a fool?
- [Dal] Who are you calling stupid?
- You, am I supposed to be doing
all the work around here, or what?
- [Dal] At least I was trying.
- [Jack] You wanna make a bet on that?
- See, I told you he'll come around.
(gentle music)
Oh, Lex.
- Where did you buy them from, then?
- Like I said, Jack, we're not joined at the hip.
- Don't try and get out of it.
- What I do on my time is my business.
- No one who leaves me carrying the can is not.
- Don't give me that, you just want someone
to hold your hand. - What?
- You're scared you won't be able to do it by yourself.
- [Jack] Rubbish!
- Good fight.
- Who's half-baked idea, don't you mean.
- They look really serious about it.
- Dal's not a slave like you, like the rest of them.
- What's going on?
- You keep out of this.
- And you keep out of it.
If it wasn't for you, none of this would be happening.
- Watch your mouth, Jack.
- Or else what?
- Don't you think you should stop them, Lex?
- This and his carrots, Dal wins.
- Alright.
- You shouldn't bet on fights.
- Hi, Tai-San.
- This is no good for any of us.
- Break it up.
- Nice flowers, Zandra.
- Thank you.
- Hang on, I don't like carrots.
- So, what's all this about?
- Her. - Me?
- Alright, I think we've all got other things to do.
Now, are you two gonna sort this out reasonably?
(solemn music)
- Salene, quite a show outside Trudy's place, eh?
- Aye, I missed most of it.
I got there just before you did.
- Somebody told me I should have a go at you.
I thought, cheek, and you looking after the baby
for all that while.
- It's no bother. - Oh, I can tell that.
I can tell you really love the baby.
And love to even keep it for good
if Trudy was out of the way.
- What's that supposed to mean?
- You left her to die when she took the pills, right?
- No.
- Then you took the baby from the room.
Don't tell me you didn't notice anything was wrong.
- I didn't.
I said I didn't.
- Then why didn't the baby wake her up?
- I don't know, I don't know.
Trudy's never paid any attention to Brady anyhow.
- So you're saying you didn't see the pill bottle?
There's no need to cry.
I just thought, I'm sorry, Salene.
I'm sorry.
(sniffling) (solemn music)
- So what happens now?
- I've been thinking.
- And?
- I've never wanted to be here either.
I've always had this feeling that
there must be some place better.
Some place where you can grow your own food
instead of having to scavenge for it
with fresh air and room to move.
- That's a nice thought.
But anywhere like that would be miles away.
- Miles away sounds great right now.
My mom had a saying,
"If the world drops a lot of lemons on you,
"there's only one thing to do, make lemonade."
Do you like lemonade?
- I love it.
There is just one problem.
(cooing)
(peaceful woodwind music)
(snorting)
- You ready?
- Nearly, just give me a minute, please.
- Okay, but make it quick.
(cooing) (upbeat tribal music)
Bye, Brady.
(somber piano music)
♪ Look into the future what do you see ♪
♪ I really need to know now is there a place for me ♪
♪ Tell me where do we go from here ♪
♪ Take me as you find me for what I am ♪
♪ When I make mistakes please understand ♪
♪ And as long as I know you're near ♪
♪ There is nothing for me to fear ♪
♪ Out of the darkness a light shines ♪
♪ Burning through my coldest night ♪
♪ And we can find a way ♪
♪ Together we'll make it ♪
♪ With every take we take ♪
♪ We'll be closer together ♪
♪ If we're gonna survive the dream must stay alive ♪
♪ Alive ♪
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