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(sad 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 looking for calm
throughout the evacuation process
♪ Alive ♪
(rooster crows)
- Morning.
- At last, how could you sleep?
- Closed my eyes and lie down, didn't anyone tell you?
- Sasha, there's no time for jokes.
- There's always time, even when things are bad,
especially then.
- I can't believe they're gonna sell us, slaves.
(rooster crows)
I've been thinking of how we could get out
while you were asleep.
- Well, how are we gonna get out?
- If we could lift the pole enough,
we could slip the chains from underneath.
- The tent would collapse on us.
- It might, you got any better ideas?
- No, that was the one I thought of too.
- Then what are we waiting for?
(dramatic music)
- Amber, I'm sorry I woke you.
It's about the tribal gathering.
- Yeah?
- I wasn't being entirely honest with you yesterday.
I'm going to see Ebony.
She's behind it all and I wanna suss her out for myself.
- Isn't that a bit risky?
- I know her, it has to be me.
- So why tell me?
- Well, I wanted you to know so you didn't think
I was going behind you back again like you did before.
And just in case I don't come back.
(dramatic music)
- Well, good luck, and Bray, be careful.
- Salene.
- Just leave me alone, Bray.
- Salene, we should talk, please.
- Don't worry Bray, I won't tell anyone.
- Ryan, have you seen Lex?
He's with that Tai-San.
(sad music)
- It's better than breakfast.
- What?
- This, Akido, it controls the flow of energy, centers you.
You should try it.
- My energy flows are just fine, thanks.
- You're still mad of me, Zandra?
There's no need.
- You tried to take him away from me.
- You can't take people, Zandra.
They're not possessions.
Anyway, he needed the release, that was all.
- You're only saying that now 'cause he's finished with you.
- Zan, I've been looking all over the place for you.
- And just how long have you been standing there,
eyeballing her?
- [Seller] Thanks Susanna, I'll take that to our guests.
(rooster crows)
- Here comes the guy who believes in
peace, love and slavery.
- Got you some breakfast.
- To fatten us up before you sell us?
- Believe me, we don't enjoy doing this,
but it's a dog eat dog world.
- We can use the bowl to dig more earth
away from around the pole.
I should've never left home.
- Home?
- The mall, it's the only home I've got.
- So why'd you leave?
- Lots of reasons, they all seemed good at the time.
If I go back, do you wanna come with me?
- I'm not a home bird, Dal.
I don't stay anywhere for long.
Maybe for a few days, we'll see how it goes.
- Either way, we have to get out of here first.
- I was looking for you, Zan.
I didn't know she was gonna be prancing around, did I?
- She seems very cool about the whole thing, Lex.
- Don't let her fool you.
She's hurt 'cause I dumped her
and she's just trying to hide it, that's all.
- Are you sure it was you that dumped her?
- Of course, you heard me.
- What about the wedding?
- Nothing's changed, we'll do it soon.
- When?
- Soon, we can hardly ask Tai-San
to do the ceremony right now, can we?
- I don't want Tai-San to do it at all.
- All right, all right, anything you like.
- Anything?
- Yeah, the whole works.
- The whole works, Lex, means a white dress, a nice church,
and a reception for at least two hundred people.
How you gonna manage that?
Haven't even got a wedding ring.
- Yeah, the looters got all that stuff.
- Not my problem, think of it as a test.
- What?
- To prove how much you love me.
You find the ring, and you get the princess.
(dramatic music)
(mysterious music)
- [Amber] Jack, you in, hi.
Where's KC?
- I don't know.
- He said he was helping you,
so I let him off his lessons.
- Haven't seen him.
- That kid, how're things coming along?
- Fine, even better without interruptions.
- You don't miss Dal?
- Why should I?
- I do.
- Dal was quite good with his hands in a basic sort of way,
but he just doesn't see the big picture.
I can manage fine.
- Okay, okay, sorry.
I was just letting you know that we're all counting on you.
- What, on me?
- This windmill thing, for the tribal gathering.
- Why the gathering?
- We need something valuable to trade with the other tribes.
If we show we can provide power,
then we're in a position of strength.
- I never thought of that.
- Thing is Jack, will it work?
- Yeah, of course it will, trust me.
- We do, genius.
(shouts)
(water splashes)
(intense music)
- I never quite know whether you're very brave
or just very stupid.
Leave him until I say.
- I've been looking for you.
- Well, now you found me.
(cans rattle)
(mysterious music)
- Salene wait, I wanna talk to you.
- I'm sort of busy.
- Just for a minute, do you wanna sit?
- How's Brady?
- Oh, fine, fine.
I wanted to ask how you were.
- I'm fine, don't worry about me.
- But I do, you weren't at breakfast this morning.
Are you eating?
- Of course I am.
Why does everyone worry about me?
- Salene, you can tell me,
whatever it is that's bothering you.
- There's nothing, all right, nothing.
- Okay, okay.
- Can I go now?
- Of course--
- Don't trust anyone, do you?
- Suspicion pays.
- Didn't pay for him, though, did it, in the end?
Look Bray, the bad days are over.
It's time for something new.
We waste our strength fighting each other.
We can't go on as we have.
- And that means?
- Cooperation in everyone's interest.
The tribes meet, they talk, they trade.
- I thought you just wanted control.
- Of what, a band a ragged orphans
scratching for food and water?
No Bray, we have to move on.
That's what the gathering's all about.
- Well, what guarantee do we have it's not a trap?
- No one's got a guarantee.
We're all taking a chance here, Bray.
Can't crate a new world without risks.
- Hey dude.
- [Ryan] Hey.
- You know that money stash of yours?
- Yeah.
- All right, it was a really good scam.
You're the best looter in town.
- What do you want, Lex?
- I just wondered if you came across any rings?
- Rings?
- Yeah, for fingers, you know, gold and silver,
since you're gonna be the best man and all.
- I don't think so, Lex.
- I don't think so, is that a yes or a no?
- That's no, Lex, no I don't have any rings.
- Come on, nearly there.
- Okay, move left, our left, here you go.
(grunts)
- Okay, your turn.
- Hey.
- (mumbles) Sasha!
- [Seller] Stop, stop.
- [Dal] Under here, Sasha.
- [Seller] Stop, you'll never escape.
- Run, dal!
- [Woman] They're getting away!
- [Sasha] Come on, Dal, come on.
- You can't get away!
- There's gotta be something in here.
(sad music)
(sad music)
(swelling music)
Lex mate, you're an artist.
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music)
(dog barks)
(dog whimpers)
- Hi, how's it going?
- If one more person asks me--
- Not so good, huh?
- Fine, Lot, Amber's looking for you.
- What for?
- I don't know, check the rotor.
- What's the rotor?
- The list of job's in the cafe.
We've all got to pitch in.
- Can I help you?
- We tired that.
- I'll do what you say, honest.
- Honest, bet you can't even spell the word.
- I can't, I can't write.
- Really?
- Got kicked out of school.
- Why doesn't that surprise me?
- Great alternator.
- What do you know?
- Used to nick 'em and sell' em.
This is tops, you'd be all right with this.
- Actually, I do need a hand putting the windmill up.
- Where is it?
- On the roof.
- Okay.
- Come on then.
- They can't have got far with those chains.
- Spread out, we're bound to get them.
- What now, we can't outrun them.
- No, but we can outride them.
- What?
- My horse, you can ride Pinion.
- But it's back at camp.
- Yeah, but they're not, we'll double back.
- Okay, let's go.
- With Ebony, again?
Bray, why didn't you tell us?
- He doesn't tell us a lot of things.
- It's always the same, Bray goes off and does his own thing
never mind the consequences for the rest of us.
(dog whimpers)
- Look, someone had to find out more about the gathering.
You're the one who thought it was a trap, Lex.
Anyway, I told Amber where I was going.
- Oh, well that makes it all right then.
What happened to we're all in this together, Amber?
- Okay I'm sorry.
Maybe I should've told you all,
but we can't stay in here forever on our own.
Needing other tribes means taking risks.
But I think we should trust Ebony,
at least listen to what I have to say.
- Go on, Bray.
- All the tribe's are gonna be there.
It's gonna be part carnival, part trade market.
We can meet and exchange things.
- You mean get ripped off and beaten up.
- Not if we're careful, Lex.
- During the carnival, they'll be a meeting
of the tribe leaders.
- Let me guess, Bray, you'll be there?
- They'll be two representatives from each tribe.
- Yeah well, we'll have to decide
how we're gonna handle that.
- Two, right?
- Lex, we need a united front on this.
- The only united front I can see
is between you and lover boy here.
- Don't be ridiculous.
Bray is one of the leaders here and so am I,
and so are you if you just behaved that way.
- But it'll be you two at the meeting, won't it?
- Lex, it makes more sense if you handle security.
We might need protection.
We need you Lex, doing what you do best.
(dog whimpers)
- I still don't like it and if anything goes wrong,
don't come running to me afterwards.
- If anything goes wrong, we won't be running anywhere.
- Right.
- There's something else, a competition.
- What kind of competition?
- A dance competition with a big prize for the winner.
- What prize?
- I don't know, something we can either use or trade.
- Tai-San can dance, she can win there for us.
- Is there anything she can't do?
- Yeah, but we can talk about that later.
- Now comes the big test.
When I connect the alternator the battery,
that bulb there should light up.
- Yeah, electricity.
- Which we're about to rediscover.
- Really?
- Now, let it go.
(gears grind)
(gears grind)
(invention crashes)
- Is it all right?
- Yeah, I'll be able to fix it,
just don't tell the others about it yet, okay?
We'll get there, we just need a bit more time, that's all.
(mysterious music)
- Cloe, could you give me and Tai-San a moment?
- Come on, Bob.
(dog pants)
- Is there a problem?
- You could say that.
- This is about Lex, right?
- The problem is you.
At first I thought you were a good influence,
but now I'm not so sure.
- So it is about Lex?
- That too.
- Amber, I can't help it if I don't see things
the way you do.
- What you did messed a lot of people around.
- Oh come on, we don't have to live
with middle age morality anymore,
and you're not my mother.
- It is dangerous to play around with people.
- I wasn't playing around.
- And now?
- I'm practicing for the competition.
- And who picked you as our entry anyway?
- What, so I need your permission to dance?
- We decide things as a group around here.
- No Amber, what happens is you decide things for the group.
And don't hassle me about this because of Lex.
I'm the best dancer here by a long way.
That's not boasting, it's a fact.
I can use that to do something for everyone,
so why do you wanna get in my way?
(dramatic music)
(birds chirp)
- What's so important?
What's going on?
- This is for you.
Will you marry me?
(gasps)
I hope it fits.
- Oh, it's a bit tight, there.
Lex, it's beautiful, thank you.
Where'd you get it?
- I made it.
- What from?
- Just some stuff I found.
Hey, there's nobody around.
- No.
- Zan, I dumped Tai-San, I got you the ring.
What more can I do?
You gotta give me something back.
- Okay, how about I move in with you?
- What?
- As a sign of my commitment.
- Great.
- But, no fooling around until we're married.
- Let me get this straight,
we sleep in the same place but we don't--
- Yeah, I wanna know you're mature enough
to control yourself, can you do that?
- You know (mumbles), earn well.
- Well, we'll see.
- What about Ryan?
- I'll tell him, it'll be better coming from me.
(grunts)
(coughs)
(gasps)
- So you're convinced about Ebony?
- As far as you can be.
See, my guess is she wants to use the meeting
to gain total control, so it's in her best interest
to play by the book.
- Yeah well, she's welcome to the control.
- Hey, you look tired.
- May I?
- Oh yeah, sure.
- I don't know.
- What?
- I know we're doing our best here,
but if I'm honest, I'm not sure it's good enough.
- Good enough for who?
- Bit of both, I suppose.
- What're you worried about?
- How long have you got?
I worry about the little ones and about the baby.
I worry that there's no one to show us the way anymore.
- It's lonely being the leader, huh?
- It sets you apart somehow, isolates you.
- And there's no shoulder to lean on?
- Actually, I don't see how anyone can be lonely
with people like Lex and Jack around.
Psycho terminator and the nerd.
- Amber, you don't have to carry the whole weight
on you own, we're doing okay,
and you, you're doing just fine.
- Thanks.
- You and Lex, in here together,
but you're not married yet?
- It's sort of a test to see if he can behave himself.
- What, you mean--
- Yeah.
- Lex?
- Well, if he can't, I'll marry you instead.
- Really?
- We'll see.
- I'll get my things, he's got no chance.
(mysterious music)
- Come on.
- Those instruments are gonna make
a hell of a lot of racket when you get going.
- I know, but I'm not leaving them behind.
That's my livelihood you're looking at.
- Hurry up.
- [Seller] There they are.
- [Dal] They're coming.
- Go!
- Move, go!
(instruments clang)
- [Seller] Come on, let's get them.
- Dal!
(shouts)
- I told you you'd never get away.
(sad 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 ♪
♪ And 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 the coldest night ♪
♪ If we could find our way ♪
♪ Together we'll make it ♪
♪ With every step we take ♪
♪ Moving close together ♪
♪ If we're gonna survive the dream must stay alive ♪
♪ Alive ♪
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