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- Do you recognize any of the vessels?

- You bet. We've even got some photos.

I knew it. It's Uncle Freddy's boat.

Check it out. Mom's camera.

Turn it off.

I said turn it off!

Tristan, you took these files from my room

when I expressly told you not to do it.

It's 10 years worth of my research,

and you had no right to make some

willy nilly bloody video with it!

My love, I'm not gonna to die.

What if you do?

- Okay. - So...

what do you say? Shall we pop the champagne?

- I'm gonna say... - No.

You can't sell Salty's, not to Fast Fish.

Dad, Salty's has been there for 30 years.

- I don't have half a million rand.

- I'll lend you the money. You and Rebecca have got this.

- Kevin... - I got the money.

Why are you doing this?

Because I love you.

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- Dad, look at our brilliant plan.

Ooh! Easy, tiger.

Just give your old man a minute.

- It's just I have to get started because Granny's waiting.

It's for the penguin sanctuary.

Look, I have bullet points and everything.

- Wow. Bullet points and everything, huh?

That's patronizing.

- Well, that's a very big word for a...

- That's even more patronizing, Dad.

I told Terry, too.

- Yeah, I think she'd be telling me to listen to you.

- Exactly. - Okay.

What's up? Buttercup?

- So you know how we have to raise funds

for the penguin sanctuary, right?

- Yep. - Well, grandma and I have

come up with this amazing recipe

to make and sell penguin cookies.

- Edible penguins? Are you sure you want to --

Dad...

- Okay, look, I get it. It's a brilliant plan.

And I'm going to appoint you honorary captain

- of the Penguin sanctuary. - Not captain.

I want to be the chief executive officer.

- Did you mean chief eggs-ecutive officer?

You know, the one that looks after the eggs

in the incubator.

Hm?

Not funny.

? I can feel your tide

? Pulling me

? So I go where the sunlight falls ?

? And the tide will bring me home ?

[Birds crying]

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[Phone buzzes]

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- I need you to film me baking cookies with granny

for the sanctuary.

I'm busy.

With what? Elena?

- None of your business, that's who.

- Well, if someone else films it, will you edit the video

and put it on Facebook to sell the cookies?

No, no, no, no, no.

I've got enough going on without cookies,

penguins, and noisy sisters.

- Sisters! I'm the only one, you dweeb.

All I need is...

[Phone rings]

You're not planning on going back to Cyprus, are you?

I'm not going anywhere, Luce.

Okay? It's just a call. Bugger off.

Hello, my love.

- So you read my message about my sexy dream about us,

and you don't reply?

Sorry.

Uh, I was -- I was going to, but then Lucy walked in, so...

- Remember that bit of beach with the big white boulder

that we always went to?

Yeah.

Okay, I've worked it out.

So you said that we make 120 cookies from this batch,

and then with the cost of ingredients,

that's six rand profit per cookie.

That's only 720 rand.

- You know, I know what we could do.

We could make a new batch every day.

And then I could ask my book club to help sell them.

Luce.

It's really good to start small.

And then you build big.

- Can I taste it? - Mm!

- You're not gonna eat breakfast?

I'll be in the car.

- Luce, why don't you get a cookie cutter.

I think it's in that cupboard.

Martin.

You know how Lucy's baking the cookies?

It's her way of honoring her mom.

It's kind of -- It's kind of her way of healing.

- That's why I'm supporting her, Mom.

- And Tristan using that documentary footage.

It's the same thing.

Yeah. I suppose.

- So if you allow him to use it, you're allowing him to heal.

Dad, isn't it cute?

Uh, yeah. Just hold it up.

Oh, that's amazing. It looks like a little parrot.

Oh. Ignore him.

Mom, I'll talk to him. Okay?

Okay.

- All right, little Miss CEO, I will see you later, alligator.

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Feel like a bit of a chauffeur

with you sitting in the back there.

I was thinking,

maybe when you're done with Hannes' Garden,

we can, uh, take a look again at that,

um, that promo that you cut.

Why?

- Well, I think it'd be good for the website,

you know, and make a couple of changes.

- I'd rather just forget it. - Why?

I mean, you put all that effort into it.

We should watch it again, together this time.

- I'd rather just focus on school and get my studies done.

The whole wildlife thing is yours, not mine.

What is your five year plan?

Has it been informed by market analysis?

Results of customer surveys? I don't know, Dad.

It doesn't feel like a discussion.

It feels more like an interrogation.

- Well, if you were borrowing money from the bank,

they'd ask you the same questions.

Yeah, but I'm not a bank.

I'm his mom.

- Which is why you're listening with your heart.

These questions make you listen with your head.

- Do you want to tell me how I think now?

Yes, I think I should.

Are you charging Gavin the 9% interest

you get on your capital?

That's 4,500 rand a month.

- This is a loan. I'm not giving him the money.

- Dad, we know about the interest.

- Okay. So how do you safeguard your mother's money?

Faith.

- Oh, for heaven's sake. - I have faith in Rebecca.

Like mom has faith in me, like you've never had faith in me.

- Oh, really? - Yeah.

- And who covered the cost of your first trip to Hawaii?

And if I remember correctly,

I paid you back every cent with the prize money.

- The restaurant business is far riskier

than catching a wave, my son.

Okay, good. Yeah.

It's not like Rebecca's a professional chef

with a decade's worth of international experience.

- So, why are you borrowing money from her boyfriend's mother?

That's it. It's my money.

- We make our financial decisions together, my love.

- Oh, like we did with the campervan.

Oh, God.

Please raise that any time you like.

Listen, let me give you my last 2 cents worth.

Gav, anything can happen.

Your relationship with Rebecca can go pear shaped.

The restaurant could go up in flames.

But if she wants our money,

she's going to have to sign this contract.

Take it or leave it.

You don't have the final say.

- Mom. - Okay?

It's fine, it's fine.

I'll do it.

And I cannot wait to prove you wrong.

All right. Thank you.

My boy.

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[Boat horn blows]

- You're literally breathing down my neck.

But just keep breathing, though. Don't pass out.

- Yeah, but they're sticking to the usual route.

No, that's the MPA.

Not that we'd know, with the amount of receivers we've lost.

But look.

Look at the timestamps of these signals.

What does it say?

It's just before midnight.

And it's not on the MPA.

Why go fishing at night?

- Unless you --

- You don't want anyone to know.

- Exactly. - That's it.

That is the proof that we need.

We'll take this to the department

and get patrols out tonight.

- Okay, I'll print it out. You get the stuff for the meeting.

- Come. Let's go, go, go. - Yes.

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Ballie!

And now?

Do you know where Yolande is?

- Why? - Just asking.

- Look, bro, I don't know what you think's going to happen

between my sister and you.

It's not.

- I thought you were her brother, not her boss.

You know, I thought we were cool, Wes.

- Listen, rube, if you keep doing it like this,

it's going to take you the whole afternoon to finish.

- You're helping me do the garden?

- Come, grab a rake, bro. We'll miss the high tide.

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Hey, boyfriend.

I've listed what I needed on top of that

for the renovations and the redesign of the restaurant.

Save.

- Yeah, it's just -- it's really cool

seeing you so excited about all this.

- Um, do you know when your mom will be making the transfer?

Um...

What's wrong?

It's my dad.

He's pushing for you to sign a formal loan agreement.

You know, like, 9% interest.

- Oh. - Yeah. I'm sorry, baby.

- They're not thinking of backing out?

- No, no, no, no, no. He's just --

He's being unreasonable with the terms.

But once we settle it, I can arrange a transfer.

Yeah. Cool. I'll sign it.

- I've invested my whole life savings, so...

- Rebecca, can I have a moment, please?

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I've been walking around ?

? Waiting for you to shine, my love ?

? People passing me by

? Doesn't feel like I belong

? Trying to keep it alive

? All this hunger inside for a better confirmation ?

? That I'm heading for the station ?

? I can feel

? Love is real

[Speaks indistinctly]

- Every entry does more harm than good, though.

- Still beats mowing the lawn. - Oh, man, it beats anything.

Bro, that's my shirt.

- Oh, sorry. You're right bro.

By the way, his mommy still labels his shirts for him.

Tristan Field.

Don't talk about his mom.

There you go.

- So, what are you guys up to the rest of the weekend?

- We're gonna stay here. Look at this.

- Oh, are you keen for a change of scenery?

Yeah. Let's get up.

Like what?

- See, back in Cyprus when we wanted to get wild,

book out a rental,

get some beers and invite all our mates.

- My dad's got a buddy with an Airbnb.

It's just up the coast.

- Yeah? - Yeah, I think I even remember

the Dropbox code.

- And the key? - Key's in the dropbox.

- So what do you guys say? - Let's say we party.

Yeah.

All I've ever wanted for

you was to have a future away from this place.

And now chaining yourself with more debt.

Chaining myself?

- Making half a million in debt with the Fields,

that's chaining.

It's just a loan, Ma.

- We're in this mess because of your father and all his loans.

6 million rand.

Rebecca, you can do anything, go anywhere.

- This is the perfect spot right here.

- I don't think it's the reason.

- What? Loyal staff, loyal customers?

A seafront spot in one

of the most popular cities in the world?

- Maybe you want to be near Martin.

- Oh, my God, Mommy. I'm dating his brother.

- Sometimes we women allow our hearts and our mistakes

to get in the way of us making good decisions.

Are you serious?

- And it's a mother's duty to tell her daughter

when she is making a wrong one.

- The only mistake, Mother, is referring to

the scared teenage daughter you sent away all those years ago.

I didn't send you away.

- Well, it wasn't my choice. - What was I supposed to do?

- You were supposed to protect me.

- By sending you away, I was protecting you.

No.

- And this time, no one is sending me anywhere.

And I certainly am not running away.

- Well, then, my dear, you're making the biggest mistake.

Whatever, Mommy.

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- We consistently finding in our analysis

that our tagged fish are appearing outside the MPA.

Then the signals, well, just mysteriously disappear.

So there's fishing?

- At night, These signals disappear between 11:00 p.m.

and 4:00 a.m., which is clear evidence of illegal fishing.

We will ascertain if it is.

- Of course it is. What are you smoking?

- Please, just take a look here.

We've mapped out all these areas

where these signals are vanishing.

And we've also identified one of the vessels.

Owned by Freddy Solomon.

- He's one of the local fishers,

and he was also fishing outside of his licensing period.

So we're suspecting that all the locals are in

on this illegal activity and assisting the larger boats.

- So we need you to investigate trawlers operating

in these new locations.

Board them, check their data loggers.

If they're operating illegally,

lock them up for good.

Oh, okay. Yeah.

- Or you'll get the patrols. - No, Amanda.

We cannot criminalize them over this.

I'm not saying that.

I'm just asking you that you send the patrols.

If you don't react now, they will just get away with this.

At night?

We do not have the capacity

to check every single boat in the water.

It's not every single boat.

It's just specific ones, specific areas.

- Our resources are stretched to the hilt.

But once again,

you lack the respect to go through the official procedures.

- And you lack common sense. But hey --

Here's a novel idea.

Why don't you use your existing resources?

You make a high profile example of all the biggest culprits.

Right? Then everybody will get the message.

Exactly.

- I am not going to be insulted like this.

What? Come on.

- Look, we'll have a look at your alleged illegalities.

- Okay? - Right.

Um, well, when can we expect to hear back from you?

- We'll confirm via email. - When?

- Until then, goodbye. - Useless.

What now?

The Navy.

I have an in at the Navy.

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[Chuckles]

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- Don't worry about it, bro. We'll just we rented it.

Sure.

[Alarm beeping]

Shh.

[Beeping]

- Party time. - [Cheering]

- Hey, someone check if there's some ice in the freezer.

Get them outside. Move the chairs.

I'm gonna check the freezer.

Okay. Turn around.

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[Camera shutter clicks]

Okay.

[Camera shutter clicks]

Thank you , Emily.

There you are. Enjoy.

Kilimanjaro, Jack.

First you see it in the distance.

Drive. You drive until it fills the windscreen.

Unforgettable.

It must be unbelievable.

Wilma won't even consider the Western Cape.

Can't have the damn thing standing in my driveway.

- What? You're gonna sell the rig?

- No, I was gonna give it back to you.

- No, you don't understand. That's impossible.

Okay, I'll tell you what.

I'll give you 10,000 rand for your compensation.

Just call the whole thing --

- No, no, no, you don't understand.

I put down a deposit on a new boat.

I've started renovating my cottage.

That money's gone.

You'll have to find another buyer.

- Wow. And you made these today?

We did.

- To raise funds for the penguin sanctuary.

- Aren't you lucky to have a granny

with so many hidden talents?

Oh, look, you also have hidden talents.

Oh! [Laughs]

Well, it was all Lucy's idea.

She's the CEO.

- Then may this five rand donation to your cause

be the first of many you collect for the penguins.

Aw.

Listen, is it okay if we leave these on display

for people to buy?

Of course.

And if there's anything else I can do, just ask.

- We'd really like to thank you for being so nice.

- Martin mentioned that he's looking for a venue

to host an introduction for the trust, a fundraiser.

I'd like to help, Wilma.

- Okay. - Like a penguin fundraiser.

- Along those lines, you'll let him know

that the space is available if he wants it.

We definitely will.

- Your granny is an accomplished party planner.

Jack's do was magnificent.

I suppose so.

Anyway, you've been incredibly helpful.

We really do appreciate it.

Thank you so much. All right. Cheers.

Pleasure, Wilma.

That went well.

- Okay, Bobby, let's see what you've got.

- Watch how this polly beats you at beer pong.

That's never happened before.

Hey, what are you landing?

Hey, what the hell?

Hello, losers.

Whoo!

Hey, sis, you alright?

Will you give me a beer?

All right.

- I'm glad to see you made it to the party.

And you?

What about me?

Help me out, please.

Oi!

What was that for?

- Because you were standing there like a cartoon balloon.

- You've been ghosting me since yesterday.

I've been busy.

Not even time for a text.

So much to do.

Like what?

Like this.

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[Clears throat]

- I'm gonna -- I'm gonna leave this --

I'm gonna leave this inside.

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[Phone chimes]

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- Hey. - Hi.

Our newest client, the Field family investment fund.

Is that disapproval?

- No. No, no. Just trying to make a joke.

Uh, Lucy says I shouldn't, uh, I shouldn't try and be funny.

- Cute. - Cool.

So you're doing this thing?

- Yeah. - Are you excited?

Yeah. Yeah. I'm excited.

But?

But...

I don't know. What do you think?

I'm just happy.

I mean, you're getting to do something you love, so...

- So you don't think we're crazy?

- [Chuckles] You're asking that --

who set up his office on a boat in the middle of the harbor,

and I still don't have a license to sell the damn thing.

So...

Look, Gavin and I, we're dreamers, man.

Just like you, you know?

So if this thing's in your heart, you must go for it.

But just, like, give it everything, you know?

Just stuff what the critics say. What do they know?

Plus, Gavin feels the same.

Yes, he does.

- Okay, well, that's settled then.

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Oh, what are you two doing?

- Do you know that your mother spent

over a thousand rand on pica nuts last month?

- Yeah, which you've happily eaten.

- Look, Dad, we're all contributing.

Gavin and I included.

- Yes, that's when he's not spending his mother's money.

He's like a stuck record.

Please.

Please find something for your father to do.

Since he's retired, he's just -- I don't know.

He's driving me round the bend.

Watch and learn.

Hey, dad.

Uh, I got a big favor to ask you.

Mm. About what?

- Well, do you have any contacts at the Navy

who can investigate large scale illegal fishing?

How large scale?

- Well, my data shows that it's like it's industrial level.

Massive international trawlers.

But you know what? You're busy with the budget.

- No, no, no, no. Give, give, give. Come.

- Okay. Yeah. It's all the data analysis.

- The whole thing. - There's enough?

- Yep. Well, you will present it though, right?

- Oh, I'll present it alright when I analyze your evidence.

Yes, it's quite a bit.

- Oh, bring it on. Put it down there.

That's fine, that's fine.

Okay. Okay.

Just keep you busy for a while.

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- Let me help you with that, sir.

A special service we offer all our tourists.

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- What's this? Have you been shooting up?

No. Are you mad?

Uh, I'm a donor. I give blood.

So why more than one mark?

- 'Cause the nurse was inexperienced,

so it took her a while to find a good vein.

Mm.

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What's wrong?

Has my dad gone nuts with the bloody clauses again?

No, it's a standard loan.

There's no problem there.

But?

- I have to tell you something before I sign it.

What did you do?

Baby, I've just convinced my whole family

that this is a good idea.

I know, I know.

I wasn't completely honest about why I left New York.

I was scared that if I told you,

then you won't believe in me anymore.

It started when I was working at Fusion.

I was this new hot sous chef, and I was styling,

thriving under the pressure every day.

I was on top of the world.

I was happy,

and I had enough money to buy pretty much everything

I wanted, and the opportunities, they just --

they just came knocking at the door.

- Yeah, I mean, I know all of this already.

What about this is bad?

I'm not used to that.

I'm not used to things just going right.

I'm used to one bad thing happening after the other.

And, um, this was -- this was too perfect.

This was too happy, and it was just too peachy.

And I started thinking, what if it all comes crashing down?

Like when I was young.

- Okay. - When it didn't,

and the more pressure I was in,

the more intense it got, and I started worrying.

And my anxiety and the paranoia

just started haunting me every day.

And I just couldn't handle it anymore.

And then one day, I just snapped, and I...

I lit a pile of napkins on fire,

and I nearly burned down the whole restaurant.

And the ma�tre d' ended up in the ICU

for carbon monoxide inhalation.

Wow.

I mean, I always knew you were fiery, but this is...

- This isn't funny. - Obviously not.

- So I didn't come here for my dad.

I'm here because I can't go back and no one would ever hire me.

[Cheering on TV]

[Laughing] Bro.

- Uh, pizza. Someone get the gate!

[Alarm ringing]

What's the code?

Bro, we got to bail.

It's my dad.

Out, out, go!

[Alarm ringing]

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Where's Lande? Where's Lande?

- She's coming, she's coming. - Just go, just go.

- This way. - Just go.

Come on. Come on.

- My shirt. Where's my shirt?

Just take this. Okay? Go, go!

[Speaking indistinctly]

What's going on?

They're gonna kill us.

Oh, yeah.

- [Groans] - Here.

- What's that? - Glucosamine.

Glucos-- For what?

- It's for your hips. Come on.

Well, it doesn't work.

Close your eyes and swallow.

- My knees keep on seizing up.

- You know... - Mm.

- It's really great that you're supporting Martin like this.

- Oh, a compliment, huh? I'll take what I can get.

Thank you.

- You should do that more often.

Take what you can get.

- Oh, you'd swear I was a crotchety old man,

the things you say about me.

- You know, maybe you could find a way

to be more supportive of Gavin, too.

Trust him like you trust Martin.

I am supportive of him.

I'm working out his whole flippin business plan.

- Trusting someone, my darling husband,

means relinquishing control.

- Excuse me. Small steps please.

A month ago, I was a big shot in control of everything.

Now I'm just an old man with knees that are aching.

[Sighs]

Yeah.

Love you, too.

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You have fun today.

It was all right.

That all you got?

Too tired. I need to crash.

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- And then Mr. Commodore agreed to let us use the space.

So what do you say?

- What do I say? I think it's great.

In fact, I think we should tie it in with the fundraising gala.

Please, can I do a speech?

I really want to talk to everyone about the penguins.

- Haven't you got enough on your plate at the moment?

- This is the most important step in establishing Julia's trust.

And I've got to collate all my research,

put it in a presentation.

Got to keep lobbying for the extension of the MPA.

- Okay, well, let me speak to the Commodore.

Maybe we can fast track the arrangements.

You off to work?

Yes. To help Martin out.

Pressurize the Coast Guard to give you the patrols you need.

You see, I always support my boys in everything they do.

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[Sighs]

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[Whistles]

That's an abnormal load, even for you.

- These guns. - [Laughs]

- It's your copy of the loan agreement, signed by my mom.

Money's been transferred.

You're still backing me?

Why wouldn't I back you?

- I mean, your dad was chipping away at you,

and I did tell you I'm an arsonist, so...

Still no red flags?

- You're not an arsonist. Rebecca.

You are the fire.

That's what drives you to do more than the rest of us.

- Okay, but fire also turns stuff into ashes.

- So then you rise again from the ashes.

Like you're doing with this place.

Fool.

Yeah, but I'm your fool.

I mean...

Taking off on a wave that could kill me.

And I'm not even afraid.

But I need you to promise me that you're going to include me

if your mind starts slipping.

I promise.

Good.

Um, now for the serious bit.

Uh, if you ever lied to me again,

I will withdraw my investment and my involvement.

Okay.

Just so we're clear.

No more secrets.

No more secrets.

Okay.

I've got work.

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- So, as you can see, to corner the culprits,

this area here needs to be covered.

And that's where Coast Guard involvement is vital.

Are you in?

- Jack, it's not about me being in or out.

We simply don't have the extra budget

to extend to the Coast Guard.

- But that's what the Coast Guard is for.

I mean, that's the whole reason it exists.

- As you know, there are only two patrol vessels in operation.

They don't have the scope to monitor fishing boats.

- You know, there's always a way to free up resources, eh?

You know, you reallocate.

I know because I did it for decades.

And anyway, there was a budget surplus when I retired.

I mean, that money must be somewhere.

- Jack, I can't talk about that with you.

You don't have the security clearance anymore.

Point.

But I'll tell you what I know.

I know that a large chunk of that allocated budget

was spent on the purchase of patrol vessels,

yet to be delivered, from a holding company

linked to your family.

So if my son's investigation is not taken seriously,

perhaps that acquisition should be investigated instead.

Now I'm going to leave the evidence with you.

Please, would you ensure that the good folk at,

uh, Forestry and Fisheries get it?

And regards to your cousin.

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This is wet.

It has his name on it.

Pretty famous name around here.

- Uh-huh.

- Well? - Hey, Dad.

What's all this?

Oh, it's just a little mix up.

Um, tell me, how did the meeting go?

- Um, meeting went fine. Oh, yeah.

I applied a little pressure,

and, uh, they've agreed to investigate.

- Good. When? - This week.

Very good. Thanks, Dad.

- Dad, Lucy said you needed to see me.

Yeah.

These officers would like to have a chat with you

because, um,

apparently your shirt was found at a rental property

that somebody "borrowed" for a party.

You know anything about that?

Tristan?

- That's my shirt that was stolen off the beach yesterday.

- Huh. - Mm.

- I went surfing, and then someone took it,

so I just borrowed Wesley's hoodie.

You saw me wearing it last night when I came home.

Are you 100% sure?

Yeah.

- Well, I mean, this is completely out

of character for my son.

I mean, I don't think he would get involved

in something like this.

Uh...

Sorry, are you Calvin Phillips son?

[Chuckles]

You know, your dad was my first commanding officer.

- Yes, sir. - [Chuckles]

So tell me how much, uh, damage was done to this house?

- Only damage to the bathroom, sir.

I mean, that's fixable.

That's nothing big.

Tell me, did my son offer you a cup of tea?

- No, sir. - Well, I'll tell you what.

I'm going to ask my son to have a chat with his son

to find out what actually happened here.

We three are going to catch up, eh?

What do you say? Come on, have a seat.

Come have a seat over here.

Your father...

...that's for sure. As far as we know.

Dad.

Tris.

Did you really have nothing to do with that break in?

- I can't believe you'd even ask me that.

- Yeah, I never know with you these days.

- Look, Dad, there's just a lot going on, okay?

I'm catching up on schoolwork,

doing all the hours in Mr. du Plessis' garden,

making friends in a new place.

Missing mum every single day.

And everything I do, you criticize.

So yeah.

- Look, I admit, the way I reacted about the promo,

it was wrong, but it's really good.

And I would love to use it to help launch the trust

at the fundraising gala.

- Why did you react like that, though?

It was just a promo, Dad.

Since Mom died, I...

I haven't looked at the footage of that day.

Okay, so it was a shock to begin with,

but also, I haven't been able to go in the water since, so...

- Why not? - Um...

We shouldn't have gone on that last dive.

I was caught up in all my research,

and there was a crucial bit of evidence I needed.

And there was a birth taking place.

And that was exactly the bit I needed.

I needed Mum to capture it for me.

But it was late, and she wanted to go home.

Yeah, I...

I kept pushing it until she gave in against her better judgment.

So yeah, that's what happened.

Is there more?

What?

- So mum really just had a stroke underwater.

That's why she died.

Yes.

It's nothing else?

No.

- And you swear there's nothing you could have done...

...to keep her alive.

- Tristan, I've told you everything.

Yeah. You have.

You've told me that you're responsible for Mom's death.

? Calm down

? Calling your inner soul

? I said calm down

? Calling your inner soul

? Learn how

? Learn how to let it go

? You better learn how

? Learn how to let it go

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