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He's got a blue tail.
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He's definitely a boy.
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Have a look.
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There's a patch behind the eye.
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It's most likely a blue -winged
kookaburra.
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Actually, it's pink.
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I don't think there are pink
kookaburras.
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No. I meant something pink is coming
towards us.
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It's an aurora. It can't be.
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It's an aurora.
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What's happening?
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We need a radio receiver.
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As big and as powerful as possible.
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Copy that.
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And we need to find the spot on the
island with the best reception.
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My blank gear is ready. I can take you
as high as you need, and then a little
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higher. I love everything about this.
How so?
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I understand nothing about this.
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So, you're saying those pretty pink
lights in the sky let you receive radio
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messages from... Uncle Charlie!
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Yes!
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The appearance of an aurora over the
island appears to amplify radio signals,
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allowing them to transmit through space
and time.
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Whoa! How is that even possible?
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Auroras occur in geomagnetic conditions
that radically change the ionosphere,
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altering radio wave propagation.
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How do you know all that?
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Do you really want to know?
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No. Less explaining, more receiver
building. We don't know how long the
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will last.
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So when can I climb something?
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Not yet.
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If we can get in touch with Uncle
Charlie, we can find out what happened
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It's working.
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Highly improbable.
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I haven't built it yet.
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It's coming from up here.
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The plane's radioed. I thought it was
broken. It is. It was.
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Uncle Charlie?
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I need immediate assistance.
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What? How?
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I hate hearing my own voice.
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Wait, what, me?
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You have to help me. Ellis, watch out.
Back away slowly, Ellis. It's not safe.
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stress in the future?
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It's horrifying.
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This is incredible.
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Incredibly awesome.
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You need to breathe. No, if anything, I
need to breathe less.
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That couldn't be us from the future. So
what did we just hear?
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Maybe someone recorded our voices.
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I heard birds, maybe bird watchers.
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I've never said those words in my life.
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Same. Me either. And I definitely
remember being in the future.
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Said I was in danger.
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What sort of danger?
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Killer robots?
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Meteorite strikes?
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You! And does it un -diagnose fungal
infections?
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If we're getting radio messages from the
future, it proves Uncle Charlie's
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theory that there's some sort of
temporal rift on the island.
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A what? A rip in the fabric of time,
where things, messages, or even people
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could move or fall through. Whoa, whoa,
whoa, wait.
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Are we talking full -blown time travel
here? Who knows?
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Uncle Charlie did talk about the
possibility of people being sucked into
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risks here.
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Maybe that would happen to him.
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Maybe.
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Sounds crazy when you say that loud.
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But messages are getting through, which
means communication is possible.
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We need to find the place the call was
transmitted from.
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Ellis, help me locate it.
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I think he needs some comfort food.
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Coming right up.
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It's not every day you get a view like
this, kids.
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Enjoy it while it lasts.
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Thanks, Nan.
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So what's the plan?
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Throw his birds down to a baby kiskity.
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So we find the kiskity? We find where
the message came from.
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On it.
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Gillian, do you think it's possible to
see or hear the future?
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Of course.
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The cards know everything.
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I can give you a reading if you like.
For a small fee.
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Guys, we need to focus.
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Do you mean tarot?
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Yeah. I have to find where that message
came from.
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Who's in?
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Me. All right.
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No way. Times a thousand to the power of
nah. No way.
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Now me does not want to encounter future
me in and I equate my future self
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seriously like to engage her. Come on,
Alice. Face your fear.
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Would you think about it?
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Of course.
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There. Done. No.
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But the Aurora will start fading soon.
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It's my only chance to maybe reach Uncle
Charlie.
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I've got it.
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This says that kiskiddies only nest in
one place, just inland of Mangrove Bay.
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We need to go then. Now. We.
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Go. Don't.
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You don't have to worry, E. We'll keep
you safe. How?
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There's no phone reception at Mangrove
Bay. You can't call for help. It was a
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radio message, and it was sent when we
were all together.
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If we go to Mangrove Bay without you,
we're not together, so it can't happen.
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That makes perfect sense.
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Can you stay with him? That makes zero
sense.
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I'm a warrior, not a babysitter. Please.
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Think of yourself like a presidential
bodyguard. The strongest soldier
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to protect the target. Target? Mission
accepted.
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So when I take you down, you'll have to
go through me. Take me down?
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Guys!
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Jillian sent me tarot cards.
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Of course she did. Cool, right?
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Want me to do a reading?
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No!
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Just a quick one, then.
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Only to show Ellis everything in its
future is going to be Ayo.
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Nothing. Ayo what?
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Ayo nothing.
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I can't believe I might get to talk to
Uncle Charlie.
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Hopefully today's the day. I've been
waiting for an Aurora forever.
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But Sunny said it was meteorologically
impossible at this latitude.
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But look, are you guys really not going
to let me do your reading?
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No.
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You're going to say that.
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Was it in the cards? Yes! How did you
know?
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Anyway, I keep getting the same card for
Ellis.
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It's the Ten of Swords.
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And it does not look... What's the
opposite of great?
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Should we check in on them, Tay?
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We need this radio charge to contact
Uncle Charlie.
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I'm trying to save the battery.
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Misha will call if they need us.
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Quick! It's already fading. We need to
hurry.
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What's that noise?
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And that?
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Can you hear it?
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It's like a really loud thumping sound.
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It's getting faster.
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It's faster!
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I can, Alice!
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It's your heart.
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Really?
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Wow.
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What's that?
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Probably just a branch falling.
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And that?
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Wind.
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Sorry. It must have clicked out.
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This is base. Target is secure. Come in.
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Hey. It's Lila. Now Lila or future Lila?
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What? Now Lila. Look, I can't talk long.
I've borrowed Taylor's radio and a
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flowing battery.
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Stay safe and watch out for thorns.
Thorns?
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What was that?
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Was it thorns?
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Where are you going?
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Best defense is offense.
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I'm checking it out. Can you do that
without leaving me? You're my bodyguard.
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At least turn the door shut.
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I don't need to. Do you want a replay of
my blood -curdling scream from the
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future?
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Please!
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Anything.
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Baby's in the cradle.
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Babe?
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This was a bad idea.
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Lila, maybe she's left me in.
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What do you mean he's gone?
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I went to scan the perimeter, heard him
scream. By the time I got back, he'd
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gone. I checked the whole plane. The
only trace of him is his phone.
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But how do we contact him?
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He probably got scared. Went to find
Misha. He'd never go into the jungle
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would he?
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And never without his phone.
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Guys, you don't get it. The plane was
locked, padlocked from the outside. He
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couldn't have got out. So it's like he
just vanished. It all got sucked into a
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time rift.
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Nah, impossible.
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Alice is not in a time room.
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Where am I?
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Alice at war?
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1939?
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We need to go back and help. What about
the Aurora?
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And contacting Charlie.
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If we turn back now, we lose our chance.
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Ellis needs us.
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Ellis! Ellis!
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Ellis! Where are you?
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Anything? No sign.
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That's a 2K perimeter sweep. He's
nowhere.
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I called his house, the library, and the
milkshake. Checked all the nerdy and
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boring places.
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Scoured the socials. Nada.
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Here's my responsibility.
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I'll let you down. It's okay.
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Maybe he shook the door, the screws came
loose and it fell off.
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Right. And then it screwed itself back
on again.
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What about the ejector seat? Maybe it
shot him into the jungle.
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What? And then the seat returned to its
original position and the roof covered
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up again. There's no time for this. We
just need to find him.
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Yeah, he's in danger. We heard him say
it in the message.
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The message?
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Of course. Lila was right.
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I was?
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Yes. We should have kept going to
Mangrove Bay. That's where Ellis will
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But you said if we kept Ellis away from
Mangrove Bay... I thought we could stop
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it and change the future. But that's not
how this island works.
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But if we don't go there, we can't send
the distress call, which means Ellis
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won't be in danger.
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But Ellis already is in danger. And if
he is caught in the time rift, this
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be our only chance to get him back.
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Is it just me, or is it... No.
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It's fading.
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Let's move, people! Go! Go! Go!
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Hello?
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Do you read?
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This is Ellis Grouch. I am in danger. I
am in serious and life -threatening
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danger, and I need immediate assistance.
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A message.
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Happening again.
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Ellis, where are you?
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Come on! Come on! How's the battery
dead?
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I must have left it on.
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I have fallen into a time rift. It is
1939. We are at war. I am untrained,
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unarmed, hyperlogic and unbelievably
scared.
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Hello?
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Hello?
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Anyone?
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What about the rest of the message? We
can't communicate with him until my
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is charged.
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I need sun on these panels.
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We need to find him. Now.
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Were there kids could he call?
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So, Ellis isn't at Mangrove Bay? Not
yet, but he will be soon. We need to
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I am safe.
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And I have food.
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Except there are still pictures of water
come.
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And the only thing I've got to eat is
beans.
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The ventilation in here is terrible.
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I'll be nearly 80 years old by the time
I'm even born.
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The only way I'll be able to go on the
internet is if I invent it myself.
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I can't stay here. I need to get out of
this time rift. Think, what would Taylor
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do? What would Taylor do?
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Go to Mangrove Bay. Yes, that's it. Be
more Taylor.
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Actually, be more Misha.
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Be more Misha.
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Look out, Mangrove Bay.
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I'm coming!
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Oh, this never happens to me. Shut up.
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Come on, charge already.
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Yes, it is.
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We're nearly there.
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Guys! Look what the cards found!
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The cards know it all.
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Elephant's asthma popper.
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And this. A medal from World War II.
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What does that mean?
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It means... Ellis got sucked way back in
time.
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He'll be an old man the next time we see
him.
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That's terrible.
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Do you really believe Ellis will be an
old man?
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Uncle Charlie always stressed the
importance of keeping an open mind.
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So what's the plan then? We go to
Mangrove Bay and suck Grandpa Ellis back
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through some ripping time?
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I was joking. Look, I don't know how
this works.
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I just know Ellis is our friend and we
need to help him.
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This is it.
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Mangrove Bay.
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So where is he? Where's Ellis?
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We've got a fix on the target.
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Look, he's hunched over.
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Poor thing can barely walk.
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Ellis?
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Sir?
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Can we make you a cup of tea?
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He's not old.
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He's the same age as he was this
morning.
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Help me!
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I've been sucked into a time rift since
1939.
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The Allies are at war, and I'm your
bodyguard.
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You don't want to get sucked into the
rift with me.
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Alice, it's not 1939.
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You're here.
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Now, with us, you haven't been sucked
into a time rift, for sure.
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Really?
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Then what's Lila holding?
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A medal from 1939.
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Time rift. Time rift! Misha?
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Why are you so short?
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normal for my age.
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Quick, stand!
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I'm stuck!
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You have to help me!
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Ellis, stay calm!
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Or at least scream less loudly.
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Oh, Lila gets to scream! Why can't I?
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Everyone needs to stay perfectly still.
The more you move, the faster you sink.
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You have to help me! Ellis, watch out!
Back away slowly, Ellis. It's not safe.
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Oh, why me? It's not my time!
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That was it.
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The message from the future we've caught
up.
305
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This is so very cool.
306
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Which bit? The message from the future
or the thinking in quicksand?
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00:17:12,371 --> 00:17:16,279
So now the message from the future is in
the past, and while we thought Elissa
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was in danger, it was actually us.
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Um, Taylor?
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Oh, yeah.
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Help!
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Elissa, please, we need your help. No,
you... You need to help me. I'm stuck in
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1939 now. I don't know if fake beans and
ventilation are terrible.
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Alice, did you kick your head today?
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Many, many times.
316
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Listen, it's the 21st century.
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Really? Yes. We, your friends, stuck in
quicksand. We need you to save us. Or
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we're doomed.
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Alice, what have you got in your kit
bag?
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Beans?
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More beans.
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Even more beans.
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00:17:58,441 --> 00:18:03,109
Now we're talking. Show us the rope and
pull us out.
324
00:18:03,110 --> 00:18:04,430
No, he's not strong enough.
325
00:18:04,930 --> 00:18:06,070
He'll end up in here too.
326
00:18:06,210 --> 00:18:07,770
I can't. I'm not brave like Misha.
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No, you're not.
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But you're Alice and you're smarter than
all of us. Now think.
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How can you get us out?
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Scout knots.
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Trench triple.
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Grappling hook. Tree anchor. Yes!
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You're my hero.
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In fact, you deserve... Metal!
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I can't believe I saved everyone.
336
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I can't believe you thought it was 1939.
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What happened to you?
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It's a blur.
339
00:19:00,391 --> 00:19:03,699
I just remember being scared and running
and running and then the rift opening
340
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up and swallowing me.
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00:19:04,751 --> 00:19:08,719
The rift? Well, it's probably just a
World War II bunker. My dad says they're
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all over the island.
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Charlie! I'll get it!
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It's too late.
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00:19:27,590 --> 00:19:28,640
You're always gone.
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00:19:30,330 --> 00:19:32,070
I'm sorry, Taylor.
347
00:19:35,210 --> 00:19:36,430
It wasn't the right time.
348
00:19:53,350 --> 00:19:55,550
I knew it. I knew that was an
explanation.
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Misha had gone.
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Ellis was alone.
351
00:20:02,690 --> 00:20:04,030
He must have got scared.
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00:20:04,031 --> 00:20:07,909
Ran and accidentally released the hatch
in his panic and fell into an old
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bunker.
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Home time?
355
00:20:14,790 --> 00:20:18,690
I keep thinking, maybe there's still a
trace of the Aurora in the sky.
356
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If I wait long enough...
357
00:20:25,870 --> 00:20:27,250
Need another distraction?
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We can read Gillian's tarot cards.
359
00:20:32,850 --> 00:20:34,350
Do we even know how to use them?
360
00:20:34,650 --> 00:20:37,150
No, but we could play map with them.
361
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It's gone.
362
00:20:44,990 --> 00:20:46,070
Has it met the aurora?
363
00:20:47,970 --> 00:20:49,020
Yeah.
364
00:20:54,990 --> 00:20:56,040
You need a shower.
365
00:20:56,170 --> 00:20:57,230
I'm not the only one.
366
00:21:06,150 --> 00:21:07,830
Hello? Anyone there?
367
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Taylor? It's Uncle Charlie.
368
00:21:12,790 --> 00:21:13,930
Are you there, Taylor?
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the series.
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