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Hi, Jens speaking.

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What?

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This is from the Spanish authorities?

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Right. Okay. I get it.

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Yes.

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No, it's fine. Yes, I'll do that.

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Yes. See you there.

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Hi, Karin.

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You have to help me call

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everyone in the department
and tell them to hurry to work.

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Yes, now.

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Good.

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Okay. See you there.

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What's happening?

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As you know…

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It's not over in La Palma.

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…there has been an eruption in La Palma.

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First, a gas emission
that killed several tourists.

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Then large amounts of ash
caused a plane to crash.

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This may be just the beginning.

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Scientists on the island say

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that the eruptions
have destabilized the mountain.

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There's a risk that a large landslide
will end up in the ocean

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and may, in the worst case, cause
a several-hundred-meter-high tsunami.

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The archipelago
is in danger of being destroyed.

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If so, this will be
the biggest natural disaster

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humanity has faced.

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A hundred million lives are at risk.

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Spanish authorities don't know
when the landslide might occur.

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It could take days.

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But if it develops

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into a full-scale lava eruption,

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it could take hours.

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To avoid panic and chaos,

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it is extremely important
that everything I'm telling you…

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EVACUATION OF NORWEGIANS

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…remains confidential.

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No.

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Erik, what the fuck are you doing here?
I told you to leave.

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Yes.

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I won't leave without you.

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You've been reported
for violence against a police officer.

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A lawyer will come later, then you can go.

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Was it true?

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What you said about

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a tsunami coming.

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We won't be here when it comes.

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We'll find a boat
and get off the island. I promise.

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Look at me, Erik.

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It's my fault you're here.

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I fucked up everything.

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No. You didn't.

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I should have died that day,
not Mom and Dad.

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Stop. Don't talk like that.

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Look at me, Erik.

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You're all I've got.

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Let's sleep a bit more.

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Tobias, should we see
if we're allowed to swim again?

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Maybe you want to sit down?

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Fredrik told me you met someone here.

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What's her name?

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It's okay. I'm only asking about her name.

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Everyone calls her Charlie.

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But, Mom, it's not like…

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It's not…

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It's fine.

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Yeah.

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How long have you felt like this?

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Maybe always?

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I just…

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I've become so used to being

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invisible.

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And then

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suddenly, I'm supposed to be the lesbian.
And then…

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Can we wait a bit?

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Yes.

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You're the world's most amazing Sara,

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and I am so proud of you.

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And you should do what feels right.

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You're free to do that.
Why are you crying?

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Being in love is like that.
It's totally crazy.

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Honey.

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Okay, first one in.

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Tell me if you see her. I want to say hi.

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Yes.

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Nice!

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Are you okay?

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No! Poseidon!

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It's time for some shade soon.

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-No!
-Yes!

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No!

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-You really miss us, I see.
-Jennifer, listen.

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Don't interrupt.
There may be a tsunami coming.

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Large enough to destroy the island.
You have to leave.

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There will be chaos when
the authorities raise the alarm.

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The La Palma airport is still closed,
so you have to take a plane from Tenerife.

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What are you talking about? A tsunami?

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How can you be sure?

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The authorities there think so,
so do as I say.

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La Palma is not a priority.

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The large ferries have been
redirected to larger islands.

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There's one smaller ferry.

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It leaves in 20 minutes.

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You have to be on board.
Do you understand?

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-It's a matter of life and death.
-Twenty minutes?

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Don't tell anyone. It will create chaos.

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Promise me that you're leaving now.

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Jennifer, say it.

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-Yes, we're leaving now.
-Good.

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Just some toiletries, phones, underwear…

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We're parked ten minutes away.
That won't work. Let's take a taxi.

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-Why are we leaving?
-Are you done?

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Is it something dangerous?

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Finish packing. Listen to your mom.

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Trust us. It's just in case.

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-In case of what?
-Please.

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Hey, you. Just sit down. There.

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Hey. We're going on a trip.

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We're going to take a boat out to sea.

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You have a watch,
so keep track of the time.

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-How long left now, Dad?
-Sixteen minutes now.

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Sixteen minutes.
Let's set that on a timer.

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Very good!

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Dad! Mom!

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What about Charlie?

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I'll go with you to get Charlie.
You get us a taxi.

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Stay with Dad so he keeps track of time.

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-Can we go?
-Yes, let's go. Call her.

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-Yes! Come on.
-Great. Okay.

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There, Tobias. Ready?

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Let's go.

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There. Good.

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-Where is she staying?
-Here.

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Hello? Charlie?

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Charlie?

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Fuck!

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-No swearing.
-No, sorry.

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-Seven minutes left.
-Yes.

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-Charlie!
-She's not here. Please text her.

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Jens can help her, but we have to go!

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Mom, no! What's happening?

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There's a tsunami coming!

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We have to leave! Come!

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We couldn't find her.

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What about the taxi?

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Come here. Come.

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-Come on.
-Fredrik!

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Get in!

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Have you lost it?

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In.

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-Six and a half minutes left.
-Good, Tobias.

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-Drive!
-Drive, Dad!

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How much time is left, Tobias?

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Thirty seconds.

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Fuck, get them on the ferry! No!

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Oh my God!

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Get them on the ferry!

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-Get them on the ferry!
-Come, Tobias. Let's go.

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Listen! Please!

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Get lost!

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-Get lost!
-Go away!

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Dad!

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My battery is dead. Got something?

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Here.

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Thanks.

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MISSED CALL FROM SARA

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Charlie? Hello?

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You have to go to Tenerife
and get on a plane as soon as possible.

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Are you kidding? What's this about?

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The island is going to be evacuated.

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You have to get on a ferry.

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Or rent a boat as soon as possible, okay?

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What are you talking about?

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Char…

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This is Álvaro Pérez
from La Laguna Geological Institute.

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I was told to call if there was any news.

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There is.

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An eruption is coming,
and the mountain is destabilizing.

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What does that mean?

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It means we can't wait nine more hours!

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The landslide will create a tsunami.

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An evacuation warning
must be issued immediately.

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You have to get me out of here.
Erik, please talk to her now!

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Central to patrol car one. Over.

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Okay.

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Okay, everyone.

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We heard from the Spanish authorities.
They have issued an evacuation.

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That means a lot of phone calls.

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From now on, we'll only take calls
from affected countries.

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Tell them where to go to evacuate.

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If family members call, hang up.
No time for that.

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We have to leave
before the mountain collapses.

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-I'm trying.
-There are boats down there. Come.

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Wait!

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If you don't pay…

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Yes, Tenerife. Gracias.

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Excuse me.

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Come!

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There's no space.

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Pay.

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We made it.

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Yeah.

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I need to know how to proceed. Over.

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There's no more room. Sorry.

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It's full.

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There isn't room for more people. Sorry.

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Sorry, there's no more room.

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What the fuck are you doing?

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I can't do this.

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You can't give up your seat…

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I can't do this. It's…

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Fredrik! Don't…

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I…

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I'll find something else.

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Hi, friend.

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Nobody knows when the mountainside
will slide into the ocean

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and cause a giant tsunami.

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The tsunami will affect
millions of people.

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Several thousand Norwegians…

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The Canary Islands
will be hit hard if people panic.

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Spanish authorities have set up
an air bridge to the mainland

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and are trying to get
as many as possible off the island.

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Right. But where in Portugal are you?

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Okay, good. One moment.

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Can you ask what the guy
in the ski outfit is doing here?

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-Yes.
-You're far enough inland, so you're safe.

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Yes, but stay indoors.

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-What are you doing here?
-The receptionist sent me over.

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I'm Hugo Berg. I'm a researcher.

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I've done numerical calculations
of tsunami waves.

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I was watching the news
and wondered if I could help.

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Actually, my wife wanted me to ask.

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Hi, Sara. Are you on the ferry?

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Yes.

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But Fredrik was left behind.

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He missed the ferry,
but he's trying to find a boat.

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Mom is devastated.

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What happens if we don't get on a plane?

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I'll find a solution, Sara.

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I promise.

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Calculate the wave size and speed

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to see if some places
are geologically safer than others.

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And I have written…

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It's chaos here. Can I call you back?

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I have three ministers waiting.

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-What do we know about the evacuation?
-Gran Canaria and Tenerife come first.

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An air bridge has been established,
but few will get out.

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Can we do something?

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December is peak season
in the Canary Islands.

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There are too many people.

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My sister's husband is there.

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My sister is on a ferry to Tenerife
with two children.

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You talked to them?

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It's my sister. What should I have done?

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You've leaked classified information.

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The receptionist sent up a wave researcher
who has offered his services.

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A wave researcher?

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He says he can calculate
where and how the wave will hit.

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No time for that.

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I get that this is hard for you,
but what if it gets out

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that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
called their own while thousands die?

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It's Fredrik!

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Hi. Where are you?

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-Hi.
-Where are you?

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I'm still on La Palma.

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Can you get on a boat?

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It's chaos here now, but…

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How are Sara and Tobias?

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They're fine.

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Take good care of them.

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No matter what happens.

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What do you mean?

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I love you, Jennifer.

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Hey, don't talk like that.

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You were right.

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Right about what?

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Everything. I should have
done things differently.

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Stop that. Get yourself on a boat.

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Do you hear me?

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Hello? Fredrik?

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I…

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What did he say?

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He's still there.

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I think he said goodbye.

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That's not certain, Mom.

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Where is the wave researcher?

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What did you say?

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Where did the wave researcher go?

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I sent him home.

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Excuse me.

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Hi. I'm Jens Uvdal.
I'm in charge of operations.

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-Hugo Berg.
-You're a wave researcher?

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No. I've written about
numeric calculations of tsunami waves.

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-Yes, but--
-Right?

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Can you find out
if some places are safer than others?

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I can try.

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Come with me.

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I can't let them out
without talking to a lawyer.

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I could lose my job. Over.

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The lava is coming this way.
Some of the houses further up are on fire.

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We need to get out.

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Andrea, we've got a boat,
and they're waiting.

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-We have to go.
-I can't. There are people here.

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Forget your job! It's going to hell!

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We have to go!

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Let's go!

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There. It'll go faster if you relax.

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It's one of the small ones. I saw it.

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MUNICIPAL POLICE

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We must get to the dock.

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-Are you Norwegians?
-What?

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There's no point in going there.
All the boats are taken.

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It's chaos there. It's too late.

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We have to get off the island!

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-We have to leave.
-I know of a boat.

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On a beach. I used it for diving.

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Maybe it's still there.

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Where?

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Come with me.

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Okay, what can you do?

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I use models
to calculate how the wave will hit.

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Then I look for places
the wave won't hit as hard

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or won't reach
due to geographical obstacles.

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-Like coves, bays, or--
-The Canary Islands have many mountains.

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Why can't we evacuate everyone
to higher ground?

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The gas is just as dangerous as lava
in an eruption like that.

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The wind blows gases
toward the other islands.

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Even a few hundred meters up
would still be dangerous.

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That wouldn't be enough
if large landslides hit the ocean.

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I'm sure I don't have to ask you
to work fast.

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This is a matter of hours.

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Yes. Or minutes.

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Yes.

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Fucking amazing, Erik!

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Okay, pull it out.

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Come on!

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Come on!

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I got a boat. Where are you?

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Marie, get in the boat now!

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Get in.

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Go past the cliffs.

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Erik, what are you doing?

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It will be okay, you hear me?
It's nothing.

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-Sorry.
-Stop that.

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Hello? Talk to me.

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Erik, what the fuck are you doing?

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Marie…

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I should have listened.

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We have to go!

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-No! Erik!
-We have to go!

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We have to go!

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Get in the boat!

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No!

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Go!

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Subtitle translation by: Marte Fagervik