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Dinosaur_Island
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Dinasour Island

(Teacher)
Today, we will
be covering the last

and most interesting
class of rock.

Metamorphic rock is
a very special sort of rock.

It's formed under
the same conditions as igneous rock...

but...

with some very
significant differences.

Guber, see me after class.

Silence, please.

You will all
be tested on this...

as soon as you return
from spring break. Gloria?

Will we have to give
examples of each, sir?

Yes, as Gloria has
quite rightfully pointed out,

you'll be asked to illustrate
the differences

between igneous
and metamorphic rock,

and to provide
specific examples of each.

Gloria?

How many examples
of each, sir?

Will 10 be sufficient?

Three will be fine, Gloria.

Will 10,000 examples
of how amazing I am
be sufficient?

Man, she is so annoying.
I hate it when she does that.

She's okay.
Come on,
are you kidding?

Someone needs
to put her in her place.

You know something
about this stuff.

Your Dad's a geo guy
or something, right?

Geologist.
Right, that's what I said.

I know a bit,
but I'm not going to have

a public nerd-out
for your benefit.

Beside, Guru is just waiting
for an excuse to pound me.

Mr. Winton, I'm not interrupting

your social time, am I?

Know all this, do you?

No, sir.

Boring you, am I?

No, sir.

I see.

Perhaps you would like to come up
to the front of the class

and enlighten us all
with your understandings
of geological metamorphosis.

Well, class, Mr. Winton
has volunteered

to take over
the lesson.

Well, Mr. Winton?

Got nothing to say?

I assumed you
must be an expert.

Why else would you be
so rudely interrupting my class?

So it would appear

that you're nothing more
than a rude little time waster.

Do you know what happens
to time wasters, Mr. Winton?

Hand down, Gloria.

Well, Mr. Winton?

Screw it.

Geological metamorphosis...

Oh, this will be good.

Don't let me interrupt you.

Do go on.

Geological metamorphosis occurs
when a protolith is subjected

to temperatures greater
than 160 degrees Celsius

and pressures of 1,600 bars.

This causes physical
and/or chemical metamorphosis

in the original
protolithic structure.

Under these conditions,
foliation will occur

as the rock shortens along one axis
during recrystallisation.

Platy crystals would
then become rotated

perpendicular to the orientation
of the shortening

causing mineral banding
in the rock.

Another important mechanism
in metamorphosis

is metasomatism,
where the exchange of atoms

between minerals results
in the formation of new minerals.

(Teacher)
Silence!

Silence, or you will all
receive a detention.

And as for you, I will
be speaking to your parents.

Take your seat.

[bell rings]

Look, I'll talk to you later.

Hey, sweetie.
How was your day?

That was Dad, wasn't it?

I'm still going, right?

Relax. Yes, you're still going.

(Lucas )
Wow.

I haven't been
to this place in years.

Yes, well, little did I know

that your father made his mother
a promise never to sell it.

(Lucas )
Then why is there
a for sale sign out front?

(Mother)
I haven't got time to take
care of this old place,

and your Dad obviously
isn't going to do it from overseas.

I have to check on some things.

We'll have plenty of time to
get you to your flight

which, for the record,
I am still not happy about.

Stop worrying, Mom.
I'll be fine.

I don't remember it
being this creepy.

It's like something out of
ghost hunters.

Wait, shh.
Did you hear that?

Hear what?

The screams of a thousand
tormented souIs.

There's definiteIy a
presence here.

Iucas.

You watch
far too much teIevision.

l remember Grandma used
to teII us some pretty crazy stories.

UnfortunateIy,
she was not weII.

It's fine to have
your head in the clouds,

so long as you know
where your feet are.

[phone rings]

Yeah, hello? Yeah.

No, I'm sure.
I just want it sold.

Yes, that's fine.

It will all be out.
Goodbye.

Lucas!

I'm in here.

Ugh, look
at all this junk.

There's actually a lot of
cool stuff in here.

Well, unfortunately,
a bunch of old books

isn't going to help
sell this place.

I just hope it will all be out
in time for the auction.

You're not going to throw
all this stuff out, are you?

Lucas, it's just a bunch
of old, dusty junk.

Just because it's old
doesn't mean you have
to throw it out.

Besides, Grandma's
whole life is in here.

There are times in life, Lucas,

where you just have to
clean out the past and move on.

Hey, can I keep this?

No, come on.
Put it back.

Come on, you don't need
a bunch of old stuff

cluttering up your room.

Come on,
we've got to go.

We've got to get you
to the airport.

Lucas, come on.
We got to go.

Coming.

Whoa.

This is
the final boarding call
for QF181 to Los Angeles.

Please turn off
all electronic devices.

Once airborne, the Captain
will let you know

when you can use
approved electronic devices.

Right down here.
Just by the window.

[muttering]

[Computer]
Caution.

(Captain)
Please fasten
your seatbelts.

4479, we are heading
into turbulence.

[screaming]

Flight tower.

Flight 4479,
we are entering
extreme turbulence.

I repeat...

[radio chatter]

Hello!

Is anyone there?

[distorted chatter]

Hello!

[distorted chatter]

Does anyone
know where I am?

Please, I need help.

[distorted chatter]

Where is that coming from?

[distorted chatter]

My crystal.

What is that
doing here?

Hello!

Hello!

[distorted chatter]

[distorted chatter]

Hello?

Is anyone there?

Hello?

Is anyone there?

Hello?

[gurgling]

[grunting]

Okay. Not good.

[roaring]

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

[roaring]

[snaps]

Ah!

Ah!

[screaming]

Quickly, remove your shirt.

What?
They're after your shirt.
Remove it.

That's it.
Come on.

Run.

(Lucas )
Hey, where are we going?

[Girl]
You'll see.

Whoa, impressive pad
you got here.

Can I use your phone?

I've been in an accident.

First things first.

I'm Kate. And you are?

Lucas.
Lucas Winston.

Pleased
to meet you, Lucas.

So can I use your phone?

I wasn't expecting company.

The place is a little untidy.
That's okay.

I don't mean to bother you.
You'll have to take me
as you find me.

Life is very busy
at the moment.

No, that's fine.

It's spring, you see.
Mating season.

Which is of course why
the raptors were after your shirt.

What?
The animals are very active
this time of the year.

Sorry, look,
I don't mean to be rude,

but I'm kind of lost.

Oh, how rude of me.

You must be thirsty
after your ordeal.

No, look, I'm fine.

What?

This girl is weird.

Here, drink up.

Kate, please.

Yes. Yes, of course.

You have many questions.

Come, I'll explain
everything.

I really need
to use your phone.

Phone.

Oh, you mean telephone.

Sorry, I don't have one.

Besides,
who would I call?

What about a mobile?

You know, a cell phone.

Well, obviously
I can't sell you a phone

if I don't have one.

Right, okay.

Where are we exactly?

Well, I have
a sneaking suspicion

that we aren't really
any place or any time.

I have a theory that we're in
a place between places.

But that's not really
my field, I'm afraid.

I'm sorry.
You're not really making any sense.

I can't really
make sense of it myself.

All I know is that
it has provided me

the most amazing opportunity
to further my studies.

Studies? Of what?

The dinosaurs, of course.

Palaeontology is my passion.

Although, I'm not quite sure
you can still call it
palaeontology,

particularly considering
that the animals are still
very much alive.

Dinosaurs?

Those animals that attacked you
back in the forest

were hardly your
garden variety bird,
were they?

So you're telling me
those things were dinosaurs?

Dromaeosaurs, to be precise.

Small, carnivorous theropods.
Highly aggressive.

Dinosaurs?

You keep asking me that.

Man, I must have hit my head
harder than I thought.

You were actually quite lucky.

Usually a person
in your position

would have been
torn to shreds.

So you saw my plane?

No, I'm talking
about the dromaeosaurs.

You see, male dromaeosaurs
often collect bright colored objects

in order to attract a mate.

They particularly like
blue things

This is nuts.

Right, okay.
I know what's going on here.

I'm asleep.
This is all just a dream.

Wake up, Lucas.
Wake up.

Really, you must stop that.

You're becoming
rather hysterical.

I know this all sounds
a little strange,

but you really must adapt
to the situation.

You're going to have
to learn fast

if you want to survive here.

Survive here?

I'm not staying here.

Look, I appreciate you saving me

from those dromedary things.

Dromaeosaurs.
Avian nos ungulate.

Whatever.
Look, you seem like
a really nice girl,

but I've got to go
and find my plane.

Thanks again for saving me.

Glad we could have
this little chat,

but I think I'd better go.

(Kate )
You can't just go
wandering around at dusk.

It's far too dangerous.

You won't last
the night out there.

Yep, okay.
Thanks.

(Lucas )
Sheesh, what a head case.

Okay, Lucas, think.

Find the plane.
Wait for rescue.

[roaring]

Get a grip, Lucas.

It's probably
just a big old cow.

Hadrosaur, actually.

And that was a distress call.

Look, it really isn't safe.

I think you should stay
here tonight.

Come on, the forest
is no place for us after dark.

I'm sorry if I made you
uncomfortable before.

It's just I haven't spoken
to anyone in such a long time.

I almost feared
I'd forgotten how to.

(Lucas )
That's okay.

How long
have you been here?

(Kate )
Several years, I think.

[whistling]

(Lucas )
So you haven't seen
anyone in years?

You really need to get out more.

I get out every day to
further my work.

My dream is to one day
win a Nobel Prize for science.

[whistling]

Mimos, there you are.

[whistling]

It's okay, he's a friend.

What is that thing?

(Kate)
Mimos, meet Lucas.

[whistles]

I've never seen a bird
like this before.

(Kate)
Well, of course you haven't.

No one has.
He's a Sinonithosaur.

Hey, little guy.

[roars]

I think you
gave him a fright.

[whistling]

Did he just make
all that noise?

(Kate )
Why, yes, that's how
he got his name.

Mimos is from
the Latin word for mime.

He can reproduce
any sound that he hears,

just like
a modern day Lyrebird.

Although, I think
he's far more talented,

aren't you, Mimos?

That is correct.

(Lucas )
What are those for?

That is disgusting.

(Kate )
We eat what we can here.

Try one.
Ugh.

Just kidding.

Actually we have
plenty of food here

and there's always
supplies that come through the mist.

Delightful.

Ugh.
(Kate )
Take a look at this.

It'll bring you up to speed.

What is it?

It's my diary.

Why do I have
to read your diary?

Don't worry, it's not full
of girly memoirs or anything.

It's a record of everything
I've learned to date.

Think of it
like a survival guide.

Survival guide?

Just read it.

Kathryn Rose--
Kate, I prefer Kate.

Kathryn sounds
so old-fashioned.

Kate Rose Thompson.
Birthday, 24th June, 1940.

1940?

I think you gave me
the wrong book.

No, that's it.

1940?

Yes, I'll be
16 next month.

16? Try like 70.

It's 2014.

[distorted voice]
That is all.

Really?

Curious.

That is the second craft
from that century.

Okay, so you mean to tell me
that you're from 1940?

I was born in 1940.

It's 1966
where I come from.

Right, of course it is.

(Kate )
As I said, the question
of when we are

is just as perplexing
as where.

Are you hungry?

I'm going to go fix us
some food.

I've got to find
a way out of here.

[whistling]

Where are we?

Orion, Cannes Major,
Carina.

The Crux Constellation.

[whistles]

Dad, you always told me
to use what I know.

But right now,
I don't know anything.

[whistles]

I'm totally lost.

[whistles]

Whoa, what the--

Cool.

Ugh.
[coughs]

Ah!

Oh.

Ugh.

What on earth are you doing
with my diary?

Defending myself
from a gigantic centipede.

That's not a centipede.
That's an arthropleura.

Well, it was like, ah.

And then I was like, ah.

You should have seen it.
It was massive.

I swear it
was trying to eat me.

Don't be dramatic.

It wasn't going
to eat you.

It might have given you
a nasty bite, but...

What, like a
nasty life-ending bite?

Don't be ridiculous.

At worst you might
experience severe nausea,

vomiting and diarrhea.

Enough.
I get the picture.

This one was just
a baby.

It must have hatched
while I was out.

A baby?

I found the egg weeks ago.

And so you
brought that here?

I was going to study it.

I gave you this to read,
not to use as a swat.

What a mess.

Hey, I'm sorry.

It's not like I
had any other options.

One minute, I'm checking out
your glowy things,

and the next, I'm being attacked
by that, that--

Arthropleura.

Exactly. Ugh.

Curious.

I've never seen one
up this close before.

Mandibles, secondary, maxillipeds.

It's remarkable.

Yeah, remarkably disgusting.

I thought boys were supposed
to be into this sort of stuff.

Slime, snails, and all that.
Ugh.

Relax, it's dead.

See there,
behind its pincers,

those gourd-like shapes?

Those are its venom glands.

They look kind of lethal.

They are remarkably developed
for a creature this size.

Probably best
it didn't bite you.

Actually, it's
remarkably similar to--

[screams]

Kill it!

You kill it!
I already killed it!

[both gasping]

See? I told you.

I had nothing else
to hit it with.

Well, I guess we managed
to accurately capture
the moment.

Ugh.

So, tell me.
What's life like in 2014?

Look, I don't mean
to be rude,

but you seriously don't
expect me

to buy this time travel stuff,
do you?

Well, I'm afraid there's
no other explanation for it.

I can think of a few.

Look, I'll show you.

Look at the dates.

London News,
December 1916.

Pix, May 1967.

That's not
for another two years.

Okay, so you got
a bunch of old newspapers.

That hardly proves
your time travel theory.

How about this?

Daily Post,
October 2040.

Give me that.

Where did you get this?

It came in a cargo plane
a few weeks ago.

Tell me, do you
still have television?

I checked the guide
in that paper

but it was missing.

2040?

I don't have television here,

but I make
my own entertainment.

I like to read my letters.

Sometimes when planes come
through the mist,

they carry mail with them.

Letters are fascinating.

You read people's mail?

Isn't that like
a federal offense?

Well, I know it could
be considered improper,

but so much effort goes
into these letters.

It would be a shame
for them to go unread.

"Dear Mom."

That one is private.

All right.

John Stevenson,
National Fungus Collection,

Bureau of Plant Industry.

That's one
of my absolute favorites.

It's really quite funny.

"Dear Mr. Stevenson,

I seek your urgent assistance

with one of the most
delicate matters.

A few weeks back,

a patient of mine came to me

with a highly aggressive form
of fungal infection,

the likes of which
I've never seen before.

My usual treatments have failed,

and the fungus has
rapidly increased in size.

It now sports growth in the form

of flowering spores
from the patient's posterior."

A flowering butt fungus?

That is disgusting.

(Kate )
Wait, it goes on.

"160 patients now exhibit
the early stages of the infection,

and I fear we may be in the
midst of an epidemic.

Please give this matter
your most urgent attention.

Yours sincerely,
Dr. Gardiner Shaw,
Pullman, Wash."

(Lucas )
Pullman Wash.

Sounds like
they all need a good wash.

Wash is actually
short for Washington.

Washington, the butt fungus
capital of the world.

It's getting late.

I took the liberty
of making you

a place to sleep.
Come on.

Here, this one is from Paris.

Paris. It sounds
so romantic.

I hope to visit there
one day.

"To my sweetheart,

We have now crossed France and
have arrived in Paris.

The weather is surprisingly warm
for this time of the year,

and flowers
are blooming everywhere,

lilacs especially.

I took a delightful tour
of the Eiffel Tower,
the tomb of Napolean

and inside the Louvre,
where most of the works
of art have been removed

for safekeeping."
[snoring]

Good night, future boy.

Sweet dreams.

[whistles]

[radio static]

[rumbling]

[whistling]

Kate, wake up!

Wake up!
Kate, wake up!

Wake up!

Supplies.

Supplies? What?

Wake up.
It's an earthquake.

Stop that.
I'm wide awake.

It's the mist, silly,
and that's an airplane.

What?

Whoa, what is that?

A cargo plane.

The best sort.

The passengers.
They'll be injured.

Don't worry,
there won't be any.

The planes are always empty.

Empty?
What do you mean, empty?

Planes don't
just fly themselves.

What about the crew?

I don't know,
but there's never anyone on board.

Never?
Nope.

There is always lots
of swell stuff, though.

Hang on, if there is
never anyone on board,

then how
did we get here?

I don't know.

Time to go.

Go? Go where?

To get the cargo, of course.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm going to locate my plane
and get out of here.

Look, there.

Go ahead. Look.

What am I looking at?

What do you see?

Nothing.

Precisely.

That's where
you landed yesterday.

I saw you down there
on the beach

after the mist appeared.

Just you, no one else.

Wait, I see footprints.

Oh, there's only one set.

They're mine, aren't they?

Come on, we really must go.

[low roar]

What is that sound?

[low roar]

What is it?

You'll see.

Those...

those are dinosaurs.

Magnificent, aren't they?

Bernissartensis Iguanodons.

(Lucas )
This is incredible.

[low rumbling]

Those are, like...

like, real.

They are
my absolute favorite.

[low roars]

Look there.

Babies?

Let's get a closer look.

(Lucas )
Won't they eat us?

(Kate )
No, they're herbivores.

Gentle creatures.

(Lucas )
This is amazing.

Hey, little guy.

It's a girl, actually.
Around ten days old.

[low roar]

[low roar]

Go on.

We don't want
to make mommy mad.

[low roar]

Go on.

(Lucas )
So this mist thing is
randomly pulling things in

from all over the place?

(Kate )
Everything
that is here has come

from some other place
or some other time.

You and I, for example.

And even the dinosaurs.

[roars]

(Lucas )
And where does it come from?

(Kate )
All I know is that
it appears regularly

but never at the same time.

Sometimes at night
and sometimes during the day.

And more often than not,
things come through it.

(Lucas )
Okay, so we have mist,
we have seismic activity,

we have radio noise,

and we have craft
from all over the place,

which all adds up
to one thing.

Yes?

I am completely lost

with absolutely no way
of getting home.
Cheer up.

Look on
the bright side.
What bright side?

Well, at least you don't
have to go to school,
for one thing.

I like school.

At least at school
I'm not likely to be

dino food by the end
of first period.

Don't worry.

Just stay close.

Oh, my goodness.

Wow, this is incredible.

Man, look
at all this stuff.

Oh, my gosh.

There's enough chocolate in here
to last us a lifetime.

I was hoping
to find something

a bit more useful
than confectionary.

Useful?
What's more useful than chocolate?

Man, we've just
hit the motherlode.

This is like
the best meal I've had in days.

Do you know a woman
lived to 128

by eating a kilo
of chocolate every week?

I don't really like chocolate.

Okay, you're officially
the weirdest girl
I have ever met.

I mean, who doesn't
like chocolate?

Oh, I love chocolate.

I love it so much.

I--I'd marry it
and I'd put it up

in a condo on the beach and--

and that would be made
out of chocolate,

and even the fridge would be
made out of chocolate,

because if you ran
out of chocolate in the fridge,

you could just eat the fridge.

Okay, I think the heat here
is starting to get to you.

You're starting to lose it.

I'm not losing a thing.

I'm keeping these beauties
safe and sound,

right here on my person.

[sighs]

Hey, come, come, come!

[door opens]

[chatter]

[rustling]

Something is here.

Clean yourself up,
for goodness sake.

[speaking foreign language]

Ah!
Ah!

Let go.
Stop it.

Let go of me.
Ah!

[chattering]

[speaking foreign language]

Stupid.

(Lucas )
What is that smell?

Oh, someone here needs a bath.

It's the flowers.

Flowers, really?
Are you sure?

Nepenthes.

Smells like
a bouquet of armpits.

(Kate )
Fungi Carnivora.

This is not good.

[boys shouting]

Kate...

Let's go.

Oh, no.

[gasps]

Kate, help!

Lucas!

Ah!

Grab hold.

Ah, ah!

Yah, ah!

(Kate )
Lucas, it's got me!

[screams]

Ugh.

[speaking foreign language]

Stop!

Oh! I demand
you let us out right now!

Oh, let us out now!

[radio chatter]

[shouting]

[cheering]

Don't worry, I'll figure out
a way to get out of here.

[speaking foreign language]
Whoa!

What?

It's just a lump of rock.

You must have
a sing sing stone.

Sav--

You no understand
sing sing stone.

Actually, I understand
quite a bit.

Oh, so you think you understand
sing sing stone

better than me?

Huh? It's just a plain old
clump of quartz.

Hmm.

Look, I mean no disrespect,

but I'm really not in the mood

for hearing fairy tales
right now.

Hmm.

[whistles]

[distorted voices]

How are you doing that?

What is it?

Sing sing stone
make them small cloud.

It--it looks like the mist.

Yes, it's the mist.

You have a mist.
Watch it. Look.

[whistles]

[distorted voices]

Ow. It's hot.

Yes, it's hot.

1797. Whoa.

[Man]
Yes, yes, you see this one?

It come from a place,
yeah, from long way.

Sing sing stone
bring him a place here.

So this sing sing stone,
it causes the mist.

Are there more of these?

Oh, yes, yes.
Big, big sing sing stone.

Where?
Where are they?

Oh, place long way,
long way, very long way.

My people return to home place
through the mist.

Sing sing stone take them there.

Where?
How do I get there?

Do you want to go to
your village?

Yes, yes.

My village. My people.

Very dangerous.

Big fire.
Fire twin.

Under fire twin
you find your way.

What I need to do now
is figure out

a way to get
out of this cage.

Oh, cage.

There is a way.

Up there.

Kate, wake up.

We're getting out of here.

Are you crazy?
What are you doing?

Whoa.

[speaking foreign language]

[shouting]

(Lucas )
Whoa, easy boy.

What do you think you're doing?
What are you complaining about?

I saved us, didn't I?

You're going
to get us killed.

I'm going to get us killed?
Are you kidding me?

My plan was
to sneak away quietly,

not to release
a flock of angry birds.

This animal is just juvenile.

Whoa.

It has probably
never flown before.

It still has feathers.

How was
I supposed to know?

In my world, if it
has feathers, it can fly.

These feathers are little
more than natal down.

Pterosaurs lose these
when they reach maturity.

Look, it was better than
being tortured

by a tribe of angry natives.

But then, you knew
all about the natives

long before they found us,
didn't you, Kate?
That's right.

I know that you obviously
don't want me to find my way home.

Well, you know what, Kate?

I have things to live for,
I have people that care about me.

I'm sorry you don't,
but I have a life.

I have a good life,
and I'm going to get it back.

Look, I'm sorry.

It's probably my fault
that we're in this predicament.

Probably?

I can be a little impulsive
at times.

Just, I couldn't bear the thought
of being alone again.

And I can't go back,
I just can't.

There's still so much
I need to understand.

Like the pterosaurs.

Aren't they the most graceful
creatures you've ever seen?

Oh, my goodness.

(Kate )
I know.

Look at the way their wings
effortlessly direct the air over--

No, not that.
Forget the birds.

Look, there.

The twin fire mountains.

He was talking
about the volcanoes.

"Beneath the fire twins
you will find your way."

The conditions would be perfect

for massive crystal growth.

Fire mountains?
Crystals?

What are you talking about?

Ernest. Ernest
and his singing stones.

He was trying to describe
a massive piezoelectric
crystal cluster.

The seismic activity
must cause it to attain
its resonant frequency.

I have absolutely no idea
what you're talking about.

I'll explain everything,

but first I have to get this
little guy to change course.

That's it, easy.

No, no, no.
We're trying to go this way.

What are you doing?

You'll never get it away
from its flock.

We'll see about that.
Hold on.

Hang on!

He's flying too low.

Whoa!

[crash]

Lucas!

Lucas!

Over here!

Are you okay?

That was awesome.

What on earth
were you thinking?

What I was thinking was we
could get out of here.

Well, now we need to figure out
where here is.

Exactly 8.7 miles
southeast of the volcanoes.

I triangulated our position
before we crashed.

What? I took a celestial
navigation class online.

I was bored.

Forget it.
Come on.

We have to get back to the treehouse
before nightfall.

We're not going back
to the treehouse.

What?

We're going to the volcanoes.

We should reach the ash plain
within a few hours.

From there it should be
pretty easy going,

unless you want
to get Junior back there
up in the air again.

Lucas Winton.

I am not taking another step

until you explain to me exactly
where you think you're going and why.

Here, take a look at this.

Whatever for?

Look at it.

What do you see?

It's just
a plain old crystal.

I used to have one just like it.

There's nothing plain about it.

Take a look at this.

[whistles]

What is it?

Keep watching.

[whistles]

[distorted voice]

It looks
just like the mist.

It is the mist, but the mist is
simply a by-product.

Keep watching.
[whistles]

Oh, my goodness.

Where did it come from?

I don't know.

That was incredible.

Now imagine hundreds of these
but bigger.

Something like that
could create enough energy

to make an electrostatic mist
to cover over hundreds of miles.

You see, somewhere
beneath those volcanoes

is a huge cluster of these things
that is pulling everything in.

This is our key
to getting out of here.

This is our way home.

Okay, but as you
rightly pointed out,

the mist
pulls things in.

I've never witnessed
anything being pulled out.

I--I think
that is just a matter

of changing
the frequency or polarity.

Kind of like
tuning your radio.

A radio, of course.
The radio noise.

Why didn't I think of this before?
What?

You saw what just happened.
It's Newton's Third Law.

For every action, there is
an equal and opposite reaction.

So, we tune in to the correct
resonance frequency,

reverse the polarity
of the piezoelectric charge

and booyah, we're out of here.

How do you propose we do
whatever it is you just said?

I--I don't quite know,
but I'm going to find out.

So, what do you say?

Run!

It's gaining on us.

Kate, what do we do?

Junior.

Now we're completely lost.

Don't worry. We're actually
not that far off track.

Help me find
a straight stick.

Will this do?

Perfect.

This will give me an
east/west line.

From there I can figure out
exactly where we are.

Now what?

We wait.

What are we
waiting for exactly?

The sun to move.

Oh, come on.
We need that.

He's a baby.
He wants to play.

This is no time for games.

We've got to get our bearings
and get out of here.

Shoo! Go!
Go and play.

[grunts]

Oh, great.
Now he's crying.

That's not great, actually.

He has attracted
unwanted attention.

[growls]

(Kate )
What are you doing?

It can't see us
if we don't move.

Where did you get
that ridiculous notion?

It can see you just fine.
Come on.

Kate!
Follow me. Run diagonally.

It will slow it down.

[roars]

Head for the herd!

I think we lost it.

[growls]

[roars]

Quick! Go!

[roars]

Go, go, go!

[roars]

Lucas, hurry!

[roaring]

Yeah!

You're not so tough now,
are you?

In your face!

[roars]

Roar!

[imitates roar]

Mimos.

(Lucas )
How did he get here?

He has a tendency
to turn up

in the most odd places.

That is correct.
[whistles]

Yeah, that's right.
You better run.

Well, I sure showed him
who's boss.

[imitates ding]

(Lucas )
Wow.

(Kate )
This is incredible.

I can't believe it.

I've never seen
this many wrecks before.

So, where are
these crystals of yours?

We're probably standing
on a lot of them right now,

but the concentrated source
is right beneath those volcanoes.

That is where we are headed.

[imitates siren]

We're not going
anywhere near them.

Come on,
this is your chance

to show the world
what you know.

Don't worry.
We'll be fine.

Just stay close.

Ah!

(Kate )
What?

(Lucas )
It's those things that attacked me
back in the forest.

[gasps]
Raptors.

Mimos, no.

Mimos, no.

No, no, no.
Mimos, no.

Mimos!

[growls]

[imitates big roar]

Run.

[roaring]

[screams]
Kate!

Kate!

Go, go, go!

Ah!

(Lucas )
Wow, we found it.

This is it.

I knew it had to be here.
I just knew it.

(Kate )
I have to say this is
rather remarkable,

but how can you be sure
it's going to get us home?

(Lucas )
Oh, it will get us home,
all right.

This is what has been pulling
everything in.

The ships,
the planes, everything.

(Kate )
But how?

I'm pretty sure it's caused
by the seismic activity.

What do you mean?

The quakes.

Okay, so you're saying that
the earthquakes

caused the crystals to create
the mist. Sort of.

An earthquake vibrating
at just the right frequency

will cause
the crystals to generate

a piezo-electric discharge.

Okay, assuming for starters that
I understood any of that,

you're not suggesting that we
wait for another earthquake, are you?

What are you doing?

Perfect.
You'll see.

[jar singing]

Do we have
any water left?

Water? Yes.

[whistles]

[jar singing]

[creaking]

Little bit more.

[jar singing]

Come on.

[creaking]

It's working.

It's working.

I told you
it would work.

[whistling]

Oh, my goodness.

(Lucas )
This is our way out of here.

We're going to get home.

[roar]

Kate, he's got Mimos.

(Kate )
I have an idea.

Come on.

That's it.
You want it.

Come on.
You want it?

Come and get it.

[gasps]

Mimos!

No, Mimos.

[Kate cries]

No.

Kate.
No.

I am...

I'm so sorry.

Come on. I'll...

I'll take you home.

I'll take you back to
the treehouse.

What?

The jar,
it--it's gone.

It can't
attain resonance.

Use what you know.

I know you can.

I can't.

[singing sound]

Kate.

Look.

[imitating singing jar]

[chirps]

Mimos.
Mimos.

(Lucas )
He's okay.

[imitates jar singing]

Kate, he's activating
the crystals.

(Kate )
Quick Mimos, it's okay.
Go. Go home.

Quick,
it's happening.

We've got to go.
I've got to get the diary.

(Lucas )
The portal is opening.

I can't reach it.

Kate, leave it.
Forget the diary.

We've to go.

Come on.

This is it.
This is it.

We're finally going to
get out of here.

We're going to get home.

I have to get the diary.

What?
I have to go back.

There's no time.
You'll never make it.

I have to try.

I can't go home
without it.

No one will ever
believe me.

Don't you see?

The diary is a record
of everything here.

It's my only proof.

What are you talking about?
I'm your proof.

I've seen everything
you've seen.

I know
everything you know.

What do you know, Lucas?

I mean, what do you really
know for sure?

What can you prove?

You see, we can't prove anything.

The world needs proof.

Without it, all we have
is crazy stories.

Without proof, in time,
even if it comes out

what we've seen here.

I can't live like that.

I'll be fine.

I'll be right behind you.

No. Kate, wait.

Kate!

[radio chatter]

[radio static]

[Newscaster]
So we have no idea
where this mystery island

has appeared from,
but it could

actually just be a sort
of cartographic error

all the way back
to the CIA.

So that sort of raises
all sorts of conspiracy--

Sweetheart, you're awake.

How are you feeling?

Mom, I--

I had a really bizarre dream.

There was
a treehouse and a girl

and the--the crystals.

Dad, the crystals.

Take it easy, Lucas.
You've had quite an ordeal.

We'll be back soon,
sweetie.

We're just going to go talk
to the doctors, okay?

Nana Kathryn.

What are you doing here?

I--I thought
you were in that place.

They said you were sick.

Kate, I prefer Kate.

Kathryn is so old fashioned.

Kate?

I told you
I'd be right behind you.

[Man]
It is with great pleasure
that I welcome to the stage

this year's recipient
of the Nobel Prize

for achievement in science,
Dr. Kate Rose Thompson.

[applause]

Thank you.
It's been a dream of mine

since I was very young
to win this award.

It's a great honor,
a great honor.

My team and I have
verified the discovery

of a living Arthropleura

and so many other creatures
thought to be extinct.

We've done this through
the successful extraction

and analysis taken from
the specimen

so carefully preserved
in my old blue field diary.

[laughter]

[Man]
Dr. Thompson, how do you feel

about the few critics out there
who claim

that this is merely
a genus of giant centipede?

That, my dear,
is not a centipede.

It's an Arthropleura.

[chirping]