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(soft music)
♪ Look into the future ♪
♪ What do you see ♪
♪ I really need to know now, ♪
♪ Is there a place for me ♪
♪ If we're gonna survive ♪
♪ The dream must stay alive ♪
- Authorities are appealing for calm
throughout the evacuation process.
(chewing loudly)
- Ned, are you chewing gum?
- Yeah.
- Ned, let me tell you something about girls.
They don't appreciate being woken up by the sound of gum.
- Well, this is my gummy.
I've had it since before, you know.
- What?
You've had the same piece of gum since the virus?
- Yep.
Chewed it every day.
Put it beside my bed every night.
It's my lucky gummy.
Don't know what I'd do if I lost it.
It's special, Alice.
Just like you.
(scoffing)
- What a smooth talking boyfriend.
- 'Course it's lost its flavor a bit.
But on a good day, you can still taste the tutti frutti.
You wanna try?
- No!
No, thank you.
- Your loss.
Hey, you called me your boyfriend!
- Well, I guess you are.
- Sounds good.
I've never been anybody's boyfriend before.
- Well, you won't be for much longer.
Not unless you start showing me
some consideration in the morning.
- Oh yeah?
And how would I do that?
Right.
Hey, you two kids!
- You gotta get up!
Bray's called a meeting and he wants everyone there!
- A meeting?
- About Amber and Trudy.
- And the ransom note.
(soft music)
(baby cooing)
- I'm still taking bets on the hand over the Guardian.
Sure you wouldn't like to venture a little higher?
- I wouldn't want to flace you, KC.
- Having second thoughts, are we?
- Payment in kind?
- Anyway you want it.
- All right.
Double it.
- You'll regret it.
You and Tally meet me after with the merchandise.
- Where's Jack?
- Uh, he was tired.
- Okay, right.
Now the ransom note demands that we make a rendezvous point.
Well, we don't have an option, so we're gonna be there.
- Oh, so you're a man of principle
until your girlfriend is involved.
- You can't do that, you know the Guardian's ill, Bray.
You'll be chucking him to the pack.
- Look I said we were gonna make a rendezvous point,
but I didn't say we were gonna take the Guardian with us.
- What do you mean?
- Well, I'm gonna take the place of the Guardian.
If I disguise myself as him, no one will know the difference
from a distance, and by the time the kidnappers are upon us,
well it won't matter.
So I'm gonna stake the place out.
We're gonna ambush them.
Pride, Lex, Alice, and Ned, I want you guys with me.
Ebony you can stay behind, I want you
to watch the Guardian, and no one's to go near him, okay?
And I mean no one.
Okay, that's it.
We leave in an hour.
- Bray,
what if this plan doesn't work?
What if it goes wrong?
- It won't.
(soft music)
- [Ellie] Goodnight, then.
- Goodnight.
You still there?
- Yes.
- You gotta go, you need your beauty sleep.
No I didn't mean that you are,
you're beautiful, you're,
you're very beautiful.
- Well that's all right then.
So are you actually.
- You don't mean that.
- Of course I do.
(soft music)
The Amulet.
I think it's beautiful.
I think you're beautiful.
- Well that's not the word I would've used.
Intelligent, brainy,
sexy maybe?
(soft music)
(glass crashing)
- Is this all we've got?
- What's wrong with it?
- It's junk and fakes and secondary garbage,
Andy, that's what.
Anyone could pick these up off the street.
We need something rare to make our shop window shine.
Set this lot off, make people buy,
like a real collector's item.
- Problem is, most of this is Zoot merchandise,
and Zoot's old news now, what we really need
is something that belonged to the Guardian.
- Yeah, like his ring.
Now if we could get our hands on that.
- No way, he's still wearing it.
- Mind you, he just sits in that cage like a zombie,
never moves.
Maybe,
just maybe, one of us could reach
through the bars and take it.
- Who?
- There you are.
Look, I was just thinking, maybe we could go
up to the farm and see how things are,
and we could stay for a few days, you know?
Just you and me.
What do you think?
- Stupid hammer.
- What's wrong?
- Nothing.
- Of course, it'll all depend on how Bray's plan works.
(laughing)
- If it's a plan, Alice.
I'm a pizza.
- You don't agree with Bray?
Ned?
I'm talking to you, what's up?
- I just didn't think he'd do it this way.
That's all.
And now I've gone and lost a bet with KC.
- For a minute there I thought you may have
lost your lucky gummy or something.
- I was so sure he'd hand the Guardian over.
I mean, if it was you who was kidnapped,
I would have done anything to get you back.
I wouldn't have hesitated, not for a second.
- Ned, that is possibly the sweetest thing
anybody has ever said to me.
- I just, I just don't understand Bray.
He's risking the person he loves the most, and for what?
Some vague, airy fairy idea of justice?
There is no justice.
All he can do is be strong and protect the people you love.
That's it.
- Come here.
You may need some house training,
but under that rough exterior is a heart of gold.
(soft music)
- Oh, sorry.
- Oops.
I haven't exactly told her about us.
I should probably go and explain.
Don't go anywhere.
- Ellie!
Ellie?
Look, I know that must have been a bit of a shock,
seeing Ned and I kissing like that.
- It's okay Alice, you don't have to explain.
I kinda already knew.
- You did?
- Yeah.
- It's probably just a fling or.
- Sure.
- He's actually quite a nice guy when you get to know him.
I don't know, I've never had much luck when it comes to men.
This feels kinda different.
Oh, what am I trying to say?
He,
I like him.
- I'm glad, well good luck.
- And what about you?
How did things go last night with Jack?
- They didn't.
- What do you mean?
- I mean,
I'm not with Jack anymore, I'm with Luke.
- Luke?
- Yes.
- He's no good for you, Ellie.
No matter what Ebony says about trying
to protect him, sooner or later he's gonna
go outside and he's gonna get lynched.
- No, I'm not gonna let that happen.
- And they'll lynch you too, just because you're with him.
You've got no future with him, Ellie.
- Oh, and I suppose you and Ned do?
Before he tries to sell you off to some slave trader
like he did with Pride.
- At least he's not a condemned criminal,
and I haven't had to two time anybody either.
Poor Jack, when I think of him coming back here,
you must have broken his heart.
- You don't understand, I never meant to hurt him!
- That's pathetic.
- You think I don't care about Jack?
- I'm only judging you on your actions.
- Well you've got no right, you're a hypocrite.
- Oh that's just great.
- Yeah well it's my life, not yours,
so from now on, it's only my life, do you hear me?
Just stay out of it!
In fact, I don't wanna talk to you again!
- Whoever rolls the lowest has
to get the Guardian's ring, okay?
- Okay. - Okay.
(soft music)
- There you are you little snake.
- What's this?
- I've come to collect my winnings.
And by my winnings, payment in kind we said.
Well I want this kind.
- This is a bag of old clothes.
- No, it's my laundry, which you're going to be washing
for me for the next two weeks.
Well, it would've been one, but you did insist
that I double the bet.
- I'm not gonna.
- You're not thinking over negging on a bet are you?
- No, but. - Good.
I knew you'd do the right thing, KC,
just like our boy scout Bray.
Oh, and KC, just remember to separate
the whites from the colors, okay?
- What are you two laughing at?
Your turn Andy.
- [Girl] Come on, do it.
- Say hello to Guardian for me, Andy.
(soft music)
- Hi Salene, I'm just trying to get ready to go.
- I just came to wish you luck,
and to say that,
well I lost my own child, so I kinda know a little
about how you're feeling, about Amber and the baby.
It's a hard thing you're doing and a brave one.
- No it's not, you know how tired I am
of trying to do the right thing?
- I've kind of wondered.
- Before I met Amber, I wouldn't have cared about
what happened to a guy like the Guardian, you know that?
I'm just a drifter.
She made me see that some things matter.
They hurt.
- Here, let me.
- It's not because I'm brave, Sal,
I'm scared, I'm terrified I'll never see her again.
- I just don't understand.
This is stupid, the ransom note said no tricks.
We should do what it says and hand over the real Guardian.
- Do you believe in luck?
- Sure.
- Well then this is for luck.
- Let's go.
- Hey Bray, the city's in an ugly mood.
Watch it out there.
(soft music)
- Okay, it's time to make our move.
- I don't want to KC.
- What, you're saying you're a wimp.
- I'm not, I'm not!
I's Ebony, we'll never get past her.
- Don't worry about that, I'll talk to Tally.
We'll take care of Ebony.
- All ready?
- Okay.
How do I look?
- Well I don't reckon this is the time, Bray,
but don't worry, you look gorgeous.
If I didn't know otherwise,
I'd think you're the genuine Guardian.
- Good.
I guess we just have to wait.
- All right, everybody back in your positions.
(soft music)
- Hey!
This is a secure area, what are you three doing here?
- It's about your clothes.
- What about my clothes?
KC!
- There's been a bit of an accident.
Tally was helping, I think we can fix it though.
- If you come now.
- You stupid little kids.
Andy, you stay here and don't let anybody near the cage.
Do you understand?
If this can't be fixed, you two are gonna pay.
Man, are you gonna pay.
- Get to it Andy
- Hope the zombie doesn't get you.
(soft music)
- It's been ages, no sign of anyone.
What do you wanna do?
- We have to stay here if we've got any chance at all.
- Agreed, I'll go tell the others.
- Pride!
Pride, you never said
if you thought I made the right decision.
- Well it won't matter, will it?
Not if we get them back.
Someone's coming.
(upbeat music)
Mazzies, should we take them?
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
(soft music)
- The key, get the key!
Get it, boy, or I'll bite your hand off.
- Andy!
Andy where are you?
Andy, what do you think you're doing?
- It was a dare, that's all.
- Get out of here now.
If I ever catch you three here again,
I will put you in that cage with him.
Now move!
Fast!
- You get it?
Yes!
- He grabbed my arm and threatened
to bite it off if I didn't get the key.
- Yeah, sure he did.
You beauty.
- I swear, honest.
- Yeah, and he bright red eyes and three inch fangs.
(soft music)
- Wasted our time.
These idiots don't know anything.
- Should we let them go?
- Yeah.
- The Mall Rats are finished.
Finished, you hear?!
We're gonna get you and the Guardian.
- This is great!
Isn't it?
- Leave it, Ned.
- No tricks.
If the kidnappers were around,
we've sure given the game away now, haven't we?
And Maz has another reason to take us out.
I told you you should never.
- Just shut it!
Okay?
Shut it!
What do you want me to say?
Let's go home.
(soft music)
- You okay?
- I saw Jack.
It was terrible, I feel like I've killed him.
I've driven a stake through his heart.
- I'm sorry.
I've caused nothing but pain to everyone.
- No, not to me.
I made the right choice.
- Really?
- Really, it's you I wanna be with Luke, no matter what.
(soft music)
- Maybe we were rumbled, or maybe
the kidnappers saw the ambush.
- No, there's no way they could've seen it.
We were too careful.
They just didn't turn up.
I don't understand why.
- This is pointless!
We blew it because we didn't cooperate with them.
If we wanna see Amber and Trudy again,
we better start right now.
- I think Ned's right.
We could've just put their lives into more danger
and we can't do that anymore, Bray.
No matter what the reasons.
- I second that.
Next time we have to hand over the Guardian.
- No!
No, we can't do that.
We can't surrender an insane man to the mob.
We'd be making a world worse
than the Chosen tried to create.
Is that what you want?
And besides, as long as we've got the Guardian,
Amber and Trudy are safe.
- I hope you're right, Tai-San.
There's nothing we can do for now.
Except wait for the next ransom note.
(soft music)
- That's better, Dal.
Old friend, nice and tidy like, you know,
like you used to always like it.
I wish I could talk to you now.
'Cause
if you wanna know the truth, I don't know what to do now
or where to go.
See you around.
(door clanging)
(soft music)
- Ned.
♪ Liberty, this is our destiny ♪
♪ We can all build our new history ♪
♪ Feeling like something has set me free ♪
♪ Knowing I belong in the tribe ♪
♪ I believe in you and I ♪
♪ That together with a guiding light ♪
♪ Abe Messiah eeya ♪
♪ I'll be here for you night and day ♪
♪ Abe Messiah eeya ♪
♪ Ooh, just look this way ♪
♪ Ooh, just look this way ♪
(rock music)
♪ Abe Messiah, eeya ♪
(soft music)
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