Original subtitles

[piano 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 appearing calm ♪

throughout the evacuation process.

[door opens]

- Fruit.

You've brought me fruit.

- Uh-huh, later.

First, you have to take delivery of a little present.

- A present?

- Uh-huh.

[snaps fingers]

Bring it in!

[wheelchair creaks]

[laughing]

- Yeah.

You're kidding me,

right?

Now wait!

No way slay to me,

what do you think I am, man?

You're grandad?

[snickers]

- You can get in the chair, Gabe.

Or you can stay in that bed

until we scrap your body off the sheets.

Either way, room service is over.

As from now.

[somber music]

[birds chirping]

- This thing may be crawling down my back!

Get it out!

- That's a real big one.

[whines]

[someone opening barn door]

[door opening]

- I swear, there was a girl's voice.

Maybe she's the one we saw yesterday

walking down the street with some geeky guy.

- You take the loft,

we'll check down here.

- Oh, it was a master stroke job.

I can see him too, Ebony.

I can see Zoot too.

- She was so grateful.

She must have been going through hell

living that all on her own.

- Well, you're not having--

- Second thoughts?

This is Java you're talking to.

- So, time for phase three I think.

- The sooner, the better.

This place is beginning to get on my nerves.

I don't do sitting around.

[rat squeaking] - Whoa!

It was a rat.

You should've seen the size of him.

- Sure and it had a skirt on.

You guys should control your hormones.

- Maybe if this town had a few more girls in it,

it might.

- We can go on a raid and get some.

- Let's just get outta here, okay?

[door slams]

- Where are you going?

- To find some food.

- But you're not gonna leave me here on my own, are you?

There are rats and things.

- Well, what do you suggest girl?

You know, you go out there, you wave your hips,

you wave at the boys.

With you looking like that,

I'm not sure they'll take much notice.

- What?

Like what?

- Sorry, again, just stay here.

Stay out of sight.

And please stay quiet.

I'll be back as soon as I can, all right?

[door opening]

- It's just an experiment.

[fingers rolling]

- You said that there weren't any experiments.

[fingers rolling]

What are you getting yourself in for, Ved?,

If you don't stop now, you'll never get out.

Don't make me your enemy, Ved.

[door closing]

- Are you a good man, Jay?

I think you're a good man.

So why are we at a miss?

Be the man I think you are.

- Jay, are you okay?

- I didn't do enough to stop it, did I?

Could have done more.

- You're a good man, Jay.

I know that you're a good man, so just be who you are.

Hey, what is it?

- Trouble.

The travel leaders want the power switched back on.

I've organized a meeting for later today but

they're getting suspicious.

I don't know how much longer we can stall them.

- Want me to come with you?

- It'll be a help.

How are we doing with the headsets?

- By Mega's estimates, there are still plenty out there.

- Okay, so we go to the hotel

and we discuss it with Mega, okay?

- There's just something I have to do first.

- We gotta come up with something on this, Trudy.

The Zook business is getting out of hand.

- But it's just a crazy rumor, Amber.

Zook can't really be alive, can he?

It's just someone messing around.

- Yeah, but who?

At first I thought it was just a prank.

But it's organized, Trudy.

There's posters, chanting mobs, even his car.

If the travel leaders get their way, and we unleash Paradise

amongst that madness, well, we could lose the city forever.

[sad music] [Trudy sighs]

- Why couldn't I see it, why?

You know what?

He's just a no good, lying, cheating male.

- That's Lex.

- That's it, between Mr. Lex and me.

It's over!

- Don't worry Seeve, soon you'll be able to have

whatever male you want.

- What are you talking about?

- You think Amber and her friends are gonna last?

The clock is ticking, Seeve, and their days are numbered.

Because the chaos is coming again.

And this time, it will be our turn to rule.

You and me and Java.

- I know where he's gone!

His little secret love nest where he used to take me.

- Well, well, another male.

[rubbish clanking]

- Hey, you know what happened to the guy in the chair?

[footsteps running]

- Everneen, we need to talk.

- Yeah?

But then you're one of those people, aren't you Jay?

Who thinks the world gets fixed by people talking.

You've been with Amber again.

I can smell her on you.

- This is stupid.

- Oh no, it's fine by me.

You do what you want.

- We were gonna head South.

Start over, you and me.

You remember?

- Oh, I remember.

You decided to come back North with Amber, remember?

Guess I should have known better than to trust a dream.

Or you.

But look Jay, my eyes are wide open now.

- If you can't trust someone, how can you be with them?

- Well, he's finally getting the picture.

- Then it's over.

- Honey, it never even started.

[mischievous music]

[loud footsteps]

- I want answers!

The guy in the chair, and the girl.

Was there a girl with them?

- How can you help a starving cow?

- What?

- Give him a hand.

- Either you start giving me answers or this goes right

on your face.

- Doesn't matter.

Pain, death, life, it's all the same here.

What sits under a bridge and smells?

- You're crazy and you stink!

- Stink, stink.

- Cleverer than you though, answer and I answer.

What sits under a bridge and smells?

- Your mother.

- Wrong, stupid boy, stupid.

The nose, nose, see?

- A nose, a nose.

- Try another?

- I'll answer you if you answer me.

- What do you say you tell me about the guy in the chair

if I--

- What colors depict sun and the wind?

- The wind doesn't have a color!

- You answer, I answer.

But be careful, stupid boy has to think.

- Stupid boy, stupid boy, stupid boy.

- Colors.

Sun and the wind.

[stick beating]

- I need food!

[stick beating]

Food!

I'm in fray you are.

Soon as I get out of here, this town is going to be waste!

[stick beating]

- Don't you think maybe we should--

- No, leave him. [stick beating]

Ever broken in a horse, really?

The way to do it is, you don't give in.

Not ever.

Eventually they get the picture.

They're the ones

that have to give in. [stick beating]

So they do.

And that's when you've broken them.

[stick beating]

[birds chirping]

- Hey, that's mine!

What are you doing?

- I'm just seeing what we've got to trade, you know?

Ah, batteries.

Now that is good.

- No, they're for my hairdryer.

- You've got a hairdryer in here?

She's got a hairdryer.

To you, the virus was just a bad hair day wasn't it?

- You're not going out again?

- Look, you know, you're not saFe in this town.

That is obvious.

So we're gonna get out of here tonight.

Early.

Yeah, don't know about you, but if we're gonna be back

on the road, I'd rather be on a horse's back

than on my feet.

- You're gonna try to trade batteries for a horse?

- Yeah, that's the idea.

- Jack, what if no one wants to trade?

- Then I'll steal one.

- They kill people for that.

[refreshing music]

- I know you're in there, Lex.

And I know she's in there, too.

Open the door or I'll break it down.

[door opening]

Lex, you piece of pond life.

- You want those headsets back, take off these stupid

restraints and let my troops do it the tough way.

- Your troops?

Let's get this straight, Mega.

The technos are under our authority, mine and Jay's.

If you don't like that, you can leave town right now.

- So what are we gonna do?

- The only thing we can do.

Tell the tribal leaders the truth.

- That's stupid.

- If we tell them we can switch on the power,

but that we need to get the paradise technology back first,

well, they may help.

You know, they don't want to turn their people

into zombies, do they?

- I agree with Mega, Amber.

What you say may work.

But if it doesn't, and the other leaders find out

we've been holding out on them, it's just too dangerous.

We're just gonna have to play for time.

- Well, looks like I'm out-voted then.

I hope it works.

- She's trouble.

- You don't know what she's talking about.

[man grunting]

- Why is this happening to me?

- Colors of the sun and the wind.

This is crazy.

I know it.

I've got it!

The sun rose and the wind blue.

[men clapping]

Clever boy.

The one in the wheelchair, a stranger took him

on a motorbike.

- Which way did they go, and was there a girl with them?

No more riddles, just answer me!

- Another riddle, another answer.

- What?

- Four lines to join the dots, and don't lift your hand.

- Four lines.

- And I know exactly what he was gonna do with them too.

Wait for the power to come back on, then do a nice little

elicit trade at Bertinick Paradise.

- You want me to tell you I told you so?

- How could I have been so wrong?

- Looks like we both lost someone then.

I'm sorry, sis.

But at least you know now.

Maybe we should just stick together.

- What do you mean?

- I mean family, Seeva.

You and me and Ebony.

- That's what she said this morning.

She's crazy, having visions and talking like Zoot's back

from the dead.

- I know, leave Ebony to me.

I'm on it.

Trust me, Seeva.

[sad music] [wind blowing]

[metal clanking]

- Sabby stop that, you'll break it.

- It's already broken.

- No it's not, there's just no power.

- Well, might as well be broken then.

- You won't be saying that when the power comes back on.

- When will that be?

- When all those stupid headsets are handed in, that's when.

May!

You've come back.

- Is there any news at Pride?

- No, no Salene.

I really miss her.

- She was important to all of us.

It's hard getting used to the idea

that we may never see her again.

- Don't say that.

- Mouse, we've already looked everywhere we could think of.

We may just have to face the fact that she's gone.

- No, I don't want to.

- Well, none of us do, sweetie.

- What will I do without her?

- Look, I know I can't replace Salene, but I promise

I'll try my best.

Won't that be nice?

[sad music]

[birds squawking]

- I don't know.

I just, I don't know.

- Give up?

- Yeah, I give up.

[men cheering]

- See, see, cleverer than you.

Stupid boy, stupid, stupid, stupid.

[boys cheering]

- I've got a riddle for all of you.

What happened to the treasure that met the burning torch?

[boys begging]

Who's stupid now, huh?

Where did they go?

Answer me, and this better be the right one.

[crowd cheering]

- Please, listen to me.

All I'm asking is once the power's switched back on

we cooperate, we work together.

- Turn the power on.

- We will, just as soon as we can.

- And when will that be, Amber?

Word is, the Maulrights can already turn the power back on

but you're stalling.

Is that true?

- Alta, alta, alta.

- Alright, yes, it's true.

But with all the Zoot madness, we've just been trying

to rid the city of the Paradise software first.

And you can help us.

Just a few days, that's all I'm asking for.

- Turn it back on, now.

- Please listen to me.

- Now, or it's war.

- War!

- And the Maulrights will be the first to go down.

- Now, now, now, now, now, now, now, now.

- You have to do it, Amber.

There's no choice.

- Alright, but I'm telling all of you,

you're going to live to regret the decision

you made today.

[crowd sighing]

This is madness.

- How did they know, Amber, how?

- I don't know.

But, someone's got it in for us.

I've got a pretty idea I know who.

[transitional music]

- Me, why does everything bad that happens have to come

down to me?

- Because that's usually been the case in my experience.

You want me to make a list?

- Oh, Miss. Goodie Too Shoes.

I hate your guts.

- Which is exactly why you told the tribal leaders

we've been stalling about turning the power back on

to try to bring us down.

- Honey, I don't have to try and bring you down.

You're as low as you can go.

- And that's why you've been organizing this whole Zoot

campaign, to try to foul us up.

- I haven't been organizing anything.

It's Zoot!

- I rest my case.

- Ebony, you've got to admit, I mean, you said yourself

you've been seeing Zoot!

- I have.

Jay, he's here among us.

Other people have seen him.

Why not accuse them?

- I can't listen to anymore of this.

I'm just warning you, Ebony, and you listen good.

If I can prove you're behind all this, up to your old tricks

again, I promise you I will make you regret the day

you were ever born.

- What makes you think I don't.

[sad music]

[wind blowing]

- I'm sorry.

You were right.

- About what?

- We should have told the tribal leaders.

Then, they couldn't have used it against us.

- [Group] Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead,

Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead.

- Amber, are you okay?

Look, don't let her get to you.

- It's not Ebony.

In that meeting today, I was scared.

And I'm still scared.

- There was nothing you could have done.

- [Group] Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead--

- Listen.

- [Group] Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead,

Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead.

- Is that the way it's gonna been then?

And there's nothing we can do?

We're just gonna sit back and watch the city fall

into darkness, into that Zoot madness we thought we'd left

behind forever?

Everything we fought for is just gone like we've made

no progress at all and it's just the same.

The same as it was in the beginning when the virus came.

- No, no, we'll make them see.

We'll make them.

[comforting music]

- No, no I can't.

I can't.

- Amber, I know you feel something for me.

I know it.

- Maybe I do, but, how can that ever be right?

I have a child, Jay.

A baby whose father died because of the people you

chose to be with.

I know what happened to Bray wasn't your fault,

but what am I gonna tell my son

when he asks about his daddy

if I'm sharing your bed?

- Amber--

- No, it'll always be there, Jay.

Don't you see?

Driving us apart.

I'm sorry, Jay.

But you and I, we can never be together.

Ever.

[horse breathing]

- Hey, what are you doing!

- Nothing.

- You're a horse thief!

- Whoa, guys, guys, you know, I haven't done anything--

- Wait a minute.

This is the guy I saw yesterday with that girl.

- Is this true?

- Nah, I don't know any girl.

- Where is she?

- I told you I don't know any--

[man chuckles]

- The barn.

- [Group] Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead,

Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead,

Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead,

Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead--

- Get that car in there now.

- [Group] Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead, Zoot's dead...

[sirens blaring]

- Zoot?

Zoot?

It's me!

Zoot!

Zoot!

[sirens blaring]

You want me to follow?

I'll follow.

- She's here!

Here girlie, girlie.

[man chuckles]

There you are.

And such a pretty thing, too.

- First step, this thing needs some oil.

- You've decided to live.

- You know how it is.

Too much to do, too many old scores to settle.

- Well maybe we can find a use for you after all.

I'll see to the oil.

Glad you're back, Gabe.

[sad music]

- Oh yeah, I'm back alright, Slade.

I'm back with a vengeance.

♪ Girl, listen to the wind blow ♪

♪ Look inside my dine and show

♪ Time passing so very slow

♪ I see

♪ Don't melt across the sky

♪ Children asking why

♪ Is there hope above for me

♪ Where is all the love

♪ Light of my life

♪ Let it be

♪ Here the better one

♪ [Foreign language]

♪ The dawn of a new day

♪ The child is for you oh great ♪

♪ For love and peace what do they say ♪

♪ Spare child of mine

♪ Spirit of child

[wind blowing jingle]