All language subtitles for The Tribe - S05E21 - Episode 21 (1080p x265 EDGE2020).eng

[slow, dramatic 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 ♪

- Calm throughout the
evacuation process.

[wind blowing]

- Do you think I'm
blind or something?

There was a guy in
this room just now.

You can't not have seen him!

- I don't know what
your game is, Siva.

First you tell me Zoot is dead,

then you tell me there's
some guy in my room!

- There was, I heard
you talking to him.

- Oh, what were we saying?

[dark, ominous music]

- I couldn't hear.

- Of course not because
he doesn't exist.

Don't try to screw
up my mind, Siva.

- What's going on here?

- Nothing, Siva just came
to wish me good night.

- Didn't sound like it.

- Well, it's true,
isn't that right, Sivie?

- Yeah, that's it.

- Now if you don't mind, I'd
like to get my beauty sleep.

[dramatic music]

[fire roars]
[people screaming]

[footsteps trampling
down pavement]

[fire roaring]

Here's to me.

Cheers.

[glass clinks against bottle]

My dear.

[little footsteps approaching]

- Oh, Salene, I had
a terrible dream.

It was so horrible.

I went into your room,
but I couldn't find you.

- Hey chill, chill, Mouse,
it was just a dream.

Only a dream.

Why don't you come back to me

when you got a real life
problem, then maybe I can help.

What?

- Are you all right?

- Of course.

I'm not the one having
bad dreams, am I?

I got it.

Cheese, that's what it is,
too much cheese. [laughs]

The Mouse ate the
cheese. [laughs]

That's funny, yeah, isn't it?

- Salene, you're
acting really weird.

- Am I, really?

Well, good for me.

Mm, are you leaving?

Where are you going?

- Back to bed where
it's less scary.

[little footsteps exiting]

- Suit yourself.

We don't care, do we?

[birds chirping]
[wind blowing]

[slow flute music]

[spray paint cans hissing]

- Wanna see some fireworks?

[can clanking]

Oy!

[footsteps thud]

[grunts]

[fence explodes and zaps]

- Whoa, just how much
power are we using here?

- Enough.

We can up the voltage any
time we think it's necessary.

[fence hissing]

[wind blowing]

- I'm warning you, Siva.

If you're cooking up
something behind my back...

- That's rich coming from you.

- What was the row about?

- What is it always about?

Zoot.

Now Ebony thinks he's
dead for a second time.

[boot thuds against fingers]

- Listen, sister,
all we have to do

is convince Ebony that she
imagined Zoot being killed.

- I don't want any
part of this anymore!

[fingers cracking]

[panting] Get your
boot off my hand!

- You want out of here?

I told you, you can take
your chances out there.

- I might just do that.

Because now I know
what a callous, nasty,

underhand piece of
work you really are.

She's your sister, yet you're
happy to destroy her brain.

You make me sick.

- Have it your way, Sivie.

But remember, it won't
just be the Zootists

or Mega's thugs you'll be
running from out there.

It'll be your nasty,
callous, underhand big sister

you'll really have
to watch out for.

[dramatic music]

[wind blowing]
[flames crackling]

[teeth crunching into apple]

- I had this really weird
dream about you last night.

- About me?

- Hey, I had a bad dream, too.

- We're in this big,
fancy swimming pool,

and I was wearing this really
nice leopard skin bikini.

- Salene?

- Not now, Mouse.

- And you're admiring my
style, swimming, you know.

Then suddenly, I got
a cramp in my leg.

It was awful, I was sinking.

But you dived in
and pulled me out.

You saved my life.

You're so brave.

- Oh, I mean, i-in your dreams,

'cause you wouldn't
have drowned.

No-no one ever dies
in their dreams.

- Is this a private
conversation or can anyone join?

- No-no-no-no, of course
not, no, s-s-sit down.

[pages crinkling]

[ominous tone]

- Leave me alone!

- Roll up your sleeve!

- No, I haven't done anything!

- Hey!

What do you think you're doing?

- My job!

- Do you know who I am?

- Yeah, so?

- So I order you
to leave her alone.

- Let me see.

- No, you'll trick me!

- No, I won't, please.

[tense music]

Whose idea is this?

[wind blowing]

- She's determined to
ruin the whole operation.

- Really, Siva,
suddenly I'm scared.

- You don't understand.

She's threatening to
tell Ebony the truth

about everything, about
Darryl, about Zoot.

What if Ebony starts
believing her?

- She won't.

- But she might, and then what?

- [sighs] You're still
giving her doses of Paradise?

- Of course.

- Then I can't see
where the problem is.

- The program needs
verbal reinforcement.

If Siva starts telling
Ebony the truth--

- Then you'd better make sure
your verbal reinforcement

is stronger than hers.

Java, we don't want
a renegade Siva

on the loose telling
everyone about us, do we?

Someone might listen.

I don't care how you do
it, but keep her on board.

[slow, dramatic music]

[truck roaring by]

[motorcycle engine humming]

[dog barking in distance]

[dog barking in distance]

- Business that slow, Rube?

- Just taking five.

Tough clue.

- Hit me with it.

- Why would I wanna
waste my breath?

- Because I might
know the answer.

- Noisy steps taken to give
entertainment, three and five.

[birds chirping]

Where have you been?

- Out.

- What's in your bag?

- Couple of bits to keep
Ram outta your hair.

- If you bring that
Paradise junk into Liberty--

- Oh, you know me better, Ruby.

- I don't know
you at all, Slade.

That's beginning to worry me.

- Well, you know one
thing about me, though.

I'm the king of crosswords.

Tap dance.

[slow, gentle music]

[wooden door slams]

- Barcoding?

What do you think we
are, supermarket items?

What's next, Mega,
sell-by dates?

- Desperate times call
for desperate measures.

- Yeah, well, you can't
get much more desperate

than tattooing information
on people's skin.

- Why are you getting
so heated up about this?

It's not as if they're
being microchipped.

- I should hope not!

These people aren't criminals.

- It's for their own protection.

And we need to know who's
who and who's where.

Otherwise, how can
we stop the Zootists

infiltrating the sector?

- You've built an
electric fence.

- When has a barrier alone
ever stopped people going

where they want to go?

- [scoffs] And I
suppose simple ID cards

were out of the question?

- That would've been
technologically regressive.

This way, they don't even
have to think about it.

It's simple, painless,
can't be forged or lost,

and it won't wash off.

- Why wasn't I informed when
this decision was taken?

- You weren't here.

- Oh, so that lets you
off the hook, does it?

[sighs] Well, let's
just hope it works

and keeps out the bag guys, huh?

- It'll work, it'll
work just fine.

And then, Jay, you'll thank me.

[tense music]

[wind blowing]
[fire crackling]

[keyboard keys clicking]

- Jack?

- Yeah, just a sec.

Something on your mind?

- Yeah, you, as it happens.

- What did I do?

- Well, I don't remember,
that's the problem.

- Well, what do you
want to remember?

- It's a bit embarrassing,
actually. [chuckles]

- You don't have to be
embarrassed with me.

- Well, I mean,

have we or haven't we?

Did we or didn't we...

- What?

- Sorry, but I need to know.

- [clears throat]
Yes, we did, we did.

Um, and it was
good, uh, very good.

I mean, it was the best, uh, uh.

I-I mean, uh, yeah,
um, yes, we, we did.

[slow, gentle guitar music]

- So why are we sleeping
in separate bedrooms?

[exhales through teeth]

[footsteps crunch in dirt]
[people talking indistinctly]

- This is great.

Some of this stuff is
of inferior quality,

but I'm pretty sure I
can build something here.

You did okay for someone who
knows nothing about computers.

- Well, thank you, partner.

- Question, once I get
this little baby here up

and running, what's
the grand plan?

- Before I tell you the answer,

I want you to
promise me something.

- Hmm, I don't like
the sound of that.

- Promise me that whatever
I tell you doesn't go

beyond this room.

It's vital you tell
no one, understand?

- Ooh, that's coming through
loud and clear, cowboy.

Not even Ruby?

- Especially not Ruby.

- I love secrets.

[dramatic music]

[wind blowing]
[flames crackling]

[blond child cooing]

- No, not in here either.

Don't worry, we'll find her.

Hey, she might be with Amber.

- Hey, how are you feeling?

- Um, better, I think.

[blond child blabbering]

- [gasps] Hey, honey, look,
Amber's feeling better.

Hey, should we go find
her something nice to eat?

Mouse, you all right?

- Hm.

[slow music]

[birds chirping]

- That's one hell of a secret.

- If you breathe one word--

- Don't misunderstand
me, Slade, it's safe.

My lips are sealed.

[dog barking in distance]

But now, this stuff
here is useless.

I won't be able to get
the D7 to interface

with the Prototype Three,
and without that pathway,

it's just not enough juice.

It's like trying to fly an
airplane using a steam engine.

- So you can't do it, huh?

- Hey, I never
said that. [laughs]

- I'm Ram, I can do anything.

All I need is the
right equipment.

Why don't you try and get
hold of the Vixen Four?

Then I should be able to
link the elements together,

and, uh, we might
be in business.

I mean, we are
talking about creating

the most powerful motherboard
on Earth here, brother.

[tense, dramatic music]

[chuckles]

[wind blowing]
[fire crackling]

You have no authority
to come barging in here.

- I'm just obeying orders.

- You again?

So tell me, whose orders?

- Yours, Mega's.

Aren't we supposed to
all be in this together?

- Yeah, so why so rough,
why so aggressive?

- The new regime
starts tomorrow.

- What's a regime?

- I know, I inspected
the fence this morning.

- Then you'll also know
that it's gonna take a hell

of a lot of power to
keep that turkey cooking.

- I don't like
the sound of this.

- You're afraid of a
little hard work, miss?

- No, I just prefer it on my
terms and to be asked nicely.

- Tell me about it,
but I'm just doing

what needs to be done.

Look, we're trying to
be as fair as we can,

but everybody has
to do their share.

This is the Mall Rats' list.

First up for tomorrow's
work party is one Sammy.

He here?

[townspeople chattering
in background]

- Spit it out, Ruby.

- I just wanna know
where you're headed.

- Something I, uh,
forgot to pick up.

- What, stupid computer bits?

I've got a good
mind to ban them.

- Hey, this is Liberty.

You can't stop progress.

- What kind of progress, Slade?

Look, I wanna know what
you're up to with Ram.

- I'm keeping him occupied.

- That's not an answer.

- It's the only one
you're gonna get.

[slow music]
[motorcycle starting up]

[dog barking in distance]

- You're wasting
your time, babe.

- Oh, Lex, if you're bored,
go tidy the storeroom

or something.

- How can I be bored
when I'm with you?

- Well, you sure know
how to woo a woman.

Such an original statement
but, unfortunately,

water off a duck's back.

- If you resist me
'cause you're waiting

for Slade to notice you,
you're in for a long wait.

- Resisting you?

[chuckles] That's one
way of putting it.

And since when did you become
my personal astrologer?

- You don't need
to read the future

to tell what Slade's thinking.

- Okay, so now that
you've got my interest,

tell me, big boy, what
is Slade thinking?

- Ebony, he's thinking Ebony.

[dog barking in distance]

- Sure.

- He's got the hots for her.

That's why he's going
back to the city.

You're wasting your time.

- No, you're wasting
my time, Lex.

And if you've got
nothing sensible to say,

then you can just
stay out of my face.

[slow, gentle music]

[exhales]

- Seems like the only
reward I'm ever gonna get

from you is working
down in the mines.

- We need power to
keep the Zootists out

and the city going, or
maybe you'd rather read

in the dark and
take cold showers?

- I have been very loyal to you.

I have given you
information you couldn't

have got from anywhere else.

- And I'm grateful,
but it would be suicide

to make you an exception.

If your name's on the
list, you go to work.

- No, no more.

Not until I see some
sign of acknowledgement.

- I want you to track Siva.

Tell me what she's been up to,
who she's been mixing with.

- Are you listening to me?

- Of course, but there
can be no rewards

until we've established
ourselves as the new power.

We don't wanna let the
cat out of the bag, do we?

- [sighs] You're right.

Of course, you're always right.

You are so clever.

Just brilliant.

You know, I really
like coming to see you.

[dramatic music]

Our little chats.

I was just hoping for
a little appreciation.

Show that you care

like I do.

- [sighs] Take a look at this.

[keyboard key clicks]
[electronic beeps]

This is how much I care.

- They wouldn't pay
any ransom for her.

That's what May told us.

She said we'd
better waste Salene.

Otherwise, if she ever got
free, we'd be dead men.

- I care not to
show this to anyone

if you care to go track Siva.

We wouldn't want this
little home movie

to fall into the wrong hands.

[bottles clinking]

- Why didn't you say anything
about Sammy at the meeting?

[liquid pouring into cup]
- What?

- I know why, 'cause
you messed up your brain

because you drank all these!

- Not all in one go.

- But you did drink them!

- So what if I did?

What are you, my mother?

- No, we don't
have them anymore.

Instead, we look after people.
[box of bottles clanks loudly]

- Leave me alone, Mouse.

- Why, so you can drink again?

- Go away, it's none
of your business!

- Why do you have
to be like this?

Why do you have to be so hard?

And why isn't it
the same anymore?

[slow, dramatic music]

- Mouse!

[birds chirping]

[broom rustling along floor]

- Oh, it's you.

Finish cleaning the storeroom?

- You serious?

- Yeah, I was.

Pity that because I was gonna
cook us up a real nice meal.

Just you and me.

But guess you blew it.

- You know, while I
was standing there,

I was suddenly struck
by how good you look.

- Come on, Lex, I've
been cleaning all day

and I haven't washed
my hair for a week.

- Well, looks good to me.

- Lex, I'm getting
really, really tired

of this lovesick
schoolboy routine.

If you want to impress me, why
don't you do something decent

like tell your Mall Rat friends

about this
double-crossing Mega guy?

Get them in the picture, tell
them they're being conned?

- Well, I would, I tried,
but the place is surrounded

by guards and, if
you've forgotten, I'm
not exactly flavor

of the month with
the Zootists either.

- You really surprise me, Lex.

I had you down as a
lot of scuzzy things,

but I never had you
down as a chicken.

[slow music]

[broom rustling along floor]

[wind blowing]

[coughs quietly]

[coughs]

- Are you asleep?

- No.

- You know, I wouldn't
want to wake you.

Can-can I come in?

- Sure.

- Sorry, I just
didn't think things

could wait till tomorrow
morning. [chuckles]

- No, I'm glad.

There's, [sighs] there's
something I wanted

to ask you as well.

- You've got a problem?

- Well, sort of.

I've been lying here thinking
about what you said earlier.

- That-that's what
I came here about.

- It-it just kind of
doesn't make sense.

If we used to before, how
come we don't anymore?

Is it because I'm different?

- No!

- Am I different?

- No!

Ellie, you're the same.

You're just, you
know, as beautiful and
intelligent as ever.

The same Ellie.

- Then how come you
don't want to anymore?

- No, but I do, okay?

Um... [sighs]

Okay, okay I'm-I'm
sorry, okay, I lied.

Um, we've never done it,
we've never slept together.

I just thought if
you thought we had,

then maybe you'd want
to again, even though...

- It's okay, it's okay.
[soft music]

- It is?

- So?

- What?

- Are we gonna do about it?

[chuckles]

- Mm, you mean...

- You know how long I've
wanted to go through with this?

- Yeah?

- Of course.

It could never be
anyone but you.

[chuckles] It's you
I've always wanted.

[chuckles]

- Ellie, okay, you
mean the world to me.

It's just,

I don't have any--

- Protection?

Jack, Jack, always so practical.

Look, relax, it's
all taken care of.

[kissing]

[motorcycle engine humming]

[dramatic music]

[owl hoots]

- So Mr. Mystery, will
I see you again tonight?

And are you from Zoot

or his enemy?

[wind blowing]

- Hey Mouse, shouldn't
you be in bed?

- I don't want to.

- Afraid of the Boogeyman?

- Aren't you?

- No, and I'm not going.

- To sleep?

- No, to the work
party, stupid, tomorrow.

- But you have to.

- Says who, a bunch
of stupid Technos?

I'm not gonna let
them boss me around.

I don't care what
they're gonna do to me.

I'm not going.

[soft, dramatic music]

[liquid pouring into cup]

- Jay, hi.

- Amber, up and about.

- Yeah, raring to go.

- That's good.

- So, do you think
you'll be strong enough

for the barcoding tomorrow?

- Sorry, that statement
doesn't quite compute.

- Amber, we had a visit
from the Technos today.

They wanna brand us
with some kind of ID.

It'll help us to--

- What?

- It's for the best.

- Excuse me?

- Just so that we
can distinguish--

- What, I don't understand
this, barcoding?

What, how?

- Well, it's on your arm.

Apparently, it's quite painless.

It's a kind of tattoo.

- No.

No!

What kind of world are
you trying to create here?

Not one I wanna be any part of!

No Jay, I'm not strong
enough to be barcoded,

and I never will be!

[footsteps thudding off]
[uplifting music]

♪ Listen to the wind blow

♪ Look inside,
what does it show ♪

♪ Time passing so
very slow, I see ♪

♪ Dark clouds across the sky

♪ Children asking why

♪ Is there hope above for me

♪ Where is all the love

♪ Lighten my life, let it be

[Maori chanting]

♪ The dawn of a new day

♪ A child is born,
who will pray ♪

♪ For hope, peace, and
love, what do they say ♪

♪ The spirit of the
tribe is yours and mine ♪

♪ The spirit of the
tribe is yours and mine ♪

[a cappella melody]
[wind blowing]