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- Only sometimes.
- How can I get this creature to look perfect
if she's half scared to death?
- This is my territory.
- Neither of us is looking for any trouble.
- Pity that, cause you just found some.
(Tribe Spirit)
- Authorities are appealing for calm
throughout the evacuation process.
(Tribe Spirit)
(owl hoots)
- Do you think the machines will be out on patrol tonight?
- Maybe, but we don't need to worry.
I'm sure they'll never patrol outside the forbidden zone,
so it won't be a problem.
- Sweet dreams, or nightmares.
Only if the dark think about them in demon,
demon, demon, demon, demon.
(thunder crashing)
(owl screeching)
(screaming)
(thunder crashing)
(birds chirping)
- Well, speak up.
Are you spying for the Privileged?
- No, he couldn't be.
I told you, he saved me from the wolves.
- Dan, Sky has to answer for himself.
- What am I supposed to have done?
Let's hear Jag's evidence.
If he has any.
- You see, he won't deny it.
You've got a traitor in your camp Faygar.
Kwarli let's go.
- It's not true Faygar.
Sky hasn't tried to turn us against the Barbs.
He didn't even know they existed.
Tell them Sky.
- Well if he is a spy,
then he'll hardly tell the truth about the Barbs,
the Warps, or anything else.
- I still want to hear your side of it Sky.
- I don't even know these so called Privileged.
I've never met them.
Look, maybe it's time I leave.
- No.
- We need to discuss this in private.
In the meantime, you're welcome to stay.
- [Omar] You'll regret it.
- Omar's such a pig.
(acoustic guitar folk music)
- They're back.
- What happened?
What did they say?
- Still think we raided their camp.
- Those Ants are losers.
It served them right if we did trash them.
- Tell that to Kwarli.
I found him treating one of the injured.
- It was a septic wound.
What was I supposed to do?
Let the Ant die.
- What did you treat it with?
- Tangle root.
- That stuff grows everywhere.
- Yeah, but you have to know what to do with it.
Those guys are real dummies.
- You're the dummy Kwarli, for helping them grow strong.
Don't you see what's happening?
First they come to the forest uninvited,
now they try to make trouble for us.
- But you said that was Sky's fault.
- The Ants are our enemies.
Stay away from them.
(birds chirping)
- It would explain a lot.
He doesn't talk about his past.
- Who does Omar?
Too many bad memories.
- Are you just going to ignore this warning Faygar?
- No, but let's remember who it came from.
I trust Jag even less than I do Zora.
I doubt she believes Sky's working for the Privileged.
- It could be worse than that.
- What do you mean?
- You often told us that Zoot
would come disguised as our friend.
- That's true.
- Supposed we've already let the evil one into our tribe.
- Ants, says it all doesn't it?
What do you do when you find you put your tent
on an anthill, Harmony?
- What?
- You're not even listening to me.
- Anthill.
- You want them out, that's what.
- Or I move your tent.
- Well don't sit there staring at me, make your move.
- It's your move Flame.
- The Ant are imperfect, ugly, and stupid
like insects they're named after.
They don't bother us.
- They don't bother you.
- Imagine working all day in that filthy muck.
Getting all that muck under your fingernails.
- Well that muck grows some pretty tasty food.
What use is it living as one of the Privileged,
if you eat no better than an Ant.
- Are we going to fight yet?
- You still here?
- Well Dan, I mean (mumbling), I think we can beat them.
There a sissy.
They wouldn't even survive a day in the woods.
Erin, go back to camp.
You're scaring away the wildlife.
- I'm not afraid of them.
- No, what are you afraid of?
- Nothing, I'm a Barb.
- We're not gonna fight.
Not here anyway.
Go on, your sister will be looking for you.
- But I just wanna help you.
- If you really wanna help,
there's something you can do.
- What?
- Thanks.
- Don't mind them.
This tribe scares easily.
- There's a lot to be scared of in this world.
- You're not really gonna leave, are you?
If you do, can I come with you?
- You have a good life here Dan,
with people who care about you.
Wouldn't you miss all that?
- I wouldn't miss all the rules.
I bet the Barbs don't have to say prayers all day.
- They wouldn't know how.
- You can't believe what Faygar says.
They're not savages.
Okay maybe Jag is, but he's the only one.
- Who's side are you on Dan?
I don't need Faygar to tell me about the Barbs.
I met them.
They trapped us in a net like animals,
threatened us, accused me of being a spy.
I know which tribe I'd rather belong to.
- What are you doing?
- What does it look like?
- You can't go hunting on your own.
You're not old enough.
- First time for everything.
- Zora?
- Yeah.
- Can you tell my little brother to act his age.
- He's kind of young, isn't he?
- Let him go.
He needs to learn to hunt.
Might as well be today.
- If anything happens to him.
(chickens clucking)
- It stole it Cass, it stole it.
- Who stole what?
- My bread, the chicken took it and ate it.
It's not funny.
That was my food, and that dirty chicken gobbled it all up.
- You still wanna catch those cheecky chickens?
- Yes, what's that for?
- You'll see.
(bird cawing)
- Gwen, you have met this girl before?
- Magda, hi.
- We do not call the Discards by name.
- Sorry, I forgot.
- Call her girl if you need anything,
but a click of the fingers should do.
She will bring you food, wash your clothes,
and help you with your makeup.
If she does not do her duties properly,
you must tell me at once, understand?
- Yes Harmony.
- Good.
- I'll see you later then.
Would you like to sit down?
I order you to sit down.
This is crazy.
I can't call you girl.
I'm a Discard like you.
I don't mean to be ungrateful.
I've got a warm room, plenty of food,
and no chores.
Some of the other Privs are okay.
Aren't you going to say anything?
- I could get into trouble.
- What can they do?
Send you back to the camp.
How could that be any worse?
- Some people disappear forever.
- That won't happen to you; I promise.
(chicken clucks)
- Faygar, those machines whatever they are,
do they patrol the woods to the North?
- Sometimes, are you deciding which path to take?
- Yeah, I am.
- But I haven't asked you to leave.
- You don't need to.
I'm causing you problems by being here.
- You must forgive him.
He watches over us like a mother hen.
He's always on guard against Zoot's return.
- Oh, so I'm evil now?
Not just a spy.
- We don't all believe that.
Dan's going to miss you.
You're like his big brother.
- Will you say goodbye for me?
- Of course.
- What kept you?
- Sorry Flame, I had things to do.
- You shouldn't work at all.
It's not right for a Priv.
- Someone has to keep an eye on the compound;
make sure everything runs smoothly.
- It's not the compound we should be worrying about.
Shadow and I were just talking about the problem
with the Ants, and we're agreed.
- About what?
- All this time we've left them to farm their land in peace,
and they got pretty good at it.
But do they thank us by sharing what they grow, no.
Instead, tell her Shadow.
- They're laughing at us.
- Flame.
- They're laughing at us, taking us for fools.
Well, it's gonna stop.
- Don't do this, we're not ready.
- Are you telling me my trained army of Warps
can't crush a little village of Zoot fearing crazies?
- If we crush them now, how are they to grow more food?
- We'll make them Discards.
They can work for us.
- Why risk it?
We've sent the Ants against the Barbs.
It's working.
Let them do the fighting for us.
We're not strong enough.
The Ants may be peaceful, but they're well organized.
- We could take them with a few more recruits.
- Did you really agree to this?
You're job is to lead the Warps, not decide what we do.
- My job is to serve the leader,
and so is yours.
(pig grunts)
(chickens clucking)
- One, two,
now, we've got it, we've got it.
- We did.
- We caught the chicken.
- Now we can have eggs for breakfast.
- When did he leave?
I have to go after him.
- You won't catch up with him now.
- We don't even know which way he went.
- But he was so happy here with us.
- He was an incomer; a stranger.
He told us from the start he was only passing through.
- You did this.
You drove him away.
- No, he wanted to go.
- Only cause you told him to.
He didn't even say goodbye.
- He didn't wanna hurt your feeling Dan.
- Well he has.
You all have.
- Faygar, have you thought about what we said?
- Sky could've been a great help to us.
- What, as a here figure?
Look how he's destroying Dan.
- Who's there?
Show yourself.
- You lost?
I can never be lost Jag, since I have no destination.
- You may have fooled the Ants Sky,
but you don't fool me.
You're a Priv, one of those pampered brats who hide away
in that fortress.
- If you say so.
- Why else would you be heading straight for it?
- Am I?
Then maybe I am lost after all.
- I hated the camp.
Some nights I'd get back to the shelter after dark,
fall asleep in my clothes, too tired to eat.
- When you do get a meal, it's terrible.
Not even fit for a dog.
- Being a Discard is the the worst thing in the world.
I'd rather face the machines, than live like that again.
What?
- You don't have to worry about that now,
you're a Priv.
You have all this.
- So do you.
Look, they say you belong to me.
Okay, that means I can take care of you,
give you half my food.
- But if they find out.
- They won't, not if we're careful.
It's better than being back at the camp, isn't it?
- It's not to spy in the woods.
You should learn that some day.
- If you say so.
- You'd be more use to your boss Flame,
if you could pass yourself off as a Barb.
A sense of direction is a must.
- Thanks for showing me how you navigate Jag.
I can take it from here.
- If you ever come back,
I'll show you how we fight.
You won't like that so much.
- Why wait, show me now.
- What's going on?
- Stay out of it Zora.
- Do I have to tell you again Jag,
don't look for enemies.
There are wolves in the forest.
- That's what worries me.
- I'm going fishing.
Anyone want to come?
- It would be a pleasure.
- I was talking to the stranger.
You're needed back at camp.
Do you fish?
- Not really.
- I'll show you.
See you later Jag.
- Go away.
- At least drink something.
Faygar's worried about you.
She wants you to join us for prayers.
We're going to ask Bray to help you through this.
- That figures.
- Don't be angry.
What have we got, if not each other.
- Do you wanna know what I really think Cass?
- What?
- That it's all make believe.
There's no ancestor coming to save us.
Faygar the faker.
- That is a wicked thing to say.
You're wrong, she cares about us.
Bray will come, you'll see.
- Let him come.
I won't be here, and he won't miss me.
- Maybe not, but I will.
- I'm sorry, I just wish Sky was still here.
- Surrender?
But you can't win.
I have to win every time.
I'm a Priv.
- Not anymore, you're discarded.
- No, no that's not it.
If you're going to be a Priv,
you have to sit right.
Leaning back like this with your nose in the air.
See, you're discarded.
- You've lost again, no more privileges for you.
You're discar...
- What's this?
How dare you speak to your mistress like that.
- I'm sorry I didn't.
- Silence.
- Flame, it's my fault.
- And to you, you'll be thrown out to the forbidden zone;
both of you.
- You don't understand.
- I saw her giving you orders.
- But I ordered her to act that way.
- What?
- Yes, I had her playing that role.
It makes me laugh.
Pathetic attempt to silence a Priv.
It was really very funny.
- A game?
Can I play?
- Of course.
- I'll be the Discard, you can give me my chores for the...
What are you waiting on for, go.
Well?
- Filthy Discard, go and fetch me my supper.
(birds chirping)
- There, two of them.
- Where?
- You're not looking in the right place.
- Well I see reflections.
- If you don't fish, what have you been living on?
- I work doing my cape.
Never stay in one place long.
Maybe Jag was right,
I can't survive out here.
- Is that what he said?
- Yeah, among other things.
- Jag's is what he thinks.
At least we Barbs have been honest with you.
- Have you been honest with the Ants as well?
- Faygar and I don't like each other, it's true,
but we didn't raid their camp.
If that's what you mean.
Now, do you want your supper or not?
(birds chirping)
- I'm bored with fruit.
Bring me something else.
- Can't.
- What did you say?
- There's no more food.
- You dare towards the back?
- The cupboards empty.
What are we gonna do?
- It's getting late.
You may leave me now.
I wish to rest.
- There are tribes out there.
People living in the woods, growing their own food.
It's not right.
They should be growing it for us.
- Who asked for your opinion
you nasty little Discard.
- What?
That was fun.
We should do it again sometime.
- Hey Jag, I thought of a great new way to spring a trap.
You tie two trees together, and then...
Maybe another time.
- Oh, he finally showed up.
- Leanne, I wouldn't.
- Don't tell me what to do.
I'm really mad at you Jag for encouraging Erin to hunt.
- I didn't.
- You're as bad as Zora.
- What are you talking about?
- Erin's gone off into the woods and hasn't returned.
Must've got himself lost.
- Lost, then he'd be to find himself and quick.
It'll be dark soon.
- Easy, just aim for the shadow.
Now, can you make a fire?
- Who can't?
(fire crackling)
- How's Dan?
- Good, said he'd be along soon.
- Good, ancestor hear our prayer.
We worship you mighty Bray.
Help us to drive the evil of Zoot from our hearts.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
- [All] Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
(screams)
- Erin, quickly come away.
- Mm, thanks.
- What for, you caught the fish.
- But you showed me how.
- Jag was wrong.
You might make a Barb after all.
When you have to rely on what you can hunt,
you learn fast.
- Will you learn to grown your food?
- Waiting around for seeds to sprout?
I'm too impatient for that.
- Tell me something,
why do the Barbs and the Ants hate each other?
- Do you have to ask?
You saw Faygar telling lies about us.
- Someone raided their village.
I saw it for myself.
If it wasn't you--
- I told you--
- Yeah, and I believe you.
Maybe both tribes are being played with;
hunted like animals.
- The Privs?
It's possible.
- So, wouldn't it be better
if you and the Ants joined forces?
- Do I have to speak to Faygar again?
- Yeah, I suppose so.
- Then it won't happen.
- [All] Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
Mighty Bray save us; ancestor return.
- You okay?
- I was frightened.
- Of course, when I saw you,
you faced the danger with courage.
- No I didn't.
I'm a failure Jag.
- The only failure is in here; it's your fear.
Once you can beat that Erin, you'll be a true Barb.
Come on, let's go home.
(folk music)
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