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SOFĂA:
Two creative forces.
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Fire and water.
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Fire created a world out of darkness
and water gave it life.
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These vital elements are able to nourish.
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But they can also...
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destroy.
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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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- (THEME MUSIC CONCLUDES)
- (FIRE CRACKLING)
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SOFĂA:
And that's how it all began.
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("I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU"
BY DUSTY SPRINGFIELD PLAYING)
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SOFĂA:
Once upon a time,
there was a 16-year-old girl.
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Did she dream about a life of adventure?
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No, this one dreamed of a normal life
with a normal family.
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- Yes, that girl is me.
- PEDRO: Look.
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The snowcapped mountains
look like ice-cream sundaes, right?
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SOFĂA:
That's my dad. Pedro.
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- He lives in his own world.
- (CHEERS)
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SOFĂA:
My mom, Iris, always so cheerful.
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Lupo, my big brother,
observant and vigilant.
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(ENGINE REVVING)
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They say the water from here
has special properties.
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Where did you get that nonsense from?
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I read it online.
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You believe everything you read
on the internet?
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SOFĂA:
Flox, my little sister.
Enough said.
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- (RADIO REWINDS)
- ("I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU" REPLAYS)
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FLOX: It's the fifth time
we've heard this song. What is it?
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A classic from the '60s.
It came stuck in the tape player. Sorry.
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The truck came with a broken stereo,
try to get used to it.
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So? How're we doing?
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(SIGHS, SCOFFS)
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- Mom, I have no reception!
- Get used to dead zones out here.
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Not again!
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IRIS: There is reception,
but it's spotty in some places.
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Go with it.
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I prefer to see the person I'm talking to.
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Because of my parent's job,
we've always lived in beautiful
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but isolated places.
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(GASPS) The town!
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Turn off there.
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- (TIRES SCREECH)
- (ENGINE RUMBLING)
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{\an8}SELENKAY NATIONAL PARK
RĂO VIVO TOWN, CENTER
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Why are we leaving?
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Our house is in the park.
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SOFĂA:
I'm never around other people.
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Just my happy family.
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PEDRO: We're here, everybody!
Welcome to Selenkay! (CHEERS)
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{\an8}WELCOME
SELENKAY NATIONAL PARK
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- (EXHALES)
- (SONG CUTS OFF)
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(ENGINE SHUTS OFF)
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- (BIRDS CHIRPING)
- (CICADAS CHIRPING)
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Warm air at last.
I forgot what it felt like.
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What a change from Antarctica.
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LUPO: Incredible.
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SOFĂA:
To my family, this is paradise.
Living in the middle of nowhere.
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(EXHALES) Finally here.
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Home sweet home.
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- IRIS: You grabbed the camera, right?
- PEDRO: Yeah.
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- IRIS: Sure?
- Yes.
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Lupo!
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(WATER RIPPLING)
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SOFĂA: Where are the neighbors?
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- You said there would be people around.
- IRIS: Only a mile away.
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The ranger's house is always located
near the entrance of the park.
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It's like living on a boat again!
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- Can't we have a normal house?
- IRIS: Well,
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when you grow up,
you can start making your own decisions.
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Don't you like swimming
in your own private lake?
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(LEAVES RUSTLING)
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SOFĂA:
I love water. It flows.
It goes everywhere,
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and no hand can catch it.
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PEDRO: Didn't you say
you wanted to go scuba diving, huh?
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Who promised to make that happen?
Your dad, right?
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Here we have clear water,
we have flora and fauna to discover.
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(CHUCKLES) It's really incredible!
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We're gonna do lots of things,
just like I promised.
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- Uh, I'm going for a walk.
- The town's too far for you to walk to.
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- I'll find a shortcut.
- PEDRO: Let's try to enjoy
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- this moment together. Hmm?
- Yes.
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A new life with my family, huh? (CHUCKLES)
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SOFĂA:
We drove 1,600 miles together!
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Breathing each other's carbon dioxide
the whole way...
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- Hmm!
- ...aren't we together enough?
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All right, enough.
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Our house is right across there.
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Ready to check it out? (CLAPS)
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Let's go!
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SOFĂA:
My parents always think about me
but they don't understand what I want.
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Just a short walk, okay? I'll stay close.
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(SERENE MUSIC PLAYING)
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(BEES BUZZING)
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(CICADAS CHIRPING)
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FLOX: It's a myrtle tree.
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(SIGHS)
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They turn orange
when they reach adulthood.
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- Thanks for the botany lesson.
- (BIRDS CHIRPING)
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(SIGHS) The town can't be that far.
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(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
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(PANTS)
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Follow me a sec, there's a plant
I want you to see over there!
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- (PANTS)
- (GRUNTS) Hold it!
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FLOX: What's the matter?
You're scaring me.
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Everyone quiet, don't move.
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- (SIGHS)
- (WOOD CREAKING)
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That space between the trees
is called "crown shyness."
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They keep the distance
to keep their branches from touching.
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Most common among the same species.
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SOFĂA:
So, they respect each other's space.
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That's just what I need.
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Come on, let's go.
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- Yeah.
- (LUPO SIGHS)
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SELENKAY LAKE
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(LEAVES CRUNCHING)
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- (BIRDS CHIRPING)
- (WATER RIPPLING)
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(ADVENTUROUS MUSIC PLAYING)
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SELENKAY LAKE, 200 M
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(WATER RIPPLING)
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(MUSIC CONCLUDES)
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(OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
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(WATER BURBLING)
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(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING)
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(GASPS, GRUNTS)
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(EXHALES)
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(WATER BURBLING)
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(GASPS, BREATHES HEAVILY)
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(GENTLE MUSIC PLAYING)
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(COUGHS)
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(PANTS)
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(BREATHES SHAKILY)
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(BIRDS CHIRPING)
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SOFĂA: I'm fine, Mom. Nothing happened.
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But something could've happened!
We talked about this!
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SofĂa, we've been over this.
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You can observe and enjoy nature
but you must...
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CHILDREN: But you have to respect her.
You must respect Mother Nature.
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- So, this is a joke to you?
- SOFĂA: No!
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But I'm fine. Nothing bad happened.
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I just tripped. No big deal.
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(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)
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- I fell...
- (WATER BURBLING)
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- (GASPS)
- (WATER BURBLING)
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- And?
- And?
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(GRUNTS) I don't remember anything else.
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(SIGHS)
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SOFĂA:
I could swear something strange
happened in that place.
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But... who would believe that?
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Incredible.
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FLOX: No, I think it's awesome
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- that you almost died.
- IRIS: Flox!
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You can't take unnecessary risks. Okay?
It's important that you know that.
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All right, Mom.
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I promise to be more careful.
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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So, we're in town now. Are you happy?
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Yeah.
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SOFĂA:
That life could be mine, at last.
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I'm gonna m... make my way to the shops.
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Why don't the three of you go?
You could get lost.
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Sure, but, uh, is this such a big town?
It's all of two blocks.
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It's big enough to get turned around in.
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We just don't wanna lose you. Hmm?
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You're too precious.
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Yeah.
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Oh, sorry, I wasn't watching.
Huh, you good? All right. Hmm.
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See? Living around people comes
with complications.
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Hmm? You saw that?
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(SCOFFS) Yeah.
Civilization is so complicated.
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Such a hassle.
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(OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
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(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
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- (LIGHTNING STRIKES)
- (THUNDER RUMBLING)
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(OMINOUS MUSIC CONTINUES)
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PEDRO: Flox, help us out!
Look how much everyone's carrying!
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I'm doing the best I can, Dad. Come on!
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Oh, yeah. All right.
Don't strain yourself.
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FLOX: All right. Yeah, yeah.
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(INHALES DEEPLY)
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What's wrong, Mom?
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Fire. From the east.
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Lupo! You come with me! Let's go.
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SOFĂA: I'll go with you!
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(TENSE MUSIC PLAYING)
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(FIRE CRACKLING)
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(PANTS) Good afternoon.
I'm the park ranger.
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You can't build campfires here.
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Understood.
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We're sorry. We didn't know.
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You have identification?
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(GRUNTS) So, do you have yours?
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Why don't you come take a look?
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RAFAEL:
Sorry, my brother is just joking.
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We... we don't really need to see your ID.
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MICAEL: Right,
I have an odd sense of humor.
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Hello.
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I can appreciate the humor
but I don't joke about respecting nature.
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If you're not observant,
if you're careless,
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a spark can start a disaster.
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Yeah, we didn't know it was so dangerous.
Really sorry.
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We're kinda new in town.
We're Micael and Rafael Fénix.
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Pedro Rivera.
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Lupo Rivera.
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Now we've met.
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The park is about to close,
you guys should probably head out.
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- No problem, we'll just put the fire out.
- PEDRO: No.
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I'll take care of it.
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Everything okay?
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Yeah.
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SOFĂA:
I'd never felt anything like that.
I don't even know how to describe it.
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Uh, no. You can't start a fire out here.
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My bad.
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SOFĂA: I'm SofĂa.
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- We good?
- Yeah, sure.
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Maybe don't tell your mother about it.
She worries too much.
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("TODO LO QUE FUE"
BY LUCAS & THE WOODS PLAYING)
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("I ONLY WANT TO BE WITH YOU"
BY DUSTY SPRINGFIELD PLAYS OVER RADIO)
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- (ENGINE SPUTTERING)
- Relax, your mom knows what she's doing.
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Hmm? Just look at this as your classroom
with this beautiful view.
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- He's right, you know.
- We've always been good teachers.
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Right?
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SOFĂA:
Sure,
it's just that being homeschooled was...
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lonely.
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Our children are grateful, as usual.
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I didn't think you were that bad.
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(GRUNTS) Of course, I would be late
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and be the weird, new girl
on my first day.
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(SCOFFS) Well,
at least we're not showing up in a canoe.
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Hmm?
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SOFĂA:
Flox and her smart comments.
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What? What's that look?
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Mm. Nothing really, just...
are you wearing glitter?
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(GRUNTS)
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Wow.
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- Tell me, are you really sure about this?
- They're not ready for this.
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- Mm.
- Look what just happened with SofĂa.
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- Iris, please, come on.
- I just don't want her to get hurt.
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It's better not to overreact.
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We'll just see what happens today,
and go from there.
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Or...
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- I have an idea.
- (WRENCH CLATTERS)
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What about if we just go back home
and start tomorrow?
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Well?
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Forget it, I'll go on foot.
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("TODO LO QUE FUE" BY
LUCAS & THE WOODS PLAYS OVER HEADPHONES)
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(MUSIC FADES)
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- (BIKE BELL DINGS)
- Oh! I'm sorry!
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- (PANTS)
- (INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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NARRATOR: (OVER SPEAKERS)
Two creative forces.
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Fire and water.
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"LOOK DEEP INTO NATURE AND THEN
YOU WILL UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING BETTER"
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NARRATOR: (OVER SPEAKERS)
Fire created a world out of darkness
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and water gave it life.
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These vital elements
are able to nourish...
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but they can also destroy.
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TACU: Some people believe
a God created everything.
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Others, a Big Bang.
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But the native tribes from this valley,
my ancestors,
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had their own vision
about Earth's creation.
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In our culture, water and fire
are the origin of everything.
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- That's why we honor and protect nature.
- GAEL: Do we really protect nature?
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Seems to me like humans are destroying it.
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(STUDENTS SNICKERING, MUTTERING)
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Not all of us are.
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(MUTTERING CONTINUES)
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- Why lump us all in?
- You can't ignore the planet.
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What's been done to it.
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By who?
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- By you? You're human too.
- We're all guilty.
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I'd focus on our responsibility,
not our guilt.
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I'm from Antarctica.
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My parents worked there, gathering samples
of the soil and different species.
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We saw everyday how the oceans changed.
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The salinity going down,
and sea levels rising from the melting.
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Because of global warming, of course.
That doesn't mean we can't change.
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Maybe those who destroy their planet
don't deserve to live on it.
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It's not too late to change everything,
starting even with ourselves.
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For example, some of could not start fires
in the forest.
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(CHALK SCRIBBLING)
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Very good debate. Very good.
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That's the way to start the year.
Just imagine what's to come, huh?
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Good! Good!
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Thank you, Tacu, for your presentation.
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- And thank you, uh...
- SofĂa.
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- TEACHER: SofĂa.
- S... SofĂa Rivera.
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I'm sorry I'm so late.
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TEACHER: Welcome, SofĂa.
You're not the only new one.
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We also have Gael.
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Welcome. Come on in and take your place.
You're welcome to sit wherever you like.
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Thank you.
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(CHUCKLES) You were great.
You should do public speaking.
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Welcome, I'm Diana.
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Thank you.
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(TEACHER SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
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(SOFT MUSIC PLAYING)
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
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(SIGHS)
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(CELL PHONE RINGING)
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You're finally here!
Lupo was getting worried.
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I wasn't worried, she was actually.
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How'd it go?
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Horrible.
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I'll never criticize
Dad and Mom's teaching skills again.
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SofĂa!
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SOFĂA: Hey, what's up?
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This is Diana Alves, my classmate.
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These are my siblings,
this one's Flox and Lupo.
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Hey.
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You speak?
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Delighted.
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(SNICKERS)
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STUDENT:
Lightening went right through the roof!
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Look at this picture!
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Apparently, lightning struck yesterday.
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You missed it?
Incredible, at the old smithy.
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I was passing by on my bike
and it hit out of nowhere. No storm.
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(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
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DIANA: Would you like
a tour of the school?
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- (CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
- No. We'd like privacy.
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Okay. Catch up with you later.
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(SCHOOL BELL RINGING)
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- Where to now?
- FLOX: If everyone's chatty like that,
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- I'll go insane.
- (SIGHS) Flox.
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Everyone's staring.
I hate being the new kid.
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Forget it. We're not the only ones.
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(UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)
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- SOFĂA: He wasn't so friendly yesterday.
- You know them?
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Why do I always feel left out?
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Uh, okay. See you at home, guys.
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(MUSIC CONCLUDES)
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SOFĂA:
Thanks for showing me around.
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- I love RĂo Vivo. So much to do!
- Wow, you were really isolated.
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There's not a lot of us,
so it gets boring.
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You're like an exciting, new attraction.
And Gael, and his two brothers.
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(CHUCKLES)
You really got into it. What's that?
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- Mm. What?
- You like him?
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- No. No. Not at all.
- (LAUGHS)
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- All right. Don't know where I got that.
- Mm.
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Must be wrong.
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And your brother? Tell me what he's like.
Major cutie!
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- Gross, Diana, that's my brother! (GROANS)
- (GIGGLES)
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- (CHUCKLES)
- This is super delicious. You grew these?
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I did. Wait until you try my extract.
I distill it and concentrate the flavors,
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and then I use it to make perfume,
hair dye, ice cream.
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- You're really into science, huh?
- I love it.
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- (LIGHTNING STRIKES)
- (THUNDER RUMBLING)
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Here it is.
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(DISTANT RUMBLING CONTINUES)
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Why does it look abandoned?
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It is. For a long time. I don't think
it's been used in my lifetime.
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See that blacksmith sign?
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They say that it's haunted.
Some say they've seen things. (CHUCKLES)
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- What things?
- Superstitious nonsense.
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Let's see what the lightning did to it.
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- (ENGINE REVVING)
- SOFĂA: Wait! (GASPS)
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(OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
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- It's Rafael. The older Fénix brother.
- I wouldn't know. Why is he here?
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Don't know.
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Let's go in.
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Come on.
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(DOOR CREAKS)
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(WATER DRIPPING)
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SOFĂA: Hello?
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Anyone here?
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- (WOOD CRACKING)
- (BREATHES SHAKILY)
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Careful!
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(BREATHES HEAVILY)
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(ELECTRIC BUZZING)
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- They're remodeling.
- Who is? The... the Fénixes?
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I would assume. (CHUCKLES)
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There's something odd about them.
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I'm not sure what.
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(TENSE MUSIC PLAYING)
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DIANA: SofĂa?
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SofĂa? SofĂa? Are you there?
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Yeah, sorry.
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I... it's just... fascinating.
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Seen a lot of trees,
but not one growing inside a building.
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DIANA: The only living thing in here
for a long time.
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- (GRUNTS)
- (LAUGHS)
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Sorry! I'm so sorry.
I found this and I couldn't help myself.
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Look, at the bark.
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The tree is like a lightning rod,
that's why it struck there.
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Mm. But...
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it didn't burn or break apart, nothing.
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(EXHALES) Let's look around.
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- (SKULL CLATTERING)
- (OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
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- (FIRE CRACKLING)
- (WOOD CREAKING)
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(GLASS CLINKING)
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Look! These are new bottles!
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- And very dirty.
- Diana...
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- Diana!
- Yeah?
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- (GASPS)
- (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING)
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(GLASS SHATTERING)
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(GASPS)
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Water! We need water, Diana!
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Nothing's coming out,
there's... there's no water!
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Let's go. Come on, let's go!
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(BREATHES HEAVILY)
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You've gotta go find some help. Hurry!
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I'll be right back!
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(BREATHES HEAVILY)
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(WHIMPERS)
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- (WATER SPLASHING)
- (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC CONCLUDES)
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- (METAL CLANGING)
- (BIRDS CHIRPING)
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(WATER TRICKLING)
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(GULPS, BREATHES SHAKILY)
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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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{\an8}(THEME MUSIC CONCLUDES)
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