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Was it your business that got her killed?

No, it was a burglary gone wrong.

He wanted you there, Rox. Out of your mum's house.

-[Grace] What does Derrick think? -[Roxy] Who?

-Your mum's boyfriend. -Derrick who?

Derrick Reena.

[Tom] If you've seen Allison we urge you to call the number.

-Don't! -[The Voice] Make her stop.

Let me go!

God!

Oh! Veronica! [sobbing]

I'm with you, Jos.

[Jos] Matty, are you fucking kidding? You have no idea what you've done.

He's all over Urbandox. Oh, my God, he's gonna end up in a lab.

He should be in a lab, he's a fucking freak!

I swear to God, I'll kill you!

I want to be a part of something that matters, that changes lives.

Sorry, I didn't sign up for this.

After the election, I want a divorce.

Go tell my sister a big change is coming and I need her to pick a side.

The rebels are led by a woman called Zoia.

Zoia gave birth to a daughter.

Fuck! Declan!

[grunts]

[light clicking]

["You Should See Me In A Crown" by Billie Eilish playing]

[female singer] ♪ Count my cards, watch them fall ♪

♪ Blood on a marble wall ♪

♪ I like the way they all ♪

♪ Scream Tell me which one is worse ♪

♪ Living or dying first ♪

♪ Sleeping inside a hearse ♪

[distant screaming]

[panting]

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I... I didn't mean to hurt her.

[The Voice] What's this... guilt?

We don't have time for that shit.

This is war...

and that woman was your enemy.

[music continues]

There will be others.

Don't be afraid.

A soldier will come.

[female singer] ♪ One by one by one ♪

♪ One by one by one ♪

[siren wailing in the distance]

-[Derrick] Who's there? -Roxy Monke. You're Derrick Reena, yeah?

Sorry. About your mum.

[Derrick cries out]

Why are you doing this? I loved your mum...

If you loved her so much, how come she never introduced us?

Or even mentioned your name?

Why didn't you come to her funeral?

Or at least send some fucking roses?

Maybe because you're the one who sent those blokes to kill her?

You've got it all wrong.

Christina didn't introduce us because she was afraid you'd tell your dad.

Bernie's married and he's got a bit on the side.

Why would he give a fuck who mum was shagging?

Because I'm police.

I was investigating Bernie's businesses...

That's how I met your mum.

She knew I was investigating him.

You're a fucking liar.

[Derrick] I'm not a liar, darling.

But you're right about one thing.

It's my fault Christina's dead.

I should never have crossed the line with her.

I thought after the investigation was over, we'd make a go of it.

Why didn't you come find me?

Tell me what you knew? Or tell the police?

Bernie was sending a message, wasn't he?

I knew what would happen if I kept going.

I loved your mum but I'm a bloody coward.

I buried the evidence... and I quit.

I've been waiting for Bernie's lot to come for me.

Is that you then?

You one of your dad's soldiers now?

[Margot] It's a frightening time to be a little girl in this country.

Violence. Hateful speech.

Our girls are being persecuted,

and the measures our governor is proposing

are only going to make matters worse.

Criminalising EOD.

We've seen where this leads.

Some things about this world are changing.

Change can be frightening.

You need a representative who understands your family values.

A representative who will stand with all of our children.

Someone who knows what it means to fight for your rights.

Someone who cares.

I'm Margot Cleary-Lopez, and I want to be your next Senator.

[applause]

That'll do the job. Great work, everyone. Thank you.

Alright, woo-hoo!

Big phone banking push tomorrow, so get some rest tonight, everyone.

-Goodnight. -[male volunteer] Great.

-Thank you. -Thank you, great work.

[indistinct chatter]

[Caleb] Thank you. Thank you.

[door slides shut]

Is it the little girl in the prison cell? Too dark?

Appropriately dark, given all the shit Dandon's been saying.

No. It's... not the video. The video's perfect, guys.

No.

What? Why are you looking at me like that?

Margot, I didn't sign on as your campaign manager

just because I love an underdog.

I signed on because I want to watch you kick

Daniel Dandon's fascist, fear-mongering, White privileged ass.

But I can't do my job unless you're being radically honest with me.

Okay.

Let's start with those videos of Jos and that boy.

With the skein.

My daughter's boyfriend. His name is Ryan.

-It's all over Urbandox. -Yes, I'm well aware.

What, Ryan can't be the only boy to have a chromosomal irregularity?

He's the only boy with a skein, that we know of.

If there are others, they certainly are not going public.

Yeah, I wonder why that is.

Margot, a huge part of your appeal stems from your role

as a mother and your relatable family image.

Wait, are you telling me that my daughter's boyfriend

having a skein makes my family not relatable?

This isn't about judgement. I'm all for dudes having skeins.

Believe me, if it were an option, I'd be first in line.

But we have to think numbers.

You're polling low with men as it is.

I'm not telling my daughter to hide or end her relationship.

Nobody's asking you to do that.

We just want to know how Ryan is handling all the exposure.

Well, I'm sure it hasn't been easy. I know Jos feels terrible about it.

He's going to need our protection and our support.

[Caleb] Mm-hmm.

Why don't I talk to his parents,

and I'll find out what we can do to help?

How's your marriage? How's Rob holding up?

Oh, my God! My marriage is fine. Rob is fine.

Great, that will contrast nicely with Dandon's three divorces.

Oh, my God.

[giggling]

[atmospheric music playing]

Yuki?

That's Ryan's locker.

Oh, so now I've got the power,

you're not too cool to talk to me anymore, Fizz?

What did you just call me?

-Fizz. -[girls] Fizz. Fizz.

You can't even use yours, right?

You're just as much of a freak as your little boyfriend.

I can't believe I was ever friends with someone as low as you.

Evolve, bitch.

[Helen] It's a new facility in California.

Like a summer camp.

They're doing cutting-edge work

helping kids struggling to manage their EOD.

Jos cares about your son.

Deeply.

So the Mayor cares about him, too.

And with all the attention,

we're concerned about his safety.

We've been getting calls at our work.

Nasty messages, emails.

We can't lose our jobs.

He's a good boy. A normal boy.

There's nothing wrong with him.

Oh, of course not.

But wouldn't it be nice for him to be around other kids like him?

They are gonna help him learn how to manage this.

It's safe. It's secure. There's no prying eyes.

All expenses will be paid. Of course.

[Kate] So you've been spending a lot of time on this bus.

-[Rob] Yeah. I mean, it's a little tough-- -[indistinct chatter]

I need quiet, please.

-[man] I'm so sorry. -[woman] Sorry.

So, what do you do to stay fit?

What do I do to stay fit?

I run most mornings, I swim a little bit,

and I play b-ball with the kids as often as I can.

My husband loves shooting hoops with the kids.

Oh, yeah? It's a great team-building kinda sport.

You're in way better shape than him though.

Don't tell him I said that.

-Okay. -[Kate laughs]

So...

how do you feel being the man behind the woman?

Well, I actually like to think of myself

as beside the woman.

Margot is seen as a candidate who'll stand up for women and girls

with the EOD even though she herself tested negative.

Why do you think that is?

Well, um...

Well, Margot believes in doing what's right.

And she's super smart

and she doesn't just stand for people like her,

she cares about everybody.

[Kate] Thank you, Rob.

[recorder beeps]

Hey, uh... So, when's the piece coming in?

You want me to email you a copy?

Oh, that'd be great. That'd be great.

You can just shoot it at robert@agwpharm, uh...

You know, you know what, why don't you just

send it to my personal?

Just be a lot easier, you know.

[video chat ringing]

Hey, Matt, how's it going?

Hi. Is this for real?

I can't believe you know who I am.

Of course I know who you are, dude,

you're the one who posted that video letting the world see

how this EOD infection is spreading.

It took real courage.

Wow. Thanks.

Yeah, that's cool 'cause I feel like no one ever listens to me, you know.

Hey, I hear you. I see you.

I know how much strength it takes to tell the truth these days.

That's why I'm calling. We need your help.

Me?

How can I help?

[Urbandox] Are your parents around right now?

No, no, everybody's campaigning or whatever.

[Urbandox] 'Cause what I'm about to ask you is highly confidential, okay?

Okay.

[Urbandox] Your mission, should you choose to accept it, Matt Cleary-Lopez,

is to be our secret eyes and ears

into the most important senatorial campaign in American history.

Wait. Are you asking me to spy on my mum?

[Urbandox] No. Just on her campaign. Her policies.

Which, let's face it, are a direct threat to you

and the future of the human race.

If my mum was out there fighting against my entire existence,

I'd think she didn't give a crap about me.

I wouldn't just be hurt, I'd be angry.

I am. But I'm already, like, disowned and grounded for life.

I don't want anyone to get hurt.

[Urbandox] Of course not!

Hey, I can't believe there are whack-jobs out there

using my words to justify violence!

My whole point is that I don't want anyone to get hurt.

Especially not good guys like you.

I mean, look what they did to your face.

That's what I'm talking about.

Not hurting women. Protecting men.

If your mum wins,

your family becomes an even bigger target for all the crazies out there.

And if she doesn't win,

you get to go back to living your normal lives.

Don't you want things to go back to normal?

Shit, I know I do.

-[door opens] -Shit.

[in Romanian] You may go.

[guard, in Romanian] Understood.

[in English] Er, Mrs Moskalev?

Erm, it's...

[shushing]

Where is she?

[Tunde] By the border.

An abandoned bathhouse.

Zoia made me memorise a number for her.

I can write it down.

Hey.

Zoia asked me to deliver a message.

She said, "Pick a side."

I will have a car take you back to your hotel.

Then straight to the airport.

Thank you, thank you.

But... but...

Go home.

I'll see you again, Tunde Ojo.

-[knocks on door] -[sighs]

[door opens]

[intense music playing]

[indistinct chatter]

Hey!

Hey. Hey, hello? What's going on? What's happening?

Viktor Moskalev is dead.

[ominous music playing]

[Declan] You got out.

Jesus, I was worried you might go the way of Viktor.

You sold me out, you piece of shit!

I gave you the story of your life.

Have you seen the news?

Yes, of course I've seen the news. What happened?

[Declan] Murdered by his wife's hairdresser.

Palace are saying she was a sympathiser of your girls in the North.

They're probably watching you right now.

Shit.

[Declan] You need to get out of the country right now.

D'you hear me?

-I have to warn Zoia. -[Declan] Don't bother.

I'm on my way myself.

No. No, no, no, Declan, I swear to God, don't fucking...

Fuck!

Shit.

[indistinct chattering]

[Declan] Hello there!

General Zoia?

I'm a journalist. Declan Blease. Friend of Tunde's.

[baby cries]

What do you want?

[Declan] I know Tatiana Moskalev is your sister.

I just want to talk.

Hear your story.

Tell the world who you are.

[baby crying]

Shh...

[Declan] What do you say?

Cross the river.

Cross the river?

[chuckles]

Okay.

Had to do this once before in Bolivia,

trying to escape a cartel.

[baby cries]

[Declan] How I won my first Pulitzer. Okay.

Phew, Jesus. That is cold.

[spark sizzling]

Ah! Jesus, what the fuck are you doing?

Argh, for fuck... Listen!

I'm a fucking journalist, okay?

You cows!

-[Declan yelling] -[water splashing]

[electric buzzing sounds]

[dramatic music playing]

[music fades]

[water running, then stops]

[gulps]

-[Roxy] What keeps you up at night? -[gasps]

[glass clinks]

[Bernie] Jesus fucking Christ, Rox.

Is it all the people you've had killed?

Where you been?

Went for a walk.

-Go to bed. -[Roxy] No.

-[Bernie] Fine, I'll go to bed. -[scoffs]

Derrick Reena.

[Bernie] What about him?

Why was he such a threat to you?

What, you didn't want to see her happy?

Did you think that she'd forget about you?

That I'd forget about you?

He was a copper.

Yeah, that stupid cunt mother of yours was shagging a copper.

[Darrell] Oi, what's going on?

Say it was you.

Go on.

I mean, everything she knew about me...

I couldn't have her fucking the filth.

'Cause I housed her, I clothed her, I fed her.

Even after Barbara said cut them off.

And that's how she repays me?

So, yeah... [laughs]

Yeah.

It fucking was me.

[ominous music plays]

I'm glad your son's dead,

'cause now you know how it feels.

-That pain... that'll never go away. -[spluttering]

And I was there!

I was the fucking cause!

-[yelling, crockery smashing] -[Barbara] What's going on?

-[Darrell] Stop! Please! -Bernie, stop!

-I'll fucking kill you! -Come on then.

-[Roxy] I'll fucking kill you. -Come on, show me what you got.

[Bernie] Come on, show me what you got.

Did you know?

Did you know?

-Know what? -About my mum.

What about your mum?

What about her?

You're gonna need this if you decide to stick by him.

-[electric buzzing] -Oh, no! Roxy! Rox! Mum!

[Barbara groaning]

[gasping]

[Bernie] Roxy, what have you done?

[Darrell] Mum, Mum, Mum, are you okay?

Mum!

[intense music playing]

-Bye, Dad. -Roxy!

[door opens]

You can come out now. The police are gone.

What did they say?

-[door closes] -What'd you tell them?

Nobody spoke about you.

What...

What about Sister Veronica?

What do they think happened?

[Sister Maria] Well...

maybe a brain haemorrhage.

Or maybe she fell. They don't know yet.

I should have taken better care of her.

No, it...

It wasn't your fault.

It was no one's fault.

It was God's will.

She was my mother when I had no one in the world.

I never had a mother.

Until... Until God started speaking to me.

Mm.

And then I realised, God is a mother.

She's all of our mothers, as long as we believe.

[The Voice] Clever, clever girl. Belief is Power.

Build that army. Make them all yours.

Sister Veronica is with Our Mother now.

Well, we can honour her by continuing her work.

Yeah...

Thank you.

[The Voice and Allie] All the holy men we've ever been taught to worship,

they were brought into the world by mothers.

They call God The Father and his Son The Lord, right?

But let me ask you this, what's greater...

the thing created,

or the one who creates?

She cuppeth the lightning in her hands.

She commandeth it to strike.

[gasps]

[dramatic music playing]

You guys! She doesn't talk to God!

She hears voices in her head!

She's psycho! And a murderer.

She killed that man, and she did something to Sister Veronica!

You have to know that!

God, what are you, like, brainwashed?

The cops are gonna find out we're hiding her and take us all to jail!

God is sending her salvation.

A soldier will come.

You will be damned for your doubt.

God will not forget that you did not trust Her in this hour of triumph.

[The Voice] Our words can touch millions.

If you call to them, they will come.

They will kill for and die for you.

You will never be alone again.

[Roxy] Converting nuns now?

Fucking genius.

[phone ringing]

Stop calling me, Darrell.

[Darrell] Dad's gone mental, Rox. He knows you stole Mum's diamonds.

He's out looking for you and he thinks you're going to New York.

-Bollocks. -[Darrell] Oh, Rox, it's bad.

Why does he think that?

[Darrell] You've gotta run. He's coming after you.

Just disappear for a while.

[flight assistant over PA] Could Roxanne Monke report to airline desk 60

for standby to New York.

-[Darrell] So you are going to New York. -Don't call again.

-Roxy Monke. -Ah, good afternoon, Miss Monke.

So, I have a standby to New York--

Nah, nah, nah, I'm not going there anymore.

I need to go somewhere else. Anywhere.

Well, we need to be a bit more specific.

[General Miron, in Romanian] The army is ready to move North, Madam.

[Tatiana] I am sacrificing my own sister out of loyalty for my country.

You understand?

[suspenseful music playing]

Don't let me down.

Never.

Go.

[Tunde, in English] Hey, hey! Hey.

-Are you going North? -[bus driver] No, South.

Wait, wait, wait! Wait, wait, wait.

Thank you.

Hey. Just for one, please.

Thank you.

Erm, don't... don't worry about it.

Shit.

[horns honking]

[General Miron, in Romanian] We will no longer stand by

while these rebel women pillage our land.

In our President's memory,

I am deploying the army to clean up the mess in the North.

In defence of traditional values

and the nuclear family.

[in English] What is he saying?

He's sending the army to take care of those prostitutes in the North.

I need a car. Do you have a price list?

Special price today. Everything double.

Which one?

[chimes]

[sighing]

[cell phone vibrates]

[gentle music playing]

[male photographer] This way! Yeah, that's great.

[camera shutters clicking]

[female photographer] Bring the family in.

Let's go.

[female photographer] Look at me, sweetheart. Look at me.

Hey.

[male photographer] Perfect!

Bye, you guys.

[Izzy] Can I have some popcorn?

Dad said nothing from the mini bar.

Did you know that female politicians

receive 70% more death threats than their male counterparts?

Duh.

[Izzy] What about nuts?

-I don't know. Are you paying for them? -But I don't have any money.

Are you both okay with pizza?

Yeah.

I'm gonna sleep in the biggest bed.

Okay, so, on an average day in Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign,

her staff reported over 100 direct threats of sexual violence.

-[door lock beeps] -What, are you a feminist now?

What? No!

But aren't you worried about Mum if she wins?

[indistinct chatter]

Hey, guys, I left the kids up in the room and, erm, to their own devices.

They're gonna be charging the whole of the room service.

I'm just worried.

-Rob. Hey. -Oh, hey, Kate. How are you?

-How's it going? -Can I get anyone a drink?

-[man] Er, no. I'm fine. -I wish.

-Okay. -I left something in the room.

But maybe some other time.

-[Kate] Lionel, this is so exciting. -Okay, yep.

[sighs]

Hey.

[whispering] You left this in the bar.

I did?

I'm in 247.

Hey, man, watch where you're going.

-Just back off, man, don't come at me. -[man 1] Get the fuck off him, man.

-What the fuck is wrong with you? -What, you're the ones

that came at me, man.

-[man 1] What is your problem? -[man 2] Fucking asshole.

Your undecideds are split.

Half are about bodily autonomy, they want it covered by insurance.

The other half think it's a gun.

Well, if it were actually a gun, they'd want us to issue it to teachers.

I'm not going to say that, don't worry.

Daniel's golden ticket, and he's going to keep flashing it, are EOD casualties,

male victims, Clyde Montgomery, in particular.

That is his literal great white hope.

Do not allow him to make this a men versus women issue.

EOD is great for everybody.

-We're powerful together. -[Helen] Mm-hmm.

-[woman] Five minutes! -[Caleb] Thanks!

Keep on throwing him those stats, rape, domestic violence, all down.

And when he comes after you...

What? I punch him? Flip the podium? Start weeping?

I got this, okay? I'm ready.

Now get the fuck out of here. You're stressing me out.

[Helen] Alright, alright.

You just give him hell.

You look great.

-Okay. Alright. -Alright.

[Helen] Everybody out. Let's have a wonderful night. Come on.

[indistinct chatter]

[door closes]

[electric buzzing]

There must be penalties for those who choose to abuse EOD.

There must be justice for victims like Clyde Montgomery.

A good Christian man found dead, and a delinquent girl on the loose,

with a lethal weapon in her hands.

We don't know all the facts of that case yet.

Now that should be your campaign slogan.

[laughter and applause]

"We don't know all the facts!"

The truth is, you don't want the people to know the facts.

You say you're all about transparency,

but you are fighting to prevent EOD testing and data collection.

Data that could be used to discriminate against women.

Anyone who poses a direct threat to their colleagues shouldn't be allowed to work!

That's not discrimination. It's consequences.

[applause]

What an asshole.

Now, listen, I don't have a problem with anyone who has EOD,

until they use it in a way that is harmful to others.

That is what I'm seeking, not to criminalise but to prevent,

with deterrent legislation.

Well, we already have deterrent legislation.

Can EOD be used to hurt someone? Sure.

In the same way a kick or a fist could be.

Assault is assault, and we have laws on the books for that.

EOD is a natural extension of a woman's body.

Creating special laws or rules around its use is A, inherently sexist

and B, opens the door to a compounding of discrimination

against our most vulnerable populations.

EOD is a healthcare issue, not a criminal one

that now affects nearly half the population,

yet Governor Dandon's answer to that is "lock 'em up!"

Well, yes, absolutely. You got me there, Margot.

I do want to lock people up who pose a threat.

I understand, Daniel, that as a man

you would only interpret EOD as a source of aggression.

Oh, careful there, that's sexism.

But contrary to the anecdotal cases the Governor cites,

the data tells us a very different story.

Let's talk data. Leaked data.

Let's talk about how your husband, Dr Robert Lopez,

one of a handful of people with access

to a classified EOD study that was leaked to the press.

I really have no idea where you're going with this.

-[Dandon] Mm-hmm. The author... -[whispers] What's he talking about?

...of the aforementioned article

just happened to be an old college friend of your husband's.

Ah, Declan is one of the foremost investigative reporters in the world.

And, yes, he happens to be my husband's friend.

My husband has a lot of friends.

He's a... He's a friendly guy.

But this speculation, it's just desperate, Daniel.

It's not a good look.

The Governor is grasping at extremely thin straws

in an attempt to distract you from the truth.

The truth is this, violent crime is down since the emergence of EOD.

Reported rapes are down 75%.

Domestic violence is down 61%.

There have been no reports of missing or murdered trans women of colour

in the last three months.

That is not a threat, that is a promise of a better future.

[cheering and applause]

Next question is from Penelope Herron from Longview City.

Hi.

I consider myself a feminist.

I believe every woman should have a choice.

And I have chosen not to get the EOD.

I mean, that's her choice, right?

Every use I've seen for this thing, it's about violence.

I grew up in a house with violence. I don't want this.

I don't want this for my children.

I feel like this is being forced on me.

It's like forcing me to have a gun in my house when I don't want one.

Forcing my daughter to carry a gun on her body.

What steps are you taking to contain and control this

and to protect those of us who don't want this in our lives?

Governor Dandon.

Penelope, thank you. I am so glad you asked.

And you are right to be nervous.

Because let's be honest, EOD is an unlicensed weapon.

Which is why I am pleased to announce that my team

is in the process of putting together a bill that would outlaw

-the transfer of EOD. -[audience groan]

-[Dandon] No, no, hold on. No, no. -Can he do that?

-[Dandon] Let's think about this. -No, no, he can't.

We have no idea what the long-term health effects of EOD are on the human body.

And once the skein is activated, EOD is an irreversible condition.

Like guns, this is a public health debate veiled as a matter of personal liberty.

[audience chattering]

[moderator] Mayor Cleary-Lopez?

Penelope. First off, I want to thank you

for being so open and honest about your feelings here today.

I appreciate your vulnerability.

I'd like to ask you something.

Erm, sure.

You say you grew up with violence,

and it sounds like you've worked very hard

to cultivate a safe home for your own family.

I know what an achievement that is.

But let me ask you this,

do you think every woman

feels the same sense of safety under her own roof?

No.

And do you think most women feel that safety when they're out in the world,

out on the streets?

Not really, no.

And do you feel as safe out in public as you do in your own home?

Okay, the truth is,

women who have this are actually making the world safer for you.

I support your choice not to get EOD. Absolutely.

But what I do not support is people making that choice for other women,

women who may feel they do have that need.

[applause]

Choice? Let's talk about choice.

Let's talk about a school in California.

A conversion camp, really, where children with skeins

are force-fed medication.

Now let's talk about a boy who was sent to one of these camps.

Your daughter's boyfriend, in fact.

Now, you call yourself the family values candidate,

an advocate for bodily autonomy,

but your campaign sent that boy away

to be experimented on against his will!

-What? -No, no, no...

-We didn't... I didn't-- -Yes. You did.

His poor parents are sitting right out there.

And you're a liar.

And a fraud. How can we trust you to protect the American people

when you can't even protect your own son

from being assaulted by your unstable daughter?

-Okay, that's enough! -[electric buzzing]

[atmospheric music playing]

-[production assistant] Go to commercial! -[studio manager] Get me some water!

[tense music playing]

Dad?

[scattered gunshots]

[man speaking in Romanian]

[Tunde] I'm in Carpathia. Somewhere near the Romanian border.

The army were sent here to confront the rebels.

But it looks like Zoia was ready for them.

There are bodies, gunfire, burn marks.

Evidence that EOD has been used as a weapon...

on a grand scale.

[dramatic music playing]

Declan?

[ominous music playing]

Shit! Shit!

[man yelling]

Fuck.

[Tunde coughs]

-[gasping] -[Tunde] General Miron.

[in Romanian] They...

destroyed our tanks.

[in English] I'm gonna get you some help, okay? I'm gonna get you--

[in Romanian] They killed everyone.

-[screaming] -[in English] Sorry, sorry, sorry.

[General Miron, in Romanian] Tatiana... she knew...

she warned them... she betrayed us!

[cell phone vibrating]

[in English] What's happened, Tunde?

[Tunde sobs]

[Ndudi] I saw your live stream.

Are you hurt?

Tunde, I need you to come home now, okay?

[Tunde sobbing]

-[Ndudi] Do you hear me? -I... [sobbing]

Tunde, come home!

[gunfire]

[indistinct chattering]

[Tatiana] So, little one.

[Zoia] It's done. We're free.

-[Tatiana] Almost. -[baby coos]

-Shh. -[Tatiana] You're a mother.

[in Romanian] You're an auntie.

[Zoia] Let's make sure she doesn't get screwed up like we did.

[soldier, in Romanian] Awaiting orders, Madam President!

[in English] She won't. She has The Power.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[sighs]

[intense music playing]

[women cheering]

-[loud cheering] -[gunshots]

[in English] What the fuck?

I thought you'd be taller.

My spark's not working. How are you doing that?

You still think I'm fake?

Well, I can't see nothing.

You're using it to control me from the inside?

-How the fuck are you doing that? -I already told you--

Yeah, yeah. God. That shit might work on other people,

but it's not gonna work on me.

-[electric buzzing] -[Roxy screaming]

You're strong.

Stronger than anyone I've ever seen.

What took you so long?

Had to make a pit stop at Disney, didn't I?

See if they'd let me be a princess or something.

[atmospheric music playing]

Welcome to the family.

[music playing]

♪ Flip the hourglass ♪

♪ Erase another past ♪

♪ Never going back ♪

♪ Never going back ♪

♪ Welcome to the new world ♪

♪ Fireworks and flames ♪

♪ Popping off the place ♪

♪ Come a long way Welcome to the new world ♪

♪ Don't you take it slow ♪

♪ Step into the unknown ♪

♪ Welcome to the new world ♪

♪ Everything we hold ♪

♪ Trousers dipped in gold ♪

♪ Gotta let it go ♪

♪ Gotta let it go ♪

♪ Come and disappear ♪

♪ Wash away your fears ♪

♪ Time to take the first step ♪

♪ Take the first step ♪

♪ Welcome to the new world ♪

♪ Fireworks and flames ♪

♪ Popping off the place ♪

♪ Come a long way ♪

♪ Welcome to the new world ♪

♪ If we go, we're gonna live forever ♪

♪ Yeah, we're gonna go and live forever ♪

♪ Yeah, we're gonna go and live forever ♪

♪ Welcome to the new world ♪