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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 of staying alive
- Throughout the evacuation process.
Alive.
- Power and chaos.
Most of the stuff is useless.
You're not practical enough.
I mean, what happens if you run out
of batteries for your radio then?
We have to start to get basic tools, basic skills.
That's what we need now.
And who is it that tripped those animals out there,
the ones chasing you.
If you're so smart can we fix this?
- Just shut it.
I'm trying to think.
- Ah, I feel terrible.
- You look terrible.
- It's not my fault.
You're the one that got us into this mess.
How are we gonna get out?
- That's what I'm trying to figure out.
What do I do?
- You were saying when you get out.
- You'll see.
You can't keep us in here forever.
- You're gonna wish you've never done this,
only by then it'll be too late for wishing.
- It's easy to make threats from behind bars.
- It's not a threat.
It's a promise.
I'm warning you.
- I don't get it.
It should work out.
I've got this special and everything.
Maybe if we took it outside.
- It wouldn't matter.
- Well thanks Einstein, but could you tell me
how you reach that blank conclusion?
- The radio's fine.
It's everything else that's wrong.
- Very scientific.
- There's no one out there Jack.
That's why you can't hear anything.
- Don't be stupid.
This radio can pick up stations from all over the world.
- That's what I mean.
You remember those last few days.
The virus was everywhere.
It spread too fast.
Nowhere was safe.
Nowhere.
Think about it, Jack.
If there were any adults in the world,
what would they do?
There's no television, no internet.
The radio would be the first thing they'd use,
just like you're doing.
- They can't have all gone.
Not all of them.
We've gotta keep trying.
- Jack, we're on our own.
- Jack, Dal, the animals are awake.
We need to decide what to do.
- Power and chaos.
- Power and chaos.
- No.
Yeah.
- For the last time, let us out of here.
- Well, it could be the last time
if we just leave you there 'til you starve.
- You, you couldn't hurt anyone
if your life depended on it nerd.
- Lex.
He doesn't mean it, really.
- Well, the first question is what are we gonna do about us?
Well, they can't get in, but can we get out?
- There's another way out through the outside.
- Come on Amber.
Let's just go.
- Dal, we need somewhere to stay.
I think it should be here.
- But I thought we were heading out to the country
to find an old farm.
That was the plan.
- Yeah, well plans change.
You and me, maybe we could've done it,
but now there's all the others here.
How do you think we're gonna get them
out of the city without running into the locals?
- Because they'd never survive without us, would they?
This is the safest place for all of us for now
if we stick together.
- You mean, like start our own tribe.
- Maybe.
- Easy, I just pull up the outside gate.
They have to go out back on the street.
Take their chances.
- We can't trust them.
What if they go to the locals and lead them here?
- If we're going to stick together
we have to share what we have.
Jack.
- I haven't got much.
- Nothing much is better than nothing.
Show us.
- That's it.
That's all I've got.
- I don't believe you.
You have ketchup.
I love ketchup.
- Thanks Patsy.
So, who's for beans, tint meat and ketchup?
- And we don't have to have them cold.
Not practical, huh.
- I take it all back.
This man has ketchup.
- I smell food.
- I'm starving, Lex.
What are we gonna do?
- Of course, you have a choice.
- We've been talking about what to do
and we think the best thing would be
to open the outside gate.
Let you back out onto the streets.
- No, please.
Lex, say something.
- Ah, it can listen.
- Maybe, for now.
You sure you're in charge of them?
- Let's hear this choice.
- You can take your chances outside with the locals
or you can join us but on our terms.
We all share what we have.
We all work together, and maybe we stay safe, maybe.
The locals may have seen them.
- If that were true we'd be happy to go back outside,
wouldn't we?
You're not very smart for a nerd.
- Yeah well, smart enough to trap you zero.
- You'll wish you'd never done that.
- Sounds like you've made your choice.
Open the outside gate, Jack.
- No wait.
I want to stay.
- Paul says you can shut up, all of you.
He heard something.
Listen.
There it was again.
The kid's deaf.
- He feels things through the floor, vibrations,
things you don't hear.
- It could be the locals.
You still don't want to let us in.
- Just through the pass the boroughs middle door.
- They could though I haven't had a chance to secure it.
- Right.
We've gotta find out what's going on.
Jack, you look after the others.
Dal, you come with me.
- You won't last five minutes.
Jack said it was around here.
This must be it.
Are you sure this is a good idea?
- No, but we're going in anyway.
It sounds like rats.
- I can't see a thing down here.
- You want me to go in there with you.
Good thing I brought my torch then.
We can get lost down here.
- Lost only matters when you got a home, Dal.
- Thanks for reminding me.
- Shh.
Listen.
- It sounds like there's only one.
- Come on.
Let's get back.
The locals can be on their way in right now.
I saw them catch someone once, really little kid,
a bit like you Jack.
They tied him to a tree.
- Stop it.
You're frightening the little ones.
- They should be frightened and so should you.
- You have no choice.
You open up and let us in and maybe we'll help you, maybe.
- And trust you.
- Trust, we're talking about survival here.
This is your only chance.
Do it.
- Do it Jack.
Jack, what's going on?
- I thought you weren't coming back.
- We offered to help.
- I'll bet.
- Salene, take the kids to the cafe.
Please, it's okay.
Really.
There was someone down there, yeah.
- We lost him.
- Or her.
- We need to post a 24 hour guard down there.
Make sure it's secure.
- Too late.
They're here.
Now are you gonna let us in?
- You accept our terms.
- For now, yes.
- For now wasn't the deal.
You're heading for the streets.
Jack.
- Okay, you win.
Now let us in.
- Amber.
- Get on with it, you wimp.
- You accepted our terms.
Maybe I lied.
You and me we're not finished here.
Ryan come on.
- And me.
Are you just gonna leave me here?
- Just stop your whining.
Look, you wanted to get out and now you're out.
Go fix up your makeup or something.
- I wanted to give it back.
- Thanks.
She missed it.
Hey, you'll need this.
- Got you now.
Come on.
Hurry up.
Lex, there.
- Work cars.
- Burn the books, yeah.
Burn the books, burn the books, burn the books.
- No more schools.
Burn the books.
- No more teachers.
Yeah.
- No more books.
Yeah.
- Power and chaos.
Power and chaos.
- Burn the books.
Burn the books, burn the books, burn the books.
Let's get out of here.
- They've been gone a long time.
- We should've secured the entrance.
- Shh.
Too late.
Listen.
- One way to find out.
Who are you?
- It's all right.
Put down your weapons.
I'm a friend.
- Give me that.
- Do it again Bray.
Do it again.
- Okay.
Now you see it,
and now you don't.
That's one each and don't spend it all at once.
- I thought I told you to put a guard in the sewer.
Who's this?
- Bray, he does tricks.
- I don't like tricks, Bray.
- Stop it, Lex.
He just wants shelter.
We've already one deaf one here.
Bray, are you dumb?
- I don't shoot my mouth off.
You call that dumb?
- This guy's been hanging around here spying on us.
Did he tell you that?
That's his trick.
Why have you been spying on us?
- I told them. I had to be sure it was safe here.
So you and your tribe can muscle in.
- I don't have a tribe.
- Unlucky for you 'cause we have.
- That's enough, Lex.
- But I haven't even started.
- We told you when we let you out of the cage,
our terms.
- So, this guy just shows up, spies on us for a few days,
and we welcome him with open arms.
What if he's checking it out for the locals?
- I'm not.
- Bray does.
- And we believe him.
- We can't be too sure.
- Too right.
We should put him in the cage until we know.
- He hasn't threatened us or tried to steal from us, Lex,
unlike you.
- I don't want anything from you,
just shelter for the night.
You have noticed it's dangerous outside.
- Exactly, which is why we shouldn't be taking in strays.
- Does that mean you and friends are leaving too, Lex?
We're all strays now.
I say he goes.
Well, you're in a minority of one.
We've already decided.
- I told you.
You're weak, all of you.
Pathetic.
Why couldn't you just stay awake, Jack?
- There's no point taking it out on Jack.
We were wrong to believe the guy, that's all.
- I didn't, remember.
- It was my food he took, my food,
after I trusted him.
- It belonged to all of us, Amber.
Remember.
- You were supposed to be in charge.
Not anymore.
The terms have changed.
It's my turn now.
No more of your sweet face and do-gooding.
And didn't Bray look like such a nice boy.
Got us a long way.
Didn't it Amber?
You getting knickers in a twist about lover boy.
- All right.
Help me.
Help me.
She's gonna tear me apart.
I don't know how you all have lasted this long.
You've all had more luck than you deserve.
My bet is that Mr.Wonderful will be back,
only this time they'll be others.
Now, if you want me to protect you,
you do as I say.
Let 'em come.
I'm ready.
- Everybody this is Trudy.
- I know what that is.
That's a baby.
- That's right.
We need a safe place to stay.
Been on the move for a week.
She needs somewhere to have the baby.
This is the safest place we've found.
- No.
- And you speak for the whole group, do you?
- Of course, you can stay.
There's plenty of room.
She can stay.
Can't she, Amber?
- I've got a name.
- Sorry.
Do you want to stay, Trudy?
- Yes.
Please.
Look into the future what do you see
I really need to know now is there a place for me
Tell me where do we go from here
Take me as you find me for what I am
And when I make mistakes please understand
And as long as I know you're near
There is nothing for me to fear
Out of the darkness the light shines
Burning through my coldest night
We can find a way
Together we'll make it
With every step we take
Moving closer together
If we're gonna survive the dream of staying alive
Alive
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