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Wait!
Captain Silvo. The ship is yours.
Excellent work, Brutus. Excellent.
Now, take me to the vault.
You've lost your ship.
Don't lose your life.
We are protected by New Republic decree--
Open the vault.
We have no credit shipment.
This is a bulk freighter!
If this is a bulk freighter, why is your vault magnetically sealed?
We are protected by New Republic decree.
I hereby demand all pirate scum leave this vessel immediately!
- Throw him out the airlock. - Aye, Captain.
And open the vault!
No!
No!
I know these cycles have been lean.
That some of you have all but given up on me,
your good old captain.
It's all forgotten now.
Because at long last, I've brought you to the only thing that matters.
Cold, hard credits.
Good men's lives lost for a single, measly credit?
Mutiny, then?
Unhand me, you villain!
Never.
You'll spend eternity in my dungeons, being tortured until you die.
No!
Wim!
Wim, you're gonna be late for school.
Don't forget your jacket!
I didn't.
I can't find my passcard.
Were you playing with it again?
I told you, don't touch my work stuff.
Hey, could you please not leave your toys out all over the house?
I keep stepping on them.
Now listen up.
I'm going to be late all week, so here.
Oh, shoot.
All right.
Um, there should be a repair droid coming by to look at the garage.
Are you listening to any of this?
I didn't play with your passcard.
I have a Supervisor's review, so I'm not gonna be around much.
That is your lunch money for the week, all right? Oh.
Okay.
Here it is.
I gotta go.
Don't be late for school.
I won't.
Whoa! Whoa!
Sorry, Mrs. Ikk!
You should not have come here.
No! My arm!
My guts! They're everywhere!
- Wait, wait, wait. - What?
I think I have something in my eye.
I think it's an eyelash maybe?
What are you guys even doing?
Please remain seated
while the tram is in mo--
Hey, who did that?
Hey, who did that? All right--
I was so stuck on problem number five
until, you'll never believe this,
but I totally switched the basic table of seven and nine!
Has that ever happened to you?
Oh, boy.
I sure hope I don't do something like that tomorrow.
That was a pain in the trunk.
Oh, yeah! On number eight, you had to multiply these two matrices.
You remember?
- Did you just see that? - See what?
Oh, and number eight was so complicated...
Students, proceed to class.
Students, proceed to class.
Students, proceed to class.
Students who are truant will face detention.
Students who are truant
will face detention.
Time for school now, students.
Enjoy another day of learning. Don't be late.
Students who are late to class will receive an infraction.
By substituting error-prone ledger entries with free-floating variable tables
in which a series of matrices are organized by a labelling algorithm.
Contrast this method with the approach practiced in planets
outside the Barrier
called liquidity modelling...
...in which a computation takes the place of labelling.
Here, inside the Barrier,
we take into account the fungibility of multiple currencies
by further analyzing the potential risk
of loss over time of any ledger.
And now class, it is time for a special visitor
from the Office of the Supervisor.
Good afternoon, children. My name is Undersecretary Fara.
Hello, Undersecretary Fara.
Today I've taken time out of my very busy schedule
to come talk about something near and dear to my heart.
Tomorrow's Career Assessment Test.
- Tomorrow? - In a way...
- Shh! - ...this one test
will set the course of your entire future.
Once you're assigned a career path,
you'll become part of our planet At Attin's contribution to the Great Work.
Keeping the Republic peaceful and strong.
Students, tell the Undersecretary how you would like
to contribute to the Great Work.
- Oh, oh! - Yes, Roona?
I want to be a senior statistical accountant!
Ah, yes.
And... you.
No fair. I want to be an analyst.
Don't worry. We need all the analysts we can get.
And...
you.
Well, my dad's a Systems Coordinator but...
I think I wanna really help people, you know?
Like if there's danger or something.
That's not a career. That's what Safety Droids are for.
Study hard, get plenty of rest. And don't be nervous.
Remember, we all have a place in the Great Work.
I can't believe it.
Did you seriously not know Assessment was tomorrow?
Why do you think everyone's all studying all the time?
I don't know. I--
Aren't we always studying all the time?
Are you gonna fail? 'Cause I could fail too.
At least we'd still be in the same class together.
Neel, I'm not gonna fail.
I don't wanna get held back, Wim.
I wouldn't be in the same class with Roona anymore.
"As Roona?"
I like her.
But you've never even talked to her.
I'm working up to it.
I can't believe you said you wanted to be a Jedi when you grow up.
What? No, I didn't.
- Uh, you basically did. - I didn't.
Um, well, basically, you did.
Well, so what if I did? I'm--
Don't you ever want to do anything exciting?
Like what?
No hoverbikes on the path!
Careful!
Whoa!
Wasn't that great?
I guess we're walking.
All right. Well, just don't stay up too late studying, okay?
You're gonna do great tomorrow!
I'm home!
- Neel! Neel! - Neel's home.
Hey, Mom! Hey, Dad!
Hey, buddy!
- Welcome home! - Hey, Jorko and Jobo.
- Hi. - And little baby Tuloo!
It's no good, Fern.
This one's all corroded.
Fern?
Gotta get a new power converter.
Scrapyard's picked over.
Hey, wastoids!
Heard you had some trouble with your bike.
That's the problem with baby toys. They break so easy.
We can still race!
Really?
Be there this weekend. If your mommy lets you.
Bye, losers!
Maybe we should ask to postpone.
No way.
You gotta act tough.
It's the only way to deal with jerks like that.
Who cares about racing Bonjj Phalfa?
I care.
What else fun is there to do on this planet?
See you tomorrow.
Keep your eyes out for a new power converter.
Hello, Fern.
Your mother is home from work early.
Crud.
Hide all this. And if she asks, I was upstairs studying.
But you weren't upstairs studying.
Run memory override.
Yes, I was. You just didn't see me.
I didn't see you, Fern.
Fern, is that you?
Oh, hey, Mom. I was just studying in my room.
Yes, Fern was studying in her room.
You have anything to share with me?
Um...
You got your spot back.
Head of the class!
Mom, why do you even have this?
I had to go by your school.
Just be sure not to let it slip again.
Mom.
I worry because there's not a place for everyone at the top.
I know.
I'm just so proud of you.
Point zero-zero-zero-five.
Wim, I'm home.
Nine-six-seven.
No. Wait.
Hey, look at that. Studying for a change.
Ask me one.
Uh, what's the basic table of five?
One point six-zero-nine... four?
Almost.
You'll get it eventually.
I don't think I can sleep.
Will you please read me a story like Mom used to?
Uh, sorry, buddy. I gotta work.
Bedtime stories?
Aren't you getting a little bit old for that?
Love you.
Love you.
Wim!
No! Wait!
Stop the tram!
I overslept!
You can make it!
I'm gonna take a shortcut!
A what?
A shortcut!
With eyes on your own desk until Assessment is complete.
If you skip a section, you will not be able to repeat it.
No unauthorized datapads or comlinks are allowed
during any of the testing sections.
If you must use the refresher,
remain seated and utilize your desk controls.
If you finish a section early, wait silently
- for the next section to begin. - Where are you, Wim?
Any questions?
Uh, what if, say, someone missed their tram so they're taking a shortcut,
- and-- - Sit down, student.
The test will begin shortly.
Sit.
No!
Help!
- Student... - Whoa!
...you are in violation of school attendance protocols.
- Come with me. - Okay.
Uh... How?
How much longer?
The Proctor will see you shortly.
What are you in for?
I missed my Assessment.
What are you in for?
I race bikes so the droids hate me.
I saw your bike.
It's totally wizard.
You know,
the last kid who skipped Assessment, the Proctor took him down
to a secret chamber under the school
to make him work in the mines.
Mines?
Never saw him again.
Yeah, right.
That's so made up.
Oh! Proctor, I--
I got pulled out of a review because you skipped your test?
- No, I didn't skip-- - What happened to your clothes?
Dad, that doesn't--
This is absolutely unacceptable, young man.
Dad, that doesn't matter, because I found something buried in the woods.
I think it's a lost Jedi temple like this.
A Jedi-- Wim!
I convinced the Proctor to let you retake the test,
but now there's a fifty-point penalty,
which means you have to get every answer right just to pass.
- Every answer... - So can it with this Jedi temple nonsense.
You go home, you study. Tomorrow, I will drop you off personally.
I expect you to pass. Do you understand?
Yes, sir.
I gotta get back to work.
A Jedi temple out in the woods?
What?
You said you found a Jedi temple out in the woods.
Oh. No.
I was... lying.
I-- I better go home like my dad said.
So...
Tuloo! Hi.
Where's Neel?
Oh, my goodness!
Wim, you missed the whole test! What happened?
Does your dad still got all those tools?
Okay, what do we got here?
If you found a real Jedi temple,
shouldn't we tell the Supervisor?
Or maybe our parents?
- Why do we have to dig it up? - Uh...
'Cause this could be a real adventure. No more pretend.
You didn't even ask how Assessment went.
- How did Assessment go? - I think good!
- Okay, that's great. Let's go. - But promise we won't get in trouble.
I promise.
Okay.
Jedi One checking in.
What should my comm sign be?
Oh, I know.
Jedi Two checking in.
- Read you loud and clear. - Copy.
I changed my mind. You should be studying instead.
- I can help-- - I'll study after. I can do both.
Here, just hold the rope.
- Okay. Careful of rope burn. - Right.
- Okay. Ready? - Yeah.
Three, two...
- Oh, man. - I thought you had me.
Your bones are too heavy.
Look. Look.
There it is.
It's probably just buried junk.
In the middle of the woods?
Wait. Where are we?
Wait a minute.
- Someone's been here. - Trespassers.
State your names.
- Wim. - Neel.
You are in violation of protocol.
Answer or be vaporized.
Who do you have a crush on at school?
- What? - Roona!
Sorry. Fern made me say it.
Oops. Hang on.
Sorry. She made me do that.
You.
Me.
Name's Fern.
She's KB.
And this is our find.
We're gonna strip it for parts.
This is mine.
I already claimed it.
I called un-claimsies then claimed it for me and KB.
No boys allowed.
No calling un-claimsies without the claimer.
Everyone on the whole planet knows that.
Fine.
Then I call un-claimsies now!
- Claimsies. - Claimsies.
Blast it.
Thanks, KB.
They called claimsies. It checks out.
- Neel! - And now I call no boys.
This is ours. We came here to dig.
Oh, you can still dig.
- As our employees. - Okay.
Neel! We don't work for them.
They don't even know what this is.
It's not a Jedi temple.
Yeah-huh, it is.
No, it's not.
See, this was supposed to be a new neighborhood development.
Grandpa told me all about it.
Something went wrong with the sewage substation.
Whole thing filled up with poison gas.
Didn't kill them, though, just made them crazy.
They started to eat each other.
There was no choice.
They had to bury them alive, trapped underground forever.
My grandpa says
if you listen really closely,
you can still hear them banging on the doors...
trying to get out.
That wasn't funny.
You are so gullible.
'Cause you're a liar.
Well, you guys do look pretty strong, though.
Yeah, way stronger than you.
Oh, it's too bad we're not strong enough to dig the rest of it out.
Fern.
- We can. - Yeah!
But if we open it, then we get to go in and look.
Deal?
Deal.
Wim, you left the garage door open.
You'd better be studying!
Wim?
Then when we get inside, we recall claimsies
because they only claimed the outside.
- That's... genius. - I know.
These girls are so dumb.
Hey, watch it!
These boys are so dumb.
You didn't have to be so mean.
They did find it.
What do you think it is?
No idea.
But I bet there's an old power converter in there.
- Neel, what about up here? - Up where?
Whoa.
Never mind.
- What's she doing? - Quiet.
Hello?
Wim!
- Wait. - Wim!
- Did you guys hear that? - Hear what?
- Wim! - Someone's coming.
We gotta hide.
- The bags. - The bike.
Through over here!
Come on!
- How do you know someone's-- - Shh!
Listen.
Wim?
Wim!
Wim!
Wim!
- Is that your dad? - Shh!
Wim!
You're gonna be in so much trouble!
Wait. Why?
'Cause his dad told him to can it about the Jedi temple
and not come out here
and he did anyway.
You're gonna be in so much trouble.
No. Not when he sees that I'm right.
Wim! What are you doing?
Come on.
Wait up for me.
A skeleton!
It's just a droid.
A dead droid.
It looks like it died pulling this lever.
Do not touch that.
- Well, I'm not gonna pull it. - Well, you almost did.
- Well, I'm not going to. - Okay, then don't.
Well, I won't. Just because I'm about to...
- I think there's something inside. - How am I supposed to--
- Oh, no! - No! No!
- No, no, no, no, no! - No, no, no. No.
Help!
Someone help!
Hey! We're in here!
- We're in here! - Hey! Hey!
Help!
Please help.
The door won't open without power.
If we follow that conduit, we might find the power source.
Good idea, KB.
There's gotta be another way out.
Jedi temples have all sorts of secret passageways.
Just ignore him.
And don't touch anything.
This is so great.
Great?
Yeah, it's exciting. We're exploring.
Yeah. Exploring.
Did you know that some Jedi temples could lower down
and bury themselves in times of danger?
Listen, all we gotta do is find the power before we run out of air.
Where's KB?
The conduit goes down here.
Actually, we need to go up.
No, you need to grow up.
Neel, you're going with the girls?
I just wanna go home.
Fine.
You know what?
I don't need you guys.
This is great.
My own Jedi temple!
Yep.
And I have it all to mys--
Grow up?
You grow up.
This has gotta be it.
It's in some sort of hibernation mode.
How'd you guys get down?
So wake it up.
Wait. Wake what up?
What are you waking up?
Just get me outta here.
Jedi One to Jedi Two.
I found something amazing. But don't tell the girls.
Whatever it is, don't touch it.
Fern? Okay, listen, I was wrong.
It isn't a temple. It's even better.
Don't touch anything. The power's up.
We can open the hatch, get out and get back home. Okay?
'Kay.
Wim. Hello?
- Fern? - Come on, KB. Let's go! Let's go!
Stop!
- I didn't touch anything, I swear. - Faster. Get to the hatch.
Okay.
It's a starship?
Wim, look!
Dad! Dad! Up here!
- Wim! - Dad!
No!
- Dad! Dad! - Wim!
Wim! Grab onto my arm!
Wim, you gotta hold on!
Go!
No!
We'll pull you in!
Wim!
Wim!
Is that the-- Barrier!
We're gonna go through the Barrier!
- We gotta turn around. Right now! - Okay.
Okay.
Maybe it's on autopilot.
Find a button that says "auto."
What are those?
I think they're... uh, planets.
They're stars.
I didn't know there'd be so many.
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