All language subtitles for The Tribe s02e36.eg

- Authorities are appealing

for calm throughout
the evacuation process.

- I'm so worried about him, Bray.

And with all this stuff about the Chosen,

and now he's outside with
Ellie, chasing around--

- Ryan can look after himself.

It's dangerous out there.

God, I wish I made up
with him before he left.

- Don't worry, it'll be okay.

- I feel so guilty.

I don't know what I'd do without you.

- I never dreamed I'd fall
for someone like Ryan.

- He's not really my type.

I mean, he doesn't seem to be.

- Hope I'm not interrupting anything.

- No.

No.

I was just worried about Ryan.

- Yeah, I can see that.

- Danni.

- I'll see you later.

- Not if I see you first.

- I don't know, Bray, you tell me.

You see what I mean?

Look, why don't you just forget it?

- Listen up, guys.

I've got an announcement to make.

Now that I'm back in charge
as Chief of Mall Security,

I've decided I need to appoint a deputy.

Someone who I can trust.

Someone who'll make sure
this place runs smoothly

and we're kept safe.

- Don't tell me.

I'm keen to guess.

- Alice.

- Of course not, if that's what you want.

I don't need a bodyguard anymore, Alice.

- I think it's a good idea.

We have to stay on our guard, I mean.

Who knows what's coming.

- And Lex is just the man
to defend us all, right?

Be careful, Lex.

You may be King of the Mall,
but I run the City Militia.

- Yeah, Ebony.

But for how much longer?

Gambling's not permitted in the market.

You know that.

Now, I can let you walk on the
payment of a fine, that is.

- The fine will go towards the barn fund.

- I don't remember saying it
was a small fine, did I, Alice?

That's much better.

- Hey, hey, what about what
you owe me, my winnings?

- Why don't you ask
your friend over there?

Go and collect it from him if you want.

He cleaned us out.

- Soon, Patsy, soon.

Everyone has their turn in the end.

Oh.

Hello, Ebony.

- I need to talk to you.

- I need to talk to you alone.

- Okay, you two, off you go.

Come on, we'll have plenty
of time later, I promise.

Go and find Cloudy.

I'll come and get you
when I'm finished here.

- Good speech.

The one you made at the
travel forum, it worked.

- You didn't come here
to pay me compliments.

- You're right.

- Oh, I get it.

This is about what happened that day

out there in the woods, isn't it?

You're still scared I'll tell the others.

That you betrayed me to the Chosen,

handed me over, set me up for
the worst time in my life.

- If you tell them, they'll vote me out.

- I know that.

Of course, if you tell
me why you were so upset

when I came back, what
went on with you and Bray,

then I might give you an answer.

- It's got nothing to do with you.

- Oh, but it has.

I've chosen to make it my business.

- Not a chance.

- Then the answer's the same as before.

We'll have to see how it goes.

And you'll just have to sweat it.

- Maybe.

But there is something you
haven't explained, Trudy.

- I'm just trying to figure out
how a frightened little girl

and a baby managed to escape.

- I don't have to explain anything to you.

Damn.

Ellie not back yet?

- Sorry.

You must be worried.

I mean the Chosen are on their way.

She's wandering around
trying to track them down.

Me?

Not a care in the world.

- Jack, they're just rumors.

No one knows if they're really out there.

- Dal, if anything ever happened to her,

I'd never forgive myself.

- Come on, Ellie, we're
not gonna find anything.

Look, this guy in there
said he saw someone

with a hood in Sector 13.

Who knows, it could be the Chosen.

- If they were here, we
would've seen them by now.

- Maybe.

- I'm tired.

We've only been out a couple of hours.

And we'll go home earlier today, okay?

What?

What's up, Ryan?

- Nothing.

Forget it.

Let's keep looking.

- Considering this is the
first time you've come

before the court, I'm gonna be lenient.

I'm sentencing you to double duties

on the work party for next week.

Dismissed.

The court's finished for today.

And just what is your problem?

- You're going soft.

- You heard me.

So what's the matter, Judge Danni?

No stomach for real law and order?

- Your sentences are a joke.

Those scumbags walk away laughing.

And what would you have done, Ebony?

Strung them all up from
the nearest lamppost?

- So what's gonna happen
when the Chosen turn up?

If we're not strong now, we
have no chance when they come.

Hanging around with Bray,
that's what does it.

Mr. Eco Warrior.

You're jealous.

That's it.

- Oh please, don't flatter yourself, girl.

Me and Bray, we go back a long way.

- In fact, there's more to Bray

and I than you will ever know.

- I don't have time for this.

You're crazy.

- You will never have what we had, Danni.

Never.

- Now, that's one worried woman.

- Well, let's just say her
position is under threat.

I need to talk to her.

- About a problem she has.

- Well, you can always
talk to me, Tai-San.

I'm a very good listener.

- Yeah.

You have no idea how good I am.

- Oh but I do, Lex, I do.

Have you seen her?

Alice.

- Yeah.

Yeah, she should be around somewhere.

I sent her on an errand.

Well, you know how it is,
Tai-San, she's my deputy.

Why buy a dog if you're
gonna bark yourself?

- Glad to hear you think so much of her.

Thanks, Lex, you're a big help.

- Give me my winnings.

- You know, what you took
from those two gamblers.

That was my winnings.

- Yeah, I legged it when I
saw you and Alice coming.

- Well listen, you little pike,
Lexi Boy is back, big time.

So here's the deal.

Gambling is not permitted
in the marketplace.

So forget your winnings.

And next time, you cut
me in on the deal, right?

- Not again.

- Hey.

- Come in, Dal.

What can we do for you?

- I was planning to go to the Farm

and I thought you might wanna come along.

- Uh-uh.

- No, thanks, we're happy here with Trudy.

- It was Trudy I was asking.

I thought some fresh
air might be a good idea

for you and the baby.

- It is a good idea, Dal, thank you.

- Of course, you guys
can come if you want.

- Then we'll come too.

Because of the Chosen?

I don't think Dal would
have suggested going

if it was dangerous, do you?

- Of course not.

- Anyway, we would have
heard if they're around.

I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

- I've made up my mind.

If I move back to the
Hotel with the Militia

and set up a separate headquarters,

it'll be easier to keep watch of the City.

- You just can't wait to
run away can you, Ebony?

- It's not about running, Lex.

It's about doing what's
best for all of us.

- Well, that never bothered you before.

You don't fool me.

You can't take the heat.

- I don't know if it's such a good idea.

Dividing our forces.

- Well, I can't operate
properly from the Mall.

Besides, spreading our forces

makes it more difficult
to attack us, not easier.

- Ebony's right.

That way, we'd have two
bases to operate from

rather than one.

- If she wants to go, let her go.

- I second that.

- I'm glad somebody sees sense.

Anyway, I've made my decision.

I'm moving out.

And the Militia are moving with me.

- This is a great idea of yours.

- Gives us a chance to get
away from the others for a bit.

- Yeah.

- What do you miss most
about the old days?

Food-wise, I mean.

- Pepperoni pizza.

You?

- Chocolate cake.

Nothing else even comes close.

You've got a great laugh.

That's not one of my best assets.

What is?

- People skills.

No, really.

I finally got Ebony out of our hair.

- Not a minute too soon.

- No, she couldn't take it here anymore.

- I really want to thank
you for choosing me.

- To be your deputy.

You were right.

We make a great time.

- We sure do.

- We'll go a long way, you and me.

- I'll drink to that.

- Danni.

- Look, Bray, I don't care
what happens to Ebony,

what she does, where she
lives, who she, whatever.

- No, I don't.

What did I do?

- First, there's Ebony at the dance.

Then there's that whole thing with Salene.

And now it's Ebony again?

- I was worried about Ebony betraying us.

- Oh spare me, Bray, she told me.

Told you what?

- About you and her.

- There is no me and her.

- And now you're gonna tell
me there never was, right?

So when did all this happen, Bray?

When?

- We were together once, yeah.

But it was a long time ago.

It was before the Virus.

It didn't last long.

- I didn't think it was important.

It didn't matter.

Nothing that happened then matters now.

- That's not how she sees it.

- Well, she's wrong.

- Actually, Bray, I'm
beginning to think I was wrong.

Wrong to trust you.

- That's not fair.

- I'm not interested in fair, Bray.

I just want the truth.

And I'm starting to wonder
what else you've hidden

from me along the way.

- Hey.

I thought we might be able to
do some work while we're here.

- Yeah, yeah.

You, me, and the girls.

- I don't think so, Dal.

I came out here for a rest, remember?

To get away from it all.

Not to get my hands dirty.

- I don't know about
Ebony, I don't trust her.

- Neither do I.

But she's not selling us
out, I can bet my life on it.

- You might have to.

- She's got nothing to gain
by going to the Chosen,

even if she can find them.

She's just running scared.

Her time's up.

- She's not exactly a number
one hit around here, is she?

- You don't get rid of me that easily.

- Oh, so you're planning on
sticking around after all.

- Well, as much as
you'd all like that, no.

There's just one more thing
I gotta do before I go.

- That's my business.

Nothing.

- I'm sick of you messing with me.

- Shame.

I was rather beginning to enjoy it.

You know what your problem is, Bray?

You just keep denying
what we had, you and me.

- What we had was nothing
and it means nothing now.

- It means everything.

One day, you'll see that
and you'll come to me.

Just don't leave it too long, huh?

You never know when it could be too late.

- Won't either of you
girls give me a hand?

- I'll help you, Dal, I don't mind.

- Well, I do.

I don't have to, do I?

- Of course not.

- I'm helping.

Why won't you, Patsy?

- Because I don't want to, that's why.

- Leave her alone, Cloe.

- But I--
- No buts.

I said, leave her alone.

- No way, Ebony, he works for me.

- I need to keep the Hotel secure

and Jack's the only one with the knowhow.

- Oh, you've got a nerve, Ebony.

- Look, I control the
City Militia, remember?

It's the first line of defense.

- Or attack.

- Meaning Jack's busy.

- Yeah, well we're all busy, Alice.

- He works for me.

I told you.

- You know, on second
thoughts, maybe Ebony's right.

- Well think about it,
Lex, if Jack could help

make the Hotel more
secure, we could move there

if the Mall was ever overrun.

- Oh, I knew you couldn't stay
angry at me for long, Bray.

- Bray, you're giving her
exactly what she wants.

- I know.

But trust me on this.

- Great then, Jack, you start tomorrow.

- I--
- We don't know how much time

we have to make preparations,

so tomorrow may even be too late.

- Okay.

Okay.

- Good, it's settled then.

- Okay, I give up.

We can go home.

Ryan, come on.

- I'd rather keep looking.

I thought you wanted to quit hours ago.

Ryan, please talk to me.

I'm not a mind reader.

- Look, just leave me alone.

It's my problem, my fault,
so just leave me alone.

- I'm fine.

I was looking for you earlier.

- Well, here I am.

What's up?

- I wanted to talk to you.

I can't believe her, what a witch.

- No, Alice, it's not about Ebony.

- Well, it was about what
you told me the other day.

About you and Lex.

I never thought I'd be this happy again.

- I'm happy for you, Alice.

- But.

It sounds like there's a
but in there somewhere.

- This isn't easy.

Just spit it out.

- I've never been more
sure about anything.

Well, Lex, he's no saint

but then again, I'm not after his halo.

- And are you sure Lex feels
the same way about you?

He made me his deputy.

What else does he have to do,

write it in print across his forehead?

- Well, I hope you're right.

- Of course I am.

Look how well we work together.

- So you've told him.

- Well, no.

Not in so many words.

- I just want it to happen
naturally, you know?

Give the guy a little space.

It's just a question of time.

- Alice, I don't want to
spoil anything for you,

but I just don't want to see you get hurt.

- You don't have to worry about me.

I can take care of myself.

Look, I've made mistakes in the past,

fallen for the wrong guys,
but this time it feels right.

- How long am I gonna
get the silent treatment?

- Danni, that's enough.

This is stupid.

We've gotta sort it out.

Danni.

Storming off every time you see me

isn't gonna solve anything.

- I never lied to you.

You didn't tell me about you
and Ebony though, did you?

- Because it was the past.

It's over.

It seems like she still
has a thing for you.

- I don't think so.

Do you still have something for her?

- No.

No, I told you.

What do I have to do to prove it to you?

There were some things

you didn't tell me right away, remember?

About your father?

Danni.

You're the best thing that's
happened to me in a long time.

And I'm not letting you go.

So you might as well stop struggling.

- Feels like I've been a fool.

Forgive me?

- Danni, I love you.

There's nothing to forgive.

- I don't know.

It's just everything seems
so uncertain just now.

Everything we've built, this place.

- But not you and me though.

We're rock solid, right?

We're in this together.

The Tribes and the City,
all of us, together.

- I've got an idea about that.

Dal.

I guess we should go before nightfall.

What is it?

- There's something wrong.

- With Trudy.

- No, I don't mean that.

- It's difficult, I can't explain.

She's not like she was.

- She's been through a lot, Cloe.

- It's like she's another person.

- You sure you're not just cross

with her 'cause she yelled at you?

- No.

It's hard to explain, Dal,
but there's something wrong.

You have to believe me.

Something's wrong with Trudy.

- Oh, Zoot, make us strong
that we may do your work

and lead this Babylon to destruction.

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