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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 must stay alive

- Authorities are appealing for calm

throughout the evacuation process.

- I see you've taken my bait.

Don't worry, I won't hurt you.

I'm a rat too.

- Okay, listen up, everyone.

For the first time, all the tribes in the city

are united against The Chosen.

And now, even if The Chosen don't attack,

we have the chance to make a lasting peace.

We can't lose.

- If you're saying we shall all bow down

and thank The Chosen, you can count me out.

- Look, he's not saying that.

- Everyone's gonna get along now, no more fighting.

That's right, isn't it, Bray?

- What I said was, we have a chance.

We have a real chance.

- But only if we compromise.

- Well, cut to the chase.

- Well, for this to work,

we need all the tribe leaders on board.

All of them.

- That's right.

- The leader of the Jackals.

- No way.

I told you he's bad, and that is final.

- How can we get along with these people

if we don't bring them in the mall to trade?

- What's so bad about this Billy

- Well, he's a Jackal, for starters.

What else do you need to know?

- I agree with Lex.

We can't just let anybody in here.

It's a matter of security.

- Thank you, Alice.

All this guy wants to do is trade.

- It doesn't matter.

You can't give him the job,

and then try and take away his power.

It stinks.

- Look, if we don't let the Jackals in here pretty soon,

we won't need a war with The Chosen.

We'll have one of our own, right here.

- And you wanna let them in here to have a good look around?

See how well we're defended?

Nice one, Bray.

- Look, you're missing the point, Lex.

- No, no, I understand perfectly.

I mean, like Alice said, it's not the Jackals' power

you're trying to curb, it's mine.

- While we're on the subject, we need Jack here

for the mall security.

- No, no.

Ebony needs him right away.

So do we.

- Come on, the mall is secure.

And the hotel needs a lot more work.

- Okay, whoa, whoa.

Can I say something at this point?

I don't wanna work for any of them,

especially with Ellie out there somewhere.

I mean, she could be in danger.

- She's with Ryan, she'll be fine.

- Oh, and yeah, yeah, yeah.

You're pretty confident about that, aren't ya?

- Well, I know my sister.

She won't take any risks.

Did someone leave a gas bottle open or something?

- It doesn't smell like gas.

- It was me. I fell in the sewers.

- Oh, God.

- They're like the Boogeyman.

- The Boogeyman, you know.

Like, when you're a kid and someone tried to scare you,

they'd tell you the Boogeyman was after you.

- Except now it's not the Boogeyman, it's The Chosen,

dragging people off and brainwashing them.

- If you keep believing all the stories we're hearing,

then The Chosen are everywhere.

- Well, I don't believe them, and I can't print them.

The Amulet's for news, not superstition.

- Keep trying.

All we need is one piece of hard evidence.

You up for it?

What were you doing in there, exactly?

- The backstroke.

- Patsy, it's not funny.

If you wanna help, pass the shampoo bottle.

- Yes, Trudy.

- I'm still waiting for an explanation from you, young man.

- I told you, I was running and I tripped.

Do you think I can do this without an audience?

- I suppose so. Girls, run along.

- Not particularly.

- No arguments.

Go on.

- Actually, what I meant was.

- Oh, for goodness' sake, KC, I'm a mother.

I've seen it all before.

- Hey, hey!

- He started it.

- I don't care who started it.

I'm finishing it, got it?

- Nothing I can't handle.

- You're really something.

Like you can just whip those boys into shape

and not even mess up your hair.

Oh, except for this little bit.

- I was just wondering if we could have a talk.

- Fire away.

- Maybe not now.

How about after we finish work?

- Oh, right.

Oh, and thanks for backing me up back there.

I really appreciate it.

- Oh, not a bit.

You were right.

Danni and Bray, they'll never understand.

They don't have to deal with this scum.

- They wouldn't know how.

- Maybe we could compare notes.

Well, I'm sure you've got a list. I have one.

Maybe we could put it together.

Not a bad idea.

- Oh, that's a relief.

- Well, I didn't know if you'd say yes.

I'm not as confident as I make out I am,

not when it comes to this sort of thing.

So, when would you like to pick me up?

- Don't look so shocked, Lex.

If we're gonna go on a date, I'd like to eat somewhere

a little more glamorous than the shopping mall.

- Right.

- Eight o'clock.

- Great.

- No.

- No.

Well, if he's not on this level,

he must be on the other one.

- Or in the pod.

What's that?

- Hi, Jack.

Have you seen Patsy anywhere?

- Thank you, Cloe.

- There he is!

- Hey Patsy, I'm going to the farm.

Do you wanna come?

You're always at that smelly old farm.

- Well, Dal said he needed help.

- He's not the only one.

Trudy needs help too.

Didn't it ever occur to you that while you're rolling

in mud, someone needs to wash those clothes?

- Hate to say it.

- I told you so, me and Lex.

- Yeah, I would.

- Dinner for two, tonight, eight o'clock.

- He asked you out.

- Mhmm. Well, not in so many words.

I like to make the first move.

But you better throw away your crystal ball, Tai-San.

It's feeding you wrong information.

- Listen, I go anywhere I want, all over the city,

and you're telling me that I can't go

to the little corner shop that you guys hang out in?

- You're welcome in the mall, Billy.

- Billy-Boy.

- Billy-Boy. This is just a misunderstanding.

It's nothing.

- You're right, Bray.

You misunderstood the situation.

- You think it was easy for me to persuade my crew

to suck up to your Mall Rats?

We have one or two disputes of our own to deal with.

Now I'm beginning to wonder whether I did the right thing.

Lex is making me look bad,

and what are you gonna do about it?

- Leave it to me, I can handle it.

- You better, 'cause if you can't, we will.

- You heard me.

- Oh, calm down, Tai-San.

There's enough of me to go around.

- Don't play games.

Did you or didn't you?

- Well, even if I did, it's none of your business, is it?

- I'm making it my business.

- Because Alice is my friend.

She's in love with you, you know that.

- Oh, get outta here.

You're gonna hurt her.

- Look, I'm not doing anything.

Alice is old enough to know better,

and if she wants to live in a fantasy world,

well that's her look out.

- Oh, so you're saying you didn't agree to meet her?

- Yes, on business.

Look, the next thing I know, she's coming on to me.

Oh, and by the way, I'd appreciate it if you

didn't go telling anybody else.

I don't want the rest of the tribe to find out about us.

- That's not the point.

The point is, what are you gonna do about it?

You have to tell her.

- Well, she's your best friend.

Why don't you tell her?

- She won't believe me.

It has to come from you.

- Well, she's gonna find out soon enough.

- It just means I ain't going on no date with Alice.

- Yes, you are.

You're not gonna stand her up.

- Watch me.

- You're going.

You're gonna take her on this date,

and you're going to be nice to her.

I know you can do it.

You're going to tell her the truth

in the nicest way you know how.

Understood?

- Well, since you put it that way.

I didn't know you cared so much.

About Alice, I mean.

Great, I can just see the headline,

Chosen Not Set to Invade.

- No news is good news, I guess.

- Not if you wanna be a reporter, Ryan.

- Well, I don't.

- Okay, you win. I admit defeat.

Let's go home.

I kinda miss Jack anyway.

And Salene will be worried about you.

Come on.

- You go. I'll catch up later.

- I just thought I'd rest here for awhile.

- I don't think Salene is worrying about me.

I'm not even sure if she wants me back at all.

- It's a long story.

- You can tell me.

Forget what I said about being a reporter.

I won't breathe a word.

- It's all my fault.

I kept on at her about having a kid.

Aren't you a bit young for that?

- We're the older generation now, Ellie.

You better get used to it.

- I think she does, just not with me.

- Oh.

- Salene's in love with Bray, Ellie.

She always was.

- I thought I'd head towards the ranges,

start again somewhere.

Take care, Ellie.

- Wait.

Can't you go back, talk it over with her?

- I tried that.

Could've worked, but I ruined it, like I ruin everything.

- But, Ryan.

What do I tell her?

- Tell her goodbye.

- Patsy doesn't like to get her hands dirty.

- Nevermind, there's not much work to do at the moment.

- Dal.

- I thought all the grown-ups had died.

- Yeah.

- So how come Trudy keeps on treating me

and Patsy like little kids?

- It's not what she does, it's the way she does it.

And the worst thing is, Patsy goes along with it.

- Cloe, the older kids have always looked after

the younger ones, just like Amber used to look after you.

She was like a mother sometimes, wasn't she?

- Amber was different.

- She wasn't creepy.

- Look, if you'd been through what Trudy's been through,

you'd grow up pretty fast too.

She's the one who needs looking after, Cloe.

Just be patient.

She'll be back to normal in no time.

- Don't ask.

Hey, listen. Has Jack gone to the hotel yet?

- No he's around here some place.

He's been dodging the militia all afternoon.

- Good. Do me a favor and give him this.

- It's a microphone, for keeping tabs on Ebony.

He'll know what to do with it.

- I knew you'd have some reason for him working for her.

- Well, it's just a precaution.

Tell him to hide it well.

- Well, I would, but I've got

more pressing matters to attend to.

- Look, Alice, I'm not really embarrassed.

Oh, so you're ashamed then.

- No, no that's not true.

- Well then, why do we have to keep it a secret?

- You know how this place works.

I don't want people getting the wrong idea.

- Lex, we're going on a date.

What exactly can they get wrong?

- Well, word gets around, and before you know it,

half the city's talking about ya.

And I just wanna take things slowly, that's all.

- Hm, well, who'd have thought you'd

be such a big romantic, Lex?

- Yeah, well, there's a lot of things you

don't know about me, Alice.

- I'm looking forward to finding them out.

- Hey, I'll come quietly, just please don't hit me.

- Jack, it's me, Danni.

Come out of there.

- Right, yeah.

No, it's quite comfy down here.

- Look, there's no one around. It's safe.

Are you really that scared of Ebony?

- Oh, yeah, yeah. Once a Loco, always a Loco.

- Well, then, I've got a special assignment for you.

- No thanks.

- Wait, me and Bray have been talking.

- That's what I was afraid of.

- It could be really useful to

have you working at the hotel.

- To everyone.

Jack, do you like Ebony?

- Well, no.

- No.

- And do you really think she's moved out of the mall

so that she can become a better Mall Rat?

- No.

- Okay, well here's your chance to find out for sure.

Now, you still gonna turn me down?

- Everyone.

- Ellie, you're back!

What did you find out?

- Oh, everything and nothing.

If The Chosen are out there, they're very well-hidden.

- Salene, I need to talk to you about that.

- Oh, nothing, he's okay.

He's fine.

- I bet you could do with some hot food, couldn't you?

- That'll be great.

- Come on, Patsy. Let's fix her something to eat.

- Thanks, Trudy.

- He didn't wanna come back.

- No.

He headed for the ranges to make a fresh start,

that's what he said.

Not ever?

- Ellie.

- Jack, I missed you.

- Me too.

Ah, listen, I've got a job to do, but it won't take long.

- I've gotta work with Ebony for awhile.

- No, no, I wish.

- Immediately.

Okay, look, guys, I'm just trying to talk to Ellie

for a minute, so can you just chill out?

- Sorry, Salene.

- Not really.

He wanted me to say goodbye and that he loves you.

- Go on, take the bait.

You know you want to.

Come on, go in there.

Gotcha!

- KC.

- Oh, Cloe, you scared me.

- What are you doing, getting rid of the rats?

- I'm not getting rid of them.

I'm training them.

Okay, if I tell you, it'll be our secret, promise?

- Yeah.

- This is my champion.

Champion, I've been watching him for weeks.

Try to catch him, but he's too quick for me.

That's how I knew he was the one.

- What will you train him to do, KC, tricks?

- No, stupid.

I'm gonna race him.

This rat's gonna make me a fortune.

- I need something to wear for tonight.

I wanna look nice for Lex.

Trudy's good with clothes.

Why don't you ask her?

- Well, there's only one problem.

- Lex asked me to keep our date a secret.

He wants to take it slow.

I can't believe how shy he is.

He's so complex, isn't he?

- Not really.

- I still think it's best you ask Trudy.

Definitely.

- Okay, fine, thanks.

- Salene.

Do you wanna talk about it?

I drove him away.

- Ryan's crazy about you.

He'll be back.

- No, not this time.

I don't blame him, either.

Why'd I have to keep pushing him away all the time?

Why couldn't I have just given him the baby he wanted?

- You know the answer to that.

- Yeah, but I could've been nice to him.

I could've been flattered.

- Ellie said the ranges.

Why did he go to the ranges?

There's nothing there.

- Well, once you get past the gorge, it's only mountains.

Almost impassable. It's dangerous, too.

- He doesn't have a name, he's a rat.

- He can't be a champion if he doesn't have a name.

- You're right.

It should be something fast, Lightning or something.

- No, he doesn't look like a Lightning.

So where do they hold these races anyway?

- They're spreading it up all over the place.

Anyone can enter.

- Sometimes.

But the way to really make a killing is to own the book.

- To have your own race.

That way anyone who doesn't win can take all their money.

Bookies never lose.

- You couldn't hold a race here.

- Well, Bray and Danni wouldn't let you.

- No, we couldn't tell him either.

- No, that's who he looks like.

I think you should call him Lex.

- Lex, I just got back from Sector 5.

Had another meeting with the Jackals.

- Fine, you wanna hang out with low-lifes, Bray,

that's your affair.

I don't wanna hear about it.

- Really, I'm surprised.

I thought hanging out with low-lifes was your thing.

Lex, I don't like Billy-Boy anymore than you do,

but sometimes we've all gotta make compromises.

- You and Danni might have to compromise, but I don't.

Look at yourself, look what you've become.

From warrior to politician overnight,

in order to keep some little lady sweet.

- Well, maybe you're right.

- Bray, I just hope Danni's worth it.

- Well, I hope Alice is too.

Liberty, this is our destiny

We can all build a new history

Feeling like something has set me free

Knowing I belong in the tribe

I believe you and I

Live together with the guiding light

Aba messiah eeya

I'll be there for you night and day

Aba messiah eeya

Oh, just look this way

Oh, just look this way

Aba messiah eeya

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