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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.

- Hey.

What are you doing?

- Well, the others will be up soon.

I don't want them to find me here.

Come on, stay.

You don't wanna go yet, I'm too irresistible.

- I have to teach you mind over body.

- Well first, how about I teach you body over mind?

- Hi, Cloe.

I've got a present for you from Trudy.

- Because you won't let her near you.

- I don't want it.

- You're going to be on your own, Cloe.

- No, I'm not.

- You've seen how all of the others

are turning into couples.

They won't care about you then.

Not like we do.

No one survives alone, not in this world.

What's she saying to you?

She's doing something to you, isn't she?

I know she is.

- Then you're stupid.

What's she saying?

- You don't know what's coming.

No one does.

But you're going to need us, Cloe.

- Damn.

Do you guys even knock?

- Ebony says not to.

Maybe she doesn't trust you.

Hey, Lex.

- Alice.

It's the eight o'clock security meeting, remember?

Just hang on.

Are you all right?

Sure.

Can I come in?

- Yeah.

- Lex.

You're still in bed?

- Yeah, I wasn't feeling too good.

- Oh, you're hot.

You might have a temperature.

- I'm fine, really.

Just let me get up.

Alice, I've got no clothes on.

- Oh.

You must have known I was coming.

I'm sorry, it just slipped out.

Look, I'll meet you at the market.

You know, Lex, if you ever got sick, I'd take care of you.

- Thanks, Alice.

She's gone.

What am I doing?

Lying, hiding from my friend?

- Stayed in your bed, met her, met the truth.

- Oh come on, that's not the truth.

That's cruelty.

Look at me, Tai-San.

Look at me.

You're always telling everyone to trust themselves

and follow their feelings.

But that's all you've done.

- I need to think.

Look, I know it was good last night.

And I know something special happened between us,

but you can't admit that, can you?

Feel what you feel, Tai-San.

Is that it?

You've got nothing more to say?

I mean, what about you and me?

- I don't know.

He hates working there, Bray.

He's scared.

- No.

Well you know Jack, he's too proud.

So I'm telling you.

You can't keep making him go back there day after day.

- Look, I'm sorry, Ellie, but we need Jack there.

- That isn't fair.

- No, it isn't.

But we need to know what Ebony's up to.

And Jack's our only way of finding out.

- No.

No attacks, no sightings.

It's like they've evaporated.

- Maybe it's time we lightened up a bit.

How about putting something upbeat

on the front of your news page, Ellie?

- I don't know.

You're the one with the nose for a story.

Something that'll cheer all of us up.

Something big.

How about it?

- Okay, I'm on the case.

- A woman's touch.

- You bet.

And there's more where that came from too.

- Fixing your lights.

- That's neat.

So, what do you think?

- It's a genuine Monet.

From the City Gallery.

Do you know how much that is worth?

And it's all mine, Jack.

What are they doing?

- Pulling that down and putting that up.

- No, it's the real thing.

- No, it isn't.

- Yeah.

- Well pardon me for saying but doesn't

that belong to part of the old world?

'Cause it's not part of ours.

I mean, I didn't think nostalgia trips were your style.

But still, if you don't mind people laughing at you, hey.

- You know, you're right.

Bad idea.

Your talents are really gonna be needed

in this new world, Jack.

So if you ever decide to go freelance, just let me know.

I'll give you protection.

For a cut of the action, of course.

Lose it, just throw it in the dump.

- Cool.

Thanks, Cloe.

- It's all right.

- A bit of private advertising.

When I'm through, the whole city's

gonna know about this race.

You and I are gonna clean up.

- Yeah.

Lex our rat.

- Oh.

No way.

- Yeah.

- So we starve him.

- We never agreed that.

- It's all part of the training.

We starve him for the next few days

so he's totally focused on the food for the race.

That way, we win.

I've got it all worked out.

- That's not winning, it's called cruelty to animals.

- Don't be stupid, he's a rat.

- So are you.

I'm gonna go and feed him.

- No, you're not.

- He's my rat just as much as he is yours.

- Not anymore.

And if you try to feed him, Cloe, you'll find

that he won't be there because I'm gonna hide him.

- Fine then.

I'll train a rat of my own.

- Yeah.

- You don't wanna do that.

All right, Cloe.

Then you're on your own.

You hear me?

On your own.

Girls.

Uh-oh.

I told you they'd search us.

You gotta believe me, it was his idea.

I had nothing to do with it.

I say put me down, you big bully.

Help me.

You got him.

- No, I was just playing along.

You're pretty good.

Are you gonna put on a show or something?

- Yeah, and try and sell a few of these if that's okay.

- Sure.

Just keep out of trouble, all right?

- Sure.

- Well, if it isn't Sheriff Lex.

I'd let you search me, except I got a piece of paper here

that says Sheriff Lex has to give me and the boys

free passage into town.

- Well, your piece of paper may tell you about Sheriff Lex.

But I don't think it'll say anything about Deputy Alice.

Put 'em up.

Nothing.

- One wrong move, Billy-Boy.

- Look, my hands are trembling.

I must be scared.

- He looks like trouble.

- Yeah.

He is.

- You're back.

Yeah.

- Jack, you're shaking.

- Yeah, well I guess I'm just not James Bond material.

- She came this close to finding the mic.

That's the second time in 24 hours.

- I told them this isn't right.

- Bray and Danni.

Look, I can handle this.

I just need to work out how.

- Well look, Jack, you need some help out there.

Why don't I come-- - No.

No look, all I wanna know is that you're safe.

- I hate this.

We never see each other.

Why can't they find someone else?

- Well, because there isn't anyone else.

- No.

No.

I mean, you keep away from him.

- Jack.

- Ellie, I'll see him

and when we get back we'll spend some time together.

Okay?

- Promise.

- Alice.

There's something we need to talk about.

I really like you.

- Thanks, buddy.

- Alice, no, no no, no wait.

Forget about it.

- That little creep is taking bets right under our noses.

There's no betting in here, remember?

- Sure.

But KC's kinda working undercover, okay?

- Sh, look, you don't understand.

KC keeps me in the know about what's going down.

And we just attach a little high finance to it, that's all.

- You're incredible.

- Incredible.

- Hey.

You're not gonna tell anyone, are you?

- Don't worry, Lex, your little secret's safe with me.

- KC.

- Come here.

I've got a little job for you.

- That'll never work.

- It won't if you just stand there.

What are you doing here?

- I actually had a proposition for you.

- It'll have to wait.

I'm kinda busy.

Do you want to give me a hand?

- I don't know what it is, I just like this guy.

No, I really like him.

He just seems sort of scared or something.

- Or maybe he doesn't...

- Nothing.

But you have to talk to him.

You need to be clear about how he feels.

- Oh, I know how he feels.

He just is one of those guys who

has a hard time expressing it.

I have to make it easy for him.

It's like you always say, you have to follow your heart.

- Yeah, but that doesn't always mean you'll find happiness.

Well you know me, I'm as subtle as an air raid.

I'll just end up saying something stupid.

- Something wise.

Like you always do.

Please, Tai-San.

- Yeah, okay.

I'll try.

- You're an angel.

Right, that should do it.

- Yeah.

I think so.

You know, I've got to admit, you and I make a great team.

- Well, that's kind of what I wanted to talk to you about.

I mean, think about all the people out there who need us.

I mean, we could freelance our skills.

You and me, how and where we wanted.

I mean we'd get rich.

What do you say?

Well, what's that?

- It's a plan for a new set of outbuildings.

I told Amber once that I was gonna make this a model farm.

For the future.

She told me people were never meant to live in the cities.

This is my dream.

- Yeah, yeah, and it'd still be there.

But, I mean, you just can't turn your back

on a world that needs what you've got.

- Since when were you so concerned about the world?

What is it?

- Look, I am scared, Dal.

I mean, Ebony has nearly caught me spying twice.

Can you imagine what she'd do if she did?

- Well, tell them you won't do it anymore.

- What if Ebony's planning something against the tribe?

I've got to go on, Dal.

But I just can't do it on my own anymore.

I need someone to cover my back.

- No way, Jack.

I am not gonna do it.

That's final.

- Oh no, not now, Ebony.

- You little toerag.

You've been planting these across the City.

Without clearing it?

- I didn't think.

- Oh, you bet you didn't think.

So who's gonna organize the security?

- Hey, we're trying to do some business here.

- This is my business, Lex.

He runs a rat race across the City and pulls a crowd?

Well, I'm the one who's gotta keep the peace.

You've been upsetting this nice little lady.

What do you say?

- I'm sorry.

- Oh, you will be if it happens again.

Now you better start putting up these cancellation notices.

Then you and your boys can leave.

- Don't push your luck, Lex.

- Oh, I love you too.

You two been gambling?

- Gambling's not allowed here.

Ebony.

Maybe you can take this creep with you when you leave.

- My pleasure.

- Bye-bye, Billy-Boy.

- Nice job, Lex.

- Yeah, sure.

Lex, that's all I've got.

- Never give all you've got.

- You got it.

- I'm not on my own.

I've got Cloudy.

Are you two gonna be a couple again?

- We're thinking about it.

- Does that mean you'll stop caring about me?

- No, of course not, sweetheart.

What gave you that idea?

- It's what Trudy says.

- Trudy doesn't mean that.

How about we go and see her together, eh?

- No.

I don't wanna see her.

I never want to see her again.

- Look, he's got just the same hair as Jack.

- This is stupid.

- No, it isn't.

If you talk to him, he talks back.

Hello, Jack.

Hello, Alice.

Have you seen Ellie?

Jack, she's right beside you.

Oh, good, 'cause I really missed her.

- God, you're an embarrassment.

Have you come far?

Hey, dummy,

that pretty girl just asked you a question.

Now just keep on the DLs about crossing the deserts

and fighting those crocodiles.

- Quite a way.

I'm from up north, about a hundred miles or so.

- No, I got that back home.

That's how I found out about this market.

- Wow.

Did you hear that, Alice?

My news sheet's being read over a hundred miles away.

You put this together?

- Yeah.

I'm Ellie, the editor.

- Nice to meet you, Ellie.

I'm Wolf.

And this is Claude.

Thank you.

- I get the impression you two come as an item.

- I'll put him away.

- No, it's okay.

Look, we don't get many people

from that far away around here.

Would you mind if I ask you a few questions?

- Sure, go right ahead.

- Watch out.

She'll get all of your secrets.

- She's welcome to mine.

- I'll leave you to it, then.

Well do you think so?

I mean, Alice, he's quite an attractive guy.

It's okay, Jack, I know Ellie loves you the best.

Isn't that right, Ellie?

Be good.

- And if I did help you,

it would only be for a little while.

You know that.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

- Looks like I don't have much of a choice then.

- Well great.

I mean, you won't regret it, Dal.

- I already do.

- Alice is in pain.

Speak to her.

- I don't need this.

I like her, I like her a lot and I don't wanna hurt her.

And before you get on your high horse,

Tai

Just another one night stand with Lex

and then back to playing

the perfect virgin queen of harmony?

Because I can't take that, okay?

- And that's all there is to it.

Write it on the computer, print it off, and distribute it.

- How do you get the computer to work with no power?

- Hello.

- Here's how.

This is Jack, he can do just about anything.

Jack, this is Wolf.

- Well, I'm interviewing Wolf for the paper.

He's from up north.

- Well, don't be too long

because we are gonna spend some time together.

- And we will.

It's just that, well, this is important.

Look, I'll see you later, okay?

That's a promise.

- You take this newspaper pretty seriously, don't you?

- Yeah.

- Zilch.

I've been trying to find news about the Chosen,

but there's nothing out there.

- They made camp near our town.

We thought it was all over.

We'd end up slaves or even dead.

But it didn't happen.

Ellie, if you wanna know about what's happened

to the Chosen, I can tell you.

- Great.

Let's go get a drink.

I want the whole story.

- No, that's it.

There were a few disturbances last night by the river.

Just kids.

- Okay.

- Oh, Bray, I had to tell you.

I didn't think your way-- - Had any chance at all.

- Yeah.

I guess I was wrong.

- Either that or she's up to something.

Everything's a game to her.

- I can think of another game we could play.

You know, I think this is really working.

- The new order, peace among the Tribes, everything.

And you know, this morning when we all sat

down to breakfast, it kinda felt like

we were a normal family in a normal world.

- A normal world.

What would that be like?

- Jack, Jack.

- I've got the front page story, Jack.

The Chosen, they're finished.

They're finished.

Shouldn't you be in bed?

- I was just coming to see you.

- Lex, I believe one thing shouldn't

cause another thing pain, but it does.

The cow eats the grass.

The man eats the cow.

That's what frightens me.

You and I mean pain for Alice.

- Get real, Tai-San.

- I feel like I'm falling, Lex.

And I don't know where the bottom is.

But I want to find out.

- No.

Turn it off.

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 in you and I

That together with a guiding light

Abe Messiah Eeya

I'll be here for you night and day

Abe Messiah Eeya

Oh just look this way

Oh just look this way

Abe Messiah Eeya

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