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No, say it. No, I can't, Lande, because

no one can ever upset you!

No one can ever upset Yolande!

Dude, what is your problem?

- That everything was fine until the Field family got here.

- Please stop. - You want to go again, huh?

Come on. Come on. Let's go.

[Crying] Please stop!

- Everyone thought you'd been... taken by a...

By a shark?

- Yeah. I'm just -- Look, I'm just glad you're back.

Are you...Are you leaving me?

I think what's been happening

is that I've been trying to fight for us, and I think now...

I need to learn how to fight for me.

The ring comes in handy.

It keeps all the creepy and lonely dads away.

Creepy, lonely dads?

Mm, wondering which one I am.

- Neither. - Luce!

You all have someone.

You have sharks and Amanda, and Tristan has Yolande,

and Granny has Granddad, and I have Charlie.

She's mine, and now you're trying to take her away from me.

No.

Luce, I'm not trying to do that.

- Then don't fall in love with her.

You know that thing about kids?

Yeah?

- I think we should talk about it.

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- Hey, Dad. - Hmm.

- Busy putting together an action plan

before this community starts losing their minds.

- Sounds to me like du Plessis and Bruce Bloody Anderson are part of your problem.

Do you want to smoke a peace pipe?

No. That's not gonna happen.

[Laughs] I didn't think so.

- There you go. - Pops.

That was Emily.

She's gonna be reporting for her shift tonight.

How's that? Dead to alive. Amazing, huh?

- Yeah, maybe check the hospitals next time before making assumptions.

This whole thing's been blown out of proportion.

- That's exactly what we did, bro.

Until her board and the rest of her stuff washed up.

Look, bro, I got nothing against sharks.

I respect them, I always have,

but it's a whole different ball

game when it happens right in front of you.

Gav, I'm not attacking you.

I'm just saying don't jump to conclusions.

Do you know how bloody hard it makes my work?

- Oh, your work. Right. - Boys!

You both need to take a step back.

- Do you remember what happened to Mark Lynch

after you left for Cyprus? Do you?

- Of course I do. - Right. So you remember

that I was out there surfing with him that day.

- Gavin -- - Sitting out the back,

about as far away from him as I am from you right now.

- Gav -- -I saw that fin break the surface,

swim straight at us and disappear.

And I was paddling next to him, trying to catch a wave in

when that great white came up and took him.

I saw him kicking and screaming and bleeding

after it swam away,

and I was there trying to help him when it came back.

I saw him trying to fight it,

using his board, punching it,

kicking it until it dragged him away, until he --

until he wasn't fighting anymore.

And I was the one who pulled what was left of him out of the water that day.

So don't you ever tell me

that I'm blowing things out of proportion.

If there's sharks back in the bay, we need to know about it.

Go and check with those bloody cage operators.

Find out if they're chumming again.

- Come on, man, it can't be those okes.

Well, double check.

And you better get yourself ready, bro.

If there's another attack, things are gonna go crazy, and

there's nothing you or I could do about it.

- I'll come back later to make dinner, alright?

Okay.

Okay. I knew, right? I'm sorry.

- It's fine. Don't worry. Mum, I'll -- I'll walk you out.

- Where are you off to? - Um, just out.

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Thanks.

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Well, at least there's cricket.

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- I'll bet your dad wants to kill me right now.

What? No.

- I don't even want to think about setting foot in that house.

- [Sighs] Please don't worry about it.

My dad's such a softie. Besides, he's super chilled.

- Then why are you going to the doctor?

Uh, it's just a little bruised.

And also because this one kid in my rehabilitation program

literally stumped his toe and then died.

He did what?

- I probably shouldn't have told you that.

- Geez, Lande, I'm --

- I'm sorry, but I -- - It's fine.

Please stop stressing. It's just a checkup.

Okay.

Just let me know when you're done, okay?

Will do.

Love you.

Love you.

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And you, madam,

if you ever decide to disappear again without telling me,

you're gonna wish that shark had bitten you.

[In Afrikaans] Okay?

[Laughter] Okay, everyone,

let's get ready for service.

Have a nice one.

What did Martin say?

- I just, uh -- Give me a sec.

Hi. Sorry. Um, we -- we actually only reopen at 6:00.

- I just want to ask, this is Salty's, right?

- Mm. - I'm looking for the owner.

- Oh, yeah. You're looking at them.

- Okay, no, then it's probably the previous owners,

Cheryl and Sollie Solomons.

Um, hi?

I'm Amina Abrams.

I'm looking for my auntie, Cheryl Abrams.

Now Solomons.

Amina.

Mm. You are?

- Cheryl doesn't work here anymore.

I don't know where she works.

- You don't maybe have a way that I can reach her?

No, I don't. Um, I'm sorry.

We -- We have to start with service.

- You don't have a number? - I am so sorry.

- You don't have a phone number or something?

- Oh. I'm so sorry. I don't have a number.

Thank you.

Thank you.

What the hell was that?

- Uh, I have to get the mussels ready.

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-The person you have called is not available.

Please wait... [Indistinct voicemail greeting]

- [Beep] - Mommy, please call me back.

She's here. Amina.

Amina's here. You have to call me back.

[Hyperventilating]

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? I can feel your tide ?

? Pulling me ?

? So I go where the sunlight falls ?

? And the tide will bring me home ?

[Birds crying]

- Sure, Surf Tour's gonna be so sweet.

- Yeah, but you're coming, right? Your old man's all about it?

Ah, my belly's chilled. Um...

Yo, okes, I'm gonna have to give this one a miss, bro.

- I got some stuff I have to do. - What stuff?

- What stuff's better than Surf Tour, man?

- Hey, listen, you two brain donors are not gonna understand.

- Oh. - Hey, bru.

Durban's all -- Durban's alright.

You know, this is where the waves are.

- Okay. - Right on my front porch.

Right. Sure, bro.

But anyway --

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[Indistinct conversations]

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Amanda, come check this out.

Wow. This is incredible.

- Yep. Julie and I I.D.'d every single shark in this bay.

Probably had about 200 sightings the year we left for Cyprus.

- You named a great white after a clown fish.

Well, that was Julie's idea.

She had a sick sense of humor.

Wow. Jockey, Marty, Flounder.

- Yeah, yeah, she was just trying to change the narrative.

- Okay, your biggest obstacle is the big, large teeth.

I mean, even if you name them...

- Lassie. - Yeah, yeah, I know.

I know what you're saying.

Can you help me out there?

Can you take these files around and just see if there's a match?

And then just find out if any of the sharks

that we've tagged has been pinged close to the bay.

Okay, will do so.

Awesome.

Do you know, the thing that's really puzzling me

is why so long?

Because of the orcas.

- Oh, well, that's one theory, but for so long,

there's definitely something else happening.

What are you seeing?

Mm, it looks like a seven gill.

- Okay, great. I'll take these to the other stations.

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- I really need that permit to carry passengers.

- From a mafia agent to a law abiding tour guide.

Wow. How the mighty have fallen.

- Not for me. Thanks. - Come on.

I've got a whole crew waiting in the harbor

- ready to set this up. - Mm, well,

you still need to complete the official applications.

- Mm. And the department only issues three of those a year.

And they've all been allocated.

Also I'd like everyone to look the other way

- while I'm chumming. - [Chuckles] Really?

Okay. Uh, are you out of your mind?

The sanctioned, eco sensitive,

research based rigs will make my life a misery.

- Well, then this isn't going to be very favorable for either of us, eh?

I don't care.

I'm not doing this.

[Sighs]

Listen.

You're gonna set this up.

I need those permits,

or else I'm gonna expose every little illicit

thing you did with Joey Fortune and the trawlers to Martin

Field. -Really?

That is a great way to implicate yourself.

- Not with the information I have in my possession.

Come on. Why are we fighting?

This is harmless.

It's a very lucrative business,

and it can be good for both of us.

Hmm?

Hmm.

- Um, can you go around the house?

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Let's wait for the wind.

It's gonna work. It's gonna work. [Laughs]

- Maybe we can try it in the water.

It's very good. Try it.

- No, I don't think it's gonna work.

I'm gonna try it on a harder surface.

Yeah.

- Dad. - Hey.

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How's it going?

- Lucy's been a bit formal today.

Almost like she's assessing me.

[Chuckles]

Ah, I think she's a little peeved because,

uh, I'm trying to steal her new bestie, you know?

- Geez. I've never experienced jealousy from a tween.

- Yeah, well, consider it a massive compliment.

- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.

Okay.

- So, uh, you said you're from upcountry?

- From KZN. Psych degree from Wits,

and I, um, landed in the Cape about a year ago.

Yeah. Why Cape Town?

- With the sea in the south east, it just --

it feel like --

It feels like I can finally breathe again, you know?

Mm.

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- I'm gonna -- I'm gonna go check on Lucy.

Yeah.

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Did you guys already eat?

- Yeah. Lande's got to eat with the pills she's taking.

You know, the pills for the pain from the fall?

Relax. Got food for you, man.

- Dad, you know I'll always look out for her.

Especially when you're out doing

whatever dodgy deal you're up to.

Hey. Watch it.

Dad, I messed up once.

- Come on, just go eat. Your food is warm.

Um, I'm gonna need you day after tomorrow.

- Why? - You're gonna help me set up

my cage diving business.

- What? Why don't you ask Tristan?

You and him get along like a house on fire lately.

- Wesley, I know you're trying to make me angry,

but it's not gonna work.

Come on, man, it's something we can do together.

- I have to practice for inter school, remember?

What I'm supposed to be doing on tour?

Please don't rope me into whatever --

into whatever it is you're doing.

- Day after tomorrow. No discussion.

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[Indistinct conversations]

Mm!

- 30 minutes. How are we doing for time?

- What is -- What is going on with you?

Oh!

[Indistinct conversations]

Mm!

Oh, it's just... [Indistinct conversations]

...one of those days.

- It feels like it's been one of those days

since that woman turned up earlier.

[Indistinct conversations]

You do -- You do know her.

Who is she?

My cousin from Joburg.

So what's the problem?

- There's no problem. Just, you know, family.

Family?

- Yeah. In, uh -- In my family, if,

uh, one person makes it, there's always a cousin of a cousin

who wants a piece of the action. It's just --

She's probably just here for money, that's all.

- Feels like something else is wrong.

No, babe. Nothing wrong.

Just drop it, okay?

Fahiema, these leeks need to be charred and not incinerated.

Yes, Chef!

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[Indistinct conversations]

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[School bell rings]

Just stop fussing.

It'll be fine.

[Indistinct conversations]

And don't look at me like you're losing me.

- I don't like seeing you in this much pain.

I'm not in pain.

- Yolande, it hurts every single time we walk.

- Can we please just --

Fine.

[Indistinct conversations]

So how's Wesley?

I hate how my dad is with him.

All he thinks about is finding some miracle cure.

- I want him to find a miracle cure.

- While he punishes Wesley in the process?

[Indistinct conversations]

- Why don't we do a fundraiser thing?

Like -- Like a Getaways on the Surf Tour vibe.

- Like a GoFundMe. - [Scoffs]

Dude, Wes would rather die than take charity.

[Indistinct conversations]

- Then we do like a calendar, surf team thing.

Sell them for like 99 bucks a pop.

I'll take the photos. You do like silly captions.

- We could borrow an underwater camera and do it in the water.

- Mm. Now that the whole great white scare is gone,

people are gonna love it.

- Like a whole Take Back Our Surf vibe.

- You can do, like, TikToks behind the scenes.

- Everyone could do, like, a little quote.

Mm. It'd be epic, man.

I love that!

You'd do that for Wes?

- I just want you guys to be in a good space.

You know?

[Indistinct conversations]

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- You really are worried about this.

No. I'm just annoyed.

Feels like I'm getting caught up in all this paranoia.

So what's the plan of action?

- Well, if you can continue the awareness campaign,

I'm gonna go and check in with all the stations you sent the files to.

Hi, Wilma!

- Hi, um, I didn't know if you can use these goodies, so.

Wow. Thank you.

- Mom, aren't you supposed to be at book club today?

- Yeah, I thought I'd give it a miss today.

- Are you okay? - Yeah!

I, um, just wanted a bit of a change, actually.

- Okay. - Whew. It's beautiful here, hey?

I've got it.

Wilma, you are exactly who we need for our campaign.

- My mom? - Yes, your mom,

Wilma Field, the founder of the adult literacy program.

The organizer of the winter blanket collection.

The soup drive. The woman with all the connections in town.

- Amanda, you're a genius. I mean, this is a great idea.

- Yes. Right. - What do you say?

Well, do you really think so?

- Mom, you'd be perfect! - Yes!

- Are you kidding me? Come, sit down.

Let me show you what we're busy with.

Yes.

- Here we go. - Okay. Okay.

- Check this out. Have you ever seen anything like this?

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[Panting]

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Two hours, 45 on the nose.

Whew!

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It's grueling, but I did it.

I'm getting stronger! Wilma!

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Wilma?

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Wilma?

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[Panting, grunting]

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[Mutters indistinctly]

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- Mom, I've been trying to get ahold of you.

- I only saw the missed calls this morning.

- Did you know she was here? - No!

Apparently she's here for her studies at UCT.

So she's going to live here?

Yes. Farida tried to stop her.

What are we gonna do, Ma?

- I'll talk to her. - Please. Call her.

I couldn't sleep the whole night 'cause all I could think of is,

what if she needed help, and I just sent her away?

And also, I kind of implied that I don't know you.

- Becky! - Just call her. Please.

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Wow, Mom. That's incredible.

I didn't know you could do all this.

- Oh, your mom's still got a few tricks left in her.

- Yeah. No kidding. I absolutely love what you did here.

The whole thing with involving the schools and the museum,

it's great.

Gosh. It's getting late.

Shouldn't you be heading home?

No. I'm okay.

- Yeah? Well, Dad's gonna be wondering where you are.

- He's only worried about where his supper's coming from.

- [Chuckles] Spicy, Mom. Bit of a rebel there.

- Hi, Gran. Hi, Dad. - Hey.

- Charlie told me all about the fish in the bay.

In fact, she said we could go fishing

off the harbor wall later. Dad, please, can we go?

- Um -- - No, I think it would be great.

Tristan said he'll come, too.

- Yeah, well, okay. We make it a-a family outing.

A family outing.

- No, no, a-a fishing expedition.

Uh, it'd still be on Lucy's date,

and, yeah, Tris and I'll just be spare wheels, if that's okay.

So what do you say?

Yeah. They can come.

- Good. - Great.

Okay.

Yeah.

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- [Clears throat] - Oh, for crying out loud.

You know, Pollock and Barlow would never have folded like these idiots.

I mean, they've got no [no audio] Oh.

- Sometimes I wish we were a bit more Australian.

- Hey, steady on, old chap. We've got standards, eh?

- I mean, there are limits. - Mm.

Talking of which, I think I've reached mine, eh?

[Chuckles] Cheers.

- The wife's clock watching these days.

- She must come have a chat with Wilma.

She's got so many hobbies, she doesn't care what I do with my time.

- Lucky bastard. See you tomorrow.

Yeah. Yeah. Cheers.

[Cricket game playing on TV]

Here, Lucky, another beer, please.

[Cricket game playing on TV]

Block!

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- Sorry. - Ah.

- Hey, Luce, I reckon we got to start keeping score there.

- Yeah, well, Tristan's got one point.

- Yeah, I see that. - Catch up.

- How you going? - Uh...

- Charlie? - No, no. I'm -- I'm good.

This is -- This looks -- This looks tasty, right?

- Yeah. - No. Gross. Don't.

- It almost smells like fish. Snook even.

Are you -- Are you sure we can't add it to the catch?

- Make a nice little dinner? - Yeah, I don't think so.

I think I'll give that a skip, eh?

- Okay. I'm gonna have to, uh, release it back into the ocean.

Yes, please.

Be free, little slimy seaweed.

- Guys? - Look.

- I'm a -- I'm a real failure at this.

I'm gonna have to leave it up to the professionals.

That's -- You two look like you've done this before.

- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, the four of us used to do it all the time.

All -- All the time. Uh...

Sorry, uh --

- Remember our holiday at Fig Tree Bay?

We caught bream off the beach.

- Yeah. - I caught them, not you.

- Then Mom and I cooked them on the braai.

- It was really good -- - Yeah, okay. Okay, love.

It's time and place, alright?

- That's okay. You can talk about your mother.

- Yeah, Dad. Charlie and I talk about Mom --

- Alright! Let's get back to fishing, right?

This is what we came for. Good.

Nothing yet, but...

Good.

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Oh, my word.

Amina.

Look at you.

All grown, and you look so beautiful.

[In Arabic] Thank you, Auntie Cheryl.

I didn't know you were coming to Cape Town.

When did you arrive?

Uh, just yesterday.

Okay.

Hi.

Hi.

- I thought you said you didn't know Auntie Cheryl.

- Ach, man, she didn't recognize you.

- I thought you were studying in New York.

- I ca-- I came back.

Yes, she came back.

Um, and s-so you're here for your studies, hey?

- Yeah, I-I-I came a bit earlier for an internship.

Okay. Yes.

- I kind of ran out of money on the trip to town here.

And my daddy's cutting me off unless I come home soon.

I-I don't actually have a place to stay, and I was

wondering if I could maybe stay with

you or cousin Rebecca just for a few nights.

Yes, uh...

- Sorry, I-I don't have a place.

- Rebecca. - It's okay. I understand.

No, no, no. Um, Becky,

you can't let her sleep on the street.

Just give me a moment, Mom.

- It's fine. We'll -- We'll make a plan.

- Auntie Cheryl, don't -- don't stress.

- It's -- It's really fine. - It's okay, Amina.

You can -- You ca-- You can stay with me.

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Are you sure?

- Yeah. I-I have a blow up mattress.

[In Arabic] Thank you.

- Yes, you could -- Come. Oh.

Welcome to Cape Town.

Oh, go, go fetch your stuff, my darling. Go go, go.

- [In Arabic] Thank you. - [In Afrikaans] Go.

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- Okay, we can get this in the water just now.

When that cage goes down,

I want every shark within 10k already there.

Sure, boss. I'll prep the boat.

- See, Dad, you're really going for, like, the whole "Jaws" thing here.

- Well, gotta give tourists their money's worth.

- So, but, Dad, listen, do you know that my friends

are gonna disown me if they find out that I'm a part of this,

- Dad? - Part of what?

- The chumming, Dad. You know that this is what happened.

This is how that other oke got taken out a few years ago.

- There's no connection between the two, and you know that.

- That's what you say, Dad. Everyone else knows

that chumming means frickin' human buffet for sharks, man.

It is urban legend, okay?

So stop with the shark folklore,

and let's get the chum in the water.

- Listen, Dad, why didn't you just hire someone

- to do this, man? - Because I'm low on cash,

and I need my son to help me make this happen.

Okay.

Dad, are you -- are you doing this legally this time?

- Yeah, of course I am. I got a permit.

Hey, this is a father-son opportunity, okay?

We can do something together and help your sis.

Okay?

Good to have you on board, son.

Yeah.

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What's this?

- It's just my catch from last night.

[Sighs]

Didn't quite go according to plan, did it?

Dad, it's fine.

I miss Mom every single day.

It's not something you can just move on from, you know?

Yeah.

You know, we didn't do anything special with Grandma and Grandpa

for Mom, and I was thinking that maybe we should do a memorial,

you know, just celebrate her life with them.

Yeah, Lucy would love that.

We could even scatter Mom's ashes, do a whole thing.

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Dad.

Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

100%. Um...

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- She's pretty cool. - Who?

Who do you think, Einstein?

- Oh, no, no. No, no. No, there's nothing there, bud.

- Well, if there is something happening,

and you get a little special feeling,

I've got a very special book from 1974.

- I've got a special feeling your lungs are dead, buddy.

Oh. I thought you went cycling.

- Yeah. I had to refuel, and we were out of eggs, so here we go.

Hey, Tristan. How do you feel about a good old fashioned navy fry up?

- I'm all good, pops. Thanks. - Okay.

Darling, I'm going to be by later to get a bike rack.

You want to come along? It's a nice drive.

- Sounds lovely, but I've got so much going on

with Martin's shark awareness campaign. Sorry.

- Dad, is Charlie fetching me? - Yeah, of course she is.

I mean, she's still your ed psych, right?

- Who's Ed Sykes? - She's lovely.

- Let's go! - Who is "she,"

and who is Ed Sykes?

Educational psychologist.

I think Dad's falling for her a little bit,

and there's nothing I can do about it.

Bye. Bye.

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Huh.

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So, uh,

a degree in conservation biology,

UCT.

That's impressive.

No ocean in Joburg.

Plus, I needed the space.

Right. Um...And your mom?

- My mother wanted me all married off before I left home.

Wasn't your mother the same?

Uh, Cheryl?

You know, I --

I was just more eager to leave.

- I think me staying here with family might

make her feel a little bit better.

- Does she know you're here? - Mm,

I told her I'm staying by Auntie Cheryl.

She still thinks you're overseas.

She wouldn't be too keen on me living here with you.

- Why not? - Well --

- Hi. Uh, we -- we didn't actually meet properly.

I'm -- I'm Gavin.

Rebecca's fianc�.

Do you live here?

- Uh...currently, uh, between places,

but yeah, yeah, most of the time I'm here.

Before you're married?

Yeah. So, is that a problem?

[In Arabic] It's haram...

- ...to live like this. - Oh. Wow.

- I was taught that it's disrespectful, cousin.

- [Murmurs] It -- It's just a different upbringing,

- you know? - Disrespectful?

What else does Aunt Farida say about me, huh?

That you've lost your way.

- Why would you parrot the ideas of those liars?

- It's ridiculous. - Just relax.

- No, I just -- No. You know what?

I will not be judged by those people.

Not after how miserable they made my life when I was living there.

You lived there?

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Excuse me.

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Um...

Uh, I-I'm just gonna go find a shirt.

Sorry.

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- All your boys are in, and everyone's ready to look hot, hot, hot.

- We reckon we could sell about 100.

- More! And at an absolute minimum, that's like 5k for your surf tour.

- What do you think? - I think it's stupid, okes.

Why? It's gonna work, bro.

- Okes, I don't want to go on the surf tour anymore.

Okay? It's -- It's fine.

- What's your problem, dude? She's trying to help you.

- I don't want help. I don't want your help.

I don't want her help, I just --

[In Afrikaans] Just drop it.

Please.

- You're gonna regret it. That's all I'm saying.

What? Not having a calendar?

Just lie to her.

Don't talk like that, hey?

Everything I do is for her.

Mm.

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Hey. How are you?

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We'll get him to do it, don't worry.

- Mm? - Okay.

Okay.

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Is Rebecca okay?

- Yeah, she's, uh -- She just needed some time out.

She's stressed with restaurant stuff, you know.

- I just -- I just feel so terrible.

I didn't mean to upset her.

- Don't worry. Your -- Your cousin can be...unique.

- Yeah, just like all the other Muslim girls I know.

- So you -- you've never met her, but you --

you know Auntie Cheryl. Is that right?

- Yeah. Um, Auntie Cheryl used to come visit us in Joburg.

Um, but Rebecca never came with, so...

My mother never questioned it, so

I just always thought she wasn't allowed to.

- Yeah. - Okay.

Um,

uh, the -- this course that you're doing

must be expensive.

- But I was very blessed to get a grant.

- Oh, wow. So you're super brainy.

- -Shukran. - [Chuckles]

Yeah, the grant comes with a stipend for living expenses.

And so I was just thinking of getting a small job to cover the rest of the cost.

- Well, we can definitely find work for you at the restaurant.

- No, no, no, it's -- it's really okay.

Um, I'm applying for an internship in conservation.

- Conservation? - Yes.

That's why I came here to the bay.

- Well, I know the perfect person to help you with that.

I can hook you up.

- Really? - Yeah.

-Shukran.

- That would be amazing. - Of course, of course.

Um, I will see you later.

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Hey, stranger.

- Hey. - I haven't seen you since

Gav practically moved in with you.

- Yeah. Well --

Uh, uh, how's that going?

Fine. Good.

Okay.

- I-I heard about, uh, what's her name?

Charlie?

Oh, you have?

She's, what, tutoring Lucy?

Yeah. Yeah. Uh, turns out

I have a pretty bright daughter. [Chuckles]

Are you guys dating?

- Uh, we -- I mean, I guess we, uh --

Uh, I mean, she's great with the kids.

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- From what I heard, she sounds amazing.

- No, no. She is, um --

You know what kids are like. Drive you up the bloody bend,

but, uh, she handles it like a pro.

- Of course. - Mm.

I have to get to the kitchen.

- Bye. - Yeah. Cool. I'll finish my run.

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[Indistinct conversations]

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[Indistinct conversations continue]

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Shark!

Shark in the water!

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[Indistinct conversations]

[Whistle blows]

[Indistinct shouting]

??

[Whistle blows]

[Siren wailing]

[Indistinct shouting]

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Hmm. You look smart.

Oh, thanks.

- Is this your plan for saving our marriage?

Just avoiding me altogether?

- No, I'm not avoiding you. I'm just

tired of waiting for you to forgive me, so

I'm keeping myself busy.

[Sighs]

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- These are all the locations sent by the team in Gansbaai.

- Mm-hmm. - There's also a scientist

from the West Coast coming to see us next week.

And they think they have found this one.

- Here. - Huh.

- Lassie. - Yep.

Apparently, she was last tagged moving west.

- Mm-hmm. That's great. Awesome.

Martin?

- Gav? - We got it wrong.

What are you talking about?

Great white.

- What? Where? - This morning at the Berg,

I was surfing. The thing swam right past me.

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Rebecca.

[In Afrikaans] What's going on?

- Just couldn't bear it, being there with her around.

This doesn't feel right, Mom.

I shouldn't be around her.

Not when she speaks.

I hear my voice.

And she got angry the other day,

and she has the same flash in her eyes.

She even does that thing with her eyebrows.

- You mustn't look at it like that, man.

- How can I not, Mommy? It's so blatantly obvious.

Even Gavin will notice.

How?

She will figure it out.

- She won't, because Zaid and Farida are her parents.

- I remember what it felt like holding her when she was a baby,

when she was born.

And the other day, when she was so close to me, I felt that.

And what do I do now, Mommy, hmm?

What do I do now, Cheryl?

I gave my baby away.

And Gav will ne-- never forgive me, Mom.

- He will leave me. - Rebecca...

[In Afrikaans] stop this nonsense.

You pull yourself together.

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Becca, what were you thinking, hmm?

I would have expected so much more of you.

- Why, Rebecca? - Hey?

What about your future?

- Why did you go and do something like that, hey?

What are we gonna tell your family, hey?

What are we gonna tell your uncles and your aunts

and everybody that's looking up to us? Huh?

They will never accept you.

They will never accept you

or that baby that you're carrying.

You will never be part of their family!

No.

You know what you've done, huh?

You have brought shame on this family.

You have besmirched our good name.

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[Door shuts, Rebecca sobs]

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? Is this the final curtain? Is this the final moment? ?

? Is this where we stand up and take our bows? ?

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? Is this the time you're leaving? ?

? Is this the hurt I'm feeling? ?

? Is this the last time I see your face right now? ?

? So is this goodbye? Is this goodbye? ?

? Is this goodbye? Tell me, is this goodbye? ?

? So is this goodbye? Is this goodbye? ?

? Is this goodbye? Tell me, is this goodbye? ?

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? Is this the door I'm closing? Is there a door still open? ?

? 'Cause I'm looking for an answer here somehow ?

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? Is this the time you're leaving? ?

? Is this the hurt I'm feeling? ?

? Is this the last time I see your face right now? ?

? So is this goodbye? Is this goodbye? ?

? Is this goodbye? Tell me, is this goodbye? ?

? Is this the final curtain? Is this the final moment? ?

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