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- You think there might be some people out to get me?

- Especially after the way you and the Privileged have acted

in the past.

- I just want you to know that if you're planning on

trying to escape, then I'm with you.

(machine roaring)

- It's safer here.

(tribal music)

- Authorities are appealing for calm

throughout the evacuation process.

(tribal music)

♪ The spirit of the tribe is yours and mine ♪

(ominous music)

(machines creaking)

(tribal music)

- Just what do you think you're both doing?

- Nothing.

- Don't you have any chores to do?

- We were just worried about the machines.

They sound like they're on patrol.

- So am I, and I want to see you both busy.

- The machines could be coming.

- Do you think I'd be wasting my time speaking with you

if they were?

There's only one place the machines will be,

and that's in the forbidden zone.

And if you don't make yourselves useful,

you'll end up in the forbidden zone, too.

- I'm going to tell Zora on her.

- Yeah, who does she think she is, bossing us around?

(light music)

(knocking at door)

- Come in.

- Wanted to see me, mistress.

- How does this all look?

Does it suit me?

- I don't understand.

- No you wouldn't, would you.

All this, it's mine now.

M-I-N-E.

Mine.

Say it.

- It.

- The other bit.

- All this is mine?

M-I-N-E?

- Thanks for reminding me.

Flame is history.

(light music)

- Not too much, now, we don't want to ruin all the seeds.

- When will they all turn to food?

- Not long.

Depends on the amount of sun and water.

- And I'm in charge of it all, right?

- Right.

And before you know it, we'll all be harvesting

and eating fresh vegetables.

- How come you know so much?

- Because I'm older I suppose.

- Do you know where the moon goes yet?

- What are you talking about?

- Where the moon goes, in day, and stars.

- They're in the same place as they were at night.

- Can't see them.

- Haven't you ever seen the moon in the day?

- Only sometimes, but never any stars.

- Just because you can't see something,

it doesn't mean it isn't there, Sal.

- Get away from me! Get over there! Go on.

(goat farting)

What are you looking at?

(Flame roars)

(children cry out)

- He really scares me.

- He doesn't scare me.

- Go on, have another look then.

- Maybe later.

Faygar keeps bossing us around.

- Yeah, she said we should be doing chores.

- Well you should try and help out.

- If you say, but what about her?

It's so confusing.

- I'll speak to her about it.

- There's another thing.

Leanne made me go and have a look at Flame.

- No I didn't, it was your idea!

- Wasn't!

- Was!

- You know you're not allowed near him.

- I just wanted to see what he looked like close up.

- See, it was Erin's idea, Zora, honest.

- It doesn't matter whose idea it was, the point is,

you're not to go near him again, okay?

- He growled at us, like an animal.

- Do you think he's dangerous?

- No.

As long as you don't go near him again, that is.

- We won't.

- Promise.

- Good.

- Zora, Leanne made me go and look at Flame.

- You wanted to.

Why am I the one who always gets into trouble?

- Cause that's what you're good at, Erin.

Getting into trouble.

- You're just jealous.

- Why couldn't you just be somebody else's brother?

(rhythmic music)

- Zora doesn't mean any harm, Faygar.

- The Barbs have always been our enemy.

How can you be so sure?

- Believe it or not, we all get along really well now.

Even Omar, the more he's got to know them.

And you remember how he felt about the Barbs.

- I'll let Omar speak for himself.

- I would never wanna be a Barb, but the Ants and Barbs

have shown they can get on together.

And Kwarli, he's become, well, like a friend.

- So, what do we do?

- Now that I'm back I would've thought

that was obvious, Cass.

- I still think of you as leader of the Ants,

if that's what you mean.

- Same here.

- That means a lot to me.

How do you think the others feel?

The Ants feel the same way.

We might get along with Zora and the Barbs,

but that doesn't mean anything's changed.

- I guess we'll just have to see what Zora

and the rest of the Barbs have to say about it.

(wistful music)

- How did Gwyn feel?

- She didn't seem to mind.

She said it was worth it, if I wanted to be a Priv.

- What, working as a slave in here?

Nothing's worth it.

Right Shadow?

- I know my place.

So should you.

- Look at me, I've gone from being an Ant,

to a Barb, to a Discard.

I can't get any lower.

Anything that I've ever believed in has turned out a mess.

- Maybe now, but things will change, Dan,

so don't give up hope.

- Easy to say.

- Easier if you were back with your tribe.

That's where you belong, Dan.

You're an Ant.

- Was an Ant.

- Being with another tribe won't make all your problems

disappear, Dan, you take problems with you wherever you go.

- So what do you do?

- Face the problems, rather than run.

At least, I try.

- What kind of problems do you have, then?

- Right now, just the one.

Being stuck in here.

And on this occasion, I might just run.

- What, try and escape?

- Shh, not so loud.

(dramatic music)

- Well?

- When the time's right.

- I wanna come with you.

- Good, I could use your company.

(goat farting)

- You must admit, it's the perfect punishment

for someone who's always on about perfection.

- That thing kept me awake all night.

(goat bleating)

And the smell, ugh.

- It's not that bad.

- Can't you get one of your servants to get it out of here?

- We don't have servants.

- One of your savages, then.

- I know it's difficult, but if you're going to stay here,

then be nice.

- Now Harmony's in charge, I'm not the problem.

Harmony's not the only problem.

Is Faygar stirring up trouble for you?

- I can handle it.

- Wouldn't be too sure about that.

Faygar gives the Ants something to believe in,

with all that weird ancestor stuff.

- What are you getting at?

- You're a natural leader, Zora, but I bet it's only

a matter of time before Faygar makes you pay.

- Faygar and I can work together.

- Not as well as you and I might.

- What?

- If you and I joined forces, we'd be unstoppable.

- Me, join forces with you?

- Of course, if you prefer this, living in filth,

to a life of privilege.

- You must be getting desperate.

- I'm offering you a way out.

The only real way to keep your power over the tribes,

and I know you like power, Zora, I can see it in your eyes.

- Forget it.

(sorrowful music)

What are you looking at?

Get away from me, you filthy creature.

(goat farting)

- Sorry that your real present was stolen, Happy,

but I'll try and get it back one day.

- Sal, what are you doing?

- Playing with Happy.

He just loves his present, don't you Happy?

- What present?

- This one.

- What one?

- The one that I'm holding in my hand.

- Ah. You mean the pretend one.

- No, it isn't pretend.

- I don't see a present.

- Doesn't mean to say it isn't there.

Just like the moon in the day.

- Sal, I have no idea what you're talking about.

- You will when you're older.

- Oh, will I?

- Just ask Kwarli.

- If you insist, but right now we have a meeting.

Faygar wants to see all the Ants and Barbs together.

- (singing) Listen to the wind blow, look inside,

what do you see?

Children asking why, oh.

How much longer is this going to take?

- Almost there, mistress.

- I hope my singing isn't putting you off.

- Not at all, Harmony.

I love to hear you sing.

You have a beautiful voice, smooth and silky.

Just like your hair. - (singing) Like the clouds

in the sky, the tribal spirits.

(Harmony clearing throat)

That last note, it didn't sound beautiful.

Get me a glass of water.

(singing) La la la la la la la la la.

(Harmony clearing throat)

- I don't think water will help much.

I mean, you've been singing for quite awhile now.

Perhaps you need to give your voice a rest.

- If you don't mind.

- [Gwyn] Not at all, Harmony.

- I'll sing for you again some other time.

- Really?

- Of course, I promise.

- Thank you.

Finished.

- How do I look?

- Great.

- You can do better than that.

- Fantastic?

- No, perfect!

That's the only word I'll accept from now on, understood?

- Yes, Miss Harmony.

Perfect.

- Go fetch me some food.

I'm hungry.

- [Gwyn] Right away.

- (singing) Tribal spirit

(calm music)

- Ah, my fingers.

- Don't worry, we won't be here much longer.

- When?

- We'll know when the time is right.

(spiritual music)

- [Faygar] I am the one to tell of the Ancestor,

written in the prophecies.

- [Zora] The Barbs don't follow the prophecies.

- But the Ants do.

Ancestor, save us, show us the way.

Come on, say it with me.

- Ancestor, save us, show us the way.

- Not just Ants, but Barbs, show Zora that you follow

the Ancestor.

- Ancestor, save us, show us the way.

- Enough!

- How dare you interrupt the prayer,

when I'm asking the ancestor for guidance.

- If you choose to follow the Ancestor, that's fine,

but you shouldn't force anyone else.

- Faygar's never forced us, Zora.

We've always followed the way of the Ancestor.

- That's a matter for you, Omar, and the Ants.

But the Barbs have their own beliefs,

and you should respect them.

- We do.

- The Ants show respect when it's due,

including respect for their leader.

- So, that's what that this is really about?

- You might be leader of the Barbs,

but I still lead the Ants,

and we all still follow the ways of the Ancestor.

- If the Ants choose to follow you, that's fine,

and no one, including me, is going to stop you.

- Thank you, mighty Bray, for showing Zora the way.

- This has nothing to do with the Ancestor.

If it does, well, where is he?

- Just because you can't see him, that doesn't mean

he isn't here.

- Not now, Sal.

- The Ancestor is in our hearts.

It's our way.

The Ants have to follow our true path,

and that cannot happen with you as leader.

- Each tribe can have the same leader as before,

if that is the choice of everyone.

(ominous music)

- We have other issues to deal with, like the machines,

and the prophecies of the descendants

of Bray and Zoot returning.

- We've shown we can live with the machines,

as long as we stay outside of the forbidden zone.

I still think the greater danger is Harmony.

- Not greater than the prophecies of the Ancestor.

- Are you sure there are prophecies, or just superstitions,

stories, handed down through the ages?

- I have the gift of of seeing, Zora, and I believe

in the return of the descendants.

- Like I said, that's your belief,

and you're entitled to it.

- There's more, Zora.

Much more.

All tribes are entitled to be forewarned,

so that they can prepare and be safe.

- From what, exactly?

- Our land returning to darkness and destruction,

greater than even the ancient wandering.

(calm music)

- Oi, you!

Yeah, you, come over here.

Shadow's got something to say to you.

- What about?

- He said to tell you that he thinks you're ugly.

Right Dan?

Tell the guard what Shadow said.

- Uh, right.

He said you were ugly and stupid and fat.

- I wouldn't let him get away with it.

- He won't.

(ominous music)

Did you call me fat?

- No.

- Yes you did, you called me fat.

- No I didn't.

- [Guard] I'm not fat.

- Maybe you are.

- I'm not fat.

- [Shadow] Yes you are.

- [Second Guard] Oi, break it up.

- I'm not fat, I'm not ugly.

- You are.

- [Guard] No I'm not.

- Maybe you're stupid and ugly.

- [Second Guard] Break it up.

- [Guard] You're stupid.

- Come on, Dan, let's go.

Want an apple?

- Help, help, over here.

After them.

(upbeat music)

- You've got to admit, she was reasonable about it.

- I thought Zora would put up more of a fight.

- But she didn't.

- Convincing her was too easy.

- She didn't seem very convinced about the prophecies.

- That's her problem, and the Barbs,

and all the other tribes that don't listen

to the Ancestor and all the warnings.

- We just have to make her see.

- That's not all that bothers me, Cass.

I'm sure she'd still want to lead the Ants,

as well as the Barbs.

- But she didn't, so everything turned out all right.

- For the time being.

But I just have this bad feeling that Zora

shouldn't be trusted, that's all.

(calm music)

- They've what?

- Left.

- Don't you mean escaped?

- That's another way of putting it.

- Sky and your brother, after all I've done for him?

I want them both caught.

- The Warp guards are already searching the area.

If they can't find them, no one can.

- I hope you're right about that, Gwyn, for your sake.

(ominous music)

- [Dan] Over here.

(Sky and Dan panting)

(crickets chirping)

(gong clanging)

- [Cass] Come and get it.

- Good, I'm starving.

- Hands?

They don't look very clean.

What have you been doing?

- Picking my nose.

- Erin.

- [Cass] That's disgusting.

- No need to go on about it, everything's clean.

- Why do we have to wash our hands before we eat, anyway?

- So we don't spread germs.

- We don't wash our faces.

- Only our hands will do.

Anyone fancy taking Flame something to eat?

I would myself, but he gives me the creeps.

- I don't mind.

- I'll do it, you go and start your supper, Kwarli.

(calm music)

Brought you something to eat.

- [Flame] Did you make it?

- Don't flatter yourself.

- Smells good, by the way.

- We're celebrating Faygar's return.

- Yeah, I thought it was made specially for me.

- You're not with the Privileged now, Flame.

- Tell me about it.

Still, this isn't too bad.

You must have some influence,

in wanting for me to eat this well.

- I didn't, I just brought it to you.

- Keep it up, and I might let you be my servant (laughs).

- You're in la-la-land, Flame.

I don't think you realize, you have no power here.

- I will again, Zora, and you'd do yourself a big favor

remembering that.

- Is that a threat?

- A promise.

Cause I won't forget how anyone has treated me.

So be careful, one day, I might get even.

- [Omar] Mm, this is delicious, Cass.

- [Cass] Thanks.

- Can I have seconds?

- If there's enough.

Wait for Zora to have hers first.

- Wonder what's taking her so long.

- We didn't thank the Ancestor.

- For what?

- [Sal] The food.

- We thank you, mighty Bray, for all our blessings,

and making sure we don't go hungry.

- Thank you, mighty Bray.

- Next time, can we have more?

I'm starving.

- Don't be rude, Erin.

- Just thought I'd ask, that's all.

- Nothing wrong with asking the Ancestor for anything, Erin.

- Doesn't mean you'll get it.

Is this mine?

- How's Flame?

- Same as always.

- How long do we have to keep him here?

- Why don't you ask the Ancestor?

- If you have something to say, Zora-

- I just want Erin to realize the Ancestor

doesn't have all the answers.

- Oh really?

Well, we believe he does.

- No reason to force it upon us.

- If you, or any of the other Barbs don't like it,

then you can always move out.

- We might just do that,

and where do you think that will leave you?

Alone, for Harmony to walk all over you.

- Please, arguing amongst ourselves won't help matters.

- We need to stick together.

- We Barbs have always been able to take care of ourselves.

We don't need the Ants.

- I don't mean just to deal with the likes of Flame,

even Harmony.

What were you saying earlier, Faygar, at the shrine,

about the darkness.

- Don't tell me they're getting to you as well, Kwarli.

- When the descendant of Zoot returns,

we have to be prepared.

- But how will we know?

- Please.

- We'll know.

- Really?

You once thought it could be Sky.

- It is written that whoever it is

could be disguised as a friend,

when they are really the enemy.

- So it could be anyone.

Me, even you, Faygar, or you, Kwarli.

- Even me?

- No, that's not what Zora and Faygar mean, is it?

- Of course not.

- We have to be careful, the Barbs and Ants,

that's all I'm saying.

We have to be prepared.

(thunder rumbles)

(wistful music)

- [Dan] You were amazing.

Shadow's got something to tell you.

- [Sky] Did you see the look on the guard's face?

- [Dan] Hope they're not around.

- We well and truly lost them, Dan.

They're long gone.

(calm music)