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[foreboding music playing]

[in Zulu] Hey you! I'm talking to you.

I'm talking to you.

Then talk, Sandile. I can hear you from here.

Why are you making a fool of me?

[in English] Don't act surprised, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

No, I don't.

Why did you tell Muzi what I told you?

-[in Zulu] I didn't tell him. -[in English] So how does he know?

[in English] Well, I guess it slipped.

[in Zulu] It's obvious you've been using me.

You're working with Muzi, right?

-[in English] Why? -What do you mean why?

Are you trying to sabotage my family?

[scoffs]

Your husband is suspected of killing my father.

You are here pretending to be my friend,

[in Zulu] like you're feeding him information?

[in English] [scoffs] You actually sound like a crazy person.

What's your game plan?

[in Zulu] You want this company.

-It's obvious, right? -Wow. You know what,

[in English] I actually I don't have time for this.

-[in Zulu] So what will you do? -Please move.

[engine accelererates]

[tense music plays]

[foreboding music plays]

[traffic buzz]

[in English] So it's a massive event to obviously celebrate his appointment

-[sighs] -as well as increase of salary

for all board members by 100%.

This man, we have to stop it.

We have to upturn him.

It's not possible, the transfer is legal.

Not unless he bullied her into doing this. That's what we have to prove.

Sir, I doubt Aluta is going to speak against her father.

We just have to accept that

this is how things are going to be from now on.

[tapping table]

[tense music plays]

Oh, come on now. What do you want?

Can't you see you've lost?

Is that what you tell yourself?

Then you've been lying to yourself.

This battle, only just started.

Muzi, we all know where your path will end,

in jail where you belong.

That's not gonna happen.

You don't have any power anymore.

All that died with Zebedee, for now you're just an employee

that I can decide to get rid of whenever I want.

We'll see about that, won't we?

There's nothing to see. Consider yourself unemployed.

-Are you firing me? -Yes.

On what grounds?

I'll think of something.

In the meantime, start clearing your desk.

[chuckles]

[phone ringing]

[Precious] Hi ma, it's Precious.

Please open the gate.

[Aurora] Oh, Precious. Okay.

[tense music playing]

[in Zulu] Hey you,

-[in English] what are you doing here? -I'm sorry that I tricked you,

but I have to speak to Aluta.

There's nothing to talk about. Just get out of my house.

I'm so sorry but,

-I really, really must speak to Aluta. -She doesn't want to talk to you!

But I--

[tense music playing]

[feebly] I always have time for Uncle Muzi.

Aluta, how are you?

[Aurora] She's not well at all.

I'm well enough to talk.

[Muzi] Good.

I believe that your father did not rescue you.

I believe that he kidnapped you

and he forced you to sign the company over to him.

[sighs deeply]

If you tell me that I'm wrong,

I'll walk away from this place,

and I will never bother you again.

[Aurora] You want my daughter to lie against her father?

Why? What for? For you?

And when did you care for anyone?

Because, I mean, right now

you are so worried and afraid because

[in Zulu] you're about to lose your position.

You were Zebedee's number two.

[Muzi in English] Aurora, I am not afraid.

Remember, that I appointed her

as the CEO of Magenta Coal

because I believe in my heart

that in the entire family

she's the best person for the position.

She's the best thing for the company.

But your bickering and your struggle for power

is going to ruin the company.

And when it does, everybody will lose.

Including you.

So you think my husband is not capable of running this business?

He's not. And you know it.

Aluta

[softly] You are totally wrong, uncle Muzi.

What my dad said, is exactly what happened.

I I'm sorry Aluta.

I'm sorry for ever doubting you.

Excuse me.

Wait!

-Muzi, you were right. -[dramatic tune plays]

[in Zulu] Ma, what are you doing?

[Aurora] I'm doing what I was supposed to have done

a while ago.

Muzi is right.

Your father is wrong.

[Aluta] Ma what about dad?

[in English] He's just going to have to suffer the consequences

of his actions, Aluta.

Ma, if I tell the truth,

my dad's gonna go to jail.

[Aurora sighs defeatedly]

I've been doing all of this,

[in Zulu] I've been selfish and thinking only of myself,

[in English] and sacrificing you

for our own selfish benefit.

[in Zulu] And I was blind to even support him in any way

-and you were hurting. Sorry, my baby. -[Aluta sobbing loudly]

-Sorry. My baby, I'm so sorry. -[Aluta sobbing]

[in English] Yeah no, don't worry. It's fine, I'll sort it out.

Okay. I'll call you later.

[Sibonile] What's this? What is he doing here?

-[somber music plays] -You know what I'm doing here.

Oh, he's put you up to this, didn't he?

Listen, my family can vouch for me.

[Aurora in Zulu] For what? What I'm doing, I'm doing it for my child.

You have no shame, hey.

[in English] Aluta, don't let them do this.

Don't let them take your father to jail!

-[clicks tongue] -[cuffs clinking]

Mr. Sibonile Nkosi,

you have the right to remain silent.

Whatever you say can,

and will be used against you in the court of law.

-You have the right to an attorney. -Aluta.

-[grunts] Alu-- Aluta. -[in Zulu] Take him away!

[Sibonile in English] Don't let them do this to me. Aluta!

[tense music plays]

Does anyone know what we have been summoned here for?

[in Zulu] Ah, don't look at me, I also have no idea.

[in English] I just hope it's not more bad news.

[Matilda] Come on. Come on, over here.

-[Khumbulani] Yeah, Mom. -[Matilda giggles]

[footsteps clattering]

Here you go!

[Sandile] So what's going on?

-[Matilda] We are celebrating. -We are?

[Sandile] What are we celebrating?

[Khumbulani] You must have found out who the blackmailer is.

No, no, not quite.

But, it is good news.

[Matilda] We are celebrating the downfall of one of our biggest enemies.

Okay, you're gonna have to be more specific.

Sibonile has been arrested.

[Matilda] And is now removed as the head of Magenta Coal.

Wait, what?

-What? -Why?

[Matilda] Apparently he was behind the the kidnapping of Aluta.

-[in Zulu] No way, I-- -[Matilda in English]Thank you.

Are you saying he was that desperate?

[in Xhosa] I don't know, my child.

[in English] Yeah, that's something mom would do.

-[Matilda] Oh no, Fezeka! -[Fezeka in Xhosa] Yes, you actually

sent your son to steal Mangaliso's proposal

and made it look it was Sandile's.

[indistinct]

[in Zulu] as we're seated here [indistinct]

[in English] Yeah, thanks to you.

[in Zulu] Get a grip, Fezeka, okay?

[in English] This is good news, please lighten up.

[Fezeka] How is this good news, exactly?

When my dad's brother is behind bars

for kidnapping the daughter?

Can you imagine how Aluta must feel?

[in Xhosa] What kind of a family are you?

[Khumbulani] Well technically this is not our family then!

Yeah, and that's how I'm gonna leave you guys to celebrate.

[Matilda in Xhosa] Fezeka, just like that?

[in Zulu] Let her go, Ma. She'll be fine.

My boys,

Fezeka will need to get close to Mangaliso.

[in English] He's still one of the suspects.

[Sandile in Zulu] I don't see her helping us with this.

-[Matilda in English] Khumbulani? -Mm?

[in Xhosa] You have to make her.

[in Zulu] Wow, Ma. How?

[Matilda in English] I really don't care, my child.

It may be good news that Sibonile has been arrested and removed,

[in English] but we still don't know who's blackmailing us.

And that still stands in the way of Sandile taking over this company.

So, are you with me?

Absolutely.

-Thank you. -[glasses clinking]

-Let's do this. -[ominous music plays]

Bottoms up.

-[tense music playing] -[footsteps approching]

[Matilda mockingly] Oh

Why are you looking so sad?

I guess it's understandable.

Having married the wrong brother and all.

[in Zulu] Help yourself and shut your mouth.

Because I'll slap you so hard right now.

[in English] Did I hit a nerve? I'm so sorry.

I would feel that way though if I'd married a loser.

[in Xhosa] But why are you not in jail?

[in English] Everybody knows that you're usually the one who

comes up with the schemes.

I bet the whole idea of kidnapping was yours as well.

I mean your daughter is the CEO,

[in Xhosa] but it wasn't enough.

-Then the two of you -Matilda, Matilda,

-don't disrespect me! I'll crush you. -Where are you going to?

-I'll finish you. -[screams]

[in Xhosa] Let go of me.

[yells] What the hell you're doing?

-[in Zulu] I'll strangle you. -[screams]

[in English] I'll strangle you.

-Whoa whoa whoa whoa! -Khumbulani

I'll kill you!

-[in Zulu] I'll kill you! -[yells] Ma! Ma! [exclaims]

-[Aurora] I'll beat you up! -[yells] Calm down!

Wait, That's enough!

-[in Zulu] I'll flatten you! -Ma! Ma!

-[in English] Hey! -Ma, that's enough.

-[in Xhosa] I'll beat you up. -[Aluta] What's going on?

[in English] I actually don't care what's going on,

I need the both of you to please calm down

-before we start our meeting. -[in Zulu] I'll beat you up.

[in English] Alright.

-[Aurora] I will beat this thing up. -Ma, Ma! Ma. Ma!

[in English] Precious, get her water.

[in Xhosa] You won't be lucky next time.

-[Matilda] You were lucky. -[in English] Take a seat, Ma.

[Aurora in English] So I would like to assure you that Aluta

is the right person for this job.

She's going to work very hard and wisely,

you know, to improve the business and help it grow.

And I'm sorry, um, as for the salary increments,

that Sibonile promised you,

we are unfortunately not able to do that.

-You're going to reverse it. -No.

You agreed that we will be getting salary increments.

Yes. But as we all know,

this is not the right time.

You know very well that the business is not doing well at the moment,

and Aluta has just taken over.

So when the time comes, we will discuss that.

[Matilda in Xhosa] I hear what you're saying Sandile,

[in English] but we can't afford to waste any more time.

These people are trying to take over. The longer we wait,

the harder it's gonna be to remove them.

Ma,can you just relax?

-Just calm down. -Don't tell me to calm down.

We have to find out who this is.

I just wanna remove that smug look offthat woman's face.

You know?

[in Zulu] But Sandile is telling the truth, Ma.

[in English] You need to be calm to be able to beat them.

-Yeah. -Alright.

-[phone chimes] -[in Xhosa] What really happened with you?

[in English] There are more important things to worry about right now. We--

-[Matilda exclaims] -[in Zulu] What? What's going on?

[in English] Mbele. He wants to see me.

-[Sandile in English] Why? -[in Xhosa] He didn't say.

[in English] Guess we'll have to find out. I'll see you in a bit.

Alright.

I'm actually very disappointed

with the level of disrespect from you.

Baby girl, you are the one

-disrespecting me. -Aunt Matilda,

I am not addressing you as your niece, okay?

I am the CEO of Magenta Coal

and that means you're gonna have to listen to what I have to say.

Where do you get the balls?

I have decided that I'm going to ban you

as a board member of this company.

I beg your pardon?

I have decided that I'm gonna ban you

from the premises of Magenta Coal

till further notice.

Little girl,

you're playing out of your league.

See this is my husband's company.

That chair you're sitting on belongs to my son, it's his birthright.

And I have every right to be here.

Now tell me, what of your mother?

What happens to Aurora?

Her punishment is none of your concern.

You have the beauty, the brains, and the balls.

You finally understand what it's like to wield power.

I am absolutely not like you.

You keep telling yourself that.

[whispers] Don't get comfortable.

[Matilda giggles]

[Matilda] Oh, mercy, mercy.

-[suspeciuos music playing] -[car engine]

[Matilad in Xhosa] What was she doing here?

[in English] Oh, she was just tidying up.

-Huh. -Mm-hm.

[in Xhosa] What's going on?

[in Zulu] Fezeka is with Mangaliso at the moment.

[Mangaliso] So, why hasn't Sandile taken over the company yet?

[Fezeka] It's complicated.

[Mangaliso in English] Why?

I was hoping you'd tell me.

[chuckles] Why the hell would I know anything about that?

Why did dad not pick you to head the company?

Well, for a host of reasons.

Let's see, I love women, I drink and I do drugs.

Yet you know more about the business.

So

there's a lot you aren't telling me.

[Mangaliso] Like what?

[Fezeka] Like how you were not surprised

at the outcome when they read the will.

[scoffs] I've always known dad wasn't going to pick me,

that's for sure.

Especially after our recent fallout.

Yeah, but that was recent.

Dad wouldn't have changed the will so quickly.

Fezeka, I was never our father's favourite.

It's been like this ever since I was young. And

it got worse after my mom's passing.

So I decided to find out if I was really his son or not, and I

did a DNA test secretly.

-[Fezeka] Mangaliso! -[Mangaliso angrily] What?

That man never treated me like I was one of his own.

Okay? And now I finally know why.

The DNA proved I'm not his son.

And apparently my mom cheated on him.

That's why she got killed.

[Fezeka] Your mom didn't get killed, she committed suicide.

That is what her murderer wants everyone to believe.

Who do you think her murderer is?

[Mangaliso] Is it not obvious?

-[Fezeka] Dad?! -[Mangaliso] No! Fezeka, far from it.

Then who?

Your mother, Matilda.

[suspenseful tune playing]

[Fezeka sighs] No, no, no, no. There's there's no way.

[Mangaliso] Yes, way. What the hell did you expect?

I mean, my mom might be a lot of things,

but a murderer, she is not.

You know what, I think I've I've said too much.

Do you have proof?

Well if I did, do you think your mom would be walking

around the streets and not behind bars?

So you're just speculating.

You are so traumatized

at your mom's own death that you're grasping at straws.

If you say so, Fezeka.

Okay fine, why would my mom want to kill your mother?

Cause the answer's easy and obvious.

She wants to be the main wife

so that she can have all the power.

[Fezeka] Fine, my mom is power-hungry.

But a murderer? Absolutely not.

Then you don't know your own mom.

[tense music playing]

[in Zulu] Tell me Chief,

[in English] is this true?

Did you kill Mangaliso's mom?

[chuckles]

[in Zulu] You didn't answer my question.

[in Xhosa] A drunk for days who doesn't have credibility?

Come on, man.

Wow. I don't know what to believe now.

[in English] So what, you're gonna believe Mangaliso over me?

[sighs]

If Mangaliso believes Zebedee is not his father

and he knows that Zebedee could not have children,

then it goes to follow

that none of you are Zebedee's children.

[chuckles gleefully]

I think I know who our blackmailer is.

[Matilda chuckles]

[dramatic music plays then ends]

[birds chirping]

[suspenseful music playing]

[slurps, sighs]

I'm off.

My love?

What?

There's something I need to tell you.

What?

Sandile he attacked me yesterday.

What did he do to you?

I'm fine, umm

It's-- I think it's the paternity issue.

He blocked me yesterday when I was driving.

Son of a bitch!

I didn't touch him out of respect to my friend, his father.

Now he seems to be asking for it.

But what are you gonna do to him?

-What I should have done a long time ago. -[ominous music plays]

Babe. Muzi?

[ominous music builds then fades]

[Muzi] Hello?

[Sibonile] Muzi!

Who is this?

[Sibonile] You can't seriously say you can't tell, Mbele.

Sibonile. [scoffs]

Who would have thought that you would make up time

out of your busy jail life

to call me out of all people, hmm?

[Sibonile]The odds, right?

Yeah. What do you want?

-[Sibonile] I want us to meet. -For what?

[Sibonile] Let's just say you'll want to hear what I have to say.

Look, I don't have time for games, okay?

I have a serious board meeting to attend to.

[Sibonile] But for how long will you be a free man

to enjoy those boardroom meetings?

What if they find you guilty, my good sir?

I'm innocent.

[Sibonile laughs] But an experienced lawyer like you

knows it has nothing to do with what is true,

but what you can prove.

-[tense music plays] -[sighs deeply]

[suspenseful music playing]

Uncle Muzi.

[water running]

Don't you uncle Muzi me.

You sorry excuse for a human being.

[chuckles] We can trade insults all day.

But let's not forget,

you are the man that is suspected of killing my father.

[groans]

-Is he really your father? -[pee squirting]

Are you really innocent?

You attacked my wife?

[Sandile chuckles] You know, that is rich

coming from a man [grunts]

who pimps out his wife for information.

[grunts in pain]

[Sibonile coughing]

if you ever come near my wife again,

I'll kill you.

[water running]

[coughs]

[dramatic music playing]

[coughs]

[traffic buzz]

[suspenseful music playing]

I I came here to check up on you.

Why do you care?

[in Zulu] You did what you did with your mother.

What brings you here?

[in English] You think I'm happy seeing you here?

[in Zulu] What are you doing here?

-I'm your daughter, for God's sake. -[in English] My daughter?

[Sibonile ] Oh, for real?

-Dad-- -Don't call me dad, it won't help.

I suspect you're not my child. I was deceived.

You know what,

I really thought being locked up in here would change you.

[in English] And you'll take full responsibility for your actions.

[in Zulu] But no,

[in English] you actually think this is about you.

[in Zulu] You did this to yourself.

[Sibonile] I don't care what you have to say.

If you feel that way, it's fine.

I've made a decision that you're no longer my child.

I'm getting you out of my life.

You think I'm stupid to call someone who put me in jail my daughter?

[in English] If that's what you want,

I'm absolutely fine with that.

[in Zulu] But what you have started you will end.

[in English] And just know that I'm not going to withdraw this case.

So you better find yourself a good lawyer.

[in Zulu] Yes, get out. Get out!

[door closes]

[clicks tongue]

[somber music playing]

[Matilda in Xhosa] Oh, Fez. My baby. [giggles]

I didn't know you were around.

[whispering] Mom,

you killed Mangaliso's mother?

-Who told you such? -It's Mangaliso, yesterday.

He said you killed her

[in English] and you tried to make it seem like she committed suicide.

[Matilda in Xhosa] And you believed him?

A drunk, who abuses drugs, my child?

[in English] He sounded convincing.

What? So does Muzi and he's accused of killing your father.

[in Xhosa] Oh, my child.

[softly] Baby, I am your mother.

Out of everything I could do in this world,

do you think I can kill a human being?

Oh, no. No.

[Matilda] Oh!

-[tense music playing] -[footsteps receding]

[tense music builds then fades]

[pensive music playing]

[Aurora sighs]

[in Zulu] Have some tea, my baby.

[in English] Thanks, Ma.

[sighs] So, um

[in Zulu] Have you visited your father?

He said he wants nothing to do with me.

He feels I've betrayed him.

No, don't worry. That's just his anger speaking.

[in English] He sounded very lucid to me, Ma.

[in Zulu] No, like I said, he's still angry.

He just wanted to take his anger out on you,

because he thinks you're young and weak.

Actually, I'm the one who started all this.

[in English] Then why do I feel so shitty, Ma?

This company, this family

[sighs] is just cursed.

[in Zulu] You know, most of the time I wonder

if this is the price I have to pay for being the CEO.

Your father made a choice.

No. You know what,

I'm a big part of it.

I thought I was helping. I was the bad influence.

Scheming and all to make sure

he got back to his position as number one.

All this wouldn't have happened.

[in English] How do we fix this?

[feebly] The truth is

I just want my happy family again.

My baby.

[in Zulu, sighs] You know what,

please be strong.

Be strong for the family and all of us.

I promise everything will be alright.

[wistful music playing]

[sighs deeply]

[Matilda in English] I still don't believe this story of yours.

What had happened to you?

Oh, thank you so much, Oupa. I appreciate it.

[Sandile in Zulu] Ma, forget about that.

What's important

is for the board members to stop your suspension.

[in English] Oh man, don't worry about that.

Let them think that they've won.

That way, they won't see me coming.

[Mangaliso chuckling]

Oh, this is beautiful.

How I wish you all could see your faces right now.

One would swear you guys are

having a meeting with the devil himself.

Mangaliso, come on, join us.

We're still family, we should stick together.

You really need to stop with that.

You don't fool me anymore.

Yeah, maybe you did in the past, but never again.

[Mangaliso inhales] So continue sitting there

with your whiskey or whatever poison you're drinking.

Continue scheming and plotting.

By the time you're done, everything will have turned to dust.

Khumbulani, Khumbulani.

[in Zulu] What is it?

[Oupa in English] Ma'am, the police.

[Matilda] Thank you. Thank you, Oupa.

[exclaims] Detective, so good to see you.

Please join us. Have a seat.

The rate of your visits,

we should probably assign you a room in the house.

Relax, Mrs. Nkosi.

-Today I come in peace. -Good.

We finally found young Nkosi's phone.

[Matilda] Well, thank you very much for the phone, Detective.

Will that be all?

Can I have a word with you?

-Privately. -[suspenseful music plays]

What does he want with Mangaliso in private?

Who cares ?

Maybe he's even here to arrest him.

[Matilda] Police don't ask to speak with you

in private if they're going to arrest you.

Something's going on.

The technicians were able

to unlock your little brother's phone

and they found images relating to your mother's death.

[chuckles] No, no, no. That's impossible.

Alright, no one had access to those files.

I was conducting my own research. I know this.

Damn it.

How, how the hell did these files get onto Khumbulani's phone?

[sighs] Tell me, was there

was there something else on that phone?

There was a plan for a smelter thing.

[Mangaliso] I knew it. They were all in on it.

Using me, manipulating me.

As if they haven't taken away everything else from me already.

[clicks tongue]

You know, at the time of the investigation

into your mother's death,

your father's second wife was our number one suspect.

She was the last person to have seen her alive.

[dramatic music playing]

But, someone needed to have the resources

to be able to cover it up in the way that it was.

[Mangaliso] That person could only have been my father.

I suspect the same.

[Mangaliso] He's taken that secret with him to the grave.

[Mboya] There are other ways to find out.

[intriguing music plays]

How?

[birds chirping]

[phone ringing]

Oh, who is it?

I don't know yet.

Well then, answer!

Hello?

[Sibonile] Muzi, have you given my proposal some thought?

Sibonile.

I cannot represent you.

[Sibonile] Even if helping me will help your own case?

What are you talking about?

The two have nothing in common.

[Sibonile] If you represent me, you can find out who Zebedee's real killer is.

Okay, I'm listening.

[door closes]

I trusted you.

Out of everyone else, I thought you had my back.

Were you in on it?

[raises voice] Were you a part of it?

Mangaliso, just calm down

and explain what you're talking about.

You brought me close.

I thought you cared about me.

-Of course I care about you. -You don't!

I didn't want to be part of my mom's schemes.

-I explained to her-- -Because

-[Fezeka yelps] -if it wasn't her

-then it was me, right? -[Fezeka] You're hurting me.

-Hey! -[Mangaliso yells] Right?

Hey, hey, hey! Leave her! Hey!

-[Fezeka groans] -[yells] I said, hey!

Baby, are you okay?

I'm sorry, my beautiful.

This is your chance. And I, I agree,

Aluta's capable, but she's weak.

You'll run this company better.

Better than all of them.

Don't tell me you're not considering it.

Why do you always think about these people?

Why do you always put them first?

-They don't even care about you. -Dima,

can I at least have some time to think about this?

I have other things to worry about.

[faltering] Other things?

Apart from running Magenta Coal?

I can't possibly run Magenta Coal from prison, now can I?

-Shit. That. -Yeah. Shit, that.

But Sibonile has

offered me a chance to get out of it.

Maybe I should stop by

and find out from him what he knows.

Exactly. I think you should.

I should.

[chuckles]

[footsteps approaching]

[Aurora in Zulu] Hey, little girl.

Don't you ever take a break?

Come on, Ma.

No. You work so hard at the office,

then when you come home, still you're up to your neck.

[in English] Ma, I have to.

This is such a huge responsibility.

So I have to work as twice.

-[in Zulu] If you say so. -Let me carry on.

-[chuckles] -[door opens]

[ominous music plays]

[startled] What?!

How did you get out?

Or did he get bail, maybe?

Were you bailed out or what?

[in English] Most probably.

[in Zulu] Let me call uncle Muzi.

[in English, hisses] Uncle Muzi?

[Muzi] Hello? Aluta, are you okay?

Uncle Muzi, I'm not okay.

My dad is here.

I don't even know how that happened.

[Muzi] Just, just calm down.

Your dad got bail.

But how?

He he just had to come out.

But I don't understand.

Look, I, I arranged for his bail.

How-- How could you do something like that?

I had to. I--

[Muzi] Just just hear me out--

[in Zulu] What? What's going on?

[in English] He bailed him out.

Argh!

-[exclaims] -[exhales loudly]

[dramatic music playing]

[in Xhosa] Answer, answer your phone, I'm calling you.

[in English] I think he knows.

[Matilda in Xhosa] Khumbulani?

Did someone go through your phone?

[in English] Mangaliso's presentation for the smelter, and

his files into the investigation of his mom's death.

[in Xhosa] How can you be this careless?

[in English] I didn't know what to make of it at the time.

[Sandile in Zulu] Maybe that's what they were talking about.

[in English] That means he knows that we stole his pitch.

[indistinct]

[dramatic music plays]

[in English] I feel so bad for Aluta.

Oh please, babe.

[Dimakatso] At least now you can find out who killed Zebedee.

And you can finally be free.

[indistinct]

-[ominous music plays] -[screams]

[man in Zulu] Shut up!

[Dimakatsoin English] [yells] Muzi!

Subtitle Translator by: Percy Smith

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