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The War Between the Land and the Sea - Season 1 Episode 5 - The End of the War
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00:00What is it that binds these two together?
00:03You will find salt. You will return her to us.
00:06You will advance the plans to change your world.
00:09That's impossible.
00:10Make it possible.
00:11We've tested the samples, but we've never tried severance on an adult homo-amphibian.
00:16If we can use salt, I can end this war.
00:18You're something of a warrior yourself, and yet full of despair.
00:23I lost someone.
00:24What can he run? It's a trap!
00:27General, this is a unit operation. You will withdraw.
00:31You will both walk towards us.
00:33You are prisoners of the British Army. You will surrender to us.
00:35Open fire at my command.
00:37On my command, fire at will.
00:41Go!
00:46I'll find you!
00:48You will never swim alone!
00:50You will never swim alone!
00:51You will never swim alone!
00:57In battle, fire!
00:59I'll be away from you!
01:12Everywhere!
01:13Earth,ream!
01:16Avengers 1
01:18Gold Raki
01:22Come on, boy.
01:44All right, mate.
01:45Go on.
01:48Come on, boy.
01:52A pushover.
01:53There are more two of this story.
01:55That is fine.
01:56Cup of tea.
01:58Go on.
01:58The instructions have been quick to ensure that it can handle next but they're screwed in every one.
02:03No.
02:05No.
02:05No.
02:07No.
02:08No.
02:09No.
02:10No.
02:11No.
02:12No.
02:13No.
02:14No.
02:15No.
02:16No.
02:17No.
02:18No.
02:19No.
02:22Oh.
02:23Oh.
02:24Oh.
02:25Oh.
02:26Oh.
02:26Oh.
02:28Oh.
02:30Oh.
02:31Oh.
02:32Oh.
02:32Oh.
02:34Oh.
02:34Oh.
02:35Oh.
02:36Oh.
02:36You ate our dogs.
02:37You ate our fish.
02:38You ate our fish.
02:38Well, you can't eat our dogs.
02:39You can't eat our fish.
02:40Our dogs are domesticated.
02:43Our fish are family.
02:44The ambassador from Vietnam would like it on record that taking offense at dog meat is racist.
02:49It's a distraction, Agua kind of playing with us. What are they really doing?
03:03I keep seeing him.
03:07Every day.
03:10Every time I go home.
03:14I'm just going to add some salad to the salad. You'll see, you'll like it.
03:44Why are you always so paranoid?
03:47I've been too long and too hard to compromise myself. Why can't this be enough?
04:04Enough!
04:06And when you see him, how does it make you feel?
04:10Oh, happy, obviously. I think it's great. Don't be stupid. I know he's dead. It's PTSD, as simple as that. I didn't come for a diagnosis. I just need to know.
04:20I'm on 20 milligrams of paroxetine. Can I double it to 40? Because I need to keep focused for work.
04:27I'm sorry that's out of the question. I will have to sign you off.
04:32What for?
04:33You're clearly unfit. With a greater sympathy, I can't risk you going back to work.
04:38We're on the edge of a worldwide war, so I'm not going anywhere.
04:43I can't let you do that. I'm sorry. I've got no choice. I have to report this to your superior.
04:48Your daughter is not your husband. I beg your pardon? Elizabeth, it's my job to know everything. So I know that you slept with his best friend. The friend found someone else called Gillian. Your marriage survived. Your secret is safe. Until now.
05:09Until now.
05:14So. Prescription, please.
05:26The next meeting we're tied is scheduled for 2100.
05:29What about Barclay? How is he?
05:31Physically, he's okay. We're still investigating that. But the psych evaluation is complicated.
05:39I keep getting headaches.
05:49And this... whistling sound.
05:55I've got a rush on my neck, and my legs are okay.
05:57The BPM heart rate steady. Let's step it up.
06:00We're eight kilometers under the sea.
06:10Nothing survives that.
06:12You're something of a miracle, Mr. PĆ©odupont.
06:16It's a marvelous surname.
06:17Where's it from?
06:19My father was French.
06:20Amazing.
06:22Is it? Yeah.
06:23People think it's posh, but the truth is my dad was a builder.
06:27Well, it wasn't even that. It's unemployed.
06:28Everything he had, he drank away, but I reckon that's why I got into you, isn't it?
06:35Because I got a posh surname in the wee little roxbridge.
06:37You weren't special before you are now.
06:40Most famous man in the world, son, say.
06:43Yeah, that's a problem.
06:46She made me so special, and now she's gone.
06:52No one knows what to do with me.
06:58You know, if they arrest me, people will complain.
07:08If they let me go, people will complain, and they won't just complain.
07:13They'll murder me.
07:17So they put me back in a hotel.
07:19It's just me. Everyone else has been evacuated.
07:21It's like a prison.
07:22I've had so many death threats.
07:37Everything I eat or drink has to be scammed, and I said to them,
07:40for how long?
07:44They said the worst of my life.
07:48Very funny!
07:49It hurts.
07:52My back and my neck.
07:56My lungs.
08:02It's the only place I feel good.
08:05Where?
08:07In the water.
08:07The same word.
08:20Severance.
08:20Buried so deep that it sends up a red flag.
08:23Good work.
08:26All the same, Mum.
08:28It can wait till tomorrow.
08:30You're not going to stay here all night, are you?
08:32No.
08:32With that trouble?
08:33Kate, I need access to all comms, all screens to me, priority override, open link to the TNP database, my name only.
08:41Granted.
08:42This is Professor Bellow, tactics and planning.
08:44What have we got?
08:45You're right.
08:45From day one.
08:46They were hiding it.
08:47You said so.
08:48It's all been a distraction.
08:50The diplomatic talks were just war games, while they were doing exactly what we thought they'd do.
08:55Aquakind are melting the ice caps.
08:59They were clever.
09:00We were searching with satellites, but we forgot how good they are with water.
09:03They positioned a layer of ice crystals at three kilometers to hide the heat.
09:07How did you find it?
09:09We didn't.
09:10They dropped the layer.
09:11They want us to see.
09:12What's the scale?
09:14At this rate, Antarctica will double its loss.
09:16300 billion tons of ice per year.
09:18Jesus.
09:19That's three trillion liters of water.
09:21And worse than that, the Prince Friedrich ice shelf.
09:26It vanished.
09:27Today.
09:28That should take years.
09:29That should take decades.
09:30It melted in six hours.
09:32I think that was a declaration.
09:34What if they go beyond Antarctica?
09:36What happens if they melt all the ice of the world?
09:39Sea levels will rise 100 meters worldwide, and it's not just the water.
09:43All that carbon will be released into the atmosphere.
09:48We will flood.
09:49We will drown.
09:54We will choke.
09:57They've won the war.
09:59What is ice but water in the form of land?
10:13We are restoring it to its natural state.
10:16Well, nevertheless, with respect, it must be noted that we...
10:20You started this.
10:23Humankind was melting the ice long before we awoke.
10:26We have heat waves underwater caused by you.
10:32So we are completing what you began.
10:34But with respect, we do need to know...
10:36But you started this.
10:38Nevertheless, I have to ask...
10:39You started this.
10:41Yes, if we could just push...
10:42This was started by you.
10:44I don't think it's appropriate...
10:45You made this happen.
10:52We think your schedule of five years might not be...
10:55Five years is all you have.
10:57Yes, I think we might not actually...
10:58You have five years.
11:02Or all the water of the world will be set free.
11:07And to be certain of this, little people...
11:13This was never a war.
11:16This was an inconvenience.
11:18You were the dirt that gathered while we were away.
11:23But now we have returned.
11:26And you will be cleansed.
11:35Five years.
11:36We can't clean a single river in five years.
11:42Never mind the world.
11:43And you will be clean.
12:06Come on.
12:07It's fine.
12:08I'm not worried to do it.
12:09I completely understand.
12:10I told you.
12:11I told you.
12:12I told you.
12:12Completely understood.
12:14Right, come on, it's fine.
12:18It's fine.
12:23We met over there.
12:25You were drunk?
12:27No, I was just a little bit happy.
12:30Happy and lucky.
12:35Are we all going to drown?
12:37Is that what's going to happen?
12:40Are all of us going to drown?
12:43I don't know.
12:45You're their bloody friend.
12:46Why are you always so useless?
12:54We had a visitor.
12:56From a unit, he was one of your lot.
12:58He said, what about you and Kirby?
13:00You're connected to Barclay in Tempers of High.
13:02You won't be safe.
13:03He said, it's Eunice's job to protect you.
13:05For life.
13:07He said, we can move you, you know.
13:10You can live in a safe house.
13:13On higher ground.
13:14One of those gated communities.
13:16With security.
13:17What the hell?
13:21The rest of our lives.
13:23Can I visit you?
13:28Can I see you?
13:29Absolutely.
13:30You can see us whenever you want.
13:31You can see Kirby.
13:32Absolutely any time.
13:35You have to believe me.
13:36That's the first thing I said.
13:37Okay.
13:38I really did.
13:39Okay.
13:40That's honestly what I said.
13:41Okay.
13:42I believe you.
13:43I do.
13:46Oh, we can meet behind gates.
13:47What's happened to us?
13:48You fell in love for a fish.
13:50Sorry.
13:51Sure.
13:52Well, you did.
13:58Did you?
14:03I don't know.
14:10I just keep thinking I wish I could hear her.
14:12What do you mean?
14:19So...
14:23We had this connection.
14:24You said that to me once.
14:26But we did.
14:33I keep thinking, right?
14:38We're 60% water, right?
14:39So I'm...
14:40I'm...
14:41I'm...
14:42I'm...
14:43I'm 60% water.
14:44And Wow Song can travel thousands of miles.
14:46So I thought...
14:49Maybe she could hear me.
14:57Someone an actor on my side.
15:01In your way.
15:04Every night.
15:10They got me a piece of tech.
15:12To override the cameras.
15:14They got me a piece of tech.
15:16To override the cameras.
15:17That was...
15:45I didn't see anything.
15:47It's every night.
15:55I've got eight hours before the next shift.
15:58Every single night.
16:17And I drive.
16:25I drive into the night.
16:28Every night.
16:38Every night, I go to the coast.
16:47Lucky's calling to me.
16:56The water.
16:58All night long.
17:01Because she is out there.
17:03Somewhere.
17:05In the night.
17:08In the water.
17:10In the dark.
17:11Every night, I call her name.
17:20And I keep trying.
17:24Every single night.
17:30It's my...
17:31It's my favorite thing.
17:33It's my favorite thing.
17:34Just as we planned.
18:01He's calling for her.
18:02Every night.
18:03He waits till dawn.
18:05Then he drives back.
18:07Hides in his hotel.
18:09Tries again the next night.
18:11But he doesn't get a response?
18:13We don't talk much.
18:16Thanks.
18:17I didn't see anything.
18:19But I'd say not.
18:22Maybe Salt's gone.
18:23Oh, maybe she can't hear him.
18:27He's on the English Channel.
18:30My government have put bafflers in the water along the coast.
18:33Sonic disruption.
18:35To interfere with aquacine communication.
18:37Maybe they're stopping Salt.
18:40Anything you can do?
18:45I could ask for a pause.
18:48Then maybe she gets through.
18:49Men.
18:53Severance.
18:56I never said yes.
19:00For the history books, my name is not on this.
19:10Sorry, haven't got time.
19:12I need a signature on this.
19:15You didn't need to bring it in person.
19:17I'd also like a word.
19:21You could finish off, folks.
19:23Thanks.
19:26You need to be quick.
19:27I really haven't got time.
19:29We have five years to rebuild civilization.
19:32What's Severance?
19:36In what way?
19:37It's a word.
19:38Picked up on comms.
19:39It was buried in one of Sir Keith's final messages.
19:43Sad loss.
19:45He was a good man.
19:46He was murdered, and we don't know why.
19:48We do.
19:48The police were very clear.
19:49There was a protest against privatized water.
19:52And I might remind you, Sir Keith was not a member of this government.
19:55But the word Severance crops up in your comms, too.
19:58I'm sure it does.
20:00It could have a thousand meanings.
20:02We could call Brexit a form of Severance.
20:04But you don't.
20:06The word has only appeared since the arrival of Homo Aqua.
20:09Its context has been scrubbed.
20:10Someone clever has tried very hard to hide it.
20:12But my staff are really very good.
20:15Then what do you think Severance is?
20:18You tell me.
20:20Is it some sort of weapon?
20:25Oh, for God's sake.
20:26I can help.
20:27These are extraordinary days, Sir.
20:33The pressures on you are immense.
20:35And at times like this, people can panic, do the wrong thing.
20:39I thought maybe, if you're in too deep, if you need someone,
20:46trust me, there's always a way out.
20:51But I can find it for you.
21:02I don't know what you mean.
21:14Good.
21:18Thank you, Sir.
21:21And if I might say,
21:24a task of this size is beyond you.
21:27The economy will collapse within six months.
21:29You'll be voted out.
21:30The next lot will storm into power, promising anti-Aqua legislation.
21:33The war will begin all over again.
21:35And on and on and on it goes.
21:38But I will still be here.
21:41Waiting.
21:43And I promise you, Harry,
21:44when you're out of office,
21:45and history has swept you aside,
21:48there will be a reckoning.
21:50With me.
21:51With me.
21:51All right.
21:54For me.
21:54You're out of office.
21:55I'm too.
21:55Good morning.
21:56All right.
22:00I'm so pissed.
22:03Good morning.
22:04I love you.
22:05I'll right back.
22:10I'll stop.
22:12All right.
22:13I'm sorry.
22:14All right.
22:15I'm sorry.
22:16Come on.
22:17I'm sorry.
22:17I'm sorry.
22:17Maybe I'm sorry.
22:19I'm sorry.
22:19I'm Year.
22:28As you can see here, this incredible shot of ice,
22:31thousands of tons of frozen water, has just collapsed.
22:35Thanks.
22:37Great, yeah.
22:38It's just burger and chips, but that's the funny thing.
22:41Hotel burgers are always good.
22:43Well, yeah, it's because I incinerate them.
22:45Cheap meat cooked to death.
22:47You can't beat it.
22:49Cheers.
22:50Cheers.
22:51Cheers.
22:52Yeah.
23:19Cheers.
23:20Cheers.
23:22title
23:23Let's go.
23:53Let's go.
24:23Let's go.
24:53I fell asleep.
25:20Let's go.
25:50Let's go.
26:20Let's go.
26:21Let's go.
26:22Let's go.
26:23Let's go.
26:24Let's go.
26:26Let's go.
26:27Let's go.
26:31Let's go.
26:32Let's go.
26:33Let's go.
26:34Let's go.
26:35Let's go.
26:36Let's go.
26:37Let's go.
26:38Let's go.
26:39Let's go.
26:40Let's go.
26:41Let's go.
26:42let's go.
26:45Let's go.
26:49I thought I'd never see you again.
26:56We don't have much time.
26:59We could go anywhere.
27:00We can go down the coastal.
27:03We don't know anything anywhere.
27:04Your civilization is falling.
27:07They're melting the ice.
27:08But I swear they never told me there were tides within tides.
27:12But you can still help humanity.
27:15Oh, for God's sake!
27:17No one listens to me!
27:19I'm nothing, Saul.
27:22You.
27:24You might be so special.
27:27For one moment.
27:29And now look at us, we're reduced to this.
27:31The tides still head towards you.
27:35Currents are converging.
27:37And I don't know why.
27:39But maybe it's for this.
27:41You've got to go back.
27:43Saul, we can escape.
27:44Go back and tell your people to ask for a cord.
27:49A cord?
27:52Tell your people to ask Aquakind for a cord.
27:58The word carries an ancient weight that every one of my kind will have to respect.
28:04What does it mean?
28:04If you know what it means, there's every chance humankind will try to stop you.
28:09But find the ones you trust.
28:12Send out a signal to the seas.
28:14Ask them for a cord.
28:16And we might just survive.
28:18All of us.
28:18I don't understand.
28:20Go, go, stay.
28:24Please!
28:28Saul!
28:36She said a cord.
28:37Just that word, a cord, and that's all I know.
28:42But it could help.
28:43Well, I mean, don't ask me to make sense of it, okay?
28:45All I know is that I trust her.
28:47A cord, dictionary definition, to give someone status, or to be harmonious or consistent with.
28:53I like harmonious.
28:54I'm loving harmonious.
28:55But she could be showing us her way out.
28:58Ackley, mate, you don't have stink.
29:00Yeah, well, surely I've been in the sea, okay?
29:02And I keep finding sand.
29:03If I could suggest, uh, if we ask the governments of the world permission to send a signal to Aquakind,
29:11that's three months of debate.
29:14At least.
29:15And then they'll say no.
29:16They'll do more than that.
29:17They'll try and stop us.
29:18But we send Aquakind parcels of information every day.
29:23Just basic diplomacy.
29:26So I could filter the word accord into the signal.
29:32Disguised?
29:33Exactly.
29:34Use my eye tracking.
29:35Doesn't leave a keyprint.
29:37I don't think there's a translator on the land that will notice it.
29:41But in the eyes of Homer Aqua, there's a convex eye spot.
29:45They literally gather more light than we do.
29:47Which means that if the word accord is embedded in the message.
29:52I'll see it.
29:54Then what?
29:55We'll find out.
29:56It's a bit of a risk.
29:58Word is the gathering of 195 nations are currently asking how many nuclear strikes the ocean can take.
30:04That's the risk.
30:05Yeah, but come on.
30:06We're units.
30:06That's what we do, isn't it?
30:07We save the world.
30:08If that means stand against the government, so be it.
30:13The clerk from Transport.
30:15Yeah, but I'm here only by mistake, remember?
30:20We're not completely beyond the laws of the land.
30:23We could all be arrested for treason.
30:25Okay.
30:26Fine.
30:27Good.
30:27What will Christopher say?
30:33Make it happen.
30:35Yes, ma'am.
30:36Family of Subrosa Protocols.
30:46I will monitor your personal comms for the next 30 years to make sure not a word of this gets out.
30:50Is that understood?
30:50Yes, ma'am.
30:51I've taken the word accord, unpackaged it, enhanced it, and hidden it.
30:54It's ready to go.
30:55I'll cross-channel it, and this will transmit to all the oceans of the vault.
30:59I'll send.
31:03How do we know Boston?
31:07Bit yourself the hope, right?
31:08I'll cross-channel it, and this will be a good one.
31:38Any word?
31:54No.
31:55The water's quiet.
31:57It's been days.
31:59Maybe this accord thing has sent them back into hibernation.
32:03We should be so lucky.
32:04Well, what are they doing?
32:14It's strange.
32:16We've got nothing.
32:18It's silent, aren't they?
32:20All across the ocean.
32:23And it wasn't the accord signal.
32:26Things went dead before we sent it.
32:28Running silent.
32:30That's what they call it on submarines.
32:33And you turn the engines off to avoid detection.
32:36Which means they're planning something.
32:38Or hiding.
32:40Or scared.
32:42Scared of what?
32:43Yes, sir.
32:46Mama!
32:48Hey!
32:49I don't want another one!
32:50Come on!
32:51Check!
33:03Follow!
33:06Go on, boy!
33:08Come on, the can!
33:09Go!
33:09Go!
33:09Go!
33:09Go!
33:09Go!
33:10Go!
33:10Go!
33:11Go!
33:11Go!
33:12I'm here!
33:17Come on!
33:18Come here!
33:20Come on, right here!
33:21Come on!
33:24Hey!
33:25It's hundreds of us!
33:27Where are the water?
33:28Where are the water?
33:30Where is it here?
33:30Hey!
33:31Look at him!
33:32Hey!
33:33Hey!
33:34Hey!
33:35Hey!
33:36Hey!
33:37Hey!
33:38Hey!
33:39Hey!
33:40Hey!
33:41Hey!
33:42No one knows what happened here.
33:45It's only a hit.
33:53Even here in the heart of London, one thing is obvious.
33:57They're dying.
33:59Homo aqua is dying.
34:12Yeah, but is it all of them?
34:25Oh, my God.
34:26Is it everyone?
34:27What about salt?
34:29All right.
34:30Can I speak to Kate, please?
34:32Because this isn't a chord, this is something else.
34:33Every coastline in the world is reporting the same thing.
34:37The death of Homo aqua.
34:42What have we got?
34:44Some sort of viral infection.
34:46It's like the gills get blocked.
34:48I'd say they shed scales like we shed skin,
34:51but the shedding has stopped,
34:52which means the excess scales build up and they drown.
34:56All of them?
34:57Is this Homo aqua or Homo amphibia 2?
35:00I think it's all of them, but no other life forms, only aqua kind.
35:03What about us? Are we safe?
35:04That's the strangest thing.
35:06Careful.
35:08There's no danger.
35:09Not anymore.
35:10It's like I'm finding the aftermath of a virus without the virus itself,
35:15which means...
35:15Well, a virus that's been designed.
35:18That's frontline warfare.
35:20Viruses programmed to strike and then decay.
35:22That's...
35:24Oh, for God's sake.
35:26That's human technology.
35:28It was awesome.
35:30I didn't see it happening.
35:35Severance.
35:37Severance was the virus.
35:41What are your people saying?
35:43What's the level of contagion out there?
35:44Uh, 90% on first evidence,
35:47and 90% death rate worldwide.
35:50We think aqua kind are connected by an algae network,
35:52and this proves it.
35:54One virus is circled around all the oceans of the world.
35:56Story of the human race.
35:59From the moment Homo sapiens learned to walk,
36:02We need a new species.
36:05We slaughter them.
36:09Mom?
36:09I've got a signal.
36:11It's a deep aqua knees.
36:14It's the same signal repeated over and over again.
36:17I think it's an SOS.
36:20They're calling for help.
36:21Come on, come on.
36:22Come on.
36:24Barkley, I'm sorry.
36:25They need you at the Empress Hall.
36:29What for?
36:31You're the ambassador.
36:33Ella, that's good.
36:34I'm nothing.
36:35I'm the man who's literally nothing.
36:36The request has come to revert to day one.
36:38They say they want it as it was for the final session.
36:42Who does?
36:44Home amphibia.
36:48Why is it so?
36:49Is she alive?
36:50I don't know.
37:00I'm sorry, but this is a pivotal moment.
37:02I demand a scene.
37:06There was no idea for the war.
37:11About the virus, how did it happen?
37:12Nothing.
37:13We have suspicions, but we can't.
37:15We can't prove anything.
37:17Good luck.
37:19Mom, there is a message from Dr. Banerjee.
37:21It says priority one.
37:21No, no, stay with Barkley.
37:29Tank is stable and maintaining integrity.
37:31Open water lock one.
37:32We have three life forms.
37:34Identify them.
37:35Two Homo aqua, one Homo amphibia.
37:37Which one?
37:39Is it her?
38:05No.
38:08Thoughtful?
38:11The Night'siral?
38:12A Master?
38:12What does it?
38:13Yes, we have time to leave.
38:14My colleagues, longora whoė 90 seconds,
38:15have a point of time.
38:16Have a long time.
38:16Stop.
38:17Have a long time.
38:18Get off your Psalms.
38:19How?
38:20You have a long time!
38:20What?
38:20Oh, what?
38:21Once you're in the hell.
38:21Igrave like.
38:22Licļæ½ĻĻ please noizers.
38:22Yes, I feel like offline.
38:23Yes, I feel like.
38:24Have fun.
38:25Augusta May worth.
38:26John, you're in there.
38:27Oh, but still?
38:27I doubtful.
38:29We could do so.
38:29Totally hourly.
38:30Try to of rethink my castleting.
38:30I have come to inform mankind
38:46The war is over
38:49You have won
38:52We are defeated
38:55We grant you victory
39:01I'm sorry
39:07Barclay, stay your message
39:09I'm so sorry
39:13What happened to me?
39:17What's it like?
39:23We are destroyed
39:24The virus brought fire to the world of water
39:33And we burned
39:37But you survived
39:40One in ten
39:43As if by design
39:46I didn't know
39:48I swear, I didn't know
39:51No, not you
39:54But there are others
39:58There are creatures
40:04In this room
40:06Who want a prize
40:09For winning the war
40:11They desire our technology
40:16But there are oceans
40:19Unknown to you
40:21Running deep beneath the mantle of this world
40:24And we have sunk our prizes
40:28Deep down below
40:29Lost to you
40:32Forever
40:33But more than that
40:36You had thought you had chosen your weapons well
40:40Because a virus contains no water
40:43And yet
40:45It rides the back of a water molecule
40:50Like a parasite
40:52Upon a host
40:54And we can read
40:56Every drop
40:58Stained
41:01With these fingerprints of yours
41:03Water
41:07Will find you
41:10One day
41:12One day
41:12One day
41:42What was it?
41:45It was a way of two species
41:47Joining
41:48And sharing
41:50And celebrating
41:52Which is now lost
41:55Barkley the first offer
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42:00We can offer help
42:07We would grant you land
42:09There is a haven
42:12There is a haven
42:12There is a trench
42:13In the Pacific Ocean
42:143,000 kilometers long
42:1560 kilometers wide
42:17And 12 kilometers deep
42:18The deepest place
42:20Of Earth
42:21This could bring you a home
42:26We will protect your boundaries
42:29From pollution
42:30And sound
42:31And viruses
42:33And we can rebuild
42:35Our relationship
42:36It's two species
42:39But the same
42:40We could be friends
42:47We will accept this offer
42:55If you give this land
42:59Its true name
43:00A hunting ground
43:03We will live there
43:15In full knowledge
43:16Of what you will do to us
43:18You will do whatever you want
43:21Because we are terrified
43:26Of you
43:26Thus ends the war
43:37Will I see you again?
43:54Green shoot protocols
44:24Thanks everyone
44:25Congratulations
44:27All shame on us all
44:30I'm not sure which
44:32I'm not sure which
45:02We will do that
45:03We will see you again
45:04Abandon the hall
45:07Everyone
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45:57I need to find somewhere to live.
46:04I said to Lawrence, Kate could stay with us.
46:08He said no.
46:09Fair enough.
46:10You've never got on.
46:11Come on.
46:12No.
46:13I keep thinking.
46:15The times when the doctor is nowhere to be seen.
46:20He said to me once, I save the human race, I don't shape the human race.
46:26You can get that wrong, all on your own.
46:30Mum, there's a message.
46:32I said no.
46:33I'm sorry, he insists.
46:34It's Dr. Banerjee, Barclay's doctor.
46:36He says it's priority one.
46:39Kate Lethbridge-Stewart.
46:56I will be king and you, you will be queen.
47:08And you, you will be queen.
47:20Though nothing will drive them away.
47:32We can be heroes just for one day.
47:43We can be heroes just for one day.
47:55And you, you kill me, me.
48:07And I, I'll drink all the time.
48:19I, I'll drink all the time.
48:21I, I'll drink all the time.
48:22I, I'll drink all the time.
48:24Cause we're lovers.
48:28And that is a fact.
48:35Yes, we're lovers.
48:40And that is that.
48:43Though nothing will keep us together.
48:58We could still die.
49:04Oh, just for one day.
49:06We could still die.
49:36And we could still die.
49:58And we could still,
50:03Nothing, nothing could work for
50:11And the shame
50:16Was on the other side
50:22All we could be done
50:28Forever and again
50:33Then we could be heroes
50:40Just for one day
50:58We could be heroes
51:03We could be heroes
51:09We could be heroes
51:12We could be heroes
51:14We could be heroes
51:18We could be heroes
51:21We could be heroes
51:23We could be heroes.
51:53No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
52:14Sorry, is there something wrong?
52:15It's just that bottle. Could you go back and pick it up?
52:18You know what?
52:20Could you go back and pick it up?
52:22What for?
52:24If you could, thank you.
52:26Sorry, love. It's gone now.
52:29Well, go back and pick it up.
52:31You pick it up.
52:33I'm asking you, please,
52:36to go back and pick up that bottle.
52:40And what if I don't?
52:45Pick it up.
52:46I said, pick it up.
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