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00:00I suggest that this meeting is adjourned while we regroup.
00:25His name is Barclay P.L.Dupont. He's a grade 10, works in logistics.
00:28Family. Ex-wife and teenage child.
00:30Bring them in, put them in an interview room.
00:32I want his file on my screen by the time I get downstairs.
00:37Kate Lethbridge-Stewart.
00:39Yeah, and now I book your taxes.
00:41Sit down.
00:44We weren't expecting this, obviously.
00:47Me either.
00:48So help me understand, out of nearly 8 billion humans on this planet,
00:52why do Homo Aqua want you as ambassador?
00:55I don't know.
00:56What communications have you had with Homo Aqua prior to today?
00:59None. Never.
01:02I mean, I had a goldfish once. Is that relevant?
01:04This isn't a joke, Mr. Dupont.
01:05I'm not joking.
01:07He was called Simon.
01:09Right now, a team of experts are trawling through every detail of your private life.
01:14Every text message, every email, every photo, everyone you've ever met.
01:18Barclay-Pierre Dupont, born 15-11-82. Get me his immediate family.
01:22Yes, ma'am.
01:24Parents deceased. Married Barbara and Yamai, June 2003. Divorced November 2022. Split was amicable.
01:30Whatever he's done, we're not part of it. We're not even together.
01:34I'm sorry, I'm having to sit down.
01:37Teenage child, Kirby, 16, lives with the mother studying A-levels.
01:41Seize all devices and bring them in professionally, right now.
01:43My family have got nothing to do with this.
01:46They don't even know I'm here. I never asked for this to happen.
01:49Okay?
01:50But I do want to help.
01:52I'm killed.
01:53And the thing is, you need me.
01:58Am I right?
02:00No?
02:01Am I right?
02:05The first day of H2O diplomacy has concluded with an abrupt change of ambassador.
02:11Sir Jonathan Hines has made no comment over his dismissal,
02:14and the identity of the new ambassador has been suppressed.
02:18This man is the most important person on the planet.
02:21Don't we have a right to know who he is?
02:23We cannot allow a foreign species to dictate our diplomacy process.
02:27This.
02:28Is.
02:29Taken to us.
02:34Prime Minister.
02:35The H2O committee will not allow a random civilian to represent.
02:37Okay, you ought to go back and now Grum and tell her.
02:40We choose our ambassador, and the committee's decision is final.
02:44I do it myself, but it doesn't look good, does it,
02:46if I'm the one in there when war breaks out.
02:48Not when you can blame the unit.
02:50Sorry.
02:51That's not what I meant.
02:54Maybe it's better woman to woman.
02:56If that's what she is.
02:57Is that what she is?
02:58No.
03:00Please, Kate.
03:02We're relying on you.
03:03Thank you for this unscheduled consultation.
03:11I am Kate Lethbridge-Stewart,
03:13Commander-in-Chief of the Unified Intelligence Task Force
03:16and representative of the H2O committee.
03:19The committee has requested urgent action regarding the role of human ambassador.
03:23rather than appoint this civilian, they request that you trust in our original candidate.
03:31You talk of trust, while meeting in secret, in the dark.
03:38We would hear from the ambassador.
03:41Mr. DuPont is unprepared.
03:43We would hear from the ambassador.
03:58Come closer.
03:59Hello.
04:00Do you have a name?
04:01Is that a thing?
04:02Because...
04:03I'm Barclay.
04:04It's Scottish.
04:05Well, my grammar's.
04:06Sc...
04:07Scottish.
04:08My title will not translate.
04:09But you...
04:10may call me Salt.
04:22Salt?
04:24I...
04:25my title will not translate.
04:28Oh.
04:30But you...
04:33may call me Salt.
04:34Salt?
04:35Is not spiders like me,
04:37Listen, I'm just a regular guy.
04:43I work in an office.
04:44I don't know about diplomacy or politics.
04:46I don't even have a decent suit.
04:48We chose you for your humanity and compassion, not your expertise.
04:53Your leaders would replace you.
04:56But what do you want?
04:58I'm fine with whatever they decide.
05:01No.
05:02What do you really think?
05:07I think this process is about everybody, right?
05:13The whole world.
05:15It's not just Prime Ministers and Presidents.
05:17It's real people, like me, who worry about their bills and their kids.
05:21I mean, I'm a nobody.
05:23I get it, but I think...
05:26At least time, people like me had more of a voice.
05:29We hear you, Ambassador.
05:35It is decided.
05:37Your request has been heard and denied.
05:41Barclay will be present at dawn tomorrow.
05:44Our negotiations will end.
05:50Where are you taking me?
05:52Huh?
05:53What about my family?
05:55Please, I don't want to be shot.
05:57No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
06:04Are you going to kill me?
06:07I forgot my gun.
06:08Really?
06:09No.
06:10Look, look, look, look.
06:13I'm not a spy.
06:14Or a collaborator.
06:15And I wasn't disrespecting anyone if that's how it sounded.
06:17Alright?
06:18My mouth, it just goes on autopilot.
06:20I mean, the same thing happened when I proposed to my ex.
06:22It took me about 20 minutes to get to the ring.
06:24Barclay.
06:25I need someone I can work with.
06:27Well, yeah.
06:28Of course you do, yeah.
06:31And I think I can work with you.
06:37Well...
06:38Hang on.
06:40I mean, about five minutes ago, you were trying to get rid of me.
06:43I have to tread carefully.
06:45But all Unit wants is a peaceful settlement.
06:47But there are levels and levels of politics at play here.
06:50International rivalries that go way back.
06:53Truth is, I've spent my whole life fighting for this planet.
06:58Now, with your help,
07:00I get to build a better world.
07:02For everyone.
07:03I don't want to let you down.
07:04I mean, I keep thinking about the time I mixed up the taxis,
07:07and you ended up in...
07:08Sclaught, I remember.
07:10But Homo Aqua chose you for a reason.
07:13And I'm prepared to give you a chance.
07:16Okay.
07:17Uh...
07:20So what happens now?
07:23Now...
07:25Your life changes.
07:32Ambassador Transport now arriving at Diplomatic Hotel.
07:35Clear the corridors.
07:38No!
07:39No!
07:40No!
07:41No!
07:42No!
07:43No!
07:44No!
07:45No!
07:46No!
07:47No!
07:48No!
07:50Security protocols.
07:51All delegates and Diplomatic staff will be relocated for their own safety.
07:54Oh, but for how long?
07:55What about my family?
07:56Can I call them?
07:57Barkley!
07:58Dad!
07:59Hey, hey.
08:00What the hell's going on?
08:01I know, I know, I know, I know.
08:02Barkley will be present at dawn tomorrow.
08:05All negotiations will end.
08:08We hear you.
08:09That's what she said to him.
08:10We.
08:11And if that's true, how is she communicating with her people?
08:12Maybe she's wearing an implant.
08:13Well, they could have shared consciousness.
08:14Or some kind of mycorrhizal network.
08:16Maybe they've mastered sound in a way we don't understand.
08:19Using frequencies we can't even hear.
08:21Like Mariah Carey.
08:22I noticed something earlier when Sir Jonathan presented the flower.
08:27Everyone focused on her.
08:28But look.
08:33The exact moment she inhales, they all do.
08:37Even the ones in the water.
08:40She's softening her language.
08:42She used sarcasm.
08:43Like she's learning, adapting.
08:45They want an everyman as ambassador.
08:47But is that what she is?
08:48Because she's extraordinary.
08:50Those remains are en route to the lab.
08:52And the H2O committee are kicking off.
08:55They want to see you.
08:57So we're just accepting her choice of ambassador.
08:59What if it's not up to her?
09:01Their race has survived under the sea for millennia with centuries of social, evolutionary and technological advantage.
09:07She's running this show.
09:09Whether we like it or not.
09:19Evening.
09:20Didn't think you were in tonight.
09:22I volunteered.
09:23Didn't want to miss this.
09:24Let's prep one for imaging.
09:26Careful.
09:37We'll take tissue samples.
09:39Prep some slides.
09:47You...
09:48You work in admin.
09:49You're not ambassador.
09:51You couldn't even finish your wedding speech.
09:53Only because your dad spilled wine all over it.
09:55On purpose.
09:56So you're literally the person they're talking about on TV.
09:59Like all the time.
10:00Yeah, but you can't say a word.
10:01Not to anyone.
10:02Who are we going to tell?
10:03We're prisoners.
10:04But dad is famous.
10:05Okay, just look at the bright side.
10:06Look at the view.
10:07It's nice.
10:08And this room is amazing, isn't it?
10:09It's huge.
10:10Am I the only person living in the real world right now?
10:12What about work?
10:13And school?
10:14Kirby's got that coach trip on Thursday.
10:16A coach trip?
10:17Yeah.
10:18Oh, I'm glad you've got your priorities in order.
10:19Never mind the massive international crises.
10:21No, I'm not sure the minibar's included.
10:23Sue me.
10:24So, if you're an ambassador, does that mean you get to make, like, actual decisions?
10:29No.
10:30God, no.
10:31They've got, like, this whole committee.
10:32You're right, so everything does a policy.
10:33I just have to rig it out.
10:34But then, like, why are you?
10:36I don't know.
10:37She just chose me.
10:38What's she like?
10:39Well, I mean, she's kind of like us, but she's, like, I don't know.
10:47She's beautiful.
10:48Beautiful?
10:49Yeah.
10:50She's a fish.
10:51She's not a fish.
10:52She's not a fish and she's not a person.
10:54She's something else.
10:55Anyway, I'm not even supposed to be talking about this.
10:57Convenient.
10:58Barbara, do you really think I asked for this?
11:00I have no idea.
11:01Because it turns out my ex-husband, who can't even assemble flat pack furniture, is a secret
11:06agent who lied about his job and is now saving the world.
11:09So, excuse me if I have questions.
11:11I'm making the most of this massive bath.
11:18We're putting an enormous amount of pressure on one man.
11:40I hope he's up to it.
11:45My father taught me to rely on instinct over intel.
11:50To trust my gut.
11:52He'd say,
11:53Ibnayi bilhaayati tikhl ala alhaimak.
11:58He sounds very wise, your dad.
12:01He is.
12:02You should meet him.
12:07What does your instinct say?
12:10I've seen ordinary people achieve extraordinary things.
12:14But they're usually travelling with the Doctor.
12:17And Barclay has you, by his side.
12:23The ocean's covered 71% of this planet's surface.
12:33The human race is quite literally surrounded.
12:36And if it comes to war, I wonder if we even stand a chance.
12:43Let me take your mind off it.
12:45Are those tissue samples ready?
12:51Yep.
12:52Two seconds.
12:53It's fine.
12:54It's fine.
12:55It's fine.
12:56It's fine.
12:57It's fine.
13:11It's fine.
13:13It's fine.
13:14You're late.
13:35Your citizenship is approved.
13:38Welcome to Britain.
13:42What about my mother?
13:44Hey!
13:45What about my mother?
13:46Thanks, Maria.
13:47Hello, darling.
13:48I can't stop.
13:49The gallery opens Friday and Sue's got Covid.
13:50It's been chaos.
13:51Filming later.
13:52Yeah.
13:53Oh, your guest.
13:54They're waiting in the dining room.
13:55General, sorry to keep you.
13:56Hey, take your time.
13:57Look at this spread.
13:58Homo aqua tissue samples.
13:59No, they're not.
14:00No, they're not.
14:01No, they're not.
14:02No, they're not.
14:03No, they're not.
14:04No, they're not.
14:05No, they're not.
14:06No, they're not.
14:07No, they're not.
14:08No, they're not.
14:09No, they're not.
14:10No, they're not.
14:11No, they're not.
14:12No.
14:13No, they're not.
14:14No, they're not.
14:15Oh, I haven't eaten all day.
14:18We know what they're going to ask for, right?
14:20What do we do?
14:21Don't worry.
14:22Feed the fish to us.
14:24It'll be the death of the energy industry.
14:25Of your livelihood.
14:26We've run simulations.
14:28Look at the impact of wars and the pandemic on Western economies and multiply that by a hundred.
14:34We'll be sliding into recession.
14:35Public are already panicked.
14:37My mother was in the bank today and taking her account.
14:40Yeah.
14:41Which one?
14:42The president's sole focus is to protect the stability of the US economy.
14:47And mine is to protect my companies.
14:50That's what we hoped you'd say.
14:52But with the unit running the diplomacy, there's constant opposition.
14:55Kate Lethbridge-Stewart has influence with the H2O committee and with your prime minister.
15:03Not to worry.
15:04Harry's attentions are divided at the moment and he always listens to his biggest donor.
15:10I'm good.
15:11We'll need you outside.
15:12We'll be brief.
15:13Oh, you had me at recession.
15:16Haha.
15:33Oh, shhh.
15:35How's he on the news?
15:45He's supposed to be a secret.
15:47The H2O diplomacy committee are denying all interview requests.
15:51The only thing we do know about Barclay-Pierre Dupont, our new ambassador, is that the world
15:56is watching.
15:57Copy that.
15:58The road is clear.
15:59The road is clear.
16:00Go on, Dad.
16:04Morning, Colonel.
16:05This is Bingham.
16:06Commander.
16:07What do we know about the leak?
16:08The photo was emailed to the press by an anonymous source.
16:11Except, I've cross-matched the image with CCTV from the hotel.
16:15The photographer was General Dominique de Solier, the French representative.
16:20Celle Suprise.
16:21She's been undermining NATO since she first drew breath.
16:24And if she discredits units, she gets more influence over the H2O committee.
16:28Get the French ambassador on the phone.
16:29I'm in the mood for bollocking.
16:31The press association is still demanding access to the hall.
16:34I'm not sure we want to get them offside.
16:35Fine.
16:36Let them in.
16:37But no live TV.
16:38Fifty people maximum.
16:39And anyone who steps out of line gets barred.
16:42I'm sorry, General de Solier.
16:43Your access to the hall has been revoked.
16:44Come with us, please.
16:45It's inadmissible.
16:46You can't refuse to enter.
16:47Just stick to the text on your screen and you'll be fine.
16:48Keep your body language and your vocal tone neutral at all times.
16:51No crossed arms, no raised voice.
16:52No sign of aggression or in peace.
16:53Everything you say or do or think has to come through us.
16:54What's the point of being ambassador for all I'm doing is reading?
16:56There is a team of 43 people working around the clock on this document.
16:59UN diplomats and wartime negotiators vetting every last syllable.
17:01Prime Ministers, Presidents, Royalty.
17:02Frankly, it's a miracle we got past the contents page.
17:03You cannot go rogue.
17:04Are we ready?
17:05We're all behind you.
17:06Well, yeah, literally.
17:07I'm the one standing up there.
17:08You can do this.
17:09I can't stop shaking.
17:36Tell the press no camera flashes and keep an eye on Barclay's obs.
17:52Blood pressure 138 over 90.
17:54Bit high.
17:55Pulse is 82 and steady.
17:57Is Downing Street on line?
17:59Prime Minister?
18:00Yes, we're here.
18:01All right.
18:02Good luck, everyone.
18:04Mrs Bingham.
18:05Open seals.
18:28Ambassador, are you okay?
18:30Ambassador?
18:31Barclay?
18:32Yeah.
18:33Oh, sorry.
18:34Yes, I'm here.
18:35This way.
18:36Come here.
18:37Come here.
18:38Come here.
18:39Come here.
18:40Come here.
18:41Come here.
18:42Come here.
18:43Hello again.
18:44That's not scripted.
18:45Barkley.
18:54Sorry.
18:55I bid you welcome, Ambassador.
18:57And bring to session this diplomatic congress.
18:58On behalf of all nations, I would like to say how sorry I am about your children.
19:07Are you a parent?
19:08Yes.
19:09Yes.
19:10Yes.
19:11Yes.
19:12Yes, he's a parent.
19:13Teenage child, Kirby.
19:14Barkley, just say yes.
19:15Yes.
19:16I can't imagine what that was like for you.
19:18Your apology is appreciated.
19:19Now back to the text, please.
19:20Now back to the text, please.
19:21We begin today by hearing proposals to formalize our peace treaty.
19:23But first, we request a glass of water.
19:24Um, is...
19:25Well, is that...
19:26Is that...
19:27It's coming?
19:28I don't know.
19:29No.
19:30No.
19:31No.
19:32No.
19:33No.
19:34No.
19:35No.
19:36No.
19:37No.
19:38No.
19:39No.
19:40No.
19:41No.
19:42No.
19:43No.
19:44No.
19:45No.
19:46No.
19:47No.
19:48No.
19:49No.
19:50No.
19:51No.
19:52Water from the river.
19:56From the river?
19:57What?
19:57They drink river water?
19:59Barkley, read the screen.
20:02We will arrange that immediately.
20:05If Akka returns the agenda, we'd like to...
20:21We will wait.
20:23Okay.
20:25Oh, okay.
20:26They said Akka.
20:28Keep your eyes on the water.
20:39Don't turn your back.
20:40For one second.
20:58Uh, glass requires decontamination.
21:03Shall I place it in the airlock?
21:04The water is not for us.
21:07It is for you.
21:12Sorry.
21:13Sorry, I don't understand.
21:14You will drink it.
21:15Hold on, Barkley.
21:16Get me intel on that water.
21:18You will drink.
21:21Uh...
21:22Just, like, actually drink it.
21:28E. coli is guaranteed.
21:30Dysentery, meningitis and Legionnaire's disease.
21:32Barkley, do not drink the water.
21:34What do I say?
21:35Stand by.
21:42Um, with respect, I am unable to drink this.
21:46Why?
21:48The water is contaminated.
21:49Why?
21:50She knows why.
21:51I skipped to 16, paragraph 12.
21:54We are aware of the current pollution crisis, and...
21:56These are the words of a politician.
21:59Vetted and craven and hollow.
22:02You would answer.
22:04Barkley, stick to the script.
22:07Barkley, ambassador, refer to your screen.
22:20Why?
22:21Barkley, no.
22:22Barkley, no.
22:26Because we were stupid.
22:29That's the truth of it.
22:33And the whole planet's going to hell right now because we didn't understand the consequences.
22:37But now you do.
22:39Yeah.
22:40Yeah, now we do.
22:41This is too risky.
22:43No, wait.
22:44Still, every day, water companies are pumping poison and sewage into our rivers and oceans,
22:47all the while dishing out bonuses to their bosses.
22:49And the thing is, we are letting them get away with it.
22:53We're just sat at home, flicking through our phones, making tea, thinking it's someone else's problem.
22:56But it's not.
22:57This is my fault.
22:58We all played our part.
23:00Now we have to help fix it.
23:01And the thing is, our kids know this.
23:04Our kids.
23:06They're way ahead of us.
23:07Why aren't we listening?
23:12Today's the day we stop.
23:20I think you are my favorite human.
23:22Oh, I feel amazing.
23:49I'm sorry, but I do.
23:50It's like I want to run.
23:51I just want to run for mine.
23:53I've got so much energy right there.
23:55What?
23:56You're ridiculous.
23:57You know, I was thinking about you today.
23:59When I was standing up there, like a lemon, I was thinking about all those things you told me, you and your hippie mates.
24:04They're not hippies, and that's not even a word anymore.
24:07Well, I just wish that I'd listen sooner.
24:09I'm listening now.
24:11I promise you.
24:11Who even are you?
24:13I don't know, but I like it.
24:15You're on telly again.
24:16You're always on telly, aren't you?
24:18They're calling you passionate.
24:19Passionate?
24:20What's me?
24:20You haven't been passionate since Christmas 2010.
24:23Oh, are you?
24:26That is true.
24:27Here.
24:28Tastes better than river water.
24:30Mm.
24:31Do you know, it just hit me, just now.
24:34This is history in the making.
24:36Right now.
24:37And I'm part of it.
24:38I'm a historical figure.
24:40It's crazy, isn't it?
24:41Okay.
24:43So what's she like, then?
24:45Your fishy ambassador.
24:49Are you jealous?
24:50Please.
24:51She is.
24:51You're jealous.
24:53Can we order room service now?
24:56Sure.
24:58I'll have the fish.
24:59The H2O committee have prepped new models for environmental regulation.
25:04The Greens have been trying to achieve these targets for decades.
25:07That time frame will be a challenge.
25:08The H2O committee consulting with industry on that.
25:11Moving on, the French consulate have lost an official complaint over General de Solier's removal from the hall.
25:17They want to reinstate it.
25:18Tough, they've seen the evidence.
25:19She's denying it, and she has influence.
25:22I think it would be dangerous to shut her out.
25:24Fine.
25:25Fine.
25:25We've got bigger problems.
25:26Meanwhile, we've been debating communication theories, how the Homo aqua ambassador is able to send and receive information seemingly instantaneously.
25:34Yeah, we're looking into oceanic mycelium networks.
25:36Mycelium?
25:37Well, that's the mushrooms, right?
25:37Mushrooms are the reproductive organs of mycelium networks.
25:40Wait, I'm eating reproductive organs on my toes.
25:42Mycelium networks are the fungal threads, believed to connect individual plants and trees to share and recycle vital minerals.
25:48A lot of these theories are debatable.
25:50Yes, I know.
25:51But if algae and fungi interact in a similar way when in water, or if water itself forms some kind of network, Homo aqua, amphibia, grandis, all these species could potentially be interconnected.
26:02Like a hive mind?
26:03What if the pearl is their connection point?
26:06Or filter.
26:07God, they're so far ahead of us, it's difficult to comprehend.
26:10We're literally children playing guessing games.
26:18God, they're so far ahead of me.
26:46Couldn't sleep.
26:46I just read your big speech again.
27:00Hmm?
27:02It's more of a ramble.
27:06Made me, or made me proud, though.
27:10Really?
27:10But, with all the attention, are you going to be safe doing this?
27:18Yeah, of course.
27:19Do you promise?
27:20Yes.
27:21Promise.
27:25They're moving you out of here tomorrow.
27:28Putting you in a proper safe house.
27:29Away from all this.
27:31Okay?
27:31I'd rather stay here with you.
27:36Whole world's changing, Dad.
27:39Maybe it needed to.
27:41Maybe it's for the best.
27:42Maybe it's for the best.
27:42Your family will be moved to a safe house this morning.
28:10We're separating civilians from diplomatic staff.
28:12Look, I'll see you before they go.
28:13I'm sorry, you're here all day.
28:14Berkeley High, Rosemary Hunt.
28:16Nice suit.
28:16But what can you tell us about Homo Aqueous Demands?
28:19How confident are you that we can achieve what they wage?
28:21How are you coping under the pressure?
28:23What happens if you mess this up?
28:25Hiya.
28:48Text on screen, please.
28:51Once again, I bid you welcome and bring to session this diplomatic congress.
28:57World leaders have consulted with climate scientists and private enterprise on the subject of ocean pollution.
29:03We can guarantee a 50% reduction by 2065. Further reduction will then be exponential.
29:102065.
29:12Correct.
29:1450%?
29:16Yes.
29:17Explain.
29:22It will take time to raise the finance and resources to tackle the problem.
29:26The world governments are committed to making it a priority.
29:3040 years.
29:31Yes, sir.
29:33This is unacceptable.
29:36An operation of this scale will stretch our resources to their limits.
29:39We regret we cannot guarantee a significant reduction of ocean pollution in a shorter time frame.
29:44So this is your final offer.
29:50You've waited millions of years beneath the ocean.
29:53Now we are asking for just 40 more years to reset to give you what you want.
29:59You are asking for 15,000 revolutions of the sun when scores of us are dying every day.
30:10Should we wait?
30:11Should we wait?
30:12Should we wait?
30:12Should we wait?
30:12Should we wait?
30:13While your engines deafen us?
30:15While your trawlers ravage our home?
30:19While we choke on your plastic and sewage.
30:25We cannot hear or see or breathe.
30:31So tell me why we should live like this for just one day longer.
30:41I'm sorry.
30:42I'm so sorry.
30:45I believe that you are sorry.
30:48But are your leaders?
30:50The world is united in its desire for meaningful change.
30:59Do they wish that they could achieve this sooner?
31:05Yes, of course.
31:07Do they want to accelerate this process?
31:13We are committed to undoing the damage we have inflicted on our planet.
31:18How committed?
31:18It is our greatest desire.
31:26Then we shall grant it.
31:34Sorry, what do you mean?
31:35Your greatest desire is happening.
31:48What's happening?
32:10I don't know.
32:13Do you hear that?
32:15Is it a storm?
32:19There's no storm.
32:23It's plastic.
32:25Mum.
32:26Mum.
32:26Oh my God.
32:27Turn it around.
32:35Turn it around.
32:36Turn it around.
32:36Yes, I am here.
32:46It's happening everywhere all at once.
32:47The plastic is coming out the oceans into our cities.
32:49It's not just the oceans.
32:51It's coming out the Thames, out the Nile, the Hudson.
32:53Lock down the building.
32:54Get everyone to the lower levels.
32:55You can.
32:56Come on.
32:57Come on, move it.
32:58You got it.
32:59You got it.
32:59You got it.
33:01Barkley, we need to leave.
33:02Right now.
33:03Come on.
33:07Now.
33:08You have to stop.
33:09We are cleaning up your mess.
33:12Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
33:17You okay?
33:18Barkley, what's happening?
33:20They're cleaning up the ocean.
33:21The plastic, the pollution, all of it.
33:22They're giving it back.
33:23But we're in a car.
33:24It's chaos.
33:25What?
33:25You're outside.
33:26We can't get to the safe house.
33:27We can't cross the river.
33:30Just come to the hall.
33:31Turn the driver.
33:31It's Imperial House.
33:32Imperial House?
33:33Can you take us to Imperial House?
33:42Let's go, let it go.
33:50Don't worry, okay?
33:51We'll get out.
33:56Have you listened to me?
33:58We have to run for it.
33:59I need to help the driver.
34:00Is he?
34:01No, don't see him.
34:01Listen.
34:02Get out and run in there and find your dad.
34:04I'll be right behind you.
34:05Promise me.
34:06Just run.
34:06I promise.
34:07Go.
34:12Hey.
34:17Can you hear me?
34:22I'm so sorry.
34:33Parky!
34:34Where are you?
34:35We're here.
34:36I'm Kirby.
34:36They're outside.
34:40I'm the one who's here!
34:42Go, go, go, go.
34:47I'm Kirby!
34:47You good?
35:00Yeah.
35:00I start.
35:01I'll be.
35:02Go, go, go, go.
35:05Go, go, go, go.
35:06Reports are coming in from all over the world, from dozens of major cities.
35:17All across Manhattan, the sky is raining plastic.
35:20Please have issued a directive.
35:27The streets are not safe. Everyone should stay indoors. Do not go outside.
35:33What have I done?
35:34They're declaring war.
35:54114 years after she began her maiden voyage, the Titanic has finally reached her destination.
36:00Just one of the impossible sites of the streets of New York today.
36:03Streets that are now unrecognizable.
36:05World leaders have called for calm as the cleanup operation begins.
36:09Major cities around the world remain paralyzed with a damaged bill in the hundreds of billions.
36:14Former Albion Party leader Felix Gladstock has branded Storm H2O as a call to arms.
36:20Every citizen of this planet is now at war.
36:23It is time to unite against the common enemy.
36:27Homo aqua.
36:29At war.
36:35We would hear from you.
36:39From the ambassador.
36:41She's a fish.
36:42You.
36:43Barclay.
36:44You work in admin.
36:45You're not an ambassador.
36:46You're probably language in your form, ambassador.
36:48What is your responsibility?
36:48Everything you say you'll do has to come through us.
36:51I need you to finish your head.
36:53Barkley!
36:58Ambassador, we approach this Congress in good faith,
37:03but your actions have jeopardized the diplomatic process.
37:07Humanity wants a peaceful settlement, not war.
37:10This war began a long time ago, and it was started by you.
37:15Now, we have simply returned what is yours.
37:27Look, there's words here I'm supposed to say,
37:29but the fact is you're cleverer than we are.
37:30That's obvious.
37:31These are for scripts again.
37:32This is like working with a doctor.
37:34Look, I understand why you did this, really.
37:36I do, but it was a mistake.
37:39People were hurt.
37:41And my family were out there.
37:43And they could have died.
37:44Now things are worse.
37:47We're scared.
37:48When humans are scared, they do terrible things.
37:51Are you threatening us?
37:52No, no, no, no, no, no, definitely not.
37:54No, I'm sorry.
37:55I'm sorry.
37:55No, I'm not.
37:56Enough, Barkley.
37:57I mean it.
37:57Oh, God help me.
37:58I'll come down there.
37:58Get back to the text.
37:59The United Nations of the Earth demand an armistice agreement with immediate effect for the duration of these talks to safeguard humanity and protect a path towards a long-term peace.
38:14There will be three conditions.
38:18One, that pollution of oceans and waterways ceases with immediate effect.
38:24Are you expecting this?
38:25Addendum 2, paragraph 1.
38:27World governments are working with industry on urgent solutions to this crisis.
38:30Our second requirement is formal designation of borders.
38:34Prepare for that, too.
38:35Okay, this is good.
38:36We are happy to consider large areas of all seas that are exclusive to Humalaqua.
38:40Areas are not acceptable to us.
38:44We require all water.
38:47What does she mean?
38:49Clarify that?
38:49Sorry, all water.
38:51The entirety of all oceans and waterways.
38:55Sorry, excuse me.
38:56We're an island nation.
38:58Are we permitted passage across the oceans?
39:00No.
39:01The human race evolved to live on land, not in the waters.
39:06Or the sky?
39:07She said sky.
39:08Do you want the skies now?
39:09You live in the ocean.
39:11The skies are not your concern.
39:13The air above the ocean is the ocean.
39:16This is our space.
39:18Are you seeking to ground all air transport?
39:21Transport over land is your concern.
39:25Transport across water will not be permitted.
39:28But that's ridiculous.
39:29Barclay, you're losing control.
39:30Trade between continents is an essential function of the modern world.
39:33Yes, our continent relies on food imports.
39:36We will take questions from the ambassador.
39:38Barclay, there's no prep for this.
39:40We do a half-responsive.
39:41You're amphibian.
39:42You don't own this guy.
39:43You cannot stab our people.
39:44We will take questions from the ambassador.
39:46You're holding us hostage.
39:47What about the channel tunnel?
39:48The world cannot function without cross-continental travel.
39:51How dare you?
39:53How dare you come in here and dictate the future of the human race?
39:56You are condemning developing countries to death.
39:58Emma!
39:59Emma!
39:59Emma!
40:08We will take questions from the ambassador.
40:11Only.
40:13Whoa.
40:13Voice has changed.
40:15Her intonation is male.
40:17Never mind her voice.
40:19Look at her.
40:20I'm getting spikes in testosterone, cortisol and keto-testosterone.
40:23What?
40:24So she's a man now?
40:25I...
40:25I don't know.
40:28Sorry.
40:30They're...
40:30They're sorry.
40:31They're...
40:32Shut up.
40:36Sit down.
40:39Shut up.
40:50How is she doing that?
40:51Incredible.
40:52Like I said, people are scared.
40:53They fear what they don't understand.
40:58They don't mean to offend.
41:03Well done, Bonky.
41:07We need time.
41:09These proposals aren't something we can solve in days or weeks or even months.
41:13But while we negotiate, we insist on a formal armistice to maintain peace between our species.
41:25We have given two conditions for this armistice.
41:27There is a third.
41:29There is a third.
41:30And it is simple.
41:32We stand here in your rooms of concrete and steel and dust and light, burning our eyes and our lungs.
41:43And we will endure no more.
41:46So our next meeting, we'll be here.
42:00Atlantic Ocean.
42:01How are they doing this?
42:02Check those coordinates.
42:05North of the equator, just off the coast of West Africa.
42:08Is it an island?
42:09No.
42:09They want to meet on a ship.
42:10What's the third coordinate?
42:12South?
42:12West?
42:13What's M?
42:14Barclay, that's open water.
42:15Please clarify the third coordinate.
42:17Your metric unit for length and depth.
42:21You would like us to meet underwater?
42:26You talk of peace and equality.
42:30So prove your commitment.
42:33And meet us in our world.
42:35We're in a man's trench.
42:36One of the deepest waterways on the planet.
42:3825,000 feet, five miles down.
42:40Man's immersibles have imploded in less than half that.
42:43Buck, you don't agree to anything.
42:45Will you meet us, Sparkly?
42:47At the bottom of the ocean?
42:54Okay.
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