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The War Between The Land And The Sea Season 1 Episode 5
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00:00You came to our world and killed yourselves.
00:04What is it that binds these two together?
00:08You will find salt. You will return her to us.
00:11You will advance the plans to change your world.
00:13That's impossible.
00:14Make it possible.
00:16We've tested the samples, but we've never tried severance on an adult homo-amphibian.
00:21If we can use salt, I can end this war.
00:23You're something of a warrior yourself, and yet full of despair.
00:27I lost someone.
00:29Barkley, run. It's a trap.
00:33General, this is a unit operation. You will withdraw.
00:36You will both walk towards us.
00:37You are prisoners of the British Army. You will surrender to us.
00:40Open fire at my command.
00:42On my command, fire at will.
00:46Go.
00:51I'll find you!
00:53You'll never swim alone!
00:54You'll never swim alone.
00:55You will never swim alone!
00:59You'll never swim alone!
01:00Ahem!
01:18You'll never swim alone!
01:21All right, mate.
01:50Go on.
01:51Come on, boy.
02:01Cup of tea?
02:03Go on.
02:03Come on.
02:05Go on.
02:06Go on.
02:08Go on.
02:11Go on.
02:15Yes!
02:41You ate our dogs!
02:42You ate our fish.
02:43Well, you can't eat our dogs.
02:44You can't eat our fish.
02:45Our dogs are domesticated!
02:48Our fish are family.
02:50The ambassador from Vietnam would like it on record
02:52that taking offense at dog meat is racist.
02:54It's a distraction.
02:55Act kind of playing with us.
02:57What are they really doing?
03:09I keep seeing him.
03:10Every day.
03:13Every time I go home.
03:16Every time I go home.
03:17I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:18You'll see.
03:19I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:20You'll see.
03:21You'll like it.
03:22You'll see.
03:23You'll like it.
03:24I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:25You'll see.
03:26You'll like it.
03:27I'm just going to add some salad.
03:28You'll see.
03:29You'll see.
03:30You'll like it.
03:31I'm just going to add some salad.
03:32I'm just going to add some salad.
03:33I'm just going to add some salad to the salad.
03:46You'll see.
03:47You'll like it.
03:48You'll like it.
03:50You'll like it.
03:51You'll like it.
03:52You'll like it.
03:53I'll take it.
04:08myself why can't this be enough and when you see him how does it make you feel oh happy obviously
04:17i think it's great don't be stupid i know he's dead it's ptsd as simple as that i didn't come
04:23for a diagnosis i just need to know i'm on 20 milligrams of paroxetine can i double it to 40
04:31because i need to keep focused for work i'm sorry that's out of the question
04:34i will have to sign you off what for you're clearly unfit with the greatest sympathy i can't
04:43risk you going back to work we're on the edge of a worldwide war so i'm not going anywhere i can't
04:50let you do that i'm sorry i've got no choice i have to report this to your superior your daughter is not
04:56your husband's i beg your pardon elizabeth it's my job to know everything so i know that you slept
05:08with his best friend the friend found someone else called jillian your marriage survived your secret is
05:12safe until now
05:19so prescription please
05:27president will evacuate the water side
05:32the next meeting we tied is scheduled for 2100. what about barclay how is he physically he's okay
05:38we're still investigating that but the psych evaluation is complicated
05:50keep getting headaches
05:55and this whistling sound
06:01i've got a rash on my neck and my legs are good
06:03the bpm heart rate steady let's step it up
06:13we're eight kilometers under the sea nothing survives that
06:17you're something of a miracle mr pier du pont
06:21it's a marvelous surname where's it from my father was french amazing is it yeah
06:28people think it's posh the truth is my dad was a builder
06:32well it wasn't me now he's unemployed everything he had he drank away but um
06:37i reckon that's why i got into you here because i got a posh surname and all you little rocks
06:42bridge you weren't special before you are now most famous man in the world sunset
06:48yeah that's a problem
06:51she made me so special and now she's gone
06:53no one knows what to do with me
07:03you know if they arrest me people will complain
07:13if they let me go people complain and they won't just complain
07:16they murdered me
07:22so they put me back in a hotel it's just me everyone else has been evacuated it's like a prison
07:31i've had so many death threats everything i eat or drink has to be scanned and i said to them
07:45for how long
07:49i said the rest of my life
07:53very funny it hurts my back and my neck
07:58my lungs
08:07it's the only place i feel good
08:09things i don't know
08:23the same word severance buried so deep that it sends up a red flag
08:27Thank you. Good work.
08:30All the same, Mom.
08:32It can wait till tomorrow.
08:34You're not gonna stay here all night, are you?
08:36No. No.
08:38Kate, I need access to all comms, all screens to me,
08:42priority override, open link to the TMP database.
08:45My name only.
08:46Granted. This is Professor Bellow, tactics and planning.
08:48What have we got?
08:49You were right. From day one.
08:51They were hiding it. You said so. It's all been a distraction.
08:54The diplomatic talks were just war games.
08:56While they were doing exactly what we thought they'd do.
08:59Aquakind are melting the ice caps.
09:03They were clever. We were searching with satellites,
09:05but we forgot how good they are with water.
09:07They positioned a layer of ice crystals at three kilometers
09:10to hide the heat.
09:11How did you find it?
09:13We didn't. They dropped the layer.
09:15They want us to see.
09:17What's the scale?
09:18At this rate, Antarctica will double its loss.
09:21300 billion tons of ice per year.
09:23Jesus.
09:24That's three trillion liters of water.
09:27And worse than that, the Prince Friedrich ice shelf.
09:30It vanished.
09:31Today.
09:32That should take years.
09:33That should take decades.
09:34It melted in six hours.
09:36I think that was a declaration.
09:38What if they go beyond Antarctica?
09:40What happens if they melt all the ice of the world?
09:43Sea levels will rise a hundred meters worldwide,
09:45and it's not just the water.
09:47All the carbon will be released into the atmosphere.
09:52We will flood.
09:55We will drown.
09:59We will choke.
10:02They've won the war.
10:03What is ice but water in the form of land?
10:18We are restoring it to its natural state.
10:20Hmm.
10:21Well, nevertheless, with respect, it must be noted that we...
10:24You started this.
10:27Humankind was melting the ice long before we awoke.
10:31We have heat waves underwater caused by you.
10:36So we are completing what you began.
10:39But with respect, we do need to know...
10:41But you started this.
10:43Nevertheless, I have to ask...
10:44You started this.
10:45Yes, if we could just push...
10:47This was started by you.
10:48I don't think it's appropriate...
10:49You made this happen!
10:57We think your schedule of five years might not be...
11:00Five years is all you have.
11:02Yes, I think we might not actually...
11:03You have five years.
11:06Or all the water of the world will be set free.
11:12And to be certain of this...
11:15Little people...
11:18This was never a war.
11:20This was an inconvenience.
11:24You were the dirt that gathered while we were away.
11:28But now we have returned.
11:31And you will be cleansed.
11:40Five years.
11:41We can't clean a single river in five years.
11:46Never mind the world.
11:47Go.
12:08Hey, hey, hey, hey.
12:10Come on. Come on.
12:11It's fine. I'm not worried to do it. I completely understand.
12:15I told you. I told you. I told you. I completely understand.
12:19Come on. It's fine.
12:28We met over there.
12:30You were drunk?
12:32No, I was just a little bit happy.
12:35Happy and lucky.
12:37Are we all going to drown?
12:42Is that what's going to happen?
12:45Are all of us going to drown?
12:48I don't know.
12:49You're their bloody friend. Why are you always so useless?
12:58We had a visitor.
13:00From a unit, he was one of your lot.
13:02He said, what about you and Kirby?
13:04You're connected to Barclay in Tempers of High.
13:06You won't be safe.
13:08He said, it's Eunice's job to protect you.
13:10For life.
13:14He said, we can move you, you know.
13:16You can live in a safe house.
13:18On higher ground.
13:19One of those gated communities.
13:21With security.
13:22How?
13:26The rest of our lives.
13:28Can I visit you?
13:32Can I see you?
13:34Absolutely.
13:35You can see us whenever you want.
13:36You can see Kirby.
13:37Absolutely any time.
13:40You have to believe me.
13:41That's the first thing I said.
13:42Okay.
13:43I really did.
13:44Okay.
13:45That's honestly what I said.
13:46Okay.
13:47I believe you.
13:48I do.
13:51Well, we can meet behind gates.
13:53What's happening to us?
13:54You fell in love for a fish.
13:55Sorry.
13:57Sure.
13:59Well, you did.
14:04Did you?
14:05I don't know.
14:15I just keep thinking I wish I could hear her.
14:19What do you mean?
14:24So.
14:28We had this connection.
14:29You said that to me once.
14:31But we did.
14:35I keep thinking, right?
14:43We're 60% more.
14:44Right?
14:45So, I'm-I'm-I'm 60% more.
14:46And Wow Song could travel thousands of miles.
14:52So I thought...
14:54Maybe she could hear me.
15:02Someone had left her at my side.
15:05In my way.
15:08Every night.
15:15They got me a piece of tech.
15:17To override the cameras.
15:35It's not because he's successful.
15:38He's able to put this up in a bitch away with you.
15:40And solve yourself.
15:41And devise the ambulance to slide.
15:43And I admire that.
15:44And that's what I think.
15:49Thanks.
15:50I didn't see anything.
15:57It's every night.
15:59I've got eight hours before the next shift.
16:02Every single night.
16:05Every single night.
16:27And I drive.
16:30I drive into the night.
16:33Every night.
16:35every night
16:44I go to the coast
16:46luck is calling to me
16:59the war
17:01all night long
17:04because she is out there
17:07somewhere
17:09in the night
17:11in the water
17:14in the dark
17:16every night I call her name
17:24and I keep trying
17:26every single night
17:34I don't care
17:37I don't care
17:37I don't care
17:39just as we planned
18:05he's calling for her
18:06every night
18:08he waits till dawn
18:09then he drives back
18:11hides in his hotel
18:13tries again the next night
18:15but he doesn't get a response
18:17we don't talk much
18:19thanks
18:21I didn't see anything
18:23but I'd say not
18:25maybe salt's gone
18:28oh maybe she can't hear him
18:32he's on the English Channel
18:33my government have put bafflers in the water along the coast
18:37sonic disruption
18:39to interfere with aquacine communication
18:42maybe
18:43they're stopping salt
18:45anything you can do
18:46I could ask for a pause
18:51then maybe
18:53she gets through
18:54then
18:56severance
18:59I never said yes
19:02for the history books
19:06my name is not on this
19:08sorry
19:16haven't got time
19:17I need a signature on this
19:18didn't need to bring it in person
19:21I'd also like a word
19:23you could finish off folks
19:27thanks
19:28you need to be quick
19:32I really haven't got time
19:33we have five years
19:35to rebuild civilization
19:36what's severance
19:38in what way
19:41it's a word
19:42picked up on comms
19:44it was buried
19:45in one of Sir Keith's
19:46final messages
19:47sad loss
19:49he was a good man
19:50he was murdered
19:52and we don't know why
19:53we do
19:53the police were very clear
19:54it was a protest
19:55against privatized water
19:56and I might remind you
19:58Sir Keith was not a member
19:59of this government
20:00but the word severance
20:01crops up in your comms too
20:02I'm sure it does
20:04it could have a thousand meanings
20:06it could call Brexit
20:08a form of severance
20:09but you don't
20:10the word has only appeared
20:12since the arrival
20:12of Homo Aqua
20:13its context has been scrubbed
20:15someone clever
20:16has tried very hard
20:17to hide it
20:17but my staff
20:18are really
20:19very good
20:20then what do you think
20:21severance is
20:22you tell me
20:24is it some sort of weapon
20:26oh for god's sake
20:31I can help
20:32these are extraordinary days
20:37sir
20:38the pressures on you
20:39are immense
20:39and times like this
20:41people can panic
20:42do the wrong thing
20:43I thought maybe
20:45if you're in 2D
20:47if you need someone
20:50trust me
20:53there's always
20:54a way out
20:55I can find it
20:59for you
20:59I don't know
21:07what you mean
21:08good
21:20thank you sir
21:24and if I might say
21:28a task of this size
21:30is beyond you
21:31the economy will collapse
21:33within six months
21:34you'll be voted out
21:35the next lot
21:35will storm into power
21:36promising anti-aqua legislation
21:38the war will begin
21:39all over again
21:40and on and on
21:41and on it goes
21:42but I will still be here
21:45waiting
21:46and I promise you Harry
21:48when you're out of office
21:50and history has swept you aside
21:53there will be a reckoning
21:55with me
22:05as you can see here
22:34with this incredible
22:35shove of ice
22:36thousands of tons
22:37of bruised water
22:38has just collapsed
22:40thanks
22:41great yeah
22:43it's just burger and chips
22:45but that's the funny thing
22:46hotel burgers are always good
22:48well yeah
22:48it's because I incinerate them
22:49cheap meat
22:51cooked to death
22:52you can't beat it
22:53cheers
22:55cheers then
22:56hold on
22:58shut up
22:58oh
23:03no
23:04no
23:05it's
23:06gone
23:07no
23:08it's
23:09good
23:11no
23:11no
23:13no
23:13no
23:15no
23:18no
23:18no
23:19no
23:19there
23:20no
23:20no
23:20no
23:21no
23:21no
23:22Let's go.
23:52Let's go.
24:22Let's go.
24:52Let's go.
25:22I fell asleep.
25:52Let's go.
26:22Let's go.
26:23Let's go.
26:24Let's go.
26:25Let's go.
26:26Let's go.
26:27Let's go.
26:28Let's go.
26:32Let's go.
26:33Let's go.
26:37Let's go.
26:38Let's go.
26:39Let's go.
26:40Let's go.
26:41Let's go.
26:45Let's go.
26:46Let's go.
26:47Let's go.
26:48Let's go.
26:55Let's go.
26:58I thought I'd never see you again.
27:01We don't have much time.
27:04We could go anywhere.
27:05We can go down the coastal.
27:08We don't know anything anywhere.
27:09Your civilization is falling.
27:12They're melting the ice.
27:13But I swear they never told me there were tides within tides.
27:17But you can still help humanity.
27:20Oh, for God's sake!
27:22No one listens to me!
27:24I'm nothing!
27:26Saul.
27:27You.
27:28You might be so special for one moment.
27:34And now look at us, we're reduced to this.
27:36The tides still head towards you.
27:40Currents are converging.
27:42And I don't know why.
27:44But maybe it's for this.
27:46You've got to go back.
27:48So we can escape.
27:49Go back and tell your people to ask for a cord.
27:56A cord?
27:57Tell your people to ask Aquakind for a cord.
28:03The word carries an ancient weight that every one of my kind will have to respect.
28:09What does it mean?
28:09If you know what it means, there's every chance humankind will try to stop you.
28:14But find the ones you trust.
28:17Send out a signal to the seas.
28:19Ask them for a cord.
28:20And we might just survive.
28:23All of us.
28:23I don't understand.
28:24I don't understand you.
28:28No, no, no, stay.
28:29Please!
28:33Stop!
28:41She said a cord.
28:42Just that word, a cord, and that's all I know.
28:47But it could help.
28:48Well, I mean, don't ask me to make sense of it, Kay.
28:50All I know is that I trust her.
28:52A cord, dictionary definition, to give someone status.
28:55Or to be harmonious or consistent with.
28:58I like harmonious.
28:59I'm loving harmonious.
29:00But she could be showing us a way out.
29:03Acleet, mate, you don't have stink.
29:05Yeah, well, surely I've been in the sea, okay?
29:07And I keep finding sand.
29:08If I could suggest, uh, if we ask the governments of the world permission to send a signal to Aquakind,
29:16that's three months of debate.
29:19At least.
29:19And then they'll say no.
29:21They'll do more than that.
29:22They'll try and stop us.
29:23But we send Aquakind parcels of information every day.
29:27Like, just basic diplomacy.
29:30So, I could filter the word accord into the signal.
29:37Disguised?
29:38Exactly.
29:39Use my eye tracking.
29:40Doesn't leave a keyprint.
29:42I don't think there's a translator on the land that would notice it.
29:46But in the eyes of Homo Aqua, there's a convex eye spot.
29:50They literally gather more light than we do.
29:52Which means that if the word accord is embedded in the message,
29:55they'll see it.
29:59And then what?
30:00We'll find out.
30:01It's a bit of a risk.
30:02Word is the gathering of the 195 nations are currently asking how many nuclear strikes the ocean can take.
30:08That's the risk.
30:10Yeah, but come on.
30:10We're units.
30:11That's what we do, isn't it?
30:12We save the world.
30:13And if that means stand against the government, so be it.
30:16The clerk from Transport.
30:21Yeah, but I'm here only by mistake, remember?
30:25We're not completely beyond the laws of the land.
30:28We could all be arrested for treason.
30:30Okay.
30:31Fine.
30:32Good.
30:33What will Christopher say?
30:38Make it happen.
30:40Yes, ma'am.
30:41I've taken the word accord, unpackaged it, enhanced it, and hidden it.
30:59It's ready to go.
31:00I'll cross-channel it, and this will transmit to all the oceans of the bath.
31:04I understand.
31:05How do we know they're listening?
31:12We're just off the hope, right?
31:13Right.
31:14Yeah.
31:35Bye.
31:37Bye.
31:38Bye.
31:39Bye.
31:39Any word?
31:59No.
32:00The water's quiet.
32:02It's been days.
32:04Maybe this accord thing has sent them back into hibernation.
32:08We should be so lucky.
32:09Well, what are they doing?
32:19It's strange.
32:21We've got nothing.
32:23Silent, aren't they?
32:25All across the ocean.
32:28And it wasn't the accord signal.
32:31Things went dead before we sent it.
32:33Running silent.
32:35That's what they call it on submarines.
32:38And you turn the engines off to avoid detection.
32:42Which means they're planning something.
32:43Or hiding.
32:45Or scared.
32:47Scared of what?
32:52Mavis!
32:53I don't want to know more!
32:55Come on!
32:56I don't want to know more!
33:04I don't want to know more!
33:09Come here!
33:10Come on.
33:12Come on, all right?
33:13Come on in here.
33:14Come on!
33:22Over there, come on.
33:23Right here.
33:33Look, the door of the wall, then!
33:35Hold it there.
33:36Get it head.
33:37Get it down.
33:38Even here in the heart of London, one thing is obvious, they're dying, Homo aqua is dying.
34:08Yeah, but is it all of them? Oh my God. Is it everyone? What about salt?
34:33All right, can I speak to Kate, please? Because this isn't a court, this is something else.
34:38Every coastline in the world is reporting the same thing, the death of Homo aqua.
34:43What have we got? Some sort of viral infection. It's like the gills get blocked. I'd say they shed scales like we shed skin, but the shedding has stopped, which means the excess scales build up and they drown.
35:00All of them? Is this Homo aqua or Homo amphibia 2? I think it's all of them, but no other life forms, only aqua kind.
35:07What about us? Are we safe? That's the strangest thing. Careful.
35:12There's no danger. Not anymore. It's like I'm finding the aftermath of a virus without the virus itself, which means...
35:20A virus that's been designed. That's frontline warfare. Viruses programmed to strike and then decay. That's...
35:27Oh, for God's sake. That's human technology. It was awesome. I didn't see it happening.
35:35Severance. Severance was the virus. What are your people saying? What's the level of contagion out there?
35:49Uh, 90% on first evidence. A 90% death rate worldwide.
35:54We think aqua kind are connected by an algae network, and this proves it. One virus is circled around all the oceans of the world.
36:01The story of the human race. From the moment Homo sapiens learned to walk, we meet a new species. We slaughter them.
36:16It's a deep Aquanese. The same signal repeated over and over again. I think it's an SOS. They're calling for help.
36:26Come on, go. Come on, go. Come on.
36:29Barclay, I'm sorry. They need you at the Empress Hall.
36:34What for?
36:35You're the ambassador.
36:38Bella, that's good.
36:39I'm nothing. I'm the man who's literally nothing.
36:41The request has come to revert to day one. They say they want it as it was for the final session.
36:47Who does?
36:49Home amphibia.
36:50Why is it so? Is she alive?
36:54I don't know.
37:05I'm sorry, but this is a biblical moment. I demand a scene.
37:08There was no other thing more about the virus. How did it happen?
37:17Nothing. We have suspicions, but we can't. We can't prove anything. Good luck.
37:23Mom, there is a message from Dr. Panerjee. It says priority one.
37:26Not that. Stay with Barclay.
37:27Exactly.
37:34Tank is stable and maintaining integrity. Open water lock one.
37:37We have three life forms.
37:38Identify them.
37:39Two homo aqua, one homo amphibia.
37:42Which one?
37:44Is it her?
37:57And I do not?
37:58No.
37:59No, no, no, yes.
38:00No.
38:01Oh no.
38:02No.
38:03Yeah.
38:04All that was.
38:05No.
38:06It's his minhaæ„›.
38:08Cool Girl harm, look.
38:10Find him safe.
38:12Hey, Dave.
38:14No, no, no.
38:17Eh, about this.
38:19Means thevantis каз Apreshaio.
38:21No!
38:22Too much as an amazing walker.
38:23I have come to inform mankind.
38:53The war is over.
38:56You have won.
38:59We are defeated.
39:04We grant you victory.
39:11I'm sorry.
39:13Barclay, stay your message.
39:17I'm so sorry.
39:20What happened to me?
39:22What's it like?
39:27We are destroyed.
39:35The virus brought fire to the world of water.
39:41And we bugged.
39:44You survived.
39:46One in ten.
39:49As if by design.
39:51I didn't know.
39:53I swear, I didn't know.
39:57No, not you.
40:02But there are others.
40:08There are creatures in this room who want a prize for winning the war.
40:18They desire our technology.
40:22But there are oceans unknown to you running deep beneath the mantle of this world.
40:30And we have sunk our prizes deep down below.
40:35Lost to you.
40:37Forever.
40:39But more than that, you had thought you had chosen your weapons well.
40:45Because a virus contains no water.
40:49And yet, it rides the back of a water molecule like a parasite upon a host.
41:00And we can read.
41:02Every drop.
41:05Stained.
41:06With these fingerprints of yours.
41:11Water.
41:13Will find you.
41:15One day.
41:30One day.
41:31One day.
41:32One day.
41:33One day.
41:34One day.
41:36One day.
41:37One day.
41:41One day.
41:43The accord.
41:44The accord.
41:45It will never happen.
41:47What was it?
41:49It was a way of two species.
41:52Joining.
41:54And sharing.
41:55And celebrating.
41:56Rating, which is now lost.
42:03Barclay, the first offer, page 15.
42:10We can offer help.
42:13We would grant you land.
42:15There is a haven, this trench in the Pacific Ocean,
42:193,000 kilometers long, 60 kilometers wide,
42:21and 12 kilometers deep.
42:24The deepest place on Earth.
42:26This could be your home.
42:32We will protect your boundaries
42:34from pollution and sand and viruses.
42:39And we can rebuild our relationship.
42:43As two species are the same.
42:45Ah.
42:50We could be friends.
42:56We will accept this offer.
43:03If you give this land its true name.
43:07A hunting ground.
43:08We will live there
43:20in full knowledge of what you will do to us.
43:25You will do whatever you want.
43:26Because we are terrified of you.
43:40Thus ends the war.
43:46No, no, no.
43:46I thought there was more to say.
43:48Well, I'll see you again.
43:59Will I see you again?
43:59But you have to know who's going on.
44:02No, no, no, no.
44:08He's here.
44:08You've got to know.
44:13Oh no.
44:14I mean, do you peux?
44:16But you're going there.
44:18We can eat, that story in 한국.
44:20But I'm sorry.
44:20But I know who you are.
44:21Why don't you have to die?
44:22Green Sheet Protocols, everyone.
44:32Congratulations.
44:34Or shame on us all.
44:36I'm not sure which.
44:52I'm not sure which.
45:22Come on.
45:38Let's go.
45:39Yeah.
45:45Mr. Depoy, anything to say?
45:49We won.
45:50How about that?
45:51Tell them we won.
45:52We won the war.
46:02Move!
46:03Move!
46:04I need to find somewhere to live.
46:08I said to Lawrence, Kate could stay with us.
46:13He said no.
46:14Fair enough.
46:15You've never got on.
46:16Come on.
46:17No.
46:18I keep thinking.
46:20The times when the doctor is nowhere to be seen.
46:25He said to me once,
46:27I save the human race.
46:29I don't shape the human race.
46:31You can get that wrong all on your own.
46:35Mom, there's a message.
46:37I said no.
46:38I'm sorry.
46:38He insists.
46:39It's Dr. Banerjee, Barclay's doctor.
46:41He says it's priority one.
46:44Kate Lethbridge-Sewart.
46:45Kate Lethbridge-Sewart.
46:45I will be king.
46:59I will be king.
47:13And you, you will be queen.
47:29Though nothing will drive them away.
47:37We can be heroes just for one day.
48:00And you, you'll kill me mean.
48:16And I, I'll drink all the time.
48:24And I, I'll drink all the time.
48:54We'll keep us together.
49:03We could still die.
49:09Oh, just for one day.
49:15We can be heroes.
49:17We can be heroes.
49:21Forever and ever.
49:24I, I, I can't remember standing by the wall.
49:48And I'm alone.
49:49And we can be heroes.
50:05Killed the storm
50:08And I think
50:10I think
50:11I could look for
50:13And the shame
50:18Was on the other side
50:25All we could be found
50:30Forever and ever
50:36Then we could be heroes
50:42Just for one day
51:00We could be heroes
51:06We could be heroes
51:12We could be heroes
51:17We could be heroes
51:24We could be heroes
51:29We could be here, we could be here.
51:46We could be here.
51:59No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
52:19Sorry, is there something wrong?
52:20It's just that bottle. Could you go back and pick it up?
52:23You know what?
52:25Could you go back and pick it up?
52:28What for?
52:28If you could.
52:31Sorry, love. It's gone now.
52:34Well, go back and pick it up.
52:36You pick it up.
52:38I'm asking you, please, to go back and pick up that bottle.
52:45And what if I don't?
52:50Pick it up.
52:53I said, pick it up.
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