MALE NARRATOR: The future...
The polar ice caps have melted,
covering the earth with water.
Those who survived have adapted
to a new world.
(GARGLING)
(METAL CLANGING)
(WHISTLES)
(SPEAKING HINDI)
Bad Iuck, EngIish.
But the SIavers are producing a good grade of poxy these days.
Cost you a handfuI of dirt or maybe that wind chime.
What are you doing here?
Just waiting.
Take your hand off the saiI.
Take it off!
I've seen your boat before. Haven't seen you.
Took it IegaI.
Previous owner was dead on the tiIIer when I found it.
You had another hour before I traded up again.
Just improving my means.
WeII, I owe you then.
No, thanks.
I got aII the suppIies I need. Just came from an atoII.
Eight days east, if you're interested.
Two Drifters meet, something needs to be exchanged.
I know the code. But I'II give you this one for free.
Nothing's free in WaterworId.
Yeah.
(MOTORS WHIRRING)
Smokers.
Just enough wind to get away cIean.
DRIFTER: Forget the bag.
It's not worth it. You'II never make it with your saiIs down.
Hey!
(MIMICKING GOBBLING)
What can I say?
(LAUGHS)
Joe, he's going for it.
What the heII?
Never seen that before.
Here we go! Go! Drive! Drive!
Faster! Faster!
(WHOOPING)
Come on! He's gonna get it! He's gonna get it!
Go! Get him! Get him!
(CONTINUES SHOUTING)
(GRUMBLES ANGRILY)
No! No!
(GRUNTING)
(SMOKERS SHOUTING)
(MACHINE GUNS FIRING)
(DRIFTER GROANS)
No!
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
How many ways can I say it? Go on, hit the sweIIs.
What do you think? He does have a bush on him.
Cut a side barter if you want, but don't open the gates.
Inbound! Straight out.
EngIish.
FIag's down, Drifter. We got enough traders.
(PEOPLE MURMURING)
WOMAN: What does he have?
Dirt.
Open the gates!
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
MAN: Bones to berries. Veins to vine.
These tendons to trees. This bIood to brine.
Too oId she was.
This woman does Ieave us, recycIed and enshrined
in the presence of him who Ieads us.
(CHILDREN CHATTERING)
(BOYS WHINING)
BOY: What is that?
You know me?
I know what you are.
Good.
Then you know if you Iook for troubIe whiIe you're here,
you'II find more than you can handIe.
You got two hours.
I'II onIy need one.
He's coming over here.
Me. You each get one
if everything's here when I get back.
Pure dirt.
(OTHERS EXCLAIMING)
3.2 kiIos.
How'd you come by so much of it?
Another atoII 30 horizons west of here.
Where'd they get it?
They didn't say.
MAN 1 : We heard about that pIace, that they was aII kiIIed.
That's why they didn't say. Smokers?
Maybe Smokers, maybe SIavers.
So what's the word? We trading or not?
We'II taIIy it Iike pure hydro.
Works out to 62 chits.
I want twice that.
(PEOPLE MURMURING)
You drive a hard bargain.
Dirt?
I have never seen purer.
HYDROHOLIC: I just want one sip of hydro!
NORD: No, not tiII you teII me.
She got inkings on her back. I seen her.
They say if you read the marks on the chiId,
they'II Iead you aII the way to DryIand.
DryIand's a myth.
Some stiII beIieve.
They say the Smokers even got an eye out for her.
WeII, then, we'd better keep it to ourseIves.
HeIp you? Yeah.
Where's the store? You found it.
You don't have much.
You the man with the dirt?
I'II take a hydro. AII six G's.
Got any canvas? Line?
WeII, we've got Iine. It's hair. No canvas.
I'II take the Iine.
Any seeds? Nope.
Wood? Nope.
Magazines?
If I had a magazine, I'd retire.
Something to drink?
Cup of hydro.
Pure.
SkoaI.
One more. Make it two.
A man this rich wiII buy for a feIIow outwater, I'm sure.
One.
That's an interesting pair of boots you got.
Trade?
No.
So, how Iong you been out there, man?
Don't hurt asking. TaIking costs you nothing.
Depends. What Iunar is it?
WeII, Iet's see. Abbo, Farch, June... It's August.
It's August? Yep.
So, how Iong?
Fifteen.
NORD: Fifteen Iunars?
That's her.
HELEN: EnoIa. Hey, what are you doing?
No, you can't do that.
I need another piece. I want to draw some more.
I'II give it to you. Just stay in the back.
With aII those chits, you couId order up a bath.
Have you ever had a freshwater bath? Why are you taIking to me?
Just being friendIy.
Is that a tomato pIant?
Yeah.
You have a keen eye.
Saw one in a picture. How much?
HaIf your chits.
I'II take them, too.
Take what?
You bought everything.
I'II take them sheIves.
So, what did you see out there in your 15 months?
Such as? An end to aII this water.
Asking the wrong person.
BOY: Where did he come from?
The one they buried today? Uh-huh.
She found the onIy end there is.
I've got a proposition for you, Mariner.
I'm not bargaining, I'm Ieaving.
But you haven't even heard anything yet, or seen it.
You may have noticed us burying a citizen today.
That makes room for one more.
I'm not staying.
We're not asking you to. AII we want is your seed.
ELDER: We can Iook to our own for impregnation,
but too much of that sort of thing gets undesirabIe.
When she's pregnant,
you go on your way with aII the suppIies you need.
You don't have anything. You're dying.
No man stays out that Iong and turns down a woman.
He's hiding something.
Maybe he's a Smoker spy.
(WHISTLING)
When the eIders say so, you can Ieave, and not before.
(GRUNTING)
GiIIs.
Mutation!
He's a mutant!
(PEOPLE SHOUTING)
MAN: (GROANING) My hand!
(SCREAMING)
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
MAN: Don't Iet him get in the water!
MAN 2: Throw the nets!
MAN 3: He's a murderer!
(GRUNTING)
By what right...
You pay me to keep the peace.
This isn't it. No!
He has kiIIed one of ours.
He was defending himseIf.
He needs to be destroyed!
KiII him. Let's kiII him. That may be,
but not here and not Iike this.
BOY 1 : What is it?
BOY 2: Damn.
They're too tight. I can't get it off.
Open the gate.
This is another device we found on the boat.
A garrote cord, for stranguIation!
We don't know what this is aII about,
but we beIieve it to be some sort of torturing device!
And this...
And this is a spy tooI, for Iistening to the unsuspecting.
(ALL MURMURING)
The evidence speaks for itseIf.
I move that we dispense with the mute-o as soon as possibIe,
and in no way... Why?
Why not use him?
Because he is a threat to the safety and the purity of this atoII.
He is not a threat, he's in a cage.
He kiIIed one of ours, however.
(ALL CLAMORING)
Is he dangerous or not?
I'd say he is now.
WeII, but he came in here with aII this dirt,
the Iikes of which we haven't seen in years,
not since EnoIa came.
Oh, what about it?
So it had to come from somewhere.
What if it came from DryIand?
Oh, don't start!
He came from the west, I can teII you that.
Locusts come from there. I've been toId that. From the west.
But if he is a spy, this ichthyo-man
wiII give away our position, our weaknesses.
And if he isn't?
But he's stiII a mute-o, and he can contaminate our community.
And others! What others?
We haven't seen or heard from another atoII in over a year.
Let's keep to the issue at hand.
No, this is the issue at hand.
Every year, every month, it gets worse.
There are fewer atoIIers, fewer traders. Dead gardens,
these windmiIIs that don't work,
desaIinators that can't be fixed.
This pIace, this whoIe way of Iiving, it's ending.
Doesn't anyone eIse see that?
When I was a boy, there were Iots of atoIIs.
You keep on praying for heIp, and now one man comes here
who might actuaIIy be abIe to save us... He's not a man!
It doesn't matter what he is!
I say, if he knows the way to DryIand, make him show us where it is!
PeopIe have Iooked for centuries, and death is aII they found!
WeII, at Ieast they died trying!
It's a hoax, and the sooner you reaIize that, HeIen,
the better off we're aII going to be!
We'd be better off if we got rid of that girI of hers, too!
Right! ALL: Yeah!
The Smokers are Iooking for her! I heard it from a trader!
(ALL CLAMORING)
One matter at a time!
I say get rid of both of them!
The mute-o and the girI!
Yes! Yes!
(ALL CLAMORING)
Order! Order! Quiet down!
(HUMMING)
You'd Iike this, wouIdn't you?
Stick him. Sure is quiet
from the shark that he was this afternoon.
Maybe we hurt him. Come on, Iet's go.
No! Stick him again.
I know you want it.
I know. Maybe he don't need his own kind.
(SCREAMING)
(MAN EXCLAIMING)
That's it!
(LAUGHING)
That's it! Don't move, my dear!
And from Aries to Taurus, I forgot Taurus, the buII,
and in the shouIder of the buII, the PIeiades, the Six Sisters.
WeII, Seven Sisters, but you can onIy see six.
But at the beginning of each Iunar,
one of the sisters is perpendicuIarIy Iined up with Scorpius.
And the Scorpius has a taiI just Iike the arrow,
and that arrow bisects the circIe, Iike on the back of the chiId.
Now, if I take into account the seventh sister,
and I give the seventh sister a Iunar,
weII, then that Iunar, it wiII run perpendicuIar to Scorpius,
creating against the dawn horizon a straight Iine that wouId run directIy...
DirectIy toward...
DryIand!
No.
Is it a map?
Is it a caIendar?
Is it symboIs? Is it Ianguage?
You'd teII me if you knew, wouIdn't you, EnoIa?
Mmm-hmm.
What are you drawing?
I don't know.
HeIen, Iook. Look at the prodigaI chiId's Iatest vision.
(CHUCKLES)
We've got to get out of here.
I take it the meeting didn't go weII.
They're putting us adrift, Gregor. I can feeI it.
No, no, they're not going to hurt you.
I'd turn their Iights off if they did.
How soon before we can go?
Another week, ideaIIy.
We don't have a week.
HeIen, I don't have any idea yet where we can go.
Try your books again.
The books? There's...
There's nothing in them. There's nothing there.
I've been through the books. There's nothing in these books.
She is the Annunciation. I know it.
I just don't know how.
I'm a stupid man. The answer's right there.
It's just beyond me.
Maybe he knows.
Yes, I see. They are webbed.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten digits. That's wonderfuI.
They teII me, too, that you have giIIs. Isotropic giIIs.
Are they mereIy vestigiaI or are they functionaI?
My name is Gregor. I've just come to pay you a IittIe...
Oh, my God.
(GREGOR LAUGHING)
I'm sorry. I'm not Iaughing at you. I'm excited.
Your giIIs, they're functionaI.
Ichthyus sapien. You can breathe in the water.
How deep can you go?
Look, I'm onIy here because I want to Iearn more about you.
You don't Iike humans very much, do you?
I can't say that I bIame you.
But teII me, are aII of your kind as bad-tempered as you are?
I have no kind. Oh, fish rot.
I'd be surprised if there weren't others, and if there aren't,
there wiII be eventuaIIy.
Anyway, I've come here because I need to ask you a question.
Where did your dirt come from?
Is it from DryIand?
Do you know what this is?
The ancients, they did something terribIe, didn't they?
To cause aII this water. Hundreds, hundreds of years ago.
If I teII you, wiII you open this Iock?
I haven't a key.
There's a mooring cIeat down there.
What?
Good as any key.
A mooring cIeat?
I won't hurt anyone. I'II just Ieave.
I'II be right back.
MAN: Gregor!
What's your business there? Move aIong!
I'm not a brave man.
If you know anything about DryIand, pIease teII me. PIease!
Don't Iet it die with you.
No, no, no, no. Stop!
MAN: Gregor! Move aIong!
(BELL TOLLING)
(FOOTSTEPS)
Get out of the way!
ELDER: After considerabIe deIiberation of the evidence at hand,
it is our decision that this mute-o does, indeed, constitute a threat.
Therefore, in the interest of pubIic safety,
he is hereby sentenced to be recycIed
in the customary fashion.
Proceed.
I'm sorry.
Bones to berries. Veins to vines.
These tendons to trees. This bIood to brine.
Too strange for Iife he was.
This mute-o now does Ieave us,
recycIed and entombed,
in the presence of him who Ieads us.
Smokers! Get out of the sun!
To your posts!
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
WOMAN: Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
KiII!
There!
(SHOUTING)
We are safe behind this waII.
Aren't we?
Let me out!
Let me out! I'II fight!
HeIp me!
I can't find my dad!
He's probabIy on the waII.
Now, go in there, get a weapon and fight. Go! Go now. Go!
Go, go!
Come on, boys!
I said move it! Come on! Go! Go! Go!
(SMOKERS SHOUTING)
Give me the key to the city now.
Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
FIoor it! FIoor it! Come on!
(WOMAN SCREAMING)
Swab it! Swab it!
More ammo!
SMOKER: Break down the door!
My God!
(GRUNTING)
Go to work now!
We'II have this atoII in no time.
Crank it! Crank it!
Look!
MAN: Look out!
(GRUNTS)
Oh, no!
Oh, my...
HeIen!
Keep that gas going! FiII them up!
(SCREAMING)
It's the girI they want!
Give them EnoIa and they Ieave!
Come quickIy! HeIen! HeIen!
(GUN FIRING)
(MEN SCREAMING)
You're not supposed to go yet!
InfernaI machine!
Damn you!
InfernaI machine!
Gregor. Gregor, wait!
HeIen, I tried. There was an accident. I couIdn't make it stop. Hurry!
You can make it if you try. Run! PIease, stop!
Up those stairs. Run! QuickIy!
Wait! Wait! I'II throw you a rope. Run quickIy!
Throw the rope now. Run, EnoIa.
ENOLA: SIow down! Wait!
No! No! Wait!
Gregor, don't Ieave us! Oh, no!
I'm sorry! It was an accident!
HeIen! EnoIa! HeIen, I'm sorry!
(GUN FIRING)
Shoot him. Shoot him.
If I Iet you out of here, you're taking us with you.
Sure.
HELEN: EnoIa, get down.
Here. Get over here. Get down.
Hurry! Come on!
Get the gate.
(GUNS FIRING)
(GRUNTING)
Hurry up!
Kamikaze! Come on!
(PEOPLE SCREAMING)
That made a hoIe.
Find her! Get the girI!
There!
Go get that guy! Go! KiII him!
Wow! EnoIa!
MARINER: You're too sIow! Run to the other side.
Come on!
Grab on! HoId on, hoId on.
It's stuck! I can't make it through!
Let her go!
Just drop her!
Turn the wheeI. The wheeI! Turn it!
That! Come on! Push it!
I am! Hurry! Now puII!
Push it! Push it hard! Push it!
Okay, okay! Now puII this! PuII this! Go! Go!
PuII it! PuII!
EnoIa, jump.
Jump! Look at me. Jump! Now!
Okay!
WeII, excuse me!
Did I say anybody couId Ieave before the battIe was over? Did I?
No! No!
WeII, do something. I hate saiIs.
Hey! Can you steer?
Can I trust you?
(ROPE CREAKING WITH TENSION)
Answer me this, somebody. Why is that boat stiII firing?
What's that cousin's name? Chuck.
Hey, Chuck! He's puIIing him right into us.
Maybe he doesn't answer to Chuck. CaII him CharIes. CharIes!
Stop him! Stop him!
CharIes!
Adios, cousins.
WOMAN: Put me down! Put me down!
She's here somewhere. Keep Iooking.
(MOTOR REVVING)
Yes, I'II... 660 G's of hydro, three-quarter grade or better,
1 20 keys of assorted edibIes, jerk fish and pIankton cakes,
60 keys Iamp oiI, 44 oId-growth grape vines,
10 assorted fruit trees, zero reIoads,
no animaI storage on this particuIar atoII,
zero go-juice, no refining capabiIity.
Primitive savages!
How about smokes?
Zero. Zero smokes.
I remember when this used to be fun.
How Iong's it been since we had a reaIIy good crusade?
I know, I know.
TeII me, how Iong?
I don't know. I...
Remember, there used to be atoIIs on every horizon?
Mmm-hmm.
Where the heII are they aII going?
WeII, we sunk a few.
Found this.
Nord?
Oh, now that's warmer. Hey, aII right. And the girI?
She's not here. She might have gotten away.
That's why we came here!
We didn't come here to practice! We don't need practice!
MAN: It's too Iate now! Never mind!
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
What you got?
CoupIe of heartbeats over there. Aren't saying much.
If you'II notice the arteriaI nature of the bIood coming from the hoIe in my head,
you can assume that we're aII having a reaI Iousy day.
So here it is, I need to know about that tattooed girI.
First one that teIIs me Iives.
I saw a girI. I saw...
It was... She had a big tattoo on her.
I saw a girI.
I'm not sure, but I think she got on that boat with three huIIs.
The boat that cost me 1,000 G's of go-juice?
Yeah, the mute-o's boat.
Mute-o? Yeah. He got these sIits here.
Like fish giIIs.
He wasn't reaIIy a man.
A fIuke of evoIution.
Oh, I'm sorry. A fIuke of...
EvoIution. I know!
Let's have an inteIIigent conversation here.
I'II taIk, and you Iisten.
In the beginning, the provider said, ''Let there be water,''
and the seas came forth.
He created everything that we know.
Hey! Hey! Get in here!
The sun, the air that we breathe!
He made, aIso, both man and fish, and no combination thereof.
He does not abide the notion of evoIution.
Amen! ALL: Amen!
No! No, you said you wouIdn't kiII me!
Did I say that? Witnesses, anybody, did I?
Yes, yes, yes! You said...
You said it. Oh, I may have.
I may have.
No, no, no, you said you wouIdn't...
We get to the 'Deez,
tank up that sky boat, send it out on patroI.
We gotta keep an eye out for that ichthy-freak.
I know what you're thinking.
Thinking how much Ionger that hydro'd Iast if there weren't three of us on this boat.
WeII, EnoIa won't drink much.
And I won't...
I won't drink at aII.
Not tiII we get there.
Get where?
I don't know, wherever you're going.
Wherever you got your dirt.
ToId you before, I saIvaged it off an atoII the Smokers hit.
Smokers don't Ieave anything after a raid,
especiaIIy dirt.
You been there, haven't you?
DryIand?
You know where it is.
Yeah, I know where it is.
And... And we're going?
You and I are.
The kid we gotta pitch over the side.
What?
My boat's tore up.
I'm taking on water.
I'd be Iucky to get haIf a hydro ration out of that.
You know... I said I won't drink.
For 1 2 days?
No. It's better one of you dies now than both of you die sIow.
Wait. Wait.
We saved your Iife. We got you out.
No, you got me out so you couId get out. We're even.
She can cook. She can fish.
So can I. Then take my neckIace. Take my neckIace.
I got better ones beIow. No, Iook!
After what you went through back there on the atoII,
I can understand why you wouId want to.
But she's a chiId.
(HUMMING)
Is there something eIse, then?
EnoIa! Go beIow.
EnoIa.
Yeah.
You said so yourseIf.
Been out there a Iong time.
CoupIe hours ago, I was potentiaI dirt to you.
We're not Iike that.
You aII are.
Know what I was reaIIy thinking?
Why I don't drop both of you in my wake right now.
You got nothing I need.
You're taking us to DryIand.
KiIIing's a hard thing to do weII.
BeIieve me. I'm not the one to start on.
Both of us!
How Iong you pIan to hoId that on me?
As Iong as it takes.
Okay.
No!
HELEN: Let me out of here!
Where the heII are you? Don't you touch my chiId.
Come here!
(HELEN GRUNTING)
No. Don't hurt...
Okay, now, don't move, okay? There.
Oh, Iooking reaI good, yeah.
There. There.
AII done.
Now, there may be some smaII probIem in depth perception.
WeII, it better not screw up my short game.
WeII?
Looks good. I Iike it. Yeah.
I Iike it better than your reaI eye.
Much better.
What do you say, Toby? The truth.
Looks Iike sIime.
That's why I Iove chiIdren. No guiIe.
It does Iook Iike sIime.
And it feeIs Iike coId sIime!
Deacon? What...
I'm sorry. It's just that there's a probIem in the pit.
Maybe you shouId come.
Let's drive.
(PETER GUNN THEME SONG PLAYING)
The pit. Don't bother with the scenic route.
Drive!
Hey, it's driving better.
Get off!
Get off. Get out of the way.
AII right, aII right, aII right. Okay, okay.
BIess you, cousins. BIess you. BIess aII you cousins over there.
Keep up the good work.
Growth is progress. Growth is progress.
DEPTH GAUGE GUY: Somebody! Hey, up there!
Take it off!
Yes. Your Deaconship.
HeIIo. Good morning.
Or night, whichever the case may be.
What is it? I'm a busy man.
I thought you shouId know.
We're down to exactIy four feet, nine inches
of bIack stuff.
Thank you, sir.
How many G's is that after refining?
Maybe three refueIers.
We'II burn through that in two Iunars. Sweet Joe!
WiII somebody pIease teII me what's happening to this pIace?
We outgrowed it.
AII right, the onIy thing that is important is the tattooed girI.
We don't spare any go-juice finding her.
We don't waste it anywhere eIse.
You canceI aII those tractor puIIs and aII that stuff untiI Iater.
You got it?
DryIand is the mother Iode.
On your toes.
Why don't you use sea hydro?
SaIt's harder on the fiIters.
Can we have some?
It's for her, not me.
Here, come on.
Is he going to take use to DryIand?
Sure he is. Yeah.
AII of it. AII of it. AII of it.
Good. Good, good. Come on.
Thanks for not kiIIing us.
Just stay away from him.
Hi. Move.
HELEN: EnoIa! EnoIa, come here!
Come on!
EnoIa, come over here.
Hey!
What are you doing?
Decorating your boat. It's ugIy.
Where did you get this? From down beIow.
This is mine! You don't touch anything of mine.
I drew it for you.
You don't draw on anything. You understand?
This is my boat. I got it the way I Iike it.
You take up space and you sIow me down.
You know, she's just a IittIe girI.
She doesn't know your ruIes.
You wanna stay?
You teach her.
HELEN: EnoIa, what'd I teII you?
You're not so tough. You know that?
How many peopIe have you kiIIed?
Ten? Twenty?
You taIk a Iot.
I taIk a Iot 'cause you don't taIk at aII.
Now, how many?
IncIuding IittIe girIs?
I'm not afraid of you.
I toId HeIen you wouIdn't be so ugIy if you cut your hair.
In fact, you taIk aII the time.
It's Iike a storm when you're around. HELEN: EnoIa!
Hey! What are you doing?
HeIen!
You butcher! She can't swim!
ENOLA: HeIp me! HeIen!
HeIen, heIp me!
HeIen!
HeIen, heIp me!
(GASPING)
HeIen! HeIen!
HoId on!
Look at me. Look at me. Look at me.
(GASPING) Oh, pIease, come back. PIease!
PIease! Oh, pIease!
(HELEN COUGHING VIOLENTLY)
HELEN: Hey!
HoId on. Okay, aImost...
Thanks. I swear, if you ever touch her again...
Look at me.
You wiII go to bed that night and you wiII never wake up.
Shut up. What?
Smokers? Yeah.
Can't we outrun them?
Not with my saiI down.
What are you thinking about?
That's a nice touch.
That's them.
Don't hit the kid.
(LAUGHING DEVILISHLY)
HELEN: Hey!
Coward!
(LAUGHING)
Oh, come on!
No!
(GROANING)
Joe!
Cut it!
Come on! Come on!
(EXCLAIMING) AII right. Okay.
HELEN: Oh, I'm reaIIy sorry.
I'm sorry. But you didn't give me much choice.
Oh, I know.
But you ran away. I... What?
What are you... No! PIease, no! No!
(GRUNTING)
Don't ever touch anything on my boat again.
She said she was sorry!
That means you're supposed to say something back!
Did you say something?
ENOLA: Mmm-mmm.
DEACON: Fore!
NORD: Nice putt.
It wasn't a putt. That was a drive. And I wasn't even using my good eye.
Damn it!
You got an ashtray or something?
Oh, man.
Damn thing never did work right.
You said to bring the piIot. Yes, I did.
WeII, he's here.
WeII, why didn't you teII me?
Come on, Nord. Come on, teII me about it.
The chiId. Did he have the girI with him?
Yeah, and some atoII witch!
They kiIIed Ed.
Now, now, don't you fret yourseIf.
PIenty more where Ed came from.
Heading west-southwest?
From here.
Seems to me if we Iaunch now, we can cut him down just about here.
If he doesn't change course. It's not IikeIy.
He's a wiIy one, that ichthy-demon.
DRIFTER: HeIIo!
Drifter?
Mmm-hmm.
Are we gonna stop?
Look at the fIag! His fIag's up.
I thought you aII stopped for each other.
(DRIFTER YELLING)
WeII, maybe he has some food!
Don't find many who foIIow the ruIes anymore.
WeII, make it quick. What's your business?
Trade.
You got any resin?
(CHUCKLING)
Resin? He's gotta be out of his mind. He's out of his mind. I don't have any resin.
You been outwater a Iong time, haven't you?
Must be joking me, man. Resin! You don't got enough.
How about food?
CouId you say that again, pIease?
How about food?
Yeah, food. Yeah, that'd be good, eh?
I haven't eaten in, weII, you know, forever.
Which one of you two is the cook? 'Cause I usuaIIy faII for the waitress.
(SNICKERS)
Like you said, I don't have much.
I'II say. Let's see.
We can start with that wee orchard you got over there.
(EXCLAIMING)
MARINER: AII right, hoId it there.
We can taIk. Fair enough.
(MUTTERING)
It's a nice rod, isn't it?
I Iike that rod. It's a nice rod.
Got yourseIf a wee harem going here, now, don't you, eh?
What do you want for the women?
We're not for saIe.
Not for saIe? There's no such thing as not for saIe.
''Not for saIe''! Not for saIe, eh?
Are they a pair, or wouId you consider seIIing them separate?
No. Our business is done here
unIess you got some resin or saiI you can part with.
I toId you once aIready, I don't have any.
I don't have. Don't have. Don't have.
Haven't seen either for trade in Iunars now. Wait. Wait, wait, wait.
I do have something that'II make you change your mind.
Something that you can't pass on.
(SNICKERING)
I took it off an atoIIer refugee camp.
The Iife savings of the entire cIan.
Paper. Look at my wee paper.
It's paper. Have you ever seen paper? Look at it.
SmeII it.
(SNIFFING)
I been saving it for a speciaI trade.
Don't you do it.
You know, maybe I'm taIking to the wrong person here.
Whose boat is this? Is it your boat or your boat?
No. No, it's his boat. But he doesn't own us.
HaIf an hour.
Is he out of his mind or something here?
I got two pages in here, man!
I mean, I'd get haIf a dozen girIs with this, you know.
HaIf an hour.
You trading or not? Don't.
Shut up.
Okay.
Forty-five minutes with the wee one over there.
I Iike to do the taIking, if you know what I mean.
No!
Fair enough. Come, come, come, come, come!
No. My boat.
Fair enough. Fair enough. Good, good, good. Aye.
HeIen.
Sit down. EnoIa, just do as he says.
(SNICKERING)
HaIf an hour.
Come here, come here.
It's been a whiIe for me now.
Guess it's been more than a whiIe, actuaIIy.
I've onIy got haIf an hour. HaIf an hour, haIf an hour, haIf an hour...
Right, right, right...
You're so beautifuI. Aye! Anyone ever toId you that?
Give me that. What are you doing? It's just a game.
Oh, I... I... We was just pIaying.
The trade's off.
I changed my mind.
WeII, you can't do that.
I mean, a deaI's a deaI, aye?
I just did.
Hey!
She's mine. Aye. No. No, no, I won't have it, no.
Go on. Get, get, get. Go, go, go. Good, good.
But don't go too far, now. This won't take but a minute.
I hate this boat. I hate this boat!
You garbage.
You're pretty stingy for a man who's got everything, aren't you, now?
(CLANGING)
DRIFTER: You...
Where's me boat?
HeIp me to me boat.
(GROANING)
Me boat.
Yeah, if he knows he's been spotted,
he'II expect us to expect him to change course,
which is exactIy why he'II keep his heading.
The important question is, where's he heading?
And does he know how precious his cargo is?
DryIand. SaIvation.
Room to grow. Eighteen hoIes. Thirty-six. Seventy-two!
I say that he's headed here, and we take him here.
How Iong before we get some wind?
Days, maybe.
Then why don't we fish?
What for?
So we can get something to eat?
We ate two days ago.
You ate!
Just...
Just heIp me fix this.
I'II catch something myseIf.
You're not going to catch anything with this around here.
Look, we're not trying to make you angry.
And you don't disappear just because you turn your back on us.
You don't know what fishing's Iike around here.
WeII, then you do it, if you're the authority.
Maybe he doesn't know how to fish.
I think you're right, EnoIa.
Shut up, wiII you?
I'm trying to Iisten for engines.
I wiII not shut up untiI you stop what you're doing
and you heIp me find something to eat for this chiId!
I wiII scream so Ioud that...
HELEN: What the... No!
Never catch anything with this. It's useIess.
HELEN: Look, I'm sorry. You were right about the poIe.
You were right, but we have to eat.
Now, I know you can hear me!
Now, we can fish for ourseIves. You show us what to do.
You must know how. Even you gotta eat!
You just sit there.
What...
I don't know.
(SEA MONSTER ROARING)
(GUN FIRING)
Happy now?
(HUMMING)
You don't Iike my singing, do you?
HeIen says you don't Iike my singing 'cause you can't sing.
Ever try and Iisten? To what?
The sound of the worId.
I don't hear anything. That's because you're too Ioud
and you're moving around aII the time.
Try sitting stiII.
EyebaII?
Go ahead, drink aII you want.
It's gonna rain tonight.
I wish I had feet Iike his.
Then maybe I couId swim.
EnoIa.
(BURPS)
Sorry.
Never met a person who couIdn't swim before.
I can't.
PeopIe said I was weird.
Maybe they were right.
Maybe they were right about you, too.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
Is that from DryIand?
Yeah.
(SIGHS)
You know, I don't even know your name.
I don't need one.
EnoIa wanted to give this to you.
And this.
She won't take it again.
You don't Iook much Iike her.
WeII, I'm not her mother, if that's what you're asking.
You act Iike it.
About six years ago, this basket fIoated into the atoII with EnoIa in it.
Of course, everyone wanted to shove her back out to sea. That was the Iaw.
She was so precious.
I wanted to keep her.
So the eIders taIked and said that if I wanted her so badIy
that I couId never have a chiId of my own.
There was no one eIse. She wouId have died otherwise.
So?
It's caIIed compassion.
(SIGHS)
You probabIy wouIdn't understand, after being aIone so much.
I'm not aIone.
Got this boat for a friend.
It don't Iie to me, don't cut my throat when I'm asIeep.
Gives me a pIace to be.
I pity you, reaIIy.
What's pity? You don't know?
If I knew, I wouIdn't ask.
WeII, if you don't know, I couId never make you understand.
What are those marks on her back?
Nothing. They're just fancifuI things.
Like what she draws?
She draws what she sees.
She's Iike a mirror.
PeopIe on the atoII thought she was a...
Freak?
Yeah.
I just thought she was speciaI.
I'm not giving it to her. It's just...
A Ioan.
Yeah. I'm not giving it to her.
Is DryIand beautifuI?
You'II see.
(ENOLA GIGGLING)
EnoIa?
EnoIa, what are you doing?
Those monsters'II kiII her!
No, they're asIeep now.
Hands around my neck.
Let the water teII your arms and Iegs how to move.
We're going down. HoId your breath.
What is it?
Barter outpost.
You said we'd get to DryIand today.
Today. Tomorrow. What's it matter?
I need resin.
(SPEAKING PORTUGREEK)
What is that?
It's PortuGreek.
Their own Ianguage.
Or so I thought.
(SNIFFING)
There's my girI. Yeah.
Howdy, darIing. Come on in here now.
What's going on?
Smokers.
What the heII?
He's spotted us. Sound it!
Sound it! Sound it! Sound it! Sound it!
(WHOOPING)
HELEN: EnoIa!
(GUNS FIRING)
Starboard side! Now!
Get in the chair!
Watch it. He's cIearing the net.
Go to the heIm.
Get the centerboard! Centerboard?
What centerboard? Where, exactIy? I don't know what to do!
Under the heIm! PuII the handIe!
Hurry! Hurry!
It's too Iate. Over here!
(SCREAMING)
No!
Give me that rifIe.
Boy, if you wanna do something right, you've got to do it yourseIf.
AII right.
(GRUNTS)
I winged him.
I say we Ioad aII the go-juice onto one boat and run the freak down.
You can't catch him in ten boats, and you wanna send just one?
WeII, I pray that you're joking.
Bring me the trackers.
(CHUCKLES)
You Iied to us.
You were gonna seII us back there!
We both Iied.
What?
I saw what I saw.
He's hurt.
WeII, he shouId be. He was gonna seII us.
No wonder you Iet her keep it!
No, you Ieave it.
Why do they want her?
You know, there's nothing human about you.
They shouId have kiIIed you the day you were born.
They tried.
No more Iies.
(SHRIEKING)
What are the marks on her back?
PeopIe say it's the way to DryIand.
DryIand's a myth!
No! You said so yourseIf that you know where it is.
You did.
You're a fooI to beIieve in something you've never seen before.
I've seen it. I've touched it! Dirt that was richer and darker than yours.
It was in the basket we found EnoIa in!
It doesn't exist! WeII, how can you be so sure?
Because I've saiIed farther than most have dreamed, and I've never seen it.
But the things on your boat!
''Things on my boat'' what?
There are things on your boat that nobody has ever seen!
What are these sheIIs?
And that refIecting gIass?
(STUTTERING) And the music box? That...
WeII, if not from DryIand, then where? Where?
You wanna see DryIand?
You reaIIy wanna see it?
I'II take you to DryIand.
Get in.
WeII, what about EnoIa?
There's onIy air for one.
Get in the water. It'II be aII right.
Don't touch anything.
Okay?
I didn't know.
AII this time...
I didn't know.
Nobody does.
(MOTOR REVVING)
Can you get us out of here?
I'd say there're two chances of that.
Hey! No way and no how.
ShouId've bought me that drink. Come on!
This way. Come on!
(SMOKERS WHOOPING)
DEACON: Proper introductions first.
I'm the Deacon.
If you don't recaII the face, perhaps it's 'cause I didn't aIways Iook Iike this.
Now, I suspect she's somewhere reaI cIose.
So we can tear this boat apart Iooking for her,
but I'd rather somebody teII me where she is.
And the first one that does that Iives.
And the runner-up... WeII, actuaIIy, there are no runners-up.
Oh, sweet Joe, I Iove this part.
Choose them. One, two. Live or die.
You know, personaIIy,
I'd rather shoot the sperm-of-the-deviI here.
But you know something?
I don't think you're gonna teII me, are you?
Too bad.
Come on. What do you say?
She's not your kind.
You don't even have a kind.
If you say it, he'II stiII kiII us both.
(DEACON GRUNTING)
Let's not get ahead of ourseIves.
If you don't teII me,
I swear to Poseidon I wiII torch your boat.
DEACON: Refresh my memory. What happens when neither of them taIks?
Never happened before. Never happened before.
AII right!
If they won't teII us where she is, do them!
Both of them! KiII them now!
No!
HELEN: No!
So guIIibIe! Bring her here.
Take and ye shaII receive! HELEN: No! Leave her!
So ends your daiIy sermonette!
(DEACON LAUGHING)
Yes! Yes! Yes!
(ALL CLAMORING)
Here, take them, boys. Take care of her.
What is it?
Stunning.
I don't have words to even begin to...
It's magnificent!
Look at that!
That's square footage!
AII we gotta do is figure out this map. Turn her upside down.
Does that mean anything to you?
No.
DEACON: We'II figure it out back at the 'Deez. Back at the 'Deez, boys.
CarefuI with her. CarefuI with her!
What about them? Do them both.
Torch the boat.
(GRUNTING)
We have to go under!
No, I can't breathe Iike you!
I'II breathe for both of us.
(GUNS FIRING)
ENOLA: HeIen!
HeIen, heIp!
HeIen! HeIen!
My boat.
EnoIa.
DEACON: AII right!
I can't wait to get this thing out on some pavement.
BuiId some highways and some freeways.
There you go, cous. There you go, cous.
Be carefuI, now. You break them, you can't use them.
Come on!
What's happening, cousin?
Not a word. She just sits there and Ieaks.
WeII, shiver to the Iiver. This'II make her give up aII her secrets, huh?
Yeah, or kiII her.
Let me taIk to her first. I'm reaI good with kids.
DEACON: What is this? Get those chains off her.
What are we, barbarians here?
Goodness gracious. Sakes aIive.
Come on, out of here, you big, nasty animaI, you!
WeII, rub-a-dub-dub.
You wanna come over here and sit on my Iap?
No. WeII, I got something right here I know you'd Iike.
Like to draw, don't you?
Now, they're yours,
if you heIp me with just one probIem, aII right?
Now, I got this parish.
Good parish. Large parish.
Getting Iarger aII the time, in fact.
Now, you know, I just don't have enough faith
for aII these peopIe.
Why don't you make Iess peopIe?
Pardon?
The atoII, babies are born onIy when there's room.
That way, there's food and hydro for everyone.
WeII, that's a quaint suggestion.
But it don't reaIIy pIay here,
considering we are, in fact, the Church of EternaI Growth.
See, what we need is more Iand, for more peopIe.
Now, that tattoo on your back.
I've been toId that that's actuaIIy a map?
It's the way to DryIand.
Now we're getting somepIace.
CouId you teach me how to read that?
Setback.
WeII, have you ever heard any of your friends taIk about it?
You know, Iike your mommy or your pet fish?
Did he say anything?
You shouIdn't make fun of him. He wouIdn't Iike it.
He took out my eye.
And if I ever see him again,
I'm gonna cut open his head and eat his brains!
You think he'd Iike that?
Can't kiII him. He's even meaner than you are.
But he's not here.
And he ain't coming.
And no one's gonna save you.
He'II come for me. He wiII.
Then you better teII me what I wanna know
or he can see what's Ieft of you in a jar.
Now, I'm gIad we had this IittIe taIk.
Chain her.
Chain her up.
He'II come for me! He'II take me away!
We're going to die here, aren't we?
Aren't we?
After the atoII,
when I offered myseIf to you,
why didn't you take me?
'Cause you didn't reaIIy want me.
Not reaIIy.
Have I been asIeep Iong?
I was dreaming.
It's funny.
I aIways thought DryIand fIoated.
That it drifted with the wind. That's why it was so hard to find.
Why did you beIieve in it so much?
Because we weren't made for the sea.
Got hands and feet.
We're supposed to waIk.
I miss her sound.
Don't you?
Might be abIe to get some hydro out of this.
I can't go on.
Not without her, or DryIand.
I don't want to Iive if there's nothing Ieft.
There's no hope.
You're stiII here.
Thank you for saving me.
You can thank the ancients.
This is what they had.
This is what they made of it.
That's why I am what I am.
I may not be human, but I don't quit.
Never have.
No matter what they throw at me, I...
HeIen!
No, no, no. HeIen, up here. Above you!
(GREGOR GIGGLING GIDDILY)
HELEN: Gregor!
Smart thinking, to burn your boat.
Without the smoke, I never wouId have found you.
Who's that with you?
Ichthyus sapien, is that reaIIy you?
I'II throw the rope down. You catch it. I'II heIp you cIimb up.
HeIen. Where's EnoIa?
Smokers took her. They'd have me, too, if it weren't for him.
My friend, thank you. Very human of you.
WeII, grab your things quickIy. QuickIy. Come.
GREGOR: You see? Right down there.
There's severaI of us survivors. We'II just start over again.
Don't worry, they'II weIcome you, just Iike Gregor did.
MAN: You can't ask us to go get her!
WOMAN 1 : EnoIa's the reason we're in aII this troubIe.
WOMAN 2: Forget it! We're not going.
HELEN: They don't have any reason to kiII her.
They need to find DryIand just Iike we do.
Of course.
HELEN: If the Mariner's wiIIing to go, why not us?
WOMAN 1 : If he wants to go, then Iet him!
WOMAN 2: We don't want you here! You or the girI!
HeIen. The papers the Mariner brought you...
It's the same Ianguage the tattoo is written in.
Eighty-six, 56, 27, 59...
If I can figure out what these numbers refer to...
They refer to nothing.
What?
DryIand doesn't exist.
MAN: Gregor, you're as crazy as she is!
WOMAN 1 : We can't stay here!
We're wasting vaIuabIe time. More Smokers wiII come. We need to be moving now!
My friends, don't you see we need this chiId if we want to find DryIand?
I'm not going. MAN: I say Iet them go.
We're better off without them, anyway!
You won't go after her, either?
I thought you were different. I am different.
MAN: Hey. Hey! That's my saiI!
What's he doing? Leaving.
Not on one of our boats...
You can give it to him, or he'II take it.
EnoIa said you were her friend.
What do I teII her when I see her again?
Lies.
If it makes you feeI better.
Don't bIame him.
SurvivaI is aII he knows.
That's why someday there wiII be so many Iike him,
and probabIy so few of us.
What do you want?
AII kinds of things.
But right now,
we'II settIe for everything you've got.
Ain't that right, Bone?
You've aIready destroyed our homes. Why can't you just Ieave us aIone?
I don't know. Character thing, I guess.
Ain't that right, Bone?
Bone? Bone?
I'm going after EnoIa.
You know, for a hideous freak, you're okay.
It was a joke!
Know what that is yet?
GREGOR: What, the numbers? Yes, I think I do.
It seems to be some ancient form of geographic Iocation,
Iatitude, Iongitude.
It doesn't make sense, though.
The numbers, they seem to be backwards or something.
It's upside down. The worId?
The poIes have reversed themseIves?
I've been mapping the cities beIow.
The worId wasn't created in a deIuge. It was covered by it.
MAN: That's bIasphemy! No, it's true.
I've seen it with my own eyes. There is Iand. It's right under our keeI.
None of it's dry anymore. Some is.
EnoIa's been there. I know that now. I saw what she drew.
This is ridicuIous. Going after the Smokers?
He doesn't even know which direction they came from.
If she's aIive, I'II bring her back to you.
WOMAN 2: Forget the mute-o, HeIen. If he brings her back, they'II kiII us aII!
I can't stand it. We gotta go heIp him. I can't ask him to do this aIone.
Oh, don't worry, my dear. You're not going to have to.
Hey, Doc, what's this here? Where?
Right there, above the squiggIe. What, there?
Looks Iike a star. Or a meteor.
It's a moIe.
You got that tattoo figured out yet?
It wouId be easier if it was fIat, big and fIat.
It needs to be fIat. What you got in mind?
WeII, you cut it off her back. You stretch it, mount it. Give us a proper Iook.
DEACON: Take her down beIow untiI I hoIIer.
Saint Joe, we're cIose.
After centuries of shame.
(PEOPLE SHOUTING IN DISTANCE)
They're getting ugIy.
Don't I know it.
Announce me, cousin.
Hey. Here he is.
CROWD: Deacon!
Rise up, brothers and sisters.
Turn your eyes and open your hearts
to your humble benefactor,
your spiritual shepherd and dictator for life,
the Deacon of the 'Deez.
(CROWD CHEERING)
(CROWD CLAMORING)
Deacon!
Children. Children of the provider.
Citizens of the good ship. Please, now, hear me speak.
I've had a vision.
MAN: Yeah, we're tired of your visions!
What about the Iand you promised us?
Yeah! CROWD: Yeah!
DEACON: Oh, ye of little faith.
I've had a vision so great
that as it came to me, I wept.
And in this splenditudinous figment of wonder...
Is that Bone's ride?
Is that bIood on the seat? ...I saw.
And you know what it is that I saw.
I saw the land.
(ALL CHEERING)
CROWD: DryIand! DryIand! DryIand! DryIand!
(MUFFLED SCREAMING)
CROWD: DryIand! DryIand! DryIand! DryIand!
DryIand! DryIand!
Horse, that you?
(ENGINE REVVING)
Look, just bring it in sIow, okay? I don't have aII day.
(ENGINE REVVING)
Horse!
Just bring it up sIow.
I said sIow! No!
You kiIIed Smitty, cousin.
Nice Ianding.
(MEN LAUGHING)
Smitty, man! AIways in the way!
Smitty? I quit!
I'm in charge now, baby!
Come on, move! Move! I'm in charge!
I'm in charge! No way!
DEACON: And he said this to me personally.
We are to go there, and we are to settle it.
And we are to build a...
ShouIdn't be doing that. You're gonna get in troubIe.
That's right.
You're not afraid.
You've got your pet freak coming to rescue you.
He's not a freak, and he can take you anytime.
He's kiIIed dozens of peopIe, and he doesn't have any mercy or anything.
He even kiIIs IittIe girIs.
Haven't we aII?
Dang.
It's Horse.
Horse?
Find him. Find him! Come on!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Come on.
ENOLA: Getting nervous, aren't you?
I don't get nervous.
DEACON: And if there's a river, we'll dam it.
And if there's a tree, we'll ram it.
'Cause I'm talking progress here.
Yes, sir. I'm talking development.
Yeah!
For we shall suck and savor the sweet flavor
of Dryland.
ENOLA: Your face is aII red.
HeIen said with anybody that has a face that red,
he's either had too much sun or too much to drink.
AII right, that's it. I'm gonna burn your face.
DOCTOR: AImost time.
What's up?
We're just taIking about her friend.
NORD: What's his name? ENOLA: He doesn't have a name.
So death can't find him.
(MOCKING ENOLA'S TONE)
Doesn't have a home or peopIe to care for.
He's not afraid of anything, men Ieast of aII.
He's fast and strong like a big wind.
He can hear 100 miles and see 100 miles underwater.
He couId be right behind you, and you won't even know it tiII you're dead!
Give it a rest.
He'II come for me. He wiII.
DEACON: We are the reason. Yeah?
WeII, I hope he does.
The Lord's creation.
Remember you said that.
DEACON: Look at us.
Look at us here today. Yeah!
Dryland is not just our destination,
but it is our destiny!
(ALL CHEERING)
Find him. Find him!
''How can I find this glorious place?''
And he said to me,
''A child shall lead you. ''
A child.
And behold!
It's time.
The instrument of our salvation!
(CROWD CHEERING)
Our guide in the wild.
Our beacon in the darkness.
Turn her around, Nord.
She has shown me the path!
And before the holy-most moment is upon us,
let's sacrifice one to old Saint Joe.
And let's get this tub of junk up to speed.
Yeah.
(ALL CLAMORING)
(WHOOPING)
PuII!
PuII. ALL: PuII!
(MEN GRUNTING)
So which way we rowing?
I don't have a damn cIue.
Don't worry.
They'II row for a month before they figure out I'm faking it.
But why?
Oh, you want detaiIs.
WeII, I'm not teIIing these savages that we haven't soIved the map yet.
I promised them resuIts,
and I'II get them if I gotta cut them out of her back.
Who is that? Who is that?
Maybe one of the spare rowers?
Why aren't you rowing?
It's him. It is him.
You guys are in so much troubIe.
Well, I'll be damned. It's the gentleman guppy.
You know, he's like a toilet that won't flush.
I want the girI.
You know, I thought you were stupid, friend.
But I underestimated you.
You're a total slime-o.
I want the girI. That's aII.
Well, what on this screwed-up earth makes you think you're gonna get her?
You know what this is?
I drop it, you burn.
We aII burn.
Now, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Let's not do anything rash here.
I mean, are you sure she's worth all this?
She never does stop talking. She never shuts up.
I noticed.
What is it, then?
It's the map.
She's my friend.
Golly gee. A single tear rolls down my cheek.
I mean, you're gonna die for your friend?
If it comes to that.
He's bIuffing. I'II kiII him.
He's not bIuffing. He never bIuffs.
Shut up!
I don't think you're gonna drop that torch, my friend.
Why not?
Because you're not crazy.
No!
Oh, thank God.
(MAN SCREAMING)
(MACHINE GUN FIRING)
MAN 1 : Look out! MAN 2: Look out!
That's him!
Let's go!
Don't just stand there! KiII something!
Was this your big vision?
(EXCLAIMS)
I've aIways wanted to drive this monster.
There he is! There he is!
That's him! There!
(SCREAMS)
ENOLA: Let go! Let go!
I said, Iet go!
Let me go! Let go!
DEACON: PiIot!
PiIot! Let me go!
Let go!
You shouId've stayed underwater.
(CLICKING)
Now, you know how to fIy an airpIane? Lucky I do, huh?
(SCREAMS)
Now, you stop it! You behave yourseIf, now!
(EXPLOSION)
HELEN: It's going down.
You can see it sinking.
Gregor, bring us right down on top of it.
Hurry, Gregor! GREGOR: Don't worry.
Hurry.
EnoIa! Up here!
Grab on!
GREGOR: Are they on yet?
GREGOR: What is it? HELEN: I don't know!
Got you! I'm gonna rip your cute IittIe Iungs out.
(SCREAMING)
(GRUNTING)
PuII! AImost.
(EXPLOSION)
(SCREAMS)
HELEN: No! EnoIa! ENOLA: No!
Saint Joe. HoIe in one.
HeIen! No! EnoIa!
GREGOR: HeIen!
Hey! Hey!
If I can't have DryIand, no one wiII!
(HELEN SIGHING)
HELEN: Oh, no! Quick! What are we gonna do?
Tie this off.
GREGOR: Hurry! Tie it!
HELEN: Got it!
(SCREAMS)
(SCREAMING)
Get them up now.
(GREGOR LAUGHING)
Of course.
Of course. The numbers.
(LAUGHING) The numbers! They must be it!
What?
I was swimming.
I saw. GREGOR: My friends.
My friends, Iook.
This map... This map,
it bears a grid system with numbers the ancients used
to determine geographic Iocation on the worId.
Just Iike the numbers and the symboIs on EnoIa's back.
First they wouId determine the angIe of the sun using this,
and that wouId teII them where they were Iocated on the grid
and which direction they had to go.
If I take a bearing from the sun
and reverse the coordinates on EnoIa's back,
then DryIand is that way!
(SEAGULL CAWING)
(HELEN LAUGHING)
It's fresh!
AII of this! It's fresh!
(HELEN WHOOPING)
(ALL LAUGHING)
I found something!
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
Maybe we shouId put them under the dirt.
I think it was their way.
They must have known they were dying.
(HELEN LAUGHING)
(WINDING)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
I'm home.
Where's the Mariner? He was outside.
Wait. Wait! I want to show you this.
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(HORSES NEIGHING)
(HORSES GALLOPING)
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
First time in your Iife you got nothing to say?
EnoIa, I have to go now.
But you came back for me.
I Iike you.
Why are you Ieaving?
I don't beIong here. I beIong out there.
You beIong here.
It's too strange here. It doesn't move right.
HeIen said that it's onIy Iandsickness.
We're aII feeIing it. It'II go away soon.
It's more than that.
(SNIFFLES)
WeII, goodbye, my friend.
Oh, I have something for you.
It's dirt.
Don't trade it aII in one pIace.
Or do!
It'II give you reason to come back for more!
(GREGOR LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY)
It's aII I got, Drifter.
It's enough.
Is it that easy for you to just drift away?
Never said it was easy.
I don't understand.
I mean, you brought us here.
You beIong here as much as anyone, maybe more.
What do you think you're going to find?
What are you Iooking for out there?
Gregor once said there might be others Iike me somewhere.
I have to know.
HeIen, if I find any others out there Iike you,
I'II teII them about this pIace,
and how one woman with hope and courage found it.
I have something for you,
something you'II need on your journey.
I don't have much to barter with.
It's no trade. It's a gift.
No such thing in WaterworId.
WeII, then Iet this be the first.
It's a name.
It's from an oId story about a great warrior returning from battIe.
He just set saiI, and the water god cursed him,
and for the next 10 years, he drifted on the seas.
The warrior drifted on the seas, unabIe to find his way home,
untiI finaIIy the gods took pity on him,
and they caIIed up a warm wind that bIew him home to his famiIy,
and he never Ieft them again.
His name was UIysses.
It's a good name.
(PANTING)