The Law of Jungle in Papua New Guinea.
It's the new Law of Jungle with new male members.
This place feels so masculine.
The survival task given to them...
The Movie-like Jungle.
- The Movie-like Jungle. - The Movie-like Jungle.
They choose "The Martian" as their first movie...
and arrive at...
Tavurvur,
an active stratovolcano.
Is it an active volcano?
(It's an active stratovolcano.)
- Really? - Goodness.
It's as if they are in the movie, "The Martian".
How will the tribe survive in...
a barren and desolate volcanic region?
- What is it? - This place is amazing.
I feel like I'm in the movie, "The Martian".
Goodness.
- There's nothing. - Really.
- There's really nothing. - Right?
(They keep walking on the desolate and barren road.)
- Oh, my. - Goodness.
There are bones.
They are everywhere.
(These are bones of an unknown creature.)
Are these the ones we saw before?
Maybe.
(It's kind of scary.)
- It's an alien found on Mars. - Okay.
- It's one of the tiny tribes. - I see.
(He's the expert in bone research.)
- Is that the head? - Yes.
- Those are the arms and legs. - Yes.
I see.
(Hello, Byung Man's Tribe.)
- This is so cool. - Yes, it is.
(They're mesmerised by the environment.)
We were just in a forest just a moment ago.
When I look at the scenery, I see the extreme opposites.
- It's like a picture. - Really.
- Really, there is nothing. - Nothing's here.
It's really desolate.
It looks like "The Martian".
- It has that feel to it. - It's...
- like the moon's surface. - It's desolate.
("The Martian", 2015)
(The lead character has to survive alone on Mars.)
(There are at least six of you.)
- I never knew such place existed. - Me, too.
Do we need to prepare our survival zone here?
I think this place looks okay.
We can't plant or grow anything. What shall we do?
- I'm worried about the food. - Yes.
(He's devastated.)
Won't it rain?
I think it will.
Before it starts raining,
- we have to put up a big pillar. - I see.
We'll tie ropes and pull them to the ground.
First, we'll drive in posts...
- all around. - Okay.
They'll set up a pillar in the middle, drive in stakes...
and tie ropes to them.
Can a shelter be built this easily?
This is the beginning.
(I'm nervous.)
It's starting now.
These aren't rocks.
- It's soil. - It's soil.
- It crumbles. - I think it's because of the heat.
- The ground is so soft. - Yes.
By the way, this is unusual. Listen.
- What is it? - Right.
- It sounds like it's hollow. - It does.
(They assume there is a lava tube underneath.)
- It resonates. - The sound resonates.
(A lava tube is formed by flowing lava...)
- There are rocks. - Those rocks crumble.
(which moves beneath the hardened surface of a lava flow.)
We'll have to get rocks from the jungle.
We need the centre pillar and stakes.
- Let's go and get them. - Okay.
- Let's go. - All right.
Let's do that and get going.
First, we need to find a straight branch.
- We only need one, right? - We just need one.
There's no ant around.
They need to go back...
to the green pasture to get materials for the shelter.
- Be careful. - There are holes everywhere.
- Holes are everywhere. - You need to step on stones.
(It's difficult to even walk.)
(Finally, they arrive where trees are.)
There are trees.
(Byung Man starts searching.)
Let's see.
(Byung Man starts searching.)
(General Tae Gon is here, too.)
We should cut that down.
This one?
- Yes. - Let's cut it here.
- Cut here. - Yes. It's perfect.
Make it sharp.
- We need to drive it into the ground. - I see.
- It has to be sharp. - All right.
- There are lots of ants. - Where?
They're everywhere.
Look at them move.
(It's moving ant traffic.)
They're going crazy.
- It looks like computer graphics. - Look at them go.
Be careful.
(Watch out for ants and trees.)
There are too many tiny twigs.
(Hyun Sung cuts off the small twigs.)
Let's cut them off.
(He's nimble...)
(and precise.)
Okay.
We'll use this as the pillar.
Have you used an axe before?
Of course.
I was a gunner in the army.
I had to use an axe sometimes.
This is the most important thing to build a shelter.
I need to get rid of the pointy parts.
(He trims it carefully.)
These come off easily.
(Hee Jin gathers leaves.)
(She works hard.)
Watch your knees.
(Teuk and Shownu make the stakes.)
- It's easily cut. - Yes.
- It cuts well. - Yes.
- Do it gently. - Okay.
- Is this a good size? - Yes.
(Teuk is the king of speed.)
- Aren't I good? - Yes.
He doesn't even sweat.
Can you cut two at once?
(He has the power and speed.)
(Teuk and Shownu work together.)
- This is done. - Yes.
- This is good enough. - Let's go.
Bring an axe. Have you sharpened a pencil before?
- Yes. - Sharpen it like a pencil.
Make it sharp.
- Like this. - Yes. That's right.
- Do it like this. - We need to sharpen it.
(Do it with strength.)
- That's good. - Is that how we should do it?
- Yes. - Later, we'll drive it down.
Do it here. Put it on top of the branches.
(He misses it.)
(He's somewhat awkward.)
It's not working.
(Something's wrong with the wood.)
(Tae Gon strikes it lightly.)
- It looks nice. - Great.
(Sharp)
You're doing great.
You must have been a smart kid.
Of course.
(Tae Gon is the best.)
I'll go and try sharpening one over there.
I brought it here.
Did you? Will you use an axe?
- Yes. - It'll be hard.
Will it?
(I'll show you this time.)
(Is he peeling a cucumber?)
(This isn't how I pictured it.)
(He tries his best...)
(to peel the branch.)
Can I change?
- Change what? - It's too hard.
- This? - Is it me or the tool?
(Tae Gon hands the knife over.)
(Will it work this time?)
I think the axe works better.
(Give my axe back.)
(All right.)
Hold it on the long edge.
Hold the branch up.
Hold it up.
- Yes. - My arm hurts.
Go like this.
- Put it up. - Yes.
Strike it down.
Like this. Use your wrist.
Go like this. Use the axe's weight.
I think it's done.
- See? It's done. - Yes.
Don't go like this.
Use the weight of the axe.
- Don't force it. - Okay.
(Shownu does well on his own.)
(He shows power and skill.)
(His veins are bulging.)
(The scent of a strong man...)
(spread throughout the jungle.)
(Shownu is the jungle terminator.)
How many did you do?
- There are 2, 4, 6... - I did 9.
- Yes, nine. - That's enough.
(Starring)
(Teuk is still at it.)
Yes. Strike down.
(He keeps striking the ground.)
It looks like you grew up sheltered.
Yes.
(I wish I have a giant pencil sharpener.)
We can carry those and go back now.
- Are we done? - Yes.
We're all done.
- I'll carry this back. - Okay.
Goodness.
It's like a shoulder pole.
(It shakes.)
(I shouldn't spill any water.)
(I'm going back to Mars now.)
Let's go. Pick everything up.
(The stakes are done.)
There was no sheath, right?
(He's exhausted after sharpening one stake.)
There's a bird.
- Where is it? - It's sitting over there.
- Where? - Do you see the tree shaking?
- It's there. - Right?
- Where? - It's there, right?
You can see it from here.
- There. - The black one there. It's moving.
Over there.
You can see it from my spot.
It's flying away. Did you see that?
Is that "Mad for Garlic"?
What was it called again?
- "Mad for Garlic"? - What was it again?
Madposa?
Isn't "Mad for Garlic" a medicine?
(He also doesn't know.)
- Isn't it? - It's a restaurant.
- They put garlic in their dish. - Right. It's a restaurant.
- Is it? - Yes.
(Tae Gon has no idea.)
What's that bird called?
The name started with an "M".
It was "mad" something.
Magalipo?
That sounds a little right.
(The name is Megapode.)
- Let's go. - They already went back.
- Let's go. - Let's go back.
(The chief is already back at the survival zone.)
(He digs hole to set up the pillar.)
(He drives in down with force.)
(It looks like he'll drive a hole through the ground.)
(He's relentless.)
(He keeps thumping.)
Keep it down. The neighbours will get mad.
I'm afraid the neighbours will come up and complain.
(They tie the ropes to make a tent.)
Go like this.
Tie it here.
(He secures the rope on the pillar.)
That's awesome.
- You've done a great job. - He works so hard.
- My goodness. - He's so quick.
Are you all right?
No.
He's amazing.
(Shownu doesn't seem tired.)
All the tribe members are back with the materials.
Will they be able to...
make a shelter in this desolate environment?
We only need three people to build the shelter.
You, Tae Gon and I...
- will build the shelter. - Okay.
The rest should...
- go and pick coconuts. - Coconuts?
There should be fruits around.
Go and pick some fruits. You can turn the coconuts to pick them.
- Turn and pull. - How do we get up the tree?
- I'll tell you how. - Okay.
Go like this. Hold this.
When climbing a tree, people usually climb up like this.
- You might slip. - Okay.
- So, put one leg around like this. - I see.
- One leg like this. - Okay.
- Go like this. - Okay.
- Do it this way. - All right.
- Like this. Go up and grab it. - I see.
- Go up and grab it. - Okay.
- Try it. - It will be easier to grab...
- if the trunk is thicker. - Teuk, go ahead.
Teuk, try it.
Put my leg around it.
- Okay. - Good.
- Go like this. - Yes.
Put the other leg...
- That's right. - Good.
- Good job. - You got it.
- That's it. - Awesome.
You did it.
That was very close.
- Teuk. - Yes?
- That's good. - I just wanted to stick this down.
(Thanks for helping.)
It's pretty much in. I just need to tie the ropes down.
Will we be able to pick coconuts?
Please stay tuned.
I need to stop. I'm so tired.
(Don't kill us, ants!)
(Teuk, Hee Jin and Shownu walked for 30 minutes to get here.)
Do we need coconuts and papaya?
- And sugar cane. - Yes.
Is this edible?
What's that?
(They look like grapes.)
They aren't coconuts. How do we pick those?
You're good.
- Are you Tarzan? - I saw one drop.
(He's good with a blade.)
My goodness.
It's called Eriobotrya and you can eat the seeds...
which are sweet.
(Eriobotrya is a sweet and juicy fruit.)
It's inside.
(The seeds are hard to get.)
(Come on out.)
- Here you go. - Shownu.
Shownu.
(When in doubt, feed the youngest.)
(His lips welcome the seed.)
- No. - No?
- Can we only eat the seeds? - Try it. It's not good.
- I won't eat it, then. - It's just...
- something for when you're bored. - It's not ripe yet.
(It numbs the tongue.)
Throw it away.
(I'm tasty when I'm ripe.)
- This isn't what we need. - Right.
- Coconuts. - We need to get some before dusk.
(Let's find some coconuts!)
- I hate forests and I'm here. - Me, too.
This is unbelievable. Oh, no.
(I'm scared of insects.)
- This tree's too tall. - It is.
Or maybe...
I don't think this can be climbed.
We can't climb any of these.
Why are the trees so tall here?
Shall we keep going?
Let's move on.
Teuk.
- What's that? - It's rotten.
Don't eat anything you found on the ground.
The thinner and lower...
- Over there. - Where?
That tree.
- Where? - Where?
Straight ahead.
Why are they yellow? Are they supposed to be yellow?
- Shouldn't they look like this? - I think so.
Shouldn't they be green?
Is this tree manageable? What do you think?
It's much smaller than the others.
- Right? - Yes.
(It has the right height and right colour.)
(Teuk approaches the tree.)
Hey, there are so many ants.
I can't do this.
I hate ants, bugs and insects.
The ants on that tree were fire ants.
They scared me even more.
What about the ants?
(They still want the coconuts.)
- This must be their home. - I don't mind the ants...
but I can't climb trees.
Why are the ants only on this tree?
(One can't climb and one hates ants.)
(She's concerned for the both of them.)
Can you get up avoiding the ants?
- Let's just... - I'll give it a go anyway.
- Will you try? - I saw this...
on The Law of Jungle once.
(It is Byung Man's idea.)
He hooked both of his feet into this to climb.
I saw him climb barefoot.
Really? The ants...
Right, the ants.
- Leave the knife. - I have to cut them down.
- You need your arms to climb. - Do I?
- You twist the coconuts. - Twist them off.
They said you have to climb the other side of the tree.
- This side? - Why?
- The Law of Jungle said so. - Really?
- I'd try if only for the ants. - There are so many.
(Do you want to see what fire ants can do?)
Do we have bug spray?
(Shownu attempts to climb.)
- Look. - Can you manage?
Be careful.
(He's like a little tortoise.)
- Can you manage? I'm scared. - You're almost there.
You're nearly there.
- But... - What?
I can't reach.
- You're nearly there. - Hang on.
- Come back down. - Hang on.
- Careful. - Hey. Hey.
Be careful.
- Who are you calling? - Be careful.
- Careful. - How are the ants?
- I don't mind the ants. - Is it slippery?
It's really slippery.
(He almost reaches the peak.)
- It's doable. - Is it?
But...
(Teuk decides to have a go.)
- Gloves... - Ants!
Sorry.
(They hop.)
- There were ants on my knees. - What?
I might fall because of the ants.
- Hello. Don't bite me. - Good luck.
I'll take only one from your tree.
No. We need all of them.
(We need all of them.)
(She's very straight forward.)
Oh, dear.
- Sorry. - Close your eyes and go for it.
I have to hug the tree.
They'll climb all over me, then.
(He attempts to hug the tree.)
Is this how you do it? No, wait.
This is so mortifying.
- You're so funny. - Sorry, guys.
- Can you make way? - The ants...
(Teuk makes a brave decision.)
(He shimmies up at a quick pace.)
(He climbs with the ants.)
Ants, ants, ants, ants, ants!
- There aren't any. They left. - There are tons.
You're nearly there. Just three more steps.
- Ants, ants, ants, ants, ants! - You're almost there.
- I'm tired. What do I do? - You can do it. Two more steps.
- What? - Two steps.
- I need to take a break. - Stay up there, then.
Stay there. Don't come down.
Two more hops up and you'll reach it.
You can almost reach it.
(He wails.)
(The ants are all over him.)
(He trembles.)
- Oh, dear. - No.
(They can't help but laugh.)
Stay there.
(He's become one with the ants.)
Stay there. You can't come down.
Watch out.
(He blows with all his might.)
It's really tiring.
- Isn't it? I can tell. - It's tough.
How far did I get?
(Shownu helps him come down.)
- Get some rest. - Ants!
- Careful. - Wait, you're scaring me.
Tell me before you grab me. I thought you were an ant.
Don't. It feels strange.
Get down first.
Shall we try using a rope?
These...
(Can we use tools?)
Do you think we could use this?
This is...
(He struggles on his own.)
- This is... - Focus on me, please.
Wait.
(He slides down dejectedly.)
Ants, ants.
(He's left with an ant trauma.)
Go away. Go away.
- Are they gone? - Yes.
- They were everywhere. - I know.
- You can do it. - What?
You almost reached the top.
I could do it barefoot...
but I can't because of the ants.
I'd try if there weren't any. Do you want to try?
- Shall I? - Aren't you scared?
- No. - It's doable with shoes.
Without shoes?
- Without shoes? - I'm talking gibberish.
(He's a mess.)
I wiped the tree down so there are less ants now.
I can see that.
If you fail,
I'll give it a go.
(He makes a reservation.)
Do they bite?
The ants here look scary.
(They look fearsome.)
- Don't they bite? - I think they do.
- In The Law of Jungle. - You must watch it a lot.
(What a fan.)
(He's one of the fittest singers.)
(He takes on the fire ants.)
(Shownu is in the house.)
- Watch out. - Don't do this.
- Hug it. - Hug it?
It's easier that way.
(Teuk gives an advice.)
(He tries his best.)
How is it?
(He climbs barefoot.)
Is it easier?
- No. - No?
- No. - Does it hurt?
My feet hurt so much.
- Come back down. - Come down. Carefully.
- It's... - Give up.
- Does it hurt? - Of course, it does.
- We aren't locals. - Exactly.
- Hang on. - It's way better with shoes on.
(The coconuts are just out of reach.)
(I will get you...)
- I think we should use the rope. - How?
They're hanging by the leaves.
Let's get the clump.
- By hooking it? - Yes.
- Is it possible? - Is it?
We discussed it earlier.
- Let's try anything. - Okay.
It's getting late now.
- We have to do something. - Let's get back before nightfall.
(There's no time.)
You can do it. Get the whole clump.
Ready?
(I will get you.)
You almost had it.
Give me that. No, just that.
You don't have to aim for that.
- The leaves... - Go.
Sorry.
No. This is the one we were throwing.
This is our only option. Let's be primitive.
- I'm Ryu Hyun Jin. - What?
- Why doesn't it work? - You can't do it.
This won't do.
I channel the energy of the land and the skies.
Coconut!
(Coconut)
(He throws with all his might.)
(Screaming)
- Oh, no. - Oh, dear.
(He catches a producer instead.)
Are you okay? Stay down.
Careful.
(She feels dizzy.)
Are you all right?
I didn't...
(This is her first shoot.)
I didn't mean to...
- I'm fine. - Will you quit your job?
(He can't help but laugh.)
I can't...
What just happened? I shouldn't laugh but...
(It is funny, though.)
Byung Man, the sticks in the ground.
Should we tie these to that?
Do that one first.
We'll need one more, then.
(They secure the main pole.)
Right here?
(He draws a circle.)
That's about it.
(The posts should be of equal distance.)
It looks a lot like it. That's it.
(There was a similar scene in "The Martian".)
("The Martian" meets The Law of Jungle.)
- It's perfect. - It's just right.
It's done.
Right there.
(The men strive to survive.)
I'll tie this one, then.
I feel the vibrations.
We're all in our 40s.
I see.
You, too, Tae Gon.
Just last year, he bragged...
he was still in his 30s but now...
(He looks different now that he's in 40s.)
That's why I'm quiet.
(He's quiet.)
You move slower now.
- Tae Gon? - Yes.
He has slowed down.
Haven't I?
I'm watching my pace.
With age comes skilfulness and ease.
- We divide tasks. - Right.
It looks like we're slow but we aren't.
We do it in one go.
Everything we do,
we do carefully.
(With expertise)
Lovely.
(The middle-aged men are hard at work.)
I think we need a few more.
- More? - Yes.
(The old soldier never dies.)
(They just slow down.)
(He takes his time to move two boulders.)
Don't you need a sugar boost?
Have one of these.
- Here's your snack. - Thanks.
(They eat their rations.)
It's delicious.
("Country Diaries" in Papua New Guinea)
(The familiar view of labourers enjoying a snack...)
(reminds us of the good old days in the countryside.)
(This isn't a sad scene. They're just pacing themselves.)
I think it's done.
(It's time to get back to work.)
- Byung Man, can we... - Yes?
Can we stick our flag up there?
We should've done it earlier.
- The jungle flag? - Yes.
This should be up there.
Shouldn't we have done that earlier?
Yes, but I thought of it just now.
(Does anyone have a good idea?)
(No)
It looks impossible.
(He thinks hard.)
Shall I climb instead of think?
That would work.
Don't waste time thinking.
Two people should climb up.
Right.
If I carry Byung Man,
- can you carry us? - I should...
but I can't.
We're too heavy.
- The centre of... - Hyun Sung.
We can link our arms...
- and you can climb up. - On us.
It'll work because we're of similar height.
Right?
I don't like being stepped on.
I could step on where...
- the ropes are. - Right.
Then, you can reach it.
- This isn't right. - How does it work?
- Do this. - Right, like this.
It's been so long.
(This is a childhood game.)
- That's it. - Up.
1, 2.
(It's a human ladder.)
- Hang on. - Our shoulders...
Hold him up.
(He's nearly there.)
You can do anything...
if you're tall.
That's why you have to be tall...
or small so you can climb.
Do you feel safe?
Yes. I feel very comfortable.
(Right now, I'm the tallest.)
(The teamwork and expertise of men in their 40s...)
(put the flag where it should be.)
That's perfect.
- Are you done? - Now...
- just lower me down. - Wait.
- By hand. - Got it.
(Slowly)
It's like an elevator.
(It's slow and safe.)
Well done.
We did it.
It looks good.
We did it.
(Now, their flag is flying high.)
Let's complete the shelter.
(He rustles.)
That sounds lovely.
I meant to buy silver paper but I forgot.
Okay, now let's wrap it.
(Silver-coated plastic?)
Why don't we do something different?
Wrap it in silver paper,
like a Space Shuttle.
- Yes. - Right.
We can cover it with the silver tent.
It'll look like a Space Shuttle.
It'll stand out without anything else.
Leave it as it is.
- As it is? - Our own Space Shuttle.
- Right. - Do it.
(It's shimmering.)
You're pulling it too tight.
Come this way.
I'll hold it in place.
(It shines brighter in the barren land.)
Down, down.
Wrap the top around that.
- Like this? - The back, too.
Let's secure it from the inside.
(He holds the green duct tape.)
I'm ready.
(They stick the plastic to the string with tape.)
There you go.
(There's tape everywhere.)
- This spot... - Tape, please.
Astronauts use duct tape, too.
- Of course, they do. - The filming crew...
They used it in the movie.
Every human in the universe uses duct tape.
They used it in "The Martian", too.
("The Martian", 2015)
(He's right.)
(They use duct tape in space, too.)
(Byung Man's Tribe knows their stuff.)
This sheet...
(Here comes another sheet.)
- There. - Okay.
(Leave no gaps.)
(Be thorough.)
- Be careful. - Test it.
Tae Gon, can you come over here...
- and flatten that? - What?
- The top part, from the inside. - I'll secure it on the inside.
The inside.
(They value aesthetics.)
Put this inside.
- Okay. - Like this.
- Like this, you mean? - That's perfect.
Lovely.
This is great.
It's nice and shiny.
We have more plastic.
(This is the Martian style.)
It's great.
(That's not bad.)
Okay.
(Okay. Let's do this.)
Let's do this.
It's crumpled.
It can't be helped. This bit is torn.
Leave it. That's our entrance.
(It goes down to minus 100°C so make sure it's sturdy.)
I'm done.
(We have only the duct tape.)
(We'll do our best.)
(It's not really Mars, okay?)
- Here? - Yes.
Which way should we go?
- This way? - Let's start over here.
Okay.
- This way? - Here and here.
(Keep the tape invisible.)
How many do we need?
We need 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 sheets.
This is mine, but it's really old.
It might tear so be careful.
(It sticks together.)
It might tear.
This one's weak and weathered.
I found the edge.
What's wrong with it?
(They spread it openly.)
- The plastic and the coating... - Look.
(Half silver, half transparent)
That's too bad.
It's really too bad.
- The coating stuck. - It's only half silver.
There's a tear.
That needs fixing.
Let's put this at the back...
where no one can see.
Okay.
- It looks like it. - Ready?
- Do I pull? - What?
- Right here. - Here?
A bit higher.
- If it were covered... - That would've been great.
More wouldn't been nice.
- Ask around. - Silver plastic.
(Byung Man looks through his backpack just in case.)
- Yes! - What?
Is there more?
- I have one more. - Good, good.
- I didn't think I had any more. - You did.
Good, good.
We're so happy.
- This is enough. - Up to here.
- It'll work. - Right.
Tape it here?
(There are ripping sounds.)
There.
(All that is here is the sound of the ripping tape.)
Up there.
(The sounds mean the shelter's getting stronger.)
Okay.
It's perfectly secure.
It looks great.
Right there.
I feel proud.
- Stick it on as it is. - Yes.
Right here.
(They plug the small gaps.)
(They secure the floor.)
(Even Tae Gon's on his knees.)
The jungle's Martian House is finally complete.
It's cosy.
There's tape everywhere on the inside...
but from the outside, it looks just as good...
as anything you'd see on Mars.
(This is the Martian House.)
This is earth.
Do you hear me on Mars?
In 1, 2, 3.
(They're still struggling to get the coconuts.)
- It doesn't work. - Let's try anything.
Twist it at least four times.
They try poking with a stick...
and climbing the tree the way Byung Man taught them.
He hates insects.
(He winces.)
It hurts.
- It's hard. - Even tying the trunk...
Shall we lift Hee Jin?
That reminded me of Montmartre.
Shownu, have you been to Montmartre?
It's next to my agency.
(What?)
It's next to my agency.
(France loses for no reason.)
(That's Montmartre Park.)
- There's a Montmartre Park. - Really?
- In Seorae Village. - What is it?
(Hee Jin climbs up to get the coconuts.)
I'll hold from the back.
(Sparta Hee Jin is on full throttle.)
This plan failed, too.
Now, they throw a long rope and try to hook the coconuts.
Teuk, tie the rope around your body.
Sure, I will do it if my pain brings everyone joy.
Put your leg on the tree.
- In 1, 2, 3. - In 1, 2, 3. That's good.
- In 1, 2, 3. - That's good.
- My goodness. - In 1, 2, 3.
Please let this work.
- My goodness. - Gosh, this is hard.
- My goodness. - There we go.
(Fire ants still roam the tree.)
In 1, 2, 3. There we go. You are almost there.
You reached the top.
- My goodness. - Teuk.
It worked!
(Teuk succeeded in climbing the palm tree.)
We did it.
Just a little bit more.
My goodness.
Reach from the other side.
These coconuts are really hard.
- I need a moment of rest. - You will be able to pick them.
I want to eat coconuts.
- Teuk. - You can do this.
Come on.
You can do this. This is amazing.
This is amazing.
I will cut the stem.
That might work better.
I am in tears because I am so happy.
- I don't think I can do this. - You can do this.
Don't give up.
(Teuk cannot even climb down as he would like.)
- Turn the coconuts. - That's the way to pick them.
They will fall off if you turn them about three times.
These are too heavy.
My goodness.
I told you to tackle the coconuts on the other side.
- Look at the other side. - Teuk, you can do this.
Look at the other side. Can you reach coconuts on that side?
You can drop the coconuts as soon as you pick them.
My goodness.
There you go.
- He got one. - He did it. My goodness.
Gosh, that was amazing.
- Please pick two more. - Let's stop here.
(Let's stop here.)
Please pick two more.
I am begging you. Please pick two more.
- Please. - He must be hurting.
Should I climb up the tree this time?
That's a good idea. Let's lower him.
Give me a second.
- Do you need a moment? Do we pull? - Yes, give me a second.
Take a moment to rest.
Gosh, it hurts.
- Hold on tightly. - Keep on lowering me.
My goodness.
(Congratulations on coming back to the land.)
You got us a coconut.
- We did it. - This is amazing.
Thank you for your hard work.
I didn't even realise that the rope was leaving a mark.
- I leaned heavily on the rope. - Really?
The youngest member, Shownu follows Teuk's example...
and ties a rope around his body...
to climb the palm tree.
- He did it! - Try two coconuts in the front.
He shows his amazing talent...
by dropping a handful of coconuts.
Shownu, you should win all the awards in 2016.
We have a good teamwork.
(It's a sweet reward for their sweat.)
Good job.
That's enough.
This is amazing.
Here, Hee Jin. Lady first.
There you go.
Drink up.
(Teuk invites her to drink first.)
(Gulping)
Did you hear that sound?
(Wow)
(She stamps her feet.)
- It's tasty. This is coconut water. - I am drinking after you.
(I am drinking after you.)
(How romantic.)
I am drinking after you.
(Such is the nature of our relationship.)
(The person who went through a lot of struggles takes a drink.)
Go ahead, Shownu.
I am getting tear-eyed.
(Shownu takes a drink after a hard work.)
- It's all over your face. - How does it taste?
It's good.
Coconuts, let's go home.
Let's go.
(They carefully pack coconuts.)
Let's go home.
The shelter must be ready, right?
I hope so.
(My Gun Won't Reload)
This is impressive.
Tae Gon is always resolute.
He is always like that.
(Tae Gon resolutely unloads a handful of equipment.)
This is how it works.
- We will split this into two. - You came prepared.
What is that?
With this,
we will make a harpoon gun.
I couldn't bring the ones that are sold in stores.
What do you plan to catch with it?
What else would we catch but fish?
(Hunting is my destiny.)
I have been to Siberia.
(Tae Gon went to Siberia in 2012 when he visited The Law of Jungle.)
I have been to the coldest place.
(It was the coldest place the tribe has visited.)
He caught a bird. He did it.
I have been to Brunei.
(He sent to Brunei in 2015 on his second visit to the show.)
I have been to a river there.
Now, I will be at the South Pacific.
(He always wanted to go to the sea.)
(Tae Gon's living room two days prior to departure)
I will test the harpoon gun I made today.
(He tests the harpoon gun he has made.)
Okay!
(I will show you what I am capable of.)
Saw this wooden board.
(With help from the chief,)
(he begins to make the harpoon gun.)
(The blueprint is in Tae Gon's head.)
The principle is simple.
(The hunter explains the principle of the trigger.)
The pieces interlock like this.
They are interlocked like this inside the gun.
Then we will install a rubber band to the piece.
When the lower piece moves down, the upper piece will snap...
and release the harpoon.
Gosh, this is exhausting.
- Please saw along the line. - Okay.
- Please work with finesse. - It requires great finesse.
Do I saw inside the line?
Yes, saw inside the line.
Please saw inside the line.
Here you go.
Thank you.
- You cut a bit too much. - Did I?
You told me to saw inside the line.
He sawed inside the line.
- There is more work to do. - What?
- Cut along the line exactly. - This will be hard.
Do I use a small saw for this?
No, use a long one.
Do I use a long one?
There is nothing we can't do.
(We are doing our best.)
I think the big one works better since it's more stable.
That piece is very important. I hope you know that.
Don't cut it carelessly.
We got it.
(They managed to finish it nicely.)
All right.
(The assistant gets his work checked by the master.)
Perhaps we should cut this side a bit more.
(Serious)
Has anyone made anything like this on The Law of Jungle?
- No, you are the first. - Really?
(He sheds tears of joy.)
It's a delicate work, too.
It's good to have helpers.
It would have been exhausting to do this by myself.
Let's put it over here.
All right.
(Look at how delicate a tough guy can be.)
(Craft knife makes its first appearance on the show.)
(Delicate)
(Blowing)
(Tae Gon sands the pieces with great finesse.)
(He even brings out a ruler and a pencil.)
(It's cute.)
Even though we are making a wild weapon,
what is happening here reminds me of a cooking show.
That's what the process resembles.
- There are so many steps. - All right.
Today, we will make...
an amazing harpoon gun designed by Tae Gon.
Firstly, place on the nicely cut plywood...
the sanded down pieces that make up the trigger.
Make sure you test out the pieces.
Add two pieces of plywood...
as if you are making a sandwich.
Bring the materials together with your hand.
(Bring the materials together with your hand.)
Lastly, add a rubber band.
The harpoon gun is ready.
Fish caught with Tae Gon's harpoon gun...
will be very tasty. That's right.
(He is making harpoons.)
(Watching)
You seem to like it.
I love it. I feel so proud.
Fathers feel proud...
when there is a house.
It's nice that we have a shelter.
(Buzzing)
What could that be?
- It's making a strange sound. - Is it an insect?
It's something like a moth.
My goodness, it's big.
(A beetle was making the sound.)
The sound it makes...
is like that of a space monster.
(A curious middle-aged man and a space monster meet.)
(It makes the sound by rubbing its legs and wings together.)
Can you hear it?
(We thought we were the only living things here.)
(There was a space monster.)
Did you see this?
It makes a strange sound.
It's really strong.
I see.
(We found a space monster.)
Hello.
You are back.
They are back.
What did you bring?
You did a good job.
Do you want to see what I brought?
My goodness, look at those.
- Where did you find these? - This is incredible.
We found them when we were walking around.
The shelter looks amazing.
The shelter is a work of art.
I love it.
This is a different kind of coconut.
- I see. - It has a different colour.
I heard that hard coconuts are the tastiest.
The flesh thickens and hardens.
(He doesn't care if debris fly in his way.)
That's incredible.
Bruise the fruit first.
(His mind is on the hunt.)
It's tasty.
(It is in a hunter's fate to be lonely.)
My goodness.
Shall we taste the coconuts?
That's a good idea.
It will be tasty.
It's water of life.
(Hyun Sung tastes the coconut.)
Gosh, it's splashing on his face.
My goodness.
It's cool, right?
- Isn't it the best? - It really is cool.
- It quenches my thirst. - It does, right?
(Tae Gon thirsts for a hunt.)
Let's take this one.
We won't get cramps that way.
(What?)
Meanwhile, Teuk and Hee Jin...
starts to gather long leaves...
out of the blue.
What do they plan to do with them?
Watching episodes of The Law of Jungle,
I noticed how some people lay leaves inside the shelter.
That's why I covered the floor with leaves.
(Hee Jin learned from watching the show.)
- You are very good at this. - Right?
- Watch your hands. - Okay.
(There is love in the air.)
(How romantic.)
(I care more about strength.)
(He is almost done with a harpoon gun.)
(While the younger members are building a fire,)
(he works with his burning passion for hunting.)
Give me another one.
(He finished making a harpoon.)
I need a good target.
- Do you need help? - It won't dislodge properly.
Let's see it.
Pull the rubber band.
(It's the first harpoon gun in the history of the show.)
(Let's hope it works well.)
- I will hit the target. - Okay.
(The harpoon flies through the air.)
My goodness.
(It hit the target.)
- What happened? - It works great.
I will catch any fish I see with this weapon.
Let's go.
This is my first hunt on The Law of Jungle.
Byung Man, this is my first hunt on The Law of Jungle.
- It's my first hunt in the sea. - I see.
I hope I find a lot of fish.
(Since this is his first hunt in the sea,)
(he is nervous.)
I feel energised.
I thought to myself, "I must catch something with this harpoon gun."
It had to happen.
(It had to happen.)
I was determined to not leave the waters without fish.
With a harpoon gun in stow,
the three men goes on a night hunt.
Will they catch as many fish as they hope?
We are here.
It feels strange to enter a beautiful sea...
with a harpoon gun.
(Tae Gon enters the water.)
In the moment he was waiting for,
Tae Gon enters the sea like he is being sucked into it.
It's time to show the power...
of a harpoon gun Tae Gon so carefully made.
(It's time to show the power of a harpoon gun.)
(He finds his prey as soon as he enters the water.)
(He dives.)
(He successfully closed the distance.)
(Aim)
(Fire)
(He missed, but the harpoon gun...)
(is as powerful as the one he has tested at home.)
My goodness.
(It works great.)
(Turning)
(He turns around.)
After missing the first prey,
he reloads the gun for his second prey.
(However)
(Fiddling)
(Is there a problem with the harpoon gun?)
(Tae Gon comes out of the water.)
This is a hassle to use.
It's a lot of work to load the harpoon.
(He tries reloading the gun.)
(It doesn't work.)
When I lower my head to reload the gun...
like this,
water comes into my mouth.
(He lowers his head to reload the gun.)
It's inconvenient.)
(Seawater comes in through the tube.)
- Please reload it. - Does the rubber band go here?
(Tae Gon's harpoon gun cannot be loaded in the water.)
My goodness.
Be careful when you hold it.
- Do I hold the front? - Yes.
- Like this? - Yes, hold it.
(The gun is reloaded.)
(Harpoon gun, I believe in you.)
Tae Gon found his third prey.
He gets ready to fire the harpoon gun.
It doesn't look like fish,
but he aims for the prey...
and fires.
He succeeds in hunting with a harpoon gun.
(He succeeds in hunting with a harpoon gun.)
What is that?
(That's...)
- What is that? - It's a sea cucumber.
(It's an inedible sea cucumber.)
My goodness.
- It's inedible. - Is that a sea cucumber?
- It's inedible, right? - Yes.
(I need to catch something edible.)
Tae Gon.
Tae Gon. Come here.
(He is struggling with the harpoon gun.)
Please wait.
Let me load the gun first.
(Reloading the harpoon gun makes him annoyed.)
(He can't pull the rubber band.)
Wait a minute.
(I thought I would catch countless fish with this.)
My goodness.
Where is he?
(The harpoon gun drags him.)
I really wanted to try using a harpoon gun in the water.
(I really wanted to try using a harpoon gun in the water.)
I wondered what it would feel like.
(The memory of his harpoon gun makes him choke.)
The harpoon gun didn't work.
(The harpoon gun didn't work.)
Are you tired?
Wait, I wonder how building a fire is going in the rain.
(The sky cries along with Tae Gon.)
- It's raining heavily. - What should we do?
(Survival Zone is visited by the rain as well.)
This is an emergency.
(This is an emergency.)
What should we do?
We can't let the fire die.
(We can't let the fire die.)
My goodness.
(I need something to shield the fire from the rain.)
Okay.
Would that work?
(He tries to block the rain with a piece of clothing.)
What should we do? The fire is dying.
(It goes as well as one would expect.)
- What should we do? - What should we do?
- Firewood is wet, too. - What should we do?
(Firewood is wet, too.)
(It's a disaster.)
What should we do? Should we build a support?
I think we need support to build a roof.
Hee Jin learned well from watching The Law of Jungle.
How does she plan to build a roof?
Let rack our brains.
(Let's rack our brains.)
This is the cover we need.
It will dry the clothes, too.
- Gosh, it's too hot. - Is it too hot?
Put it down.
Shall we build something like that?
(They find a thread of hope.)
What do you think of this?
It's better than nothing.
(It's better than nothing.)
I will hold it for you.
(They decide to plant a tree instead of building a roof.)
- Is this the right thing to do? - I have no clue.
(I have no clue.)
It does give me consolation.
(It does give me consolation.)
- The rain has stopped. - What?
The rain has stopped.
- It's pretty. - It's pretty.
- Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
- Shall we just burn it? - Yes, let's do that.
Let's burn it.
The fire has gotten bigger.
Good job.
(Goodbye, Giving Tree.)
(Meanwhile, at the Martian House...)
What are you doing?
I am hanging up stars.
(I am hanging up stars.)
- You are so feminine. - I am decorating the house.
(Hee Jin decorates the house.)
- You are decorating the house? - Yes.
I noticed from watching The Law of Jungle...
how some women decorate the house very well.
I brought ornaments because I wanted to give it a try.
(She tries everything she has seen on the show.)
(Satisfied)
I think it's pretty.
- It's pretty. - It is, right?
Yes.
Shownu, come here.
Shownu, for how long were you a trainee?
I was a trainee...
- for six years and a half. - Six years and a half?
How old were you when you started?
I started when I was 17 years old.
- You were 17 years old. - Yes.
- I was a trainee for five years. - Really?
Yes, I even remember the date I started.
I was supposed to debut at June 14th of 2002.
The album had been recorded...
and the shoot for the music video was scheduled for June 2nd or 3rd.
Everything was set,
but we had to wait because of World Cup...
- and the group never came to be. - It wasn't Super Junior.
Dong Hae and I were supposed to debut through a different group.
That group never came to be,
so after that...
(What?)
What is that? My goodness!
(He stands up speedily.)
Where did it go?
- I don't know. - There it is.
- It's Jae Seok! - Jae Seok.
Gosh, it startled me.
(Hello, Teuk.)
It's here.
- It's gone. - It is.
I can't stay here.
(Teuk always gets himself into funny situations.)
He can never get serious, right?
- Let's hear the rest of it. - I was...
trying to be serious for once.
How far did I get? I lost track.
(Teuk, you can always talk to me.)
- Shownu, do you think... - Okay.
(By the way)
we would be able to eat today?
They'll probably bring something back.
- We believe in them, right? - We do.
(We'll bring a lot back.)
(What does Hyun Sung think about the night sea?)
I've never imagined about snorkelling at night.
(The colours come alive at night.)
(The Christmas tree worms are gifts of nature.)
It was an amazing experience.
How should I put it?
It felt like I was walking on space.
(The silent sea resembles space.)
At that very moment, he spots a cute creature.
(What is this creature?)
The SpongeBob character comes from this creature.
It's a sea sponge on top and the sponge crab carries it.
SpongeBob is not the kitchen sponge that we know,
but it's a sea sponge.
How fascinating.
(Sea sponge is a protein that constitutes cytoskeletal fibres.)
(Hyun Sung begins hunting for food.)
(He finds a conch hidden amongst the coral reefs.)
(I like conches.)
There was food everywhere.
I swept whatever I could find.
(He'll take all the conches in the South Pacific.)
I was so happy.
Take this for me.
- Wow. - That's a lot.
(It's not bad at all for his first try.)
(Struggling)
Oh, dear.
(He runs out of energy.)
(How's Tae Gon doing?)
I'll have to reload this while I'm standing,
and dive in.
It didn't go off again.
(He decides to load it above the water.)
This is so inconvenient. It's very inconvenient.
(He dives in.)
(It's difficult to load the harpoon so he has to get it in one try.)
(He finds a fish in the coral reefs.)
(He's 3cm away from it.)
(He fails.)
(It's stuck!)
(He tries to grab the harpoon.)
It's hard to submerge this in the water because it's wood.
This is made out of wood.
(He cannot dive because of the buoyancy.)
It has a lot of problems. Hold on.
(He dives back in to collect the harpoon.)
(He's not so proud any more.)
This is driving me nuts.
(He can't stop.)
(He looks around.)
(He fails again.)
(I can dodge you with my eyes closed.)
(He's good at spotting a target.)
(Would he be able to hunt this time?)
(Shooting)
(Did it work?)
(It doesn't even go off.)
It didn't go off.
What's wrong with this?
(This can't be happening.)
It didn't go off.
Tae Gon attempts a few times with no avail.
Meanwhile, Byung Man sets out to go hunting himself.
(He easily approaches his target.)
(Is there something in the space?)
(Is it a conch or a crab?)
(My goodness!)
(He catches a fish with bare hands.)
(He uses his hands to fish.)
(What's in there?)
(His hands are his tools.)
He catches fish without any equipment.
He grabs it, catches it and digs for it.
The Chief never disappoints us.
(He's comfortable in the water as if he's at home.)
(He hands over a giant clam.)
- What's this? - It's good when you eat it raw.
Wow.
(It's a fresh giant clam.)
You're the best.
(How's Tae Gon doing?)
(He still fumbles with the harpoon.)
(His passion for hunting never dies!)
(He finally loads the harpoon.)
(He finds a school of fish.)
I wanted to catch something with this.
I wasn't going to give up if I didn't catch anything.
I wasn't going to.
(He's persistent.)
(Please let this work.)
(He shoots.)
(Did he catch it?)
(He caught it!)
He caught something.
(His persistence pays off.)
There are bigger fishes like this.
(He finally catches a fish!)
It's so hard to load this.
It got bent once it soaked up water.
I couldn't load it. The harpoon would pop out.
(Let's go for it!)
(He eyes his target.)
(Shooting)
Tae Gon gets the idea.
After his first catch, he continues to be successful.
Good one.
(This is his true self.)
(What's that moving in the water?)
Those are squids.
I was hoping we would see one squid.
(The squids gather around the light.)
Oh, my.
(He chases after it.)
He's going after the squids.
(The cuttlefish changes it colour as a camouflage.)
(He spots the target!)
(It's a cuttlefish.)
(He approaches it,)
(and shoots.)
(He misses!)
(It releases ink and disappears.)
(That was close.)
(He finds another cuttlefish.)
(He chases it.)
(He shoots again!)
(Would it run away again?)
(Would the Chief be successful this time?)
We can have a bite each.
It's a squid.
(He catches a squid!)
- It's really good as raw. - You're right.
I wanted to catch a squid before coming out,
- so I kept on chasing after it. - Good job.
- Did you catch something? - I did.
Let's go.
I know what's wrong with my harpoon now.
It's difficult to load it.
(He didn't know that would be the problem.)
I came to the conclusion that this harpoon is for using on land only.
It doesn't work underwater.
(Tae Gon's spirit never dies!)
I understand why people use the regular harpoon.
- It's convenient, right? - Yes.
What's this?
Look at these leaves.
It looks like hands are clasped together.
The big ones are like that, too. They grow like that.
Do they catch insects like this?
- Do they open during the day? - They might.
During the day, these leaves open up.
This fascinating plant is called Mimosa.
At night, they exhibit sleep movements,
so they're also referred to as sleepy plants.
During the day, the increased pressure forces open the leaves,
and at night, the pressure goes down.
Consequently, the leaves fold themselves.
- Welcome back. - Welcome back.
It looks so nice here.
- Welcome back. - Hyun Sung.
- Wow. - That's amazing.
- What's that? - You brought back so much.
That's a lot.
These are conches and a couple of other things.
- Are you okay? - I'm fine.
- This is excellent. - Wow.
This is amazing.
(Byung Man and Tae Gon are back.)
- Welcome back. - Great job, Chief.
We prepared the fish.
- Let's roast it. - Really?
(He hands over the bag.)
- Aren't you tired? - Wow.
Wow, this is amazing.
- I'm about to get knocked out. - Really?
(He exaggerates himself.)
Did you use the harpoon in the water, Tae Gon?
He couldn't load it.
(He's embarrassed.)
He couldn't load it.
- I couldn't load it. - He couldn't.
I would bend my head down and drink all the water.
(Tae Gon's invention didn't work out.)
- Let's roast it. - Should we?
- Let's try some raw. - Should we try it?
We need more heat.
(The fish gets roasted close to the fire.)
It's hot.
We have so many fish.
- We caught so many. - Right?
- We got more than we thought. - We did.
- By these, - Should I wrap it in foil?
we can save for tomorrow's lunch.
- Really? - Yes. They are still alive.
This is a squid.
- Yes, right. - It's a squid.
- We have one. - Here's the squid.
(He's going to grill the squid.)
Here's the squid.
Teuk, hold this over the fire until it gets cooked.
You can hold it.
(This is how the wilderness is like.)
(It turns golden brown as it gets roasted.)
I would have never imagined this day would come for me.
The squid's done.
(He giggles.)
It's cute.
- Are squids supposed to be small? - It's round.
It makes me smile.
You know the head is the best part, right?
(I know.)
It's the best part.
This part.
- This is the best part. - Is it?
This is just for you.
My goodness.
(She's curious.)
Squids taste good...
This part looks tasty.
(Squids taste good...)
even when they're uncooked.
(It tastes good uncooked.)
This part looks tasty.
(They can't help but smile.)
- Wow. - I'll try the middle part.
(Everybody looks forward to what he'll say.)
- Is it good? - We need to catch more squids.
We have to catch them tomorrow.
(This is why you come to the jungle.)
It's so chewy and tasty.
Teuk.
(What does Teuk think?)
- It's delicious. - It is, right?
- Yes. - It tastes good raw, too.
This is really good.
- It's delicious. - Right?
Is the fish not ready?
- It's ready. - It's all done.
- Let's have a fish, too. - Okay.
- Pick whichever you like. - We can each have one.
Would you like this one?
- Yes. - That was close.
(Shownu eats it his style.)
(Hyun Sung eats the last piece on the skewer.)
There's enough to go around.
(Hyun Sung eats the last piece on the skewer.)
What should I eat?
- Try the fish. - The fish?
- How is it? - It's good.
Teuk, try this.
(Try this.)
(I'll feed you.)
It's good.
Try the fish.
It's tasty.
- How do you eat it? - Hold on.
- Is that okay to eat? - Yes. It's a bit burnt.
The inside is good.
- It's good, right? - Yes.
(It's good, right?)
- It's delicious. - It is, right?
Try this part. It's amazing.
(Isn't this fish...)
(just lovely?)
(Tae Gon uses his hands and feeds himself.)
- Is it good? - Yes.
- That's what people say. - It tastes like a filefish.
This tastes different. It's very soft.
Right?
(He's on his way.)
Have you tried this? You haven't tried it, right?
(He's on his way...)
(to feed her.)
Try this. Take some.
It's fully cooked.
(Is nobody going to feed me?)
It's so soft.
- It is, right? - Yes.
It tastes like a cutlass fish.
(This fish is so soft.)
- This is delicious. - Can I try some?
Of course. Have more.
We finished it.
It was so good.
(Shall we go to bed now?)
Let's go to bed.
I'll just lie down.
(He needs to save up his energy.)
- Like this? - No, no.
Bring it closer to the top so you can straighten your legs.
- I see. - Right.
That's good.
(She taps.)
What was that?
Hey.
(She taps.)
- You can straighten your legs. - It's okay.
- I'll go this way. - It's okay.
It's okay. Try straightening them.
Teuk, you can straighten your legs.
- Good night. - See you.
(See you. Good night.)
(The first night sets in.)
Everybody is exhausted and they fall asleep right away.
The first night sets in.
(Second day of survival, 6:30am)
(It's scorching hot.)
(She springs up.)
Why are you up so early?
The sun is blazing down on my face.
I couldn't sleep.
There are so many bugs.
(Byung Man is up.)
It's burning.
(It's burning.)
I'm going to be cooked alive.
(He's half asleep.)
It's too hot to sleep.
I'm hungry on top of that.
(There is a heatwave warning in the jungle.)
Aren't you hot?
(There is a heatwave warning in the jungle.)
I slept well. I feel great.
(He's the only one who slept well.)
He's sleeping with his eyes open.
(He actually is.)
- Look there. - Where?
(He's shocked.)
(Shownu sleeps with his eyes open.)
(Would they be okay today?)
We have to get moving and find food for dinner.
Let's look for Megapode eggs.
I saw them flying away in the morning.
The three of us will look for sugar cane...
- and Megapode eggs. - Sure.
Let's look for them.
- Let's try to stay on land. - Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Do you see the volcano behind you?
If you reach the peak of the volcano, there's a flag.
If you bring back the flag, we'll give you a sauce.
- What? - What?
(They'll get one sauce.)
- Really? - We have to get the flag?
A sauce, right?
You'll regret it if you don't see what's up there.
I'm serious. I've seen it already.
It's different seeing the inside of the volcano.
(They want to see it and get the sauce as well,)
(but when would they ever reach the top?)
(It looks like it's about to swallow the sky.)
(The heat is released with great force.)
(It's not easy to get near it.)
(The volcano ash looks threatening.)
(Would they be able to conquer it?)
(Or would they get conquered?)
Next week.
(Chapter 2, The Jungle is a Fantasy)
Look. My goodness!
That's amazing!
I loved it.
I wasn't tired any more. I just wanted to jump in the water.
It was like a scene from the movie. I was so happy.
- Wait. - What's all this?
This is like the movie, "Titanic".
(The ending may be tragic as in "Titanic".)
- What's this? - Grab onto this.
(Next week, The Secret of the Titanic Island)