The Adventures of Swiss Family Robinson (1998–…): Season 1, Episode 10 - Princess from the Sea: Part 1 - full transcript
The family still look to each other - and often the dear Lord - for comfort, support and guidance as they struggle with life in the natural world which at times feels like a tropical paradise and other times like a prison. The family decide to build a fort on a hill to defend themselves in the event of attack again from any third parties such as pirates/natives. While searching for driftwood, Ernst sees a beautiful native girl arrive alone in a canoe. She is tired and distressed. He is trying to befriend her when a war canoe arrives in pursuit of the girl. She and Ernst hide in the burial chamber, where they are finally rescued by David. The family revive the girl and discover she is a princess, Moya the daughter of the king (the same king from Book Two ). Moya tells the family that a tribal war has broken out on their island. Her father has been killed and she has run away because her life is in danger. The family decide to welcome Moya into the family fold. Unknown to the family, the shaman has stayed behind from the war party, determined to kill the princess since she is heiress to her native kingdom. Moya starts to live with the family and the two cultures come to understand something of each others ways. Ernst becomes infatuated with the girl. Moya is an expert pearl diver and offers to help the family search the wreck for additional materials that may be useful for the new fortress the family are building. .The shaman, casting his dark spell, gets Moya into difficulties as she searches the submerged wreck. She is rescued by David, but shortly after, the family are alarmed to see another war canoe arrive. Fleeing to their newly built fort the family prepare to defend themselves. To their relief they discover the native party is led by the young man to whom Moya is betrothed. He has defeated the rival group and come in search of Moya. With the shaman vanquished, Moya and her prince return to their island, leaving Ernst broken-hearted at Moya's leaving - but he knows she must return to where she belongs and perhaps one day the Robinson family will return to their own home too.
[THEME MUSIC]
ERNST (VOICEOVER): If my
calculations are correct,
we have now been marooned
on our tropical island
for almost five months, battling
against the forces of Mother.
Nature, and at times
even ourselves.
I have been keeping the beacon
ready to light at a moment's
notice in the event that the
dear Lord answers our prayers,
and we see a sail
on the horizon...
The sail of a ship to rescue us
and return us home to Boston.
But we dare not keep the fires
burning for fear of attracting
pirates or hostile natives.
- And at times it feels.
- As if, in reality, there.
Is little or no hope of rescue.
Emily rarely helps
with the chores
and is a source of
frustration to us all.
[CHICKENS CLUCKING]
- Christina and Billy.
- Appear more concerned.
About the chickens, especially.
Christina's favorite...
Henrietta... who constantly
seems to escape from the animal
enclosure and runs
away into the forest.
Henrietta.
Henrietta.
Chick, chick, chick.
Henrietta, come on.
It's no good.
She ain't down here.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- My father continues.
To inspire the entire family.
And I doubt if we would have
survived any of our adventures
without his strong
leadership and wise counsel,
especially one particular
adventure, which started quite
unexpectedly when my
father was out walking
and noticed something which
gave him an idea which he
revealed after summoning
us all to the tree house
for a meeting.
Christina, good.
Where's Emily?
She says she doesn't feel
well and wants some water.
- Just who does.
- She think she is?
Well, if Emily won't deign
to grace us with her presence,
so be it.
There's something we
need to discuss with you.
- Is this about.
- Building a new raft?
Indirectly, yes.
Your mother and I have
talked the matter over,
and we both agree that it
would be best for all of us
if we stay here on the island.
Even if we did build
a raft, how could
we carry enough food and
water to keep seven of us
alive for who knows how long.
And in any case, if people
are out searching for us,
- we may stand a better.
- Chance of being discovered.
If we stay right here.
But there are other islands.
Some of them could be inhabited.
Yes, and by whom?
Cannibals, perhaps...
Have you thought of that?
I'm sorry, Ernst.
Someday we may be rescued,
but until that time comes,
we have to make the best
of what we have here.
And that's not so bad, is it?
- We have all the.
- Necessities of life.
- And some measure.
- Of security, which.
- Is more than many.
- Settlers have when.
They travel west back home.
But they don't have
pirates do they, or natives?
They do have
outlaws and Indians.
That's right, and they
need to protect themselves
against attack which is what
we are going to do by building
a fort on the top of the hill.
Papa, how much further?
We're almost there.
Keep going.
Any pirates climbing up
here would be exhausted
by the time he got to the top.
Well, that's
the idea, my dear.
Now, then, what do you think?
Ernst?
- I thought we'd build a stockade.
- Over there with a fence.
And then perhaps a small
shelter where we can get
out of the rain and the sun.
We could dig some traps on the
outside of the fence over here.
- Good idea.
- And logs.
We could get a big pile of
logs at the top of the slope
so they can roll down on
anybody trying to get up.
Excellent.
- Of course, the.
- Views are perfect.
David, Ernst, look over there.
It's a canoe coming this way.
Joanna, go back to the house
and fetch everyone, but also
bring back the musket and
as much food and water
- as you can carry.
- Yes, father.
- EMILY: What are you doing.
- Here?
- Well, what are you doing?
- Come on.
Get up.
No, please don't make a noise.
I have a headache.
- Well, you'll have a.
- Bigger one when you find.
Out what we've got to tell you.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
It's a funeral ceremony.
Looks like they're going to lay
him to rest in the sacred cave.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Joanna.
Here, give us a hand.
Where are the others?
They're coming slowly.
- Emily gets an attack.
- Of the vapors when.
She's asked to carry anything.
[LAUGHING].
- Joanna, you really.
- Shouldn't talk.
About poor Emily like that.
Poor Emily?
Look.
[PANTING].
[WHIMPERING]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
He must be their medicine man.
Ah.
- Don't want to get.
- On his bad side.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Come on, you two.
Hurry up.
- This is all we.
- Could carry, Mama.
ELIZABETH: And keep down.
- Mrs. Robinson,
- everybody, look.
They're going away.
Perhaps we shouldn't
be here just now.
There's something strange.
I know what you mean.
Do you feel it too?
Let's get back.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- Father and I decided.
- Not to tell other.
- Members of the family.
About the strange and
ominous presence we felt
at the entrance of the cave.
There was no point in
worrying them unduly.
The danger, or so we
thought, had passed.
And we settled back
into our routine,
gathering materials to
build our stronghold up
at the lookout point.
- No one could have ever.
- Imagined how often we would.
Use it as a form of refuge.
For the moment, we were
all heartened to see
the framework almost complete.
Get out of there, Bruno.
Come on.
Come on.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- Even Bruno helped.
And much to everyone's
surprise, Emily
worked, though we were
sure her endeavors were
in no way altruistic
and more out of concern
for her own survival.
Drop it in.
ERNST (VOICEOVER): As the last
remaining wall and the door
- were fixed firmly in.
- Place, I wondered how long.
We would remain as castaways...
Good.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER): And though.
- I was unaware of the irony.
At the time, if we would ever
see another human being again.
- If we ever get.
- Off this island,
I'm never eating another
banana or coconut, not ever.
I know, but while
we're here, we should be
grateful for what we can get.
- Put them in the bowl.
- Over there, would you?
[CLOTH TEARING]
Oh, stupid dress.
Oh, well, I'll do
my best to mend it,
though goodness knows it's
getting harder and harder
to mend anything these days.
What we need is some means
of making our own cloth.
Mama, I found Henrietta.
Good.
Now we'll have
something else to eat.
Oh, you beast.
Don't listen to her, Henrietta.
DAVID: What's so special
about a bunch of leaves?
- Don't you know what.
- Plant they're from?
Of course I don't.
Flax... you know what they
make from flax, don't you?
Oh, yes, linen.
My goodness, Elizabeth,
that's brilliant.
I know that.
- But how will we spin.
- It without a wheel?
Well, the same way that people
did it for thousands of years
before the spinning
wheel was invented...
With a distaff and spindle.
Of course.
And once we have the thread, I'm
sure we could devise some sort
of a handloom to weave it all.
What are you doing?
ELIZABETH: We are going to
make our own linen cloth.
Really?
Why?
For new clothes, stupid.
Everybody, everybody, listen.
Whoa, Billy, what is it?
I've just seen a mermaid.
[SQUAWKING]
She was down there in the see.
- Well, there's.
- Nothing there now.
She's run away.
Sure, she did, Billy.
And what was she doing, combing
her hair, singing a siren song?
[LAUGHING].
Ernst, please.
- DAVID: Well, I.
- Don't see anything...
Just a few bits of driftwood.
May.
May I take a look?
Driftwood can come in handy.
- Not getting any more.
- Raft-building ideas,
Are you Ernst?
No, no.
[ROOSTER CROWING]
- ERNST (VOICEOVER): The.
- Following morning, I.
Decided to investigate
the cove and Billy's
- tales of a mermaid...
- Shh.
ERNST (VOICEOVER): When
everyone else was still asleep,
- or at least I thought.
- They were asleep.
But Billy was just as
intrigued, as was Christina.
And while Billy followed
me, Christina followed Billy
in the search for the mermaid.
The entire notion was absurd.
But when I first noticed.
Moya, she did indeed
appear to come from the sea.
- Whoever she was,
- she was certainly.
Not a mermaid, but one
of the most beautiful
creatures I'd ever seen.
[GULLS]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
[GASPS].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Uh, friend.
Don't be afraid.
I'm a friend.
Who?
My name is, uh, Ernst.
I don't mean you any harm.
No, go, go.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
- I shouldn't be here.
- In this place, but...
Please, go.
Uh, should I wait outside?
[SCREAMING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Christina hasn't even fed
or watered the animals yet.
- The chickens are.
- Still in their pen.
Mama, Papa, help!
Christina, what is it?
- Ernst, natives...
- You must help.
Steady, steady.
Sit here.
Take a deep breath.
That's better.
Now tell me what happened.
It's Ernst.
He went to the cave.
What cave?
The natives' cave...
The burial chamber.
And they've come back.
The natives?
Yes, and they've got Ernst.
I'll go.
Get everyone up to the fort.
They'll kill us all.
I know they will.
- [INAUDIBLE] Keep your.
- Head about you, and do.
- As you're told... all of you.
- Where's Billy?
He's still on the
cliff watching them.
How about I come too?
- No, Joanna, you stay with your.
- Mother... you too, Christina.
- Take the muskets.
- What about you?
I've got the pistols.
Pray God I won't
have to use them.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
(WHISPERING) Billy,
what's happening?
Is Ernst all right?
- BILLY: I don't think.
- They've hurt him.
DAVID: Who's the girl?
BILLY: I don't know.
She didn't come with the others.
What are we going to do?
I don't know.
We could never stand
against all of them.
- And they'd kill.
- Ernst and the girl.
The moment they saw us coming.
The problem is there's no
way down without being seen.
Yes, there is...
The tunnel.
Of course.
I could get from the mouth
of the cave from the inside.
Bless, you Billy.
Let's go, then.
I'll go.
I want you to stay here, and
I want you to look out for me.
Take this gun and shoot
when you hear me call out.
- I'll never get.
- Them from up here.
That doesn't matter.
- You'll distract them.
- While I go for Ernst.
Can you do that?
Yes.
Good lad.
Christina, why don't you
put Henrietta in the shelter?
Mama.
It can't be good for her
being hugged all the time,
and I'm sure she'll
be safe in there.
She likes being hugged.
Oh, very well.
Can you see anything?
No, Mama... nothing.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Please, we mean you no harm.
If I've offended your gods,
I'm sorry, Now, please,
just let us both go.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[GRUNTING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Your king give us
permission to stay here.
Your king, do you understand?
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
No.
[COUGHING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[LAUGHING]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[SHOUTING]
You all right, son?
Father.
- There was nowhere.
- Else to hide.
How's the girl?
- She's still.
- Alive, thank Heaven.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Who is she?
Where did she come from?
From the sea.
She came from the sea.
Ernst, thank God you're safe.
Yes, thanks to Father.
- You wouldn't.
- Believe what he did.
Where is he?
I'm here.
What on Earth?
It's Billy's mermaid!
Is she hurt?
No, she's been drugged.
- ERNST: They gave her.
- Some kind of a potion.
It's a girl.
She's a savage.
Emily.
EMILY: She is
wearing no clothes.
ELIZABETH: She needs our help.
Joanna get me something
to put under her head.
Christina, get me some hot
water and a cloth, quickly.
Yes, Mama.
ELIZABETH: Ernst, stop staring.
Come on, Ernst.
- We'll let the women.
- Take care of her now.
Right.
DAVID: Billy, you too.
THEME SONG: It's time to go.
Our ship is leaving.
No time for breathing.
Life goes on.
When I see we're on
the same side fighting,
then it's time to leave.
Should have known how
the rain was falling.
Now we'll have so much more,
because that's what life's for.
Get away.
We should get away.
This is the moment.
Live day by day.
The world will go away.
With you by my side,
nobody's right.
And I will stay with you if
you decide we should get away.
Get away.
Get away from it all.
ERNST (VOICEOVER): If my
calculations are correct,
we have now been marooned
on our tropical island
for almost five months, battling
against the forces of Mother.
Nature, and at times
even ourselves.
I have been keeping the beacon
ready to light at a moment's
notice in the event that the
dear Lord answers our prayers,
and we see a sail
on the horizon...
The sail of a ship to rescue us
and return us home to Boston.
But we dare not keep the fires
burning for fear of attracting
pirates or hostile natives.
- And at times it feels.
- As if, in reality, there.
Is little or no hope of rescue.
Emily rarely helps
with the chores
and is a source of
frustration to us all.
[CHICKENS CLUCKING]
- Christina and Billy.
- Appear more concerned.
About the chickens, especially.
Christina's favorite...
Henrietta... who constantly
seems to escape from the animal
enclosure and runs
away into the forest.
Henrietta.
Henrietta.
Chick, chick, chick.
Henrietta, come on.
It's no good.
She ain't down here.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- My father continues.
To inspire the entire family.
And I doubt if we would have
survived any of our adventures
without his strong
leadership and wise counsel,
especially one particular
adventure, which started quite
unexpectedly when my
father was out walking
and noticed something which
gave him an idea which he
revealed after summoning
us all to the tree house
for a meeting.
Christina, good.
Where's Emily?
She says she doesn't feel
well and wants some water.
- Just who does.
- She think she is?
Well, if Emily won't deign
to grace us with her presence,
so be it.
There's something we
need to discuss with you.
- Is this about.
- Building a new raft?
Indirectly, yes.
Your mother and I have
talked the matter over,
and we both agree that it
would be best for all of us
if we stay here on the island.
Even if we did build
a raft, how could
we carry enough food and
water to keep seven of us
alive for who knows how long.
And in any case, if people
are out searching for us,
- we may stand a better.
- Chance of being discovered.
If we stay right here.
But there are other islands.
Some of them could be inhabited.
Yes, and by whom?
Cannibals, perhaps...
Have you thought of that?
I'm sorry, Ernst.
Someday we may be rescued,
but until that time comes,
we have to make the best
of what we have here.
And that's not so bad, is it?
- We have all the.
- Necessities of life.
- And some measure.
- Of security, which.
- Is more than many.
- Settlers have when.
They travel west back home.
But they don't have
pirates do they, or natives?
They do have
outlaws and Indians.
That's right, and they
need to protect themselves
against attack which is what
we are going to do by building
a fort on the top of the hill.
Papa, how much further?
We're almost there.
Keep going.
Any pirates climbing up
here would be exhausted
by the time he got to the top.
Well, that's
the idea, my dear.
Now, then, what do you think?
Ernst?
- I thought we'd build a stockade.
- Over there with a fence.
And then perhaps a small
shelter where we can get
out of the rain and the sun.
We could dig some traps on the
outside of the fence over here.
- Good idea.
- And logs.
We could get a big pile of
logs at the top of the slope
so they can roll down on
anybody trying to get up.
Excellent.
- Of course, the.
- Views are perfect.
David, Ernst, look over there.
It's a canoe coming this way.
Joanna, go back to the house
and fetch everyone, but also
bring back the musket and
as much food and water
- as you can carry.
- Yes, father.
- EMILY: What are you doing.
- Here?
- Well, what are you doing?
- Come on.
Get up.
No, please don't make a noise.
I have a headache.
- Well, you'll have a.
- Bigger one when you find.
Out what we've got to tell you.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
It's a funeral ceremony.
Looks like they're going to lay
him to rest in the sacred cave.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Joanna.
Here, give us a hand.
Where are the others?
They're coming slowly.
- Emily gets an attack.
- Of the vapors when.
She's asked to carry anything.
[LAUGHING].
- Joanna, you really.
- Shouldn't talk.
About poor Emily like that.
Poor Emily?
Look.
[PANTING].
[WHIMPERING]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
He must be their medicine man.
Ah.
- Don't want to get.
- On his bad side.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Come on, you two.
Hurry up.
- This is all we.
- Could carry, Mama.
ELIZABETH: And keep down.
- Mrs. Robinson,
- everybody, look.
They're going away.
Perhaps we shouldn't
be here just now.
There's something strange.
I know what you mean.
Do you feel it too?
Let's get back.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- Father and I decided.
- Not to tell other.
- Members of the family.
About the strange and
ominous presence we felt
at the entrance of the cave.
There was no point in
worrying them unduly.
The danger, or so we
thought, had passed.
And we settled back
into our routine,
gathering materials to
build our stronghold up
at the lookout point.
- No one could have ever.
- Imagined how often we would.
Use it as a form of refuge.
For the moment, we were
all heartened to see
the framework almost complete.
Get out of there, Bruno.
Come on.
Come on.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER):
- Even Bruno helped.
And much to everyone's
surprise, Emily
worked, though we were
sure her endeavors were
in no way altruistic
and more out of concern
for her own survival.
Drop it in.
ERNST (VOICEOVER): As the last
remaining wall and the door
- were fixed firmly in.
- Place, I wondered how long.
We would remain as castaways...
Good.
- ERNST (VOICEOVER): And though.
- I was unaware of the irony.
At the time, if we would ever
see another human being again.
- If we ever get.
- Off this island,
I'm never eating another
banana or coconut, not ever.
I know, but while
we're here, we should be
grateful for what we can get.
- Put them in the bowl.
- Over there, would you?
[CLOTH TEARING]
Oh, stupid dress.
Oh, well, I'll do
my best to mend it,
though goodness knows it's
getting harder and harder
to mend anything these days.
What we need is some means
of making our own cloth.
Mama, I found Henrietta.
Good.
Now we'll have
something else to eat.
Oh, you beast.
Don't listen to her, Henrietta.
DAVID: What's so special
about a bunch of leaves?
- Don't you know what.
- Plant they're from?
Of course I don't.
Flax... you know what they
make from flax, don't you?
Oh, yes, linen.
My goodness, Elizabeth,
that's brilliant.
I know that.
- But how will we spin.
- It without a wheel?
Well, the same way that people
did it for thousands of years
before the spinning
wheel was invented...
With a distaff and spindle.
Of course.
And once we have the thread, I'm
sure we could devise some sort
of a handloom to weave it all.
What are you doing?
ELIZABETH: We are going to
make our own linen cloth.
Really?
Why?
For new clothes, stupid.
Everybody, everybody, listen.
Whoa, Billy, what is it?
I've just seen a mermaid.
[SQUAWKING]
She was down there in the see.
- Well, there's.
- Nothing there now.
She's run away.
Sure, she did, Billy.
And what was she doing, combing
her hair, singing a siren song?
[LAUGHING].
Ernst, please.
- DAVID: Well, I.
- Don't see anything...
Just a few bits of driftwood.
May.
May I take a look?
Driftwood can come in handy.
- Not getting any more.
- Raft-building ideas,
Are you Ernst?
No, no.
[ROOSTER CROWING]
- ERNST (VOICEOVER): The.
- Following morning, I.
Decided to investigate
the cove and Billy's
- tales of a mermaid...
- Shh.
ERNST (VOICEOVER): When
everyone else was still asleep,
- or at least I thought.
- They were asleep.
But Billy was just as
intrigued, as was Christina.
And while Billy followed
me, Christina followed Billy
in the search for the mermaid.
The entire notion was absurd.
But when I first noticed.
Moya, she did indeed
appear to come from the sea.
- Whoever she was,
- she was certainly.
Not a mermaid, but one
of the most beautiful
creatures I'd ever seen.
[GULLS]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
[GASPS].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Uh, friend.
Don't be afraid.
I'm a friend.
Who?
My name is, uh, Ernst.
I don't mean you any harm.
No, go, go.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
- I shouldn't be here.
- In this place, but...
Please, go.
Uh, should I wait outside?
[SCREAMING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Christina hasn't even fed
or watered the animals yet.
- The chickens are.
- Still in their pen.
Mama, Papa, help!
Christina, what is it?
- Ernst, natives...
- You must help.
Steady, steady.
Sit here.
Take a deep breath.
That's better.
Now tell me what happened.
It's Ernst.
He went to the cave.
What cave?
The natives' cave...
The burial chamber.
And they've come back.
The natives?
Yes, and they've got Ernst.
I'll go.
Get everyone up to the fort.
They'll kill us all.
I know they will.
- [INAUDIBLE] Keep your.
- Head about you, and do.
- As you're told... all of you.
- Where's Billy?
He's still on the
cliff watching them.
How about I come too?
- No, Joanna, you stay with your.
- Mother... you too, Christina.
- Take the muskets.
- What about you?
I've got the pistols.
Pray God I won't
have to use them.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
(WHISPERING) Billy,
what's happening?
Is Ernst all right?
- BILLY: I don't think.
- They've hurt him.
DAVID: Who's the girl?
BILLY: I don't know.
She didn't come with the others.
What are we going to do?
I don't know.
We could never stand
against all of them.
- And they'd kill.
- Ernst and the girl.
The moment they saw us coming.
The problem is there's no
way down without being seen.
Yes, there is...
The tunnel.
Of course.
I could get from the mouth
of the cave from the inside.
Bless, you Billy.
Let's go, then.
I'll go.
I want you to stay here, and
I want you to look out for me.
Take this gun and shoot
when you hear me call out.
- I'll never get.
- Them from up here.
That doesn't matter.
- You'll distract them.
- While I go for Ernst.
Can you do that?
Yes.
Good lad.
Christina, why don't you
put Henrietta in the shelter?
Mama.
It can't be good for her
being hugged all the time,
and I'm sure she'll
be safe in there.
She likes being hugged.
Oh, very well.
Can you see anything?
No, Mama... nothing.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Please, we mean you no harm.
If I've offended your gods,
I'm sorry, Now, please,
just let us both go.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[GRUNTING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
Your king give us
permission to stay here.
Your king, do you understand?
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
No.
[COUGHING].
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[LAUGHING]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].
[SHOUTING]
You all right, son?
Father.
- There was nowhere.
- Else to hide.
How's the girl?
- She's still.
- Alive, thank Heaven.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
Who is she?
Where did she come from?
From the sea.
She came from the sea.
Ernst, thank God you're safe.
Yes, thanks to Father.
- You wouldn't.
- Believe what he did.
Where is he?
I'm here.
What on Earth?
It's Billy's mermaid!
Is she hurt?
No, she's been drugged.
- ERNST: They gave her.
- Some kind of a potion.
It's a girl.
She's a savage.
Emily.
EMILY: She is
wearing no clothes.
ELIZABETH: She needs our help.
Joanna get me something
to put under her head.
Christina, get me some hot
water and a cloth, quickly.
Yes, Mama.
ELIZABETH: Ernst, stop staring.
Come on, Ernst.
- We'll let the women.
- Take care of her now.
Right.
DAVID: Billy, you too.
THEME SONG: It's time to go.
Our ship is leaving.
No time for breathing.
Life goes on.
When I see we're on
the same side fighting,
then it's time to leave.
Should have known how
the rain was falling.
Now we'll have so much more,
because that's what life's for.
Get away.
We should get away.
This is the moment.
Live day by day.
The world will go away.
With you by my side,
nobody's right.
And I will stay with you if
you decide we should get away.
Get away.
Get away from it all.