[Charlie looking very sweaty trying to play guitar.]
LOCKE: Charlie. Charlie. How about wewe and I go for walk?
CHARLIE: No. No thanks, Locke. I think I'm going to stay in today.
LOCKE: Come on. Fresh air will do wewe good.
[Charlie looks terrible. They stare at each other a moment.]
[Cut to Jack holding Kate's mug shots.]
KATE: [entering] I take better pictures than that. Smaller, too, if wewe want something for your wallet.
JACK: I just came kwa for a few things and this was. . . this was with my stuff. [He hands it to her].
KATE: So you're not staying?
JACK: Call me a broken record, but caves are a natural shelter. And a hell of a lot safer than living here on the beach.
KATE: You're mad at me.
JACK: No. Kate, I'm -- I just don't understand why wewe won't come with me. Us. It's maybe a mile up there, if that.
KATE: We crashed 8 days ago, Jack. I'm not setting up house here.
JACK: I want off this island too, but we both know that's not going to happen any time soon.
KATE: Sayid has a plan.
JACK: Yeah, to find the chanzo of the distress code, I know.
KATE: The signal's coming from somewhere on the Island. If we can find it. . .
JACK: The signal has been running on a loop for 16 years, Kate. And the woman that left it, she wasn't rescued. What makes wewe think it's going to be any different for us?
KATE: I believe it.
JACK: Well, I wish I shared your faith.
SAWYER: [entering] Wouldn't mind sharing a few things with her myself.
KATE: What do wewe want, Sawyer?
SAWYER: Heard the doctor was vacating the premises. Thought I'd best lay claims to my new digs before somebody else did [he drops his suitcases]. I could fix this place up real good. Might even find somebody to share it with me [looking at Kate].
JACK: [to Kate] I'll talk to wewe later.
[Kate watches Jack leave with a sad look on her face. Sawyer, smiling, waves.]
[We see Charlie walking in the jungle. We hear animal grunting sounds.]
CHARLIE: Locke, is that you?
CHARLIE: [running, slow motion, VO] Bless me father, for I have sinned.
CHARLIE: [in a confessional with priest] It's been a week since my last confession.
PRIEST: Go ahead my son.
CHARLIE: Last night I had physical relations with a girl I didn't even know.
PRIEST: I see. Anything else?
CHARLIE: Yeah. Uh, right after that I had relations with another girl. Then straight after that I watched while they had relations with each other. wewe see, it's, it's my band, father, Drive Shaft. We've been playing the klabu in Manchester. And, uh, we've been getting some heat, a following, wewe know, and, uh, the girls. There's some real temptations that come with the territory, if wewe know what I mean.
PRIEST: Well, we all have our temptations, but giving in to them, that's your choice. As we live our lives it's really nothing but a series of choices, isn't it?
CHARLIE: Well, then, I've made my choice. I have to quit the band.
[We see Charlie leaving the church. Someone is there drumming on the pews.]
LIAM: And the meek shall inherit the earth.
CHARLIE: Liam, what are doing? This is a church.
LIAM: Relax, choir boy. I bring good tidings of great joy. We've just been signed. A recording contract. You're going to be a rock god.
[Shot of Charlie running from a boar. Some luggage falls, the boar, au ngombe is trapped in a large net trap.]
LOCKE: Nice work, Charlie. wewe make excellent bait.
CHARLIE: [angrily] I'm glad I could oblige. Now give me my bloody drugs.
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CHARLIE: Did wewe hear what I said? I want my drugs back. I need 'em.
LOCKE: Yet wewe gave them to me. Hmm.
CHARLIE: And I bloody well regret it. I'm sick, man. Can't wewe see that?
LOCKE: I think you're a lot stronger than wewe know, Charlie. And I'm going to prove it to you. I'll let wewe ask me for your drugs three times. The third time, I'm going to give them to you. Now, just so we're clear, this is one.
CHARLIE: Why? Why? Why are wewe doing this? To torture me? Just get rid of them and have done with it?
LOCKE: If I did that wewe wouldn't have a choice, Charlie. And having choices, making decisions based on zaidi than instinct, is the only thing that separates wewe from him [indicating the boar].
[Locke grabs the boar's ear and goes to slash it's throat. Charlie looks away.]
[Shot of an antenna on a pole. Sayid, Boone and Kate on the beach.]
SAYID: Three antenna. Three points of a triangle. One here on the beach. Another, Kate will position in the jungle, roughly two kilometers in, and the third I'll take to high ground, up there. If the French transmission is coming from somewhere within our triangulation, I'll be able to locate the source. But there are two complications.
BOONE: Of course there are.
SAYID: The power cells I grafted onto the antennas are dry. There's no telling how long they'll last. A dakika -- maybe more, maybe less.
KATE: So we have to wait until we're in position before we switch them on.
BOONE: Wait. Wait a second. How are we going to be able to tell that we're actually in the right position? We have no way to communicate with each other.
[Sayid grabs bottle rockets from a pack.]
KATE: Bottle rockets?
SAYID: Thank God for fireworks smugglers. Now, when I'm in position I'll moto off my rocket. When wewe two see it, wewe moto yours. As soon as the last one has gone up we all switch on our antennas.
KATE: Okay, but wewe alisema there are two complications.
SAYID: The battery in the transceiver is dead. Without the transceiver all of this is for nothing. Something from a laptop computer would probably work, but I've not been able to find anything.
KATE: I think I might know where to look.
[Shot of Kate at Sawyer's place.]
KATE: You're hoarding like a pack panya since the crash and wewe don't have a single laptop?
SAWYER: We are testy. Still upset about your little break up? wewe and Jacko?
KATE: It must be exhausting.
SAWYER: What's that?
KATE: Living like a parasite -- always taking, never giving.
SAWYER: Well, wewe got me pegged, don't you?
KATE: I get it now. wewe don't want off this island because there's nothing for wewe to go back for. Nobody wewe miss. And no one misses you.
SAWYER: Oh, you're feeling sorry for me.
KATE: I don't feel sorry for you. I pity you.
[Sawyer looks hurt, then smiles, then reaches into a suitcase, pulls out a laptop, and gives her the battery.]
SAWYER: All wewe had to do was say please.
[She reaches for it, and he pulls it away and then hands it to her again.]
[We see Charlie playing guitar. Charlie notices Hurley and Jack carrying luggage into the caves.]
HURLEY: Dude, what's in these things, cinderblocks?
JACK: I packed everything I thought might be useful here without leaving the Others shorthanded.
CHARLIE: Hey, wewe guys need a hand? [Hurley and Jack drop what they're carrying]. I used to load the band's equipment, before we had roadies, way back in the day. Here let me.
JACK: Charlie, the zipper's. . .
[Charlie grabs a bag and everything spills out.]
JACK: ...broken.
CHARLIE: Sorry, just trying to help.
JACK: I know, I know, it's okay. [to Hurley)] Hey, want to help me grab the rest of those bags?
HURLEY: Oh, could I?
[Shot of Charlie riffling through the bag looking at the Rx bottles.]
JACK: What are wewe doing?
CHARLIE: Oh, uh, I have a headache.
JACK: [grabbing the bottle Charlie's holding] Diazepam. That's for anxiety.
CHARLIE: I was looking for aspirin.
JACK: Pretty strong stuff for a headache.
CHARLIE: Yeah, right.
JACK: Hey, wewe okay? You're looking a little. . .
CHARLIE: No, it's nothing, it's just a headache.
[Charlie starts cleaning up the spilled suitcase.]
JACK: Charlie, leave it. Go get some water. Maybe you're dehydrated. Charlie, I got it. Go take care of yourself, man. We don't need wewe right now.
[Charlie goes back to his guitar, gitaa looking grumpy and lonely.]
[We hear the sound of church bells.]
LIAM: Come on, Charlie boy. We can't do this without you. wewe are bloody Drive Shaft.
[We see nuns walking by.]
CHARLIE: Watch the language.
LIAM: [holding the record contract] This is our shot at the big time. What? wewe don't want to be famous?
CHARLIE: It's not about all that. I only care about the music.
LIAM: Yeah, your music. Your songs that got us signed. I'm just a clown with a pretty face that sings them. And wewe want to take away my chance to be somebody?
CHARLIE: Liam, it's not about you. It's -- I upendo the band. It's not who I am. Sometimes I just get Lost in it.
LIAM: Won't happen -- because I'll be there looking out for you. We'll look out for each other. That's what brothers do, right? Right?
[Liam starts horsing around with Charlie.]
CHARLI: Wait, wait, wait wait wait. Just promise me one thing. If things get too crazy no matter what, if I say we're done, we walk away.
LIAM: We walk away.
CHARLIE: Liam, promise.
LIAM: We walk away. You're the rock god baby brother.
[Big smiles and then they run around, playing.]
[We see Jin getting water in a bowl from the spring. Shot of handcuff still on his wrist. Sun approaches.]
SUN: 손목을 의사에게 좀 보여줘야겠어요. [Subtitle: wewe should have the doctor look at your wrist.]
JIN: 괜찮아. 나아지겠지. 옷이 그게 뭐야? 너무 야하잖아. 긴 거로 입어. [Subtitle: It's fine. I will heal. What are wewe wearing? (Sun's wearing a camisole type top). It's indecent. Cover yourself.]
SUN: [defiantly] 긴 건 너무 더워요. [Subtitle: It's hot.]
[Shot of Hurley walking into the caves carrying a guitar.]
HURLEY: Hey, dude. This yours?
CHARLIE: Oh yeah. You're probably wondering because I play bass, besi in Drive Shaft. I wrote a bunch of tunes on that -- You, All, Everybody.
HURLEY: Listen, uh, man. Jack just wants wewe to find another place for it. He's moving supplies and says it's in the way.
CHARLIE: [walking inside the cave where Jack is] wewe know? A lot of people look up to me. They respect me. And you, wewe just treat me like I'm some bloody child. Like I'm some useless joke.
JACK: What are wewe talking about?
CHARLIE: Charlie's not good enough to do this, Charlie's just in the way. Put Charlie onto that.
JACK: Sit down. Let me take a look at wewe man.
CHARLIE: Oh, you're going to look out for me, yeah. We'll look out for each other, that's how it is? I'm not interested.
JACK: Charlie, just calm down, alright. You're not yourself.
CHARLIE: wewe don't know me. I'm a bloody rock god.
[Then the cave caves in.]
HURLEY: Oh, no.
[Jin and Sun look. Hurley, Jin and Sun run up. Charlie runs out of the rubble.]
HURLEY: Charlie, where's Jack? Where's Jack?
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HURLEY: Jack, Jack can wewe hear me?
CHARLIE: I don't know what happened. We were just talking and it -- and it came down on us -- all happened so fast.
HURLEY: Dude, we gotta get help. Charlie, go down to the beach, pwani and get help.
CHARLIE: Okay, I'm on it.
HURLEY: And make sure wewe tell Kate.
[Shot of Kate and Sayid walking in the jungle.]
KATE: What we're doing -- chasing some phantom distress signal -- what are the odds of this working?
SAYID: No worse than the odds of our surviving that plane crash.
KATE: People survive plane crashes all the time.
SAYID: Not like this one. The tail section broke off while we were still in the air. Our section gari wheeled through the jungle and yet we escaped with nothing but a few scrapes. How do wewe explain that?
KATE: Blind, dumb luck?
SAYID: No one's that lucky. We shouldn't have survived.
KATE: Sorry, Sayid, some things just happen, no rhyme, no reason.
[We see Charlie running onto the beach.]
CHARLIE: Hey, hey, we need help.
MICHAEL: What's wrong, man?
CHARLIE: It's Jack, he's trapped.
BOONE: What?
CHARLIE: A cave collapsed. We don't even know if he's alive. Come on, we've gotta go.
MICHAEL: Hey, uh, uh, Scott?
STEVE: I'm Steve.
SCOTT: I'm Scott.
MICHAEL: We've got an emergency, grab a couple of guys and let's go.
CHARLIE: We've got to go now.
[Boone starts running off with them, but runs back to Shannon.]
BOONE: Shannon, wewe have to be ready to do something really important, okay? At 5 o'clock sharp wewe have to be ready to turn that antenna on over there. There's a switch at the base.
SHANNON: Why?
BOONE: Because Kate and Sayid are triangulating the French signal. But the antenna's power's really weak so wewe have to wait until they moto their bottle rockets. Then wewe moto this one. Then wewe turn on the antenna. Got it?
SHANNON: The switch is where now?
BOONE: Did wewe hear a word I said? Can wewe au can't wewe do it?
SHANNON: Yeah, I can.
BOONE: Okay, [hands her the bottle rocket], okay.
CHARLIE: [running to go back to the caves] Wait. Kate. Hey, we have to tell Kate about Jack.
SAWYER: Sorry sport, wewe just missed her. Her and Mohammad headed into the woods about 10 dakika ago.
CHARLIE: Which way.
SAWYER: Don't sweat it, amigo. I know which way they went.
CHARLIE: Yeah, but.
SAWYER: I'll tell her. wewe just keep doing whatever it is wewe do around here.
[We see Drive Shaft on stage. Liam takes Charlie's part singing. We see Liam being greeted back stage and Liam pouring booze. Charlie's pissed.]
CHARLIE: What the hell was that?
LIAM: Put on a kick punda show. wewe were bloody brilliant.
CHARLIE: I sing the chorus to wewe All Everybody.
LIAM: Oh yeah, sorry about that. [a photographer approaches]. Got caught up in the moment. The crowd wanted it, wewe know.
CHARLIE: Yeah, I know. If I start and then wewe come in after me. . .
LIAM: [to security] She's cool. Let her in. (to Charlie) I won't let it happen again. I promise. (Liam gets the groupie, pulls out some drugs and Charlie sees). Chill, baby brother.
[Charlie back at beach.]
[We see people at the caves moving rocks out of the way. Michael runs up with Walt and Vincent.]
MICHAEL: Wait. hujambo wait.
HURLEY: Jack's in there.
MICHAEL: Let me check it out before wewe start moving things around. If it's unstable. . .
HURLEY: Well, how do wewe know. . .
MICHAEL: 8 years of construction work. hujambo Walt, get back, man, I don't want wewe near the rocks, okay, and take the dog with you.
WALT: wewe guys need Mr. Locke.
HURLEY: Locke's out in the jungle killing stuff. Who knows where he is.
[Michael looks around at the cave.]
MICHAEL: Alright, this area here is load-bearing. We've got to dig where there's no danger of the ukuta buckling in on itself. Here, we dig in here so the ukuta doesn't collapse. Four at a time, kwa hand, until we can find some kind of shovel. We take shifts, and go slow. Whoever isn't digging should be clearing the rocks that we clear out and bring the water to whoever is working, okay. Let's move.
[Shot of Walt looking on, proud of/surprised kwa his father.]
[We see Kate and Sayid in the jungle. Sawyer enters.]
SAWYER: Hey.
KATE: What the hell are wewe doing here?
SAWYER: Easy. Just came to tell wewe something.
KATE: What makes wewe think I'm interested in anything wewe have to say?
SAWYER: [after a long pause] Just came to tell you, wewe were right about me that I don't help anyone but myself. Well, here I am, ready to pitch in.
KATE: You're here to help?
[Kate and Sayid walk away.]
SAWYER: Hey, wewe act anymore surprised and I'm going to get offended.
[Shot of Locke skinning the boar, au ngombe and Charlie enters looking bedraggled.]
LOCKE: Something wrong, Charlie?
CHARLIE: Yeah, Jack. He's a -- there's been an accident at the caves. Jack's trapped in a cave-in.
LOCKE: Is anyone trying to get him out?
CHARLIE: Yeah, there's a bunch of people there now.
LOCKE: Then why aren't wewe with them? wewe didn't come here to tell me about Jack, did you?
CHARLIE: [looking like he going to cry] I want my stash, Locke. I can't stand feeling like this.
LOCKE: Come here. Let me onyesha wewe something. [They walk to a plant with a cocoon on it]. What do wewe suppose is in that cocoon, Charlie?
CHARLIE: I don't know, a butterfly, I guess?
LOCKE: No, it's much zaidi beautiful than that. That's a nondo cocoon. It's ironic, butterflies get all the attention; but moths -- they spin silk, they're stronger, they're faster.
CHARLIE: That's wonderful, but. . .
LOCKE: wewe see this little hole? This moth's just about to emerge. It's in there right now, struggling. It's digging its way through the thick hide of the cocoon. Now, I could help it, take my knife, gently widen the opening, and the nondo would be free. But it would be too weak to survive. The struggle is nature's way of strengthening it. Now this is the sekunde time you've asked me for your drugs back [he holds the heroin up]. Ask me again and it's yours.
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[Shot of people moving rocks. Michael struggling at the opening, then something gives.]
MICHAEL: Hey, we're through, we got a hole.
HURLEY: Jack? Jack? Can wewe hear me, Jack? Come on dude, answer me.
[Sounds of moaning.]
HURLEY: I hear him.
BOONE: [to others behind him] He's alive.
HURLEY: Jack, bro, wewe okay?
JACK: I'm pinned. I can't move. I can't move.
HURLEY: [to Michael] What do we do? How do we get him out?
JACK: Charlie was with me.
HURLEY: He's okay. He made it out.
MICHAEL: hujambo listen, Jack, we're going to get wewe out of there, okay?
[Shot of Jack moaning and coughing.]
[Shot of Sayid, Kate, and Sawyer hiking. They reach the 'high ground' area.]
SAYID: We'll place the sekunde antenna here. [to Sawyer] wewe want to help?
[Sawyer nods, Kate pulls the antenna out of Sayid's pack and hands it to him. Sayid hands it Sawyer.]
SAYID: Attach this antenna up in that tree, as high up as wewe can.
SAWYER: Golly, thanks, boss. [He walks toward the tree].
SAYID: [in a lowered voice to Kate] Five o'clock. Watch for my flare, then it's your turn. I don't trust him.
KATE: Who does?
SAYID: I don't trust him with you.
KATE: I can handle him.
[Shot of Sayid leaving. Sawyer up in the tree.]
[Shot of people at the caves, Michael moving through the shot.]
MICHAEL: Okay, we can't safely make that tunnel any bigger, but since Jack can't get out, one of us is going to have to go in and un-pin him.
HURLEY: What, crawl through that?
BOONE: I think we need someone smaller.
JIN: 내 와이프가 당신들 때문에 위험에 빠지는 걸 볼 순 없어.
HURLEY: Dude, we don't understand Chinese.
MICHAEL: Korean, man. They're Korean.
CHARLIE: [off camera, entering] I'll do it.
HURLEY: Charlie?
MICHAEL: No, man. Look, you're still too shook up. I might be able to squeeze through. . .
CHARLIE: Hey, who's going to take care of your son if something happens. [he points to Sun] She's got a husband, [to Boone] he' got a sister. I'm alone here, no one on the Island. Let me do this.
[We see Sawyer sitting on the ground. Kate is standing with the bottle rocket, looking at her watch.]
SAWYER: Still ain't five, just like the last time wewe checked your watch.
KATE: I just don't want to miss Sayid's signal. Remember, I'll moto the flare, wewe set off the antenna.
SAWYER: I just thank the good lord I've got wewe here to keep reminding me.
KATE: It's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it.
SAWYER: So what is it about that guy -- Jack. [Kate sits down kwa Sawyer] What it is about him makes wewe all weak in the loins.
KATE: Do wewe try to be a pig, au does it just come naturally?
SAWYER: So, he's a doctor, right? Yeah, the ladies dig the doctors. Hell, give me a couple of band aids, a bottle of peroxide, I could run this island too.
KATE: You're actually comparing yourself to Jack?
SAWYER: [looking hurt] The difference between us ain't that big, sweetheart. I guarantee you, if he had survived a few zaidi weeks on this island you'd have figured that out.
KATE: What did wewe just say?
SAWYER: Ah, damn. Didn't I tell you? Word from the valley is Saint Jack got himself buried in a cave-in.
KATE: What?
SAWYER: Look at the bright side, now wewe have someone else to pity.
[Shot of Kate tossing the bottle rocket at Sawyer's feet and running off.]
[Shot of Charlie, Hurley, Michael back at the caves.]
MICHAEL: Listen, man, go slow. Try not to nudge any of the rocks around you.
CHARLIE: Anything else?
MICHAEL: Yeah, good luck.
BOONE: [handing Charlie water] Be salama man.
HURLEY: Good luck, Charlie.
CHARLIE: Alright, thanks guys.
[Shot of Charlie looking into the opening, then looking back at everyone. He starts into the tunnel.]
[Shot of Charlie after a gig. People shouting "Drive Shaft! Drive Shaft!" He goes into the green room. Liam is there, sitting on a kitanda with a girl on either side.]
LIAM: [to the girls] Everybody wants more, everybody wants to have a piece. All these people, they can't leave wewe alon when you're...
CHARLIE: Bloody hell.
LIAM: Hey, baby brother, grab a bird and sit down.
CHARLIE: [to a girl standing at the buffet table] Get out. [to another girl] wewe too, get out.
LIAM: Oh, I spilled on myself.
CHARLIE: [to the sekunde girl] Out!
LIAM: Out?
CHARLIE: [to the girls on the couch] Come on, now!
LIAM: Come back in five minutes.
[The girls leave the room.]
CHARLIE: Sound check, wewe missed sound check, wewe don't onyesha up for rehearsal. We've got a onyesha in an hour.
LIAM: [clearly high] Oooh, show. I like shows.
[Liam gets his drugs. Charlie looks on worriedly.]
CHARLIE: Alright, that's it. After tonight, we cancel the rest of the tour.
LIAM: What?
CHARLIE: We walk away.
LIAM: Are wewe off your head?
CHARLIE: We're walking away like we alisema we would if things got. . .
LIAM: Walk away and go where?
CHARLIE: Liam, you're killing yourself with this junk, you're destroying Drive Shaft.
LIAM: [yelling] I am Drive Shaft! Nobody even knows who the sodding bass, besi player is. This is it, Charlie -- end of the rainbow. wewe really think wewe can walk away? Then what, eh? Face it, if you're not in this band, what the bloody hell use are you?
[Liam staggers out.]
CHARLIE: Liam?
LIAM: Piss off.
[Charlie, devastated, alone. He goes and does the drugs Liam left behind. Crying.]
[Shot of Charlie squeezing through the tunnel. It starts rumbling and bits of dirt start falling. Shot of Michael and Hurley looking in from the entrance.]
MICHAEL: Charlie? Charlie move! Charlie?
[Shot of Charlie crawling as fast as he can to the opening cave-side. The tunnel collapses. Charlie finds Jack.]
CHARLIE: Hi. I'm... I'm here to rescue you.
[Jack smiles at him. Charlie smiles back.]
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[Shot of Hurley, Michael, Boone at the caves. Shot of Kate entering.]
HURLEY: I say we try again.
BOONE: We can't just leave them.
HURLEY: If we don't move, they're going to run out of air.
MICHAEL: Would wewe stop talking, I'm trying to think.
KATE: Where is he? Where is he?
MICHAEL: Kate.
KATE: Where is he? Where's Jack?
[Shot of everyone looking helpless, and they don't want to tell her.]
HURLEY: [nodding toward the now rubble-filled tunnel entrance] He's in there.
KATE: Does anyone know if he's alive? Is he alive?
MICHAEL: We don't know. Charlie went in there through a tunnel that we dug, but it collapsed.
KATE: Why is nobody digging? [she starts digging, the others follow].
[Shot of Jack and Charlie in the cave. Charlie is trying to get some leverage on the rock pinning Jack.]
CHARLIE: Okay, one, two, three. [He moves the rock, Jack yells out in pain, and holds his shoulder]. Sorry, Jack. Sorry. wewe alright?
JACK: My shoulder's dislocated.
CHARLIE: [looking terrified] What?
JACK: You're going to have to pop it back in.
CHARLIE: No, I can't.
JACK: I need your help on this, man.
CHARLIE: I can't do it, Jack.
JACK: Yes wewe can. Yes wewe can.
CHARLIE: Okay, what do I -- what do I do?
JACK: Take my hand. . .
CHARLIE: This hand? Okay, okay, wait, okay, okay [Charlie positions himself].
JACK: Now, when I tell wewe to, pull as hard as wewe possibly can.
CHARLIE: Jack, I don't know, I don't, I don't. . .
JACK: wewe can do this, Charlie.
CHARLIE: Okay, okay, okay, okay.
JACK: Now.
[Charlie pulls his arm. Jack yells out, grabs his shoulder.]
[Shot of a wind chime on a porch. We see Charlie walking up to the door of nice house, and the door opens.]
LIAM: [off camera] Charlie? What are wewe doing here?
CHARLIE: A bloke can't pay his big brother a visit once in a while?
LIAM: Of course wewe can. Why didn't wewe call, wewe lunatic. [They hug]. What are wewe doing in Sydney?
[We see Charlie and Liam in the yard. Liam is pushing his young daughter on a swing.]
CHARLIE: It's all lined up, Liam. 8 weeks on tour opening for some band called Meat Coat. First gig's in Los Angeles. LA, Liam. This is a chance to get back on a label, a real one.
[Liam sets is daughter in a sandbox. Liam and Charlie sit down at a table.]
CHARLIE: This is our comeback.
LIAM: Charlie, I don't want to come back.
CHARLIE: Yeah, right. Well, here's the thing. They won't book Drive Shaft without you. So I'm asking as a brother, the way wewe asked me.
LIAM: wewe were with me the night I missed Megan's birth. wewe were the one I was stumbling around Dresden with trying to find a sodding fix. Oh man, you're still using, aren't you?
CHARLIE: Don't change the subject.
LIAM: That's why wewe haven't been returning my calls.
CHARLIE: Look, are wewe going to go on tour with us au not?
LIAM: wewe alisema wewe were going to get some help, man.
CHARLIE: I Lost your number.
LIAM: You're still a junkie.
CHARLIE: wewe did this to me. It was about the music. The music, Liam. wewe took that away from me.
LIAM: Listen, why don't wewe stay with us for a few weeks. Karen and me, we can get wewe help. Sydney's got some really good programs.
CHARLIE: Forget it. [He gets up and walks away]
LIAM: Don't go.
CHARLIE: Thanks for your help, brother.
LIAM: Stay, please. I'm just looking out for you.
CHARLIE: [angry] wewe never looked out for me. I have a plane to catch.
[Slow motion of Charlie walking away.]
[Shot of Charlie in the cave. His hand is shaking.]
JACK: How long has it been, Charlie?
CHARLIE: I don't know what you're going on about.
JACK: How long since your last fix?
CHARLIE: Almost a siku and a half.
JACK: How's the withdrawal treating you? Any hallucinations?
CHARLIE: Apart from the conversation I had with wewe about an saa zamani in the jungle, no, not really.
JACK: Why didn't wewe say anything? I could've helped wewe through this.
CHARLIE: Yeah, wewe think I'm useless, and a junkie to boot.
JACK: Useless? You're not useless. That took a lot of guts getting in here and trying to rescue me. I won't forget that.
CHARLIE: [ironically] For the rest of our lives?
JACK: At the rate we're using our oxygen in here, that won't be too long.
CHARLIE: This place, it reminds me of confession, those little claustrophobic booths.
JACK: I wouldn't have taken wewe for a religious man.
CHARLIE: I used to be. Hey, wewe want to hear my confession? Might take a while.
JACK: Hey, I'm no saint, either. [Charlie sees something] What's wrong?
CHARLIE: It's a moth.
JACK: A what?
CHARLIE: Right behind you, look. There's a bloody nondo in here. Look. [Charlie starts to follow it].
JACK: Charlie, what are wewe doing?
[Charlie is feeling around in the cave.]
[Shot of people on the outside pulling rubble away.]
MICHAEL: hujambo Kate, wewe need to take a break.
KATE: I'm fine.
MICHAEL: We've got enough people to dig. wewe keep going at this pace your going to kill yourself.
[Back in the cave.]
CHARLIE: There's light.
JACK: What?
CHARLIE: I can see light.
[Outside they are digging. Inside Charlie is crawling. Shot of ground outside. Then Charlie's hand comes up through the ground. Shot of people outside digging. Shot of Walt. Vincent barks.]
WALT: Hey, it's the doctor.
[Jack and Charlie enter. Kate gives Jack a huge hug.]
JACK: Ow, easy, my shoulder, careful.
HURLEY: How'd wewe get out?
JACK: Charlie, Charlie found a way out.
HURLEY: Dude, wewe rock.
[Congratulations all around. Shot of Charlie looking proud/happy.]
[Shot of Sayid as he looks at his watch. He says a quick prayer and lights the bottle rocket.]
SAYID: [to himself] Alright everyone, now it's your turn.
[Shot of Shannon laying on beach, pwani talking to a female redshirt.]
SHANNON: We're in Malibu part of the year, but the guys there are such idiots.
[We can hear the sound of the rocket exploding. The redshirt points to the sky].
SHANNON: [hurrying] Dammit! Dammit, dammit, dammit. [She lights the rocket].
SAYID: [seeing the beach, pwani rocket explode] Come on, come on, one more. Come on Kate. Come on.
[We see the third rocket go off.]
SAYID: Yes. Yes. [He gets the transceiver out of his pack and turns it on. The little screen says, acquiring signal.] Where are you? [The little screen says Receiving Signal] Yes!!! [The little screen shows a strong signal] Where are you? Where are you?
[We see movement behind Sayid. We hear some noise. Then Sayid gets whacked on the head with a big stick and falls to the ground unconscious.]
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[Shot of Hurley getting some water from the spring. He gives water to Charlie and Jack.]
HURLEY: [to Charlie] Dude, wewe feeling okay? wewe look a little. . .
JACK: Flu. He's got the flu.
HURLEY: Oh man, that's rough after all you've been through. Take it easy, man.
[Shot of Charlie looking gratefully at Jack.]
[Shot of Locke waiving a palm frond over the boar, au ngombe which is cooking on a spit. We see Charlie watching him.]
CHARLIE: I think I'm going to stretch my legs.
[Shot of Walt and Michael]
WALT: This place is cool. Can we live here?
[Michael looks over at Sun. She returns his gaze.]
[Shot of Jack looking at the fire. Then we see a rag being put over his head. Kate has brought him a sling.]
KATE: Made wewe something.
JACK: Awww. My very first sling.
KATE: How's that?
JACK: Good. Thank you.
KATE: So these are the salama caves you've been going on about.
JACK: This was a fluke. Michael checked out the integrity of the rest of the caves and gave them an okay. So you're heading back to the beach, huh?
KATE: Sayid should be back there kwa now and if his plan worked then. . .
JACK: Then we're one step closer to getting off this island.
[Kate looks down (thinking about getting off the Island).]
JACK: Thanks for the sling, Kate.
KATE: You're welcome.
[Locke brushing the boar. Charlie walks up.]
CHARLIE: Give them to me.
LOCKE: This is the third time. Are wewe sure wewe really want them?
CHARLIE: I've made my choice.
[Locke hands the drugs to Charlie. Charlie looks at them and throws them in the fire. Locke smiles.]
LOCKE: I'm proud of you, Charlie. Always knew wewe could do it.
[Charlie looks up and sees a moth.]
LOCKE: Charlie. Charlie. How about wewe and I go for walk?
CHARLIE: No. No thanks, Locke. I think I'm going to stay in today.
LOCKE: Come on. Fresh air will do wewe good.
[Charlie looks terrible. They stare at each other a moment.]
[Cut to Jack holding Kate's mug shots.]
KATE: [entering] I take better pictures than that. Smaller, too, if wewe want something for your wallet.
JACK: I just came kwa for a few things and this was. . . this was with my stuff. [He hands it to her].
KATE: So you're not staying?
JACK: Call me a broken record, but caves are a natural shelter. And a hell of a lot safer than living here on the beach.
KATE: You're mad at me.
JACK: No. Kate, I'm -- I just don't understand why wewe won't come with me. Us. It's maybe a mile up there, if that.
KATE: We crashed 8 days ago, Jack. I'm not setting up house here.
JACK: I want off this island too, but we both know that's not going to happen any time soon.
KATE: Sayid has a plan.
JACK: Yeah, to find the chanzo of the distress code, I know.
KATE: The signal's coming from somewhere on the Island. If we can find it. . .
JACK: The signal has been running on a loop for 16 years, Kate. And the woman that left it, she wasn't rescued. What makes wewe think it's going to be any different for us?
KATE: I believe it.
JACK: Well, I wish I shared your faith.
SAWYER: [entering] Wouldn't mind sharing a few things with her myself.
KATE: What do wewe want, Sawyer?
SAWYER: Heard the doctor was vacating the premises. Thought I'd best lay claims to my new digs before somebody else did [he drops his suitcases]. I could fix this place up real good. Might even find somebody to share it with me [looking at Kate].
JACK: [to Kate] I'll talk to wewe later.
[Kate watches Jack leave with a sad look on her face. Sawyer, smiling, waves.]
[We see Charlie walking in the jungle. We hear animal grunting sounds.]
CHARLIE: Locke, is that you?
CHARLIE: [running, slow motion, VO] Bless me father, for I have sinned.
CHARLIE: [in a confessional with priest] It's been a week since my last confession.
PRIEST: Go ahead my son.
CHARLIE: Last night I had physical relations with a girl I didn't even know.
PRIEST: I see. Anything else?
CHARLIE: Yeah. Uh, right after that I had relations with another girl. Then straight after that I watched while they had relations with each other. wewe see, it's, it's my band, father, Drive Shaft. We've been playing the klabu in Manchester. And, uh, we've been getting some heat, a following, wewe know, and, uh, the girls. There's some real temptations that come with the territory, if wewe know what I mean.
PRIEST: Well, we all have our temptations, but giving in to them, that's your choice. As we live our lives it's really nothing but a series of choices, isn't it?
CHARLIE: Well, then, I've made my choice. I have to quit the band.
[We see Charlie leaving the church. Someone is there drumming on the pews.]
LIAM: And the meek shall inherit the earth.
CHARLIE: Liam, what are doing? This is a church.
LIAM: Relax, choir boy. I bring good tidings of great joy. We've just been signed. A recording contract. You're going to be a rock god.
[Shot of Charlie running from a boar. Some luggage falls, the boar, au ngombe is trapped in a large net trap.]
LOCKE: Nice work, Charlie. wewe make excellent bait.
CHARLIE: [angrily] I'm glad I could oblige. Now give me my bloody drugs.
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CHARLIE: Did wewe hear what I said? I want my drugs back. I need 'em.
LOCKE: Yet wewe gave them to me. Hmm.
CHARLIE: And I bloody well regret it. I'm sick, man. Can't wewe see that?
LOCKE: I think you're a lot stronger than wewe know, Charlie. And I'm going to prove it to you. I'll let wewe ask me for your drugs three times. The third time, I'm going to give them to you. Now, just so we're clear, this is one.
CHARLIE: Why? Why? Why are wewe doing this? To torture me? Just get rid of them and have done with it?
LOCKE: If I did that wewe wouldn't have a choice, Charlie. And having choices, making decisions based on zaidi than instinct, is the only thing that separates wewe from him [indicating the boar].
[Locke grabs the boar's ear and goes to slash it's throat. Charlie looks away.]
[Shot of an antenna on a pole. Sayid, Boone and Kate on the beach.]
SAYID: Three antenna. Three points of a triangle. One here on the beach. Another, Kate will position in the jungle, roughly two kilometers in, and the third I'll take to high ground, up there. If the French transmission is coming from somewhere within our triangulation, I'll be able to locate the source. But there are two complications.
BOONE: Of course there are.
SAYID: The power cells I grafted onto the antennas are dry. There's no telling how long they'll last. A dakika -- maybe more, maybe less.
KATE: So we have to wait until we're in position before we switch them on.
BOONE: Wait. Wait a second. How are we going to be able to tell that we're actually in the right position? We have no way to communicate with each other.
[Sayid grabs bottle rockets from a pack.]
KATE: Bottle rockets?
SAYID: Thank God for fireworks smugglers. Now, when I'm in position I'll moto off my rocket. When wewe two see it, wewe moto yours. As soon as the last one has gone up we all switch on our antennas.
KATE: Okay, but wewe alisema there are two complications.
SAYID: The battery in the transceiver is dead. Without the transceiver all of this is for nothing. Something from a laptop computer would probably work, but I've not been able to find anything.
KATE: I think I might know where to look.
[Shot of Kate at Sawyer's place.]
KATE: You're hoarding like a pack panya since the crash and wewe don't have a single laptop?
SAWYER: We are testy. Still upset about your little break up? wewe and Jacko?
KATE: It must be exhausting.
SAWYER: What's that?
KATE: Living like a parasite -- always taking, never giving.
SAWYER: Well, wewe got me pegged, don't you?
KATE: I get it now. wewe don't want off this island because there's nothing for wewe to go back for. Nobody wewe miss. And no one misses you.
SAWYER: Oh, you're feeling sorry for me.
KATE: I don't feel sorry for you. I pity you.
[Sawyer looks hurt, then smiles, then reaches into a suitcase, pulls out a laptop, and gives her the battery.]
SAWYER: All wewe had to do was say please.
[She reaches for it, and he pulls it away and then hands it to her again.]
[We see Charlie playing guitar. Charlie notices Hurley and Jack carrying luggage into the caves.]
HURLEY: Dude, what's in these things, cinderblocks?
JACK: I packed everything I thought might be useful here without leaving the Others shorthanded.
CHARLIE: Hey, wewe guys need a hand? [Hurley and Jack drop what they're carrying]. I used to load the band's equipment, before we had roadies, way back in the day. Here let me.
JACK: Charlie, the zipper's. . .
[Charlie grabs a bag and everything spills out.]
JACK: ...broken.
CHARLIE: Sorry, just trying to help.
JACK: I know, I know, it's okay. [to Hurley)] Hey, want to help me grab the rest of those bags?
HURLEY: Oh, could I?
[Shot of Charlie riffling through the bag looking at the Rx bottles.]
JACK: What are wewe doing?
CHARLIE: Oh, uh, I have a headache.
JACK: [grabbing the bottle Charlie's holding] Diazepam. That's for anxiety.
CHARLIE: I was looking for aspirin.
JACK: Pretty strong stuff for a headache.
CHARLIE: Yeah, right.
JACK: Hey, wewe okay? You're looking a little. . .
CHARLIE: No, it's nothing, it's just a headache.
[Charlie starts cleaning up the spilled suitcase.]
JACK: Charlie, leave it. Go get some water. Maybe you're dehydrated. Charlie, I got it. Go take care of yourself, man. We don't need wewe right now.
[Charlie goes back to his guitar, gitaa looking grumpy and lonely.]
[We hear the sound of church bells.]
LIAM: Come on, Charlie boy. We can't do this without you. wewe are bloody Drive Shaft.
[We see nuns walking by.]
CHARLIE: Watch the language.
LIAM: [holding the record contract] This is our shot at the big time. What? wewe don't want to be famous?
CHARLIE: It's not about all that. I only care about the music.
LIAM: Yeah, your music. Your songs that got us signed. I'm just a clown with a pretty face that sings them. And wewe want to take away my chance to be somebody?
CHARLIE: Liam, it's not about you. It's -- I upendo the band. It's not who I am. Sometimes I just get Lost in it.
LIAM: Won't happen -- because I'll be there looking out for you. We'll look out for each other. That's what brothers do, right? Right?
[Liam starts horsing around with Charlie.]
CHARLI: Wait, wait, wait wait wait. Just promise me one thing. If things get too crazy no matter what, if I say we're done, we walk away.
LIAM: We walk away.
CHARLIE: Liam, promise.
LIAM: We walk away. You're the rock god baby brother.
[Big smiles and then they run around, playing.]
[We see Jin getting water in a bowl from the spring. Shot of handcuff still on his wrist. Sun approaches.]
SUN: 손목을 의사에게 좀 보여줘야겠어요. [Subtitle: wewe should have the doctor look at your wrist.]
JIN: 괜찮아. 나아지겠지. 옷이 그게 뭐야? 너무 야하잖아. 긴 거로 입어. [Subtitle: It's fine. I will heal. What are wewe wearing? (Sun's wearing a camisole type top). It's indecent. Cover yourself.]
SUN: [defiantly] 긴 건 너무 더워요. [Subtitle: It's hot.]
[Shot of Hurley walking into the caves carrying a guitar.]
HURLEY: Hey, dude. This yours?
CHARLIE: Oh yeah. You're probably wondering because I play bass, besi in Drive Shaft. I wrote a bunch of tunes on that -- You, All, Everybody.
HURLEY: Listen, uh, man. Jack just wants wewe to find another place for it. He's moving supplies and says it's in the way.
CHARLIE: [walking inside the cave where Jack is] wewe know? A lot of people look up to me. They respect me. And you, wewe just treat me like I'm some bloody child. Like I'm some useless joke.
JACK: What are wewe talking about?
CHARLIE: Charlie's not good enough to do this, Charlie's just in the way. Put Charlie onto that.
JACK: Sit down. Let me take a look at wewe man.
CHARLIE: Oh, you're going to look out for me, yeah. We'll look out for each other, that's how it is? I'm not interested.
JACK: Charlie, just calm down, alright. You're not yourself.
CHARLIE: wewe don't know me. I'm a bloody rock god.
[Then the cave caves in.]
HURLEY: Oh, no.
[Jin and Sun look. Hurley, Jin and Sun run up. Charlie runs out of the rubble.]
HURLEY: Charlie, where's Jack? Where's Jack?
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HURLEY: Jack, Jack can wewe hear me?
CHARLIE: I don't know what happened. We were just talking and it -- and it came down on us -- all happened so fast.
HURLEY: Dude, we gotta get help. Charlie, go down to the beach, pwani and get help.
CHARLIE: Okay, I'm on it.
HURLEY: And make sure wewe tell Kate.
[Shot of Kate and Sayid walking in the jungle.]
KATE: What we're doing -- chasing some phantom distress signal -- what are the odds of this working?
SAYID: No worse than the odds of our surviving that plane crash.
KATE: People survive plane crashes all the time.
SAYID: Not like this one. The tail section broke off while we were still in the air. Our section gari wheeled through the jungle and yet we escaped with nothing but a few scrapes. How do wewe explain that?
KATE: Blind, dumb luck?
SAYID: No one's that lucky. We shouldn't have survived.
KATE: Sorry, Sayid, some things just happen, no rhyme, no reason.
[We see Charlie running onto the beach.]
CHARLIE: Hey, hey, we need help.
MICHAEL: What's wrong, man?
CHARLIE: It's Jack, he's trapped.
BOONE: What?
CHARLIE: A cave collapsed. We don't even know if he's alive. Come on, we've gotta go.
MICHAEL: Hey, uh, uh, Scott?
STEVE: I'm Steve.
SCOTT: I'm Scott.
MICHAEL: We've got an emergency, grab a couple of guys and let's go.
CHARLIE: We've got to go now.
[Boone starts running off with them, but runs back to Shannon.]
BOONE: Shannon, wewe have to be ready to do something really important, okay? At 5 o'clock sharp wewe have to be ready to turn that antenna on over there. There's a switch at the base.
SHANNON: Why?
BOONE: Because Kate and Sayid are triangulating the French signal. But the antenna's power's really weak so wewe have to wait until they moto their bottle rockets. Then wewe moto this one. Then wewe turn on the antenna. Got it?
SHANNON: The switch is where now?
BOONE: Did wewe hear a word I said? Can wewe au can't wewe do it?
SHANNON: Yeah, I can.
BOONE: Okay, [hands her the bottle rocket], okay.
CHARLIE: [running to go back to the caves] Wait. Kate. Hey, we have to tell Kate about Jack.
SAWYER: Sorry sport, wewe just missed her. Her and Mohammad headed into the woods about 10 dakika ago.
CHARLIE: Which way.
SAWYER: Don't sweat it, amigo. I know which way they went.
CHARLIE: Yeah, but.
SAWYER: I'll tell her. wewe just keep doing whatever it is wewe do around here.
[We see Drive Shaft on stage. Liam takes Charlie's part singing. We see Liam being greeted back stage and Liam pouring booze. Charlie's pissed.]
CHARLIE: What the hell was that?
LIAM: Put on a kick punda show. wewe were bloody brilliant.
CHARLIE: I sing the chorus to wewe All Everybody.
LIAM: Oh yeah, sorry about that. [a photographer approaches]. Got caught up in the moment. The crowd wanted it, wewe know.
CHARLIE: Yeah, I know. If I start and then wewe come in after me. . .
LIAM: [to security] She's cool. Let her in. (to Charlie) I won't let it happen again. I promise. (Liam gets the groupie, pulls out some drugs and Charlie sees). Chill, baby brother.
[Charlie back at beach.]
[We see people at the caves moving rocks out of the way. Michael runs up with Walt and Vincent.]
MICHAEL: Wait. hujambo wait.
HURLEY: Jack's in there.
MICHAEL: Let me check it out before wewe start moving things around. If it's unstable. . .
HURLEY: Well, how do wewe know. . .
MICHAEL: 8 years of construction work. hujambo Walt, get back, man, I don't want wewe near the rocks, okay, and take the dog with you.
WALT: wewe guys need Mr. Locke.
HURLEY: Locke's out in the jungle killing stuff. Who knows where he is.
[Michael looks around at the cave.]
MICHAEL: Alright, this area here is load-bearing. We've got to dig where there's no danger of the ukuta buckling in on itself. Here, we dig in here so the ukuta doesn't collapse. Four at a time, kwa hand, until we can find some kind of shovel. We take shifts, and go slow. Whoever isn't digging should be clearing the rocks that we clear out and bring the water to whoever is working, okay. Let's move.
[Shot of Walt looking on, proud of/surprised kwa his father.]
[We see Kate and Sayid in the jungle. Sawyer enters.]
SAWYER: Hey.
KATE: What the hell are wewe doing here?
SAWYER: Easy. Just came to tell wewe something.
KATE: What makes wewe think I'm interested in anything wewe have to say?
SAWYER: [after a long pause] Just came to tell you, wewe were right about me that I don't help anyone but myself. Well, here I am, ready to pitch in.
KATE: You're here to help?
[Kate and Sayid walk away.]
SAWYER: Hey, wewe act anymore surprised and I'm going to get offended.
[Shot of Locke skinning the boar, au ngombe and Charlie enters looking bedraggled.]
LOCKE: Something wrong, Charlie?
CHARLIE: Yeah, Jack. He's a -- there's been an accident at the caves. Jack's trapped in a cave-in.
LOCKE: Is anyone trying to get him out?
CHARLIE: Yeah, there's a bunch of people there now.
LOCKE: Then why aren't wewe with them? wewe didn't come here to tell me about Jack, did you?
CHARLIE: [looking like he going to cry] I want my stash, Locke. I can't stand feeling like this.
LOCKE: Come here. Let me onyesha wewe something. [They walk to a plant with a cocoon on it]. What do wewe suppose is in that cocoon, Charlie?
CHARLIE: I don't know, a butterfly, I guess?
LOCKE: No, it's much zaidi beautiful than that. That's a nondo cocoon. It's ironic, butterflies get all the attention; but moths -- they spin silk, they're stronger, they're faster.
CHARLIE: That's wonderful, but. . .
LOCKE: wewe see this little hole? This moth's just about to emerge. It's in there right now, struggling. It's digging its way through the thick hide of the cocoon. Now, I could help it, take my knife, gently widen the opening, and the nondo would be free. But it would be too weak to survive. The struggle is nature's way of strengthening it. Now this is the sekunde time you've asked me for your drugs back [he holds the heroin up]. Ask me again and it's yours.
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[Shot of people moving rocks. Michael struggling at the opening, then something gives.]
MICHAEL: Hey, we're through, we got a hole.
HURLEY: Jack? Jack? Can wewe hear me, Jack? Come on dude, answer me.
[Sounds of moaning.]
HURLEY: I hear him.
BOONE: [to others behind him] He's alive.
HURLEY: Jack, bro, wewe okay?
JACK: I'm pinned. I can't move. I can't move.
HURLEY: [to Michael] What do we do? How do we get him out?
JACK: Charlie was with me.
HURLEY: He's okay. He made it out.
MICHAEL: hujambo listen, Jack, we're going to get wewe out of there, okay?
[Shot of Jack moaning and coughing.]
[Shot of Sayid, Kate, and Sawyer hiking. They reach the 'high ground' area.]
SAYID: We'll place the sekunde antenna here. [to Sawyer] wewe want to help?
[Sawyer nods, Kate pulls the antenna out of Sayid's pack and hands it to him. Sayid hands it Sawyer.]
SAYID: Attach this antenna up in that tree, as high up as wewe can.
SAWYER: Golly, thanks, boss. [He walks toward the tree].
SAYID: [in a lowered voice to Kate] Five o'clock. Watch for my flare, then it's your turn. I don't trust him.
KATE: Who does?
SAYID: I don't trust him with you.
KATE: I can handle him.
[Shot of Sayid leaving. Sawyer up in the tree.]
[Shot of people at the caves, Michael moving through the shot.]
MICHAEL: Okay, we can't safely make that tunnel any bigger, but since Jack can't get out, one of us is going to have to go in and un-pin him.
HURLEY: What, crawl through that?
BOONE: I think we need someone smaller.
JIN: 내 와이프가 당신들 때문에 위험에 빠지는 걸 볼 순 없어.
HURLEY: Dude, we don't understand Chinese.
MICHAEL: Korean, man. They're Korean.
CHARLIE: [off camera, entering] I'll do it.
HURLEY: Charlie?
MICHAEL: No, man. Look, you're still too shook up. I might be able to squeeze through. . .
CHARLIE: Hey, who's going to take care of your son if something happens. [he points to Sun] She's got a husband, [to Boone] he' got a sister. I'm alone here, no one on the Island. Let me do this.
[We see Sawyer sitting on the ground. Kate is standing with the bottle rocket, looking at her watch.]
SAWYER: Still ain't five, just like the last time wewe checked your watch.
KATE: I just don't want to miss Sayid's signal. Remember, I'll moto the flare, wewe set off the antenna.
SAWYER: I just thank the good lord I've got wewe here to keep reminding me.
KATE: It's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it.
SAWYER: So what is it about that guy -- Jack. [Kate sits down kwa Sawyer] What it is about him makes wewe all weak in the loins.
KATE: Do wewe try to be a pig, au does it just come naturally?
SAWYER: So, he's a doctor, right? Yeah, the ladies dig the doctors. Hell, give me a couple of band aids, a bottle of peroxide, I could run this island too.
KATE: You're actually comparing yourself to Jack?
SAWYER: [looking hurt] The difference between us ain't that big, sweetheart. I guarantee you, if he had survived a few zaidi weeks on this island you'd have figured that out.
KATE: What did wewe just say?
SAWYER: Ah, damn. Didn't I tell you? Word from the valley is Saint Jack got himself buried in a cave-in.
KATE: What?
SAWYER: Look at the bright side, now wewe have someone else to pity.
[Shot of Kate tossing the bottle rocket at Sawyer's feet and running off.]
[Shot of Charlie, Hurley, Michael back at the caves.]
MICHAEL: Listen, man, go slow. Try not to nudge any of the rocks around you.
CHARLIE: Anything else?
MICHAEL: Yeah, good luck.
BOONE: [handing Charlie water] Be salama man.
HURLEY: Good luck, Charlie.
CHARLIE: Alright, thanks guys.
[Shot of Charlie looking into the opening, then looking back at everyone. He starts into the tunnel.]
[Shot of Charlie after a gig. People shouting "Drive Shaft! Drive Shaft!" He goes into the green room. Liam is there, sitting on a kitanda with a girl on either side.]
LIAM: [to the girls] Everybody wants more, everybody wants to have a piece. All these people, they can't leave wewe alon when you're...
CHARLIE: Bloody hell.
LIAM: Hey, baby brother, grab a bird and sit down.
CHARLIE: [to a girl standing at the buffet table] Get out. [to another girl] wewe too, get out.
LIAM: Oh, I spilled on myself.
CHARLIE: [to the sekunde girl] Out!
LIAM: Out?
CHARLIE: [to the girls on the couch] Come on, now!
LIAM: Come back in five minutes.
[The girls leave the room.]
CHARLIE: Sound check, wewe missed sound check, wewe don't onyesha up for rehearsal. We've got a onyesha in an hour.
LIAM: [clearly high] Oooh, show. I like shows.
[Liam gets his drugs. Charlie looks on worriedly.]
CHARLIE: Alright, that's it. After tonight, we cancel the rest of the tour.
LIAM: What?
CHARLIE: We walk away.
LIAM: Are wewe off your head?
CHARLIE: We're walking away like we alisema we would if things got. . .
LIAM: Walk away and go where?
CHARLIE: Liam, you're killing yourself with this junk, you're destroying Drive Shaft.
LIAM: [yelling] I am Drive Shaft! Nobody even knows who the sodding bass, besi player is. This is it, Charlie -- end of the rainbow. wewe really think wewe can walk away? Then what, eh? Face it, if you're not in this band, what the bloody hell use are you?
[Liam staggers out.]
CHARLIE: Liam?
LIAM: Piss off.
[Charlie, devastated, alone. He goes and does the drugs Liam left behind. Crying.]
[Shot of Charlie squeezing through the tunnel. It starts rumbling and bits of dirt start falling. Shot of Michael and Hurley looking in from the entrance.]
MICHAEL: Charlie? Charlie move! Charlie?
[Shot of Charlie crawling as fast as he can to the opening cave-side. The tunnel collapses. Charlie finds Jack.]
CHARLIE: Hi. I'm... I'm here to rescue you.
[Jack smiles at him. Charlie smiles back.]
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[Shot of Hurley, Michael, Boone at the caves. Shot of Kate entering.]
HURLEY: I say we try again.
BOONE: We can't just leave them.
HURLEY: If we don't move, they're going to run out of air.
MICHAEL: Would wewe stop talking, I'm trying to think.
KATE: Where is he? Where is he?
MICHAEL: Kate.
KATE: Where is he? Where's Jack?
[Shot of everyone looking helpless, and they don't want to tell her.]
HURLEY: [nodding toward the now rubble-filled tunnel entrance] He's in there.
KATE: Does anyone know if he's alive? Is he alive?
MICHAEL: We don't know. Charlie went in there through a tunnel that we dug, but it collapsed.
KATE: Why is nobody digging? [she starts digging, the others follow].
[Shot of Jack and Charlie in the cave. Charlie is trying to get some leverage on the rock pinning Jack.]
CHARLIE: Okay, one, two, three. [He moves the rock, Jack yells out in pain, and holds his shoulder]. Sorry, Jack. Sorry. wewe alright?
JACK: My shoulder's dislocated.
CHARLIE: [looking terrified] What?
JACK: You're going to have to pop it back in.
CHARLIE: No, I can't.
JACK: I need your help on this, man.
CHARLIE: I can't do it, Jack.
JACK: Yes wewe can. Yes wewe can.
CHARLIE: Okay, what do I -- what do I do?
JACK: Take my hand. . .
CHARLIE: This hand? Okay, okay, wait, okay, okay [Charlie positions himself].
JACK: Now, when I tell wewe to, pull as hard as wewe possibly can.
CHARLIE: Jack, I don't know, I don't, I don't. . .
JACK: wewe can do this, Charlie.
CHARLIE: Okay, okay, okay, okay.
JACK: Now.
[Charlie pulls his arm. Jack yells out, grabs his shoulder.]
[Shot of a wind chime on a porch. We see Charlie walking up to the door of nice house, and the door opens.]
LIAM: [off camera] Charlie? What are wewe doing here?
CHARLIE: A bloke can't pay his big brother a visit once in a while?
LIAM: Of course wewe can. Why didn't wewe call, wewe lunatic. [They hug]. What are wewe doing in Sydney?
[We see Charlie and Liam in the yard. Liam is pushing his young daughter on a swing.]
CHARLIE: It's all lined up, Liam. 8 weeks on tour opening for some band called Meat Coat. First gig's in Los Angeles. LA, Liam. This is a chance to get back on a label, a real one.
[Liam sets is daughter in a sandbox. Liam and Charlie sit down at a table.]
CHARLIE: This is our comeback.
LIAM: Charlie, I don't want to come back.
CHARLIE: Yeah, right. Well, here's the thing. They won't book Drive Shaft without you. So I'm asking as a brother, the way wewe asked me.
LIAM: wewe were with me the night I missed Megan's birth. wewe were the one I was stumbling around Dresden with trying to find a sodding fix. Oh man, you're still using, aren't you?
CHARLIE: Don't change the subject.
LIAM: That's why wewe haven't been returning my calls.
CHARLIE: Look, are wewe going to go on tour with us au not?
LIAM: wewe alisema wewe were going to get some help, man.
CHARLIE: I Lost your number.
LIAM: You're still a junkie.
CHARLIE: wewe did this to me. It was about the music. The music, Liam. wewe took that away from me.
LIAM: Listen, why don't wewe stay with us for a few weeks. Karen and me, we can get wewe help. Sydney's got some really good programs.
CHARLIE: Forget it. [He gets up and walks away]
LIAM: Don't go.
CHARLIE: Thanks for your help, brother.
LIAM: Stay, please. I'm just looking out for you.
CHARLIE: [angry] wewe never looked out for me. I have a plane to catch.
[Slow motion of Charlie walking away.]
[Shot of Charlie in the cave. His hand is shaking.]
JACK: How long has it been, Charlie?
CHARLIE: I don't know what you're going on about.
JACK: How long since your last fix?
CHARLIE: Almost a siku and a half.
JACK: How's the withdrawal treating you? Any hallucinations?
CHARLIE: Apart from the conversation I had with wewe about an saa zamani in the jungle, no, not really.
JACK: Why didn't wewe say anything? I could've helped wewe through this.
CHARLIE: Yeah, wewe think I'm useless, and a junkie to boot.
JACK: Useless? You're not useless. That took a lot of guts getting in here and trying to rescue me. I won't forget that.
CHARLIE: [ironically] For the rest of our lives?
JACK: At the rate we're using our oxygen in here, that won't be too long.
CHARLIE: This place, it reminds me of confession, those little claustrophobic booths.
JACK: I wouldn't have taken wewe for a religious man.
CHARLIE: I used to be. Hey, wewe want to hear my confession? Might take a while.
JACK: Hey, I'm no saint, either. [Charlie sees something] What's wrong?
CHARLIE: It's a moth.
JACK: A what?
CHARLIE: Right behind you, look. There's a bloody nondo in here. Look. [Charlie starts to follow it].
JACK: Charlie, what are wewe doing?
[Charlie is feeling around in the cave.]
[Shot of people on the outside pulling rubble away.]
MICHAEL: hujambo Kate, wewe need to take a break.
KATE: I'm fine.
MICHAEL: We've got enough people to dig. wewe keep going at this pace your going to kill yourself.
[Back in the cave.]
CHARLIE: There's light.
JACK: What?
CHARLIE: I can see light.
[Outside they are digging. Inside Charlie is crawling. Shot of ground outside. Then Charlie's hand comes up through the ground. Shot of people outside digging. Shot of Walt. Vincent barks.]
WALT: Hey, it's the doctor.
[Jack and Charlie enter. Kate gives Jack a huge hug.]
JACK: Ow, easy, my shoulder, careful.
HURLEY: How'd wewe get out?
JACK: Charlie, Charlie found a way out.
HURLEY: Dude, wewe rock.
[Congratulations all around. Shot of Charlie looking proud/happy.]
[Shot of Sayid as he looks at his watch. He says a quick prayer and lights the bottle rocket.]
SAYID: [to himself] Alright everyone, now it's your turn.
[Shot of Shannon laying on beach, pwani talking to a female redshirt.]
SHANNON: We're in Malibu part of the year, but the guys there are such idiots.
[We can hear the sound of the rocket exploding. The redshirt points to the sky].
SHANNON: [hurrying] Dammit! Dammit, dammit, dammit. [She lights the rocket].
SAYID: [seeing the beach, pwani rocket explode] Come on, come on, one more. Come on Kate. Come on.
[We see the third rocket go off.]
SAYID: Yes. Yes. [He gets the transceiver out of his pack and turns it on. The little screen says, acquiring signal.] Where are you? [The little screen says Receiving Signal] Yes!!! [The little screen shows a strong signal] Where are you? Where are you?
[We see movement behind Sayid. We hear some noise. Then Sayid gets whacked on the head with a big stick and falls to the ground unconscious.]
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[Shot of Hurley getting some water from the spring. He gives water to Charlie and Jack.]
HURLEY: [to Charlie] Dude, wewe feeling okay? wewe look a little. . .
JACK: Flu. He's got the flu.
HURLEY: Oh man, that's rough after all you've been through. Take it easy, man.
[Shot of Charlie looking gratefully at Jack.]
[Shot of Locke waiving a palm frond over the boar, au ngombe which is cooking on a spit. We see Charlie watching him.]
CHARLIE: I think I'm going to stretch my legs.
[Shot of Walt and Michael]
WALT: This place is cool. Can we live here?
[Michael looks over at Sun. She returns his gaze.]
[Shot of Jack looking at the fire. Then we see a rag being put over his head. Kate has brought him a sling.]
KATE: Made wewe something.
JACK: Awww. My very first sling.
KATE: How's that?
JACK: Good. Thank you.
KATE: So these are the salama caves you've been going on about.
JACK: This was a fluke. Michael checked out the integrity of the rest of the caves and gave them an okay. So you're heading back to the beach, huh?
KATE: Sayid should be back there kwa now and if his plan worked then. . .
JACK: Then we're one step closer to getting off this island.
[Kate looks down (thinking about getting off the Island).]
JACK: Thanks for the sling, Kate.
KATE: You're welcome.
[Locke brushing the boar. Charlie walks up.]
CHARLIE: Give them to me.
LOCKE: This is the third time. Are wewe sure wewe really want them?
CHARLIE: I've made my choice.
[Locke hands the drugs to Charlie. Charlie looks at them and throws them in the fire. Locke smiles.]
LOCKE: I'm proud of you, Charlie. Always knew wewe could do it.
[Charlie looks up and sees a moth.]
