- Em, it hurts.
- All this dust, you've
gotta be sure to drink.
Otherwise you get dried up.
- Is that what happened
to everyone else?
- What?
- Dry up.
- You know
that I don't know.
- Well, how do
you know I dry up?
- It's just
like everything else,
if it doesn't stay
wet it gets dry.
That isn't good for us.
We die like everything else.
- So, everyone else did dry up?
- I suppose.
- Where do they go
when they dry up?
- Ah, probably
just blow away.
- That's it?
- I don't know.
Quit asking me, and
help me find some food.
What's wrong?
Leif, are you gonna
cough up again?
Well come on and
stop fooling around.
- Whoever lived here...
They dried up.
- No, no, it's okay,
that's, that's just dust.
See?
It has just started
blowing in from outside.
There's nothing to be scared of.
Come on leif.
We found somewhere else
that might have some food.
Go for it.
What does that say?
- Summer dress sale.
What if we could fly?
- What?
- What if we could fly?
We could get wherever
we're going a lot faster
and get up real high and
see what's ahead of us.
- When was the last time
you drank something?
- Uhm, lunch?
- Drink some more.
That'll do you a lot more good
than wishing you could fly.
- Where are we going anyway?
- West.
- Just west?
- Yeah, I figure it's as
good a direction as any.
Maybe we'll even see
some winged people.
- Really?
- No.
Probably more of the same.
Nothing.
- Maybe something.
- If we haven't seen anything
by now, we'll never will.
So don't get your hopes up.
It's more important
you focus on surviving.
Okay?
- Yeah...
- Close your eyes
and get some rest.
You'll need it.
- All right.
I found this cool book.
"The wonderful wizard of oz".
- It's been a while you
had something to read.
- Yeah, I've been
waiting 'till I found
something that looked good.
- Does it
have any pictures?
- Mostly words, a few drawings.
- What's an oz?
- Mmm.
- Ah!
- What?
- I think
i just got stung.
Let's get outta here.
- How bad does it hurt?
- Ah, it
hurts but I'll live.
One sting won't kill ya,
but if you got swarmed
you could be a lot worse.
Why don't you read it out loud?
- Dorothy lived in the midst
of the great Kansas prairies,
with uncle Henry,
who was a farmer,
and aunt em, who was
the farmer's wife.
Their house was small,
for the lumber to build
it had to be carried
by wagon many miles.
There were four walls,
a floor and a roof,
which made one room,
and this room contained
a rusty looking cooking stove,
a cupboard for the dishes,
a table, three or four
chairs, and the beds.
Uncle Henry and aunt em had
a big bed in one corner,
and Dorothy a little
bed in another corner.
There was no cellar, except a
small hole dug in the ground,
called a cyclone cellar,
where the family could go
in case one of those
great whirlwinds arose,
mighty enough to crush
any building in its path.
It was reached by a trap door
in the middle of the floor,
from which a ladder led down
into the small, dark hole.
Today, uncle Henry
sat upon the doorstep
and looked anxiously at the sky.
From the far north they
heard a low wail of the wind,
the long grass bowed in waves
before the coming storm.
There now came a sharp whistling
in the air from the south,
they turned their eyes
that way, they saw ripples
in the grass coming from
that direction also.
"There's a cyclone coming,
em." Called uncle Henry.
"Quick, Dorothy!"
Screamed aunt em.
"Run for the cellar!"
When she was running
halfway across the room
there came a great
shriek from the wind,
and a strange thing happened.
The house whirled around
two or three times
and rose slowly into the air.
The north and south winds
met where the house stood,
and made it the exact
center of the cyclone.
In the middle of a cyclone
the air is generally still,
but the great pressure
of the wind on
either side of the house
raised it up higher and higher,
until it was at the
very top of the cyclone,
and there it remained
and was carried
miles and miles away as easily
as you could carry a feather.
It's a place!
- Huh?
- Oz!
After the cyclone, Dorothy
ended up in this place
where the grass is bright green
and there's color everywhere.
And she was greeted by
these people called...
Munchkins!
And a witch, a good witch.
But there are bad witches too.
One was killed by
Dorothy's house,
and the other, well that's
the wicked witch of the west.
- Witches?
- Yeah, there are four of them.
Two good, and two bad.
Anyway, Dorothy's on
this trip, like us,
but she knows where she's going.
- Where's that?
- The emerald city.
There's a wizard there
that'll help her get home.
- Are you hungry?
- Oh, and what's a desert?
The good witch kept saying that
ozland is surrounded by one.
- It's a lot worse than this.
Pretty much all dirt.
- Have you ever seen one?
- When I was
little, with my dad.
Are ya hungry?
- Yeah, a little.
Do we have a home?
- This is it, we're humming
through it every day.
- No, I mean a real home.
Is that what we're looking
for, where we're going?
- We don't need a home.
Just food, water, and
a means to survive.
Continuing to live is
all we can hope for.
- We can't live forever.
Then what?
- Then that's it.
- We dry up...
- Yeah.
Hey...
Quit worrying thinking
about it so much.
We'll keep on surviving and
enjoy life while it lasts.
Ready?
Touchdown!
- You know who
could live forever?
The scarecrow.
A farmer made him out of straw,
and put him on a pole in
the middle of a field,
so he could scare away crows.
He doesn't need to
eat, drink, or sleep.
He doesn't have
any brains though,
he's gonna go find the
wizard to get him some.
- There's no such thing
as a man who doesn't have
to eat, drink or sleep.
Or one that can walk
and talk with no brains.
- There is in ozland.
- Ozland isn't real, it's
just something someone
made up to entertain people.
- I know.
But, what if?
She's pretty.
- Thanks.
- You'll like this part,
Dorothy and the
scarecrow found this man
called the tin woodman,
he got caught out
in the rain so he was all
stiff, but they found some oil
and oiled up his joints so
he could move and talk again.
Uhm, here!
Then I made up my mind that
instead of living alone
I would marry, so that i
might not become lonely.
There was one of
the munchkin girls
who was so beautiful that I soon
grew to love her
with all my heart.
But the girl lived with
an old woman who did not
want her to marry anyone.
So the old woman went to the
wicked witch of the east,
and promised her
two sheep and a cow,
if she would prevent
the marriage.
Thereupon the wicked
witch enchanted my ax,
and when I was chopping
away at my best one day,
the ax slipped all at once
and cut off my left leg.
- Ouch.
- Yeah, every time
he swings his ax,
he cuts off another
piece of his body,
so he has to go to a...
A tinsmith, to get a
new one made outta tin.
But I little knew how
cruel my enemy could be.
She thought of a new
way to kill my love for
the beautiful munchkin maiden,
and made my axe slip again,
so that it cut right
through my body,
splitting me in two halves.
Once more the tinsmith
came to my help
and made me a body of tin.
But, alas, I had now no heart,
so that I lost all my love
for the munchkin girl,
I suppose she is still
living with the old woman,
waiting for me to
come after her.
- That's sad.
- Yeah, but he's gonna get
a new heart from the wizard.
- You should get some sleep,
you've had none since our break.
- "I shall take the heart,"
returned the tin woodman.
"For brains do not
make one happy,
"and happiness is the
best thing in the world."
- Hey, don't go too far.
- I won't.
- Hey leif, I think
it's time we get moving.
Leif?
Hey leif?
- I got you.
- Where were you?
You scared me, don't
ever do that again.
- Really, I scared you?
Ah, that's great!
Dorothy met a lion in the woods,
he would roar to scare people,
even though he was a coward.
- A coward?
- Yeah, it's somebody
who's scared of everything,
so they scare other people.
I heard this strange noise,
so, I got a little scared
and went to go find you, but,
I must've went the wrong way.
And the noises got louder, so
i turned around and roared.
It was only a bird
though, an owl maybe?
I sure scared it,
, and you.
- That's not funny.
- Emri, I'm sorry, i--
- it's fine.
I'm just glad you're all right.
Come on.
Leif, let's go.
Leif, are you all right?
Stay right there!
- Hello?
Are you alive?
- Leif?
Leif are you all right?
What is that?
- Is...
Is it a tin woodman?
- That's just a story.
- Then what is it?
- Are you hurt?
- It looks like a man.
Nobody got here in time to
make sure he didn't rust up.
I'm sorry.
- It's, it's just a story leif,
it's not real.
I think that's the way out.
You really should
be more careful.
Can't be fooling around
and getting yourself hurt.
- We wouldn't have found
them if it hadn't happened.
- It was nothing.
It's like when you see
a face in the clouds,
or in the bark of a tree.
It just looked
like a man to you.
- You thought it looked
like a man too, didn't you?
- Yeah but, I bet I wanna
find some other people
just as much as you have,
we both just what we
thought, looked like a man.
If it was real it would've
had bones or something.
- Not a tin woodman.
- Leif, those don't exist!
- How do you know?
- Because I've never seen one!
Neither one of us
even heard of one
'till you started
reading that book.
You're just seeing
what you wanna see.
I found a map.
I think there's some
bigger cities west of here.
We could probably
find some supplies.
Do you mind helping
me read some of this?
I'm sorry about earlier.
Tchk, tchk,
tchk, tchk...
Whoa, ah!
Tchk, tchk, tchk...
Ah!
Dang witch!
Tchk, tchk, uh, ah!
Tchk, tchk, oh!
Grah!
The wicked witch has won!
Now I'll never get
the love of that girl
that I've longed for.
What will I ever do?
Oh, hi good sir.
Scarecrow I see.
Would you be so kind as to
hand me those metal legs,
so I can walk again,
and those metal arms
so I can be back at my best?
Ah, thank you, thank you.
If you could just
put the legs there
and the arms here.
I'm whole again!
Now we can go get me a heart
so that I can find love.
And for you, Mr.
scarecrow, some brains.
- I already have brains.
- We'll get you
even more brains!
What does that say?
- Min...
Minneola.
What's there?
- I don't know, but
i think we're here.
So if we keep going
west, we should find it.
- You should learn to read.
- Is it hard?
- It was a first,
but, it gets easier.
Here, try this.
- Maybe some other time.
Why don't you read a little
more, then go to bed?
- So, Dorothy, the scarecrow,
the tin woodman and the lion,
are going through this
dark forest to get to
the city of emeralds, and
they have to cross this river
on a raft, but, the raft
gets pulled down the river.
"This is bad." Said
the tin woodman,
"for if we cannot
get to the land,
"we shall be carried
into the country
"of the wicked
witch of the west,
"and she will enchant
us and make us slaves."
"And then I should get no
brains." Said the scarecrow.
"And I should get no courage."
Said the cowardly lion.
"And I should get no heart."
Said the tin woodman.
"And I should never get back
to Kansas." Said Dorothy.
What's your favorite color?
- I don't
think I have one.
- Me neither,
munchkins like blue a lot,
and everyone in the
emerald city likes green,
because the whole city
is completely green.
- Have they made
it to see the oz yet?
- Not yet.
What would you ask for,
if you got to meet the oz?
- That's tough.
I'm not sure.
What would you ask for?
- I'd ask to see my mom again.
And for him to make her okay.
- She taught you how
to read, didn't she?
- Yeah, every night.
She used to say that it was
something not worth losing,
because we had already
lost everything else.
Things were a lot different
when she was younger I guess.
She never talked about it.
She used to say that, when
i was older I would know.
I guess she was wrong
because I'm older
and I still don't know.
She didn't dry up
like everyone else.
She just wouldn't wake up.
Then I went to go find help.
But there was no
one, like always.
I couldn't find
my way back home.
It wasn't where
i thought it was.
- I know
what I'd ask for.
- What?
- Comfort.
- Comfort?
- Yeah.
I'd like to not have to
worry about surviving.
I mean we do now, but,
it'd be nice to be able to
not have to worry so much.
Then we could focus
on other things.
- Like what?
- It's like...
Nothing in the world matters
except this one thing,
and this one thing
is all that you need.
But, you can't see it,
you can't touch it.
But I know that it's there,
and that it exists.
But I haven't found it yet.
- Well, I'm sure
the oz can help.
- Yeah.
I'll think of a color then.
- Mine's green.
I just wish there
was more of it.
What is that?
- What does that say?
- Ter...
"Terroris".
What does that mean?
- I think terror
is like being scared.
- It's someone
who scares people.
A scarecrow.
- I guess so.
- So scarecrows are real.
And you can't say that we
aren't really seeing this.
This is really something!
Oh, a real scarecrow.
Was a scarecrow.
- He was burned.
- Why would anyone
start a fire near him,
knowing it could kill him?
- They may have
done it on purpose.
- Why?
- Just like that witch I guess.
Some people are just evil.
- What do you mean?
- My dad always
used to say that,
"evil is waiting at every turn,
"and evil is what will
stop you from surviving.
"You have to recognize the evil
"and find a way to overcome it."
- So, evil killed
this scarecrow.
- I'd say so.
- How much further
'till minneola?
- Uh, we should be
there by tomorrow.
Did you get enough to eat?
- Yeah, I wasn't that hungry.
What was that?
- Sounds like wolves.
- Wolves?
- Yeah, they won't
bother us though.
- Are you sure?
- Of course.
Fire will keep 'em away.
I'm better at it anyway.
- "I am oz, the
great and terrible,
"who are you, and
why do you seek me?"
"I am Dorothy, the
small and meek,
"i have come to you for help."
"I am only a scarecrow,
stuffed with straw,
"i come to you praying
that you will put brains
"in my head instead of straw."
"I am a woodman,
and made of tin,
"therefore I have no
heart, and cannot love."
"I am a cowardly lion,
afraid of everything,
"i come to you to beg
that you give me courage,
"so that in reality I may become
"the king of beasts,
as men call me."
And the voice said:
"Bring me proof that
"the wicked witch is
dead, and that moment
"i will give you your courage,
"the biggest and kindest
and most loving heart,
"such good brains
that you will be
"the wisest man in
all the land of oz,
"when you call tell
me she is dead,
"i will send you back to
Kansas, but not before."
Wow!
What is this place?
- Some kind of store I guess.
- What are these things?
I'm okay.
Don't worry em.
I'm not gonna cough up.
- What'cha got there?
- I wanna go, don't you?
- Where is it?
- It's in minneola.
At royal land.
Can we go?
Guess it's not as much
fun with no one around.
- What did you expect?
- I can imagine it.
A great lion, a not
so cowardly lion,
roars, and...
A woman with a beard,
, like yours!
Screams in terror, as the king
of the beasts stands proud.
And a man, spits
fire from his mouth.
And a dog...
Balances a ball on his nose.
And munchkins, emri look!
There are munchkins,
they're real!
There's so much we don't know.
What if this book is the
answer, clues to what happened.
- Or it's just a story
based off some real things.
I can see some small
people existing.
Ain't nobody munchkins,
it's just small people.
Walking and talking men made
out of straw and tin, witches,
and all that other
stuff, it's just made up.
- Okay, what about
this, witch hunt?
Witches have to
be real at least.
- I don't know.
What if there's more to
this world than we know?
What if ozland really exists
and that's where everyone is?
Maybe everyone there
hasn't dried up.
The streets are
golden, yellow brick,
and there's color and life,
and all sorts of
wonderful things.
- And wicked witches?
- Maybe not, maybe
Dorothy and them kill her.
I haven't gotten that far yet.
And what if the wicked
witch did all this?
What if she's no longer in oz?
You said that evil
would do something
like burn the scarecrow.
- Yeah, but I was just saying.
- But, if it is true, then
there must be a great wizard
who can give us that one
thing we really want.
- Yeah that would
be nice but how are
you gonna get to ozland?
- We can find a way.
- Listen, imagining or
dreaming things is fine,
but don't let it get in the way.
You can't forget what's
really around you.
Things you know are certain.
- I can't help it.
Are we still heading west?
- Yeah, we've been
going west a long time.
- Since before you
got the bee sting?
- Yeah, and a while before that.
- I didn't tell you the
last part that I read.
Dorothy and them leave the
city to go kill the witch,
and they head west, and as
they get closer the witch
sends animals to go kill them.
The witch sent bees,
and not just bees,
she sent wolves
and she sent crows.
The other night we were
surrounded by wolves
and the fire must've
protected us.
Now there are these crows.
- Leif, crows can't kill you.
And that bee just stung me,
and those wolves, they could've
killed us if they wanted to.
I just made up the
part about the fire
to make you feel better.
- You mean we
could've been eaten?
- Nah, they wouldn't
wanna eat us.
Let's get moving.
- No.
If ozland is real, then
the witch must be too.
I think she's the reason
everything is all dried up.
She's the evil
that did all this.
- In the book did Dorothy
and them kill the witch?
- Yeah, but--
- and didn't Dorothy
kill the only other one,
so there shouldn't be any left?
- But we don't
know that for sure.
- Exactly, we don't know
any of this for sure.
So let's go.
- There could be another witch!
One like the wicked
witch of the west.
And she's sending these
things as we get closer.
The only thing she hasn't
sent is flying monkeys.
- You're joking.
Leif there's no such
thing and you know it.
- I don't know it.
I didn't know that
munchkins exist.
Or scarecrow, or tinman.
So why can't there
be flying monkeys?
Those will kill us.
- I'm outta water.
And you don't have
much left either.
We'll die of thirst long
before some monkey kills us.
Now grab your stuff and lets go.
Can you check and see if
you can find some bottles?
It's getting really hot.
We're gonna need to
carry more water.
- Yeah.
- Did you find anything?
- I just found one.
- Yeah, okay,
guess that'll have to work.
- I'll do it.
- You sure?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Guess I'll take a break.
Thanks.
- Y'all filled up?
- Yeah.
And uh, here's the extra.
Do you have room to carry it?
- Yeah, I can take it.
Have they made it
to see the oz yet?
- I haven't read that part.
- I'm not that tired, do
you wanna read some of it?
- Not tonight.
Emri?
Emri?!
Emri!!
- Leif, are you all right?
Whatever it was, it
was just a dream.
- The witch sent it.
- No problems, it
was just a dream.
- It flew right at me.
- But you're okay now.
Is it because we're going west?
- Do we have to go that way?
- I don't guess so.
Thought it was a good idea
for whatever reason but...
I don't want it to be like this.
So, if going in another
direction will fix that,
then that's what I want.
- Really?
- Of course.
You're all I got.
And I'm all you got.
We won't survive any other way.
We'll go another way.
- Maybe you'll find that
thing you were looking for.
You know what that says?
"Home is where the heart is".
If that were true, the
tin woodman shouldn't
have had such a hard
time trying to find his.
- I think it means
something different,
home is like a place of comfort.
- Did you and your
dad have a home?
- Yeah we had a
little place in the woods.
- Do you
remember where it is?
- Nah, I survived behind
but it seemed like the
animals got fewer and fewer
until I had to leave.
I couldn't remember where
it was now if I wanted.
- Do you ever
wanna go back home?
- You mean the one
i had with my dad?
- Yeah.
- With him gone it
wouldn't be a home.
- Maybe you need
to find a new home.
- That would be nice.
- I wish I could meet the oz.
So I can go back home.
And see my mother again.
Maybe you can ask for a home.
And that other thing you wanted.
- Maybe so.
- It's so hot.
- Drink something.
- I think I need a break, em.
- Yeah, i
could use one too.
Have you ever seen an oasis?
- Emri.
Emri wake up.
- What?
- Hey!
Hey!
- Help, help, help, help!
- Hi!
I'm leif, this is emry.
I can't believe you're real.
A real life tinman!
What's your name?
- Ain't
nothing of your concern.
Loi, my name is loi.
- Hi loi!
Where are you going?
- Help, find help.
- For what?
- Where'd you come from?
- Home, it is my
primary function.
- Home, where's that?
- Gone.
- Do you know Dorothy, the
scarecrow, the cowardly--
- eddy, Andy and
Abby, help, find help.
- What happened?
- Emergency personnel needed
at 615 Ace colonial Avenue.
- What happened?
- Bright flash, fire
immediately followed.
- The witch did it?
- Witch?
- Witch.
- Which way?
- Yeah, witch.
- That way!
- West?
- Yes.
Help this way.
- The witch did it.
- Can you help?
- I'm sorry, I...
- Loi wait.
Please wait, loi!
- Do not interfere!
- Loi wait!
Wait loi!
- Do not interfere!
- I'm sorry, I had to do it.
- I know.
I didn't want him to hurt me.
- I'd never let him
or anything else hurt you.
- What should
we do with him?
- My dad did his best
to help me survive.
He teached me to
able to help myself.
Then one day he got real sick.
A lot like your mom I guess.
There was nothing i
could do to help him.
He knew it.
We didn't know of
anyone else so he said
for that reason, I had
to make sure I survived.
Even though he couldn't.
Day before he passed,
he made me promise to bury him.
He said it was something
people used to do.
So the next day,
I found him with no breath
and no more beat
left in his heart,
and I put him in a
hole in the ground,
and covered it with dirt.
I guess we should
do the same for him.
- Yeah.
I think we should.
- Leif, leif?
- It's so hot.
- Have you been drinking?
- Yeah.
- Let me see.
Leif why haven't you been
drinking more than this?
- We don't have a lot left.
I didn't wanna use it all up.
- Drink the rest of this,
we have the extra
bottle remember?
We can refill yours later.
Feeling better?
- Yeah, I am.
- Drink when you get thirsty.
I know we don't have a lot,
but, I promise we'll find more.
- Hi...
- Did you hear that?
- I'm coming in
just a minute, I promise.
I always have about
three or four...
Hi, this is Dee.
I've left this message in the
hope that it reaches someone.
I know there has to be
more of us out there.
My friends and I have
a camp, east of here,
about 10 miles.
We have water,
food, and shelter.
There are four of
us, including myself,
but, we would happily feed more.
If you get this
message, head east
and look for the brick building.
There's a red x in the window.
We hope to see you.
- Can you believe it?
- I can.
- There's someone else,
and she sounds so beautiful.
Dee.
I can't wait to meet her.
- So, we are going?
- Of course!
- The tinman was
right, we found help!
- Am I imagining this?
- Not at all.
What if she really is Dorothy?
- You know what, she could be!
- Really?
- Yeah, I, i
couldn't explain loi
and I never thought
this would happen,
so, why not?
Maybe you'll get to
meet your Dorothy.
- If you get
this message, head east
and look for the brick building.
There's a red x in the window.
We hope to see you.
- How do I look?
- What?
- Do I look good?
- You look the
same as you always do.
- Is that good?
- I guess so.
- Have you gotten
far enough to know
if they got their wishes?
- Not yet.
- Would you show me
how to read some of it?
- Really?
- Yeah, I'd
like to be able to.
- Let's start with something
you've heard before,
it should make it easier.
What's this word?
Do, dor...
- Dorothy!
- Lived in the midst of
the great Kansas prairies,
with un...
- Unc...
- Uncle.
- Uncle.
- Henry, who was
a farmer, and aunt...
- Em!
- That was an easy one.
Who was the farmer's wife.
Their house was sma...
Small...
- Small.
- There were four
walls, a floor, a roof,
which made one room,
and this room contained
a rusty looking cooking stove,
a cupboard for the dishes,
a table, three or four
chairs, and the beds.
Uncle Henry and aunt em had
a big bed in one corner,
and Dorothy a little
bed in another corner.
There was no garret
at all, and no cellar,
except a small hole
dug in the ground,
called a cyclone cellar,
where the family could go
in case one of those
great whirlwinds arose,
mighty enough to crush
any building in its path.
Will be there tomorrow?
- We should, I don't
think it's too much further.
- What do you think
she'll look like?
- I don't know.
Maybe red hair?
- My mom had red
hair, she was tall.
Maybe Dee will be tall too.
- Tall, short, red hair,
brown hair, either way.
Tomorrow we're gonna find
what we've been looking for.
I know we hadn't realized it
but this is what we both wanted.
I guess we have your
book to thank for that.
Are you feeling better?
- Yeah, I feel good.
- Good.
Drink up.
We fill up tomorrow and...
Maybe we won't have to
worry about that anymore.
Red.
Red's my favorite color.
And I wish there was more of it.
- Maybe
there soon will be.
More red and green.
Dee, are you here?
Dee?
- Hello?
- Em, come here!
Em, did they try--
- they're dead.
- There are three graves.
One of them might still
be alive, maybe it's Dee.
- With three dead there
wouldn't be anyone
to bury the fourth.
She's gone.
- Hi, this is Dee.
I've left this message...
- How are you?
- I'm okay.
Just disappointed.
- Yeah.
- What now?
- We forget about
this and move on.
We were fine before all this.
I shouldn't have let
myself get excited
and lead us all out
here for nothing.
- We couldn't have known.
We both thought
we could find her.
- It was a distraction,
one after another.
It's not helping us survive.
If anything, it's hurting us.
- We're surviving okay.
- For now, but we're
almost outta water.
I didn't see any
in there, did you?
- No.
- We got our hopes up and now
we're gonna pay the price.
- Em, I'm sorry, I know
how much it meant to you--
- just forget about it.
Now get up and let's go.
- Where are we going?
- Somewhere other than here.
I need to take a break.
We have to find something soon.
- Are there any creeks nearby?
- I don't know where we are.
I let myself lose track.
Leif!
Why didn't you tell
me you had these?
- I can explain.
- Were you just
gonna let us die?
Why would you lie about this?
- I was saving it.
- For what?
- The witch.
Dorothy and them used
water to kill the witch.
You said yourself that
evil is what would stop us
from surviving, so
i recognized that,
and I was doing what i
needed to do to stop it.
- You're an idiot.
You lied about the bottles
so how do I know you're
not lying about this.
I can't read.
For all I know you're
making all of this up.
The witch isn't real!
What is real, is you're
letting your stupid brain
come up with all this crap.
If there is some evil
that's gonna keep us
from surviving, it's you.
- Em, I'm so sorry, i--
- give it up, I have
had enough of this.
Dreaming and thinking
"what if" is fine,
but you're gonna
kill us over it!
- No, I'm not!
- We're not gonna
talk about the witch,
Dorothy, oz, or any of
that nonsense anymore,
do you hear me?
- You said yourself that
there's something out there
that you can't explain,
you can't touch it,
you can't see it, but
you know it exists.
That's what ozland is for me.
Why?!
- What?
- Why did you this?
- I did it for our own good.
- How am I supposed to
know if the oz gave them--
- I said we're not gonna
talk about this anymore.
Just be glad I didn't
burn the whole book.
- Leif, stop it!
Leif!
Stop, stop it!
Quit!
Calm!
Leif, calm.
I shouldn't have done that.
I know how much the
story means to you.
- Do you think the oz gave
them what they asked for?
- Of course.
- Do you really think that?
- They killed the witch
and did what the oz asked,
he had to keep his promise.
- I hope so.
- Hi, this is Dee.
I've left this message in the
hope that it reaches someone.
I know there has to be
more of us out there.
My friends and I have...
- I wanna go home.
- I hope you get there.
- It's just like Dorothy's.
- Yeah, I guess it is.
- Emri.
There's a cyclone coming in.
- A cyclone?
- It is.
They're real.
- We should get somewhere safe.
- There's a door to the
cellar underneath the rug.
- Come on leif, get in!
Leif I know it's amazing but
you need to get down here!
- This is my chance.
- Come on, don't be crazy.
- No, I have to.
- Leif come on!
- No, I'll be fine, you go.
- You don't know if it'll work.
You'll die.
- No, I won't.
- Leif, please.
- If I don't do this now,
I may never get home.
I'm going to ozland.
- Leif?
Leif?
Leif?!
Leif?!
Leif!
Leif!