02x01 - Running

[bunniefuu]

[LOW, EERIE MUSIC PLAYS]

[DISTORTED AUDIO] CROWD:
♪ Happy birthday to you

♪ Happy birthday to you

♪ Happy birthday, dear Zoe

♪ Happy birthday to you!

♪ Happy birthday, dear Zoe... ♪

- Hip-hip!
- ALL: Hooray!

- Hip-hip! Hip-hip!
- Hooray! Hooray!

[INDISTINCT CHEERING
AND APPLAUSE]

[WHERE'S YOUR HEAD AT
BY BASEMENT JAXX PLAYS]

[CHEERING]

[INDISTINCT CHEERING,
MUSIC CONTINUES]

[MUSIC AND CHATTER
FADE AND DISTORT]

[INDISTINCT LAUGHTER]

[TYRES SQUEAL, PEOPLE CHEER]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Get your feet off my
f*cking coffee table.

Hello, son.

You really should
keep your door locked.

Yeah, well, I'll be
sure to from now on.

What do you want?

A cup of tea would be nice.

Ah, isn't cheap port your drink?

I've been sober 17 years now.

Is that why you're here, part
of their 12-step bullshit?

Trying to make amends?

I'm here because
of your brother.

Richie's dead.

I told you, he'd come to see me.

Bet you pulled the
security tapes.

Yeah. Yeah, you saw him.

I saw the back of
some bloke's head.

Probably one of
your w*nk*r mates

that you did time with.

He's in trouble, James.

If he was alive,
he'd come to me,

not you.

He owes money to
some nasty pricks.

I set him up with a
cellie of mine for a job,

just to cover his debts.

But that went to sh*t.

Now he's disappeared.

I don't believe you.

They'll k*ll him
if they find him.

Your mother would've
wanted you to help him...

I loved your mother, James.

I've had 25 years to think
about what I did to her.

And to you and your brother.

I'm not the same man, son.

I don't care.

You care about Richie. And
he really needs your help.

He goes by the name
Richard Vogel now.

Fine. Thank you.

He needs our help.

Alright, off you go.
Good. Night, night.

[BREATHES HEAVILY]

[THUNDER RUMBLES]

MAN: Smells like
something died in here.

WOMAN: What are we looking for?

- Squatters.
- Seriously?

f*cking biblical out
there. Give 'em a break.

It's private property.

[THUNDER CONTINUES]

- Was this a music store?
- Nup.

It's where Valley Vibes
FM used to broadcast from.

Community radio station.

[METALLIC CLANGING]

[CLANKING]

[HINGES SQUEAL]

[SOBBING]

f*cking hell, Thorpe.
She's just a kid.

Hi, love. Can you
put that down for us?

That's it.

We're not going to
hurt you, alright?

Why don't you come
out here for us?

Jesus Christ.

My name is Samara.
What's your name, honey?

Daisy.

And how far along
are you, Daisy?

Seven months.

OK, well, why don't we take
you to the hospital, yeah?

Then we can just check that
everything's OK with bub, hmm?

Our shift's almost over.
Let's just take her home.

[DOOR BANGS]

[QUIETLY] Daisy...

Is the person who
hurt you still here?

[WHISPERS] No.

[INDISTINCT]

[BANGING CONTINUES]

This is the police.

- [GLASS BREAKS]
- Oh!

- THORPE: You alright?
- [CHUCKLES] Yeah.

It's just a tree.

This is the Moorevale Police.

Don't move.

Keep your hands
where I can see them.

- Thorpe...
- What is it?

Seal off the building.

This is a potential crime scene.

[PHONE RINGS AND BUZZES]

H... Hello? Mmm...

Hey, boss. You miss me?

WOMAN: [OVER PHONE]
You sound like sh*t.

- Thank you.
- [OVER PHONE] You've obviously

been using your
suspension productively.

Yeah, I've started a TikTok
and bought a sausage dog.

[OVER PHONE] No, you didn't.

You drank beer and
played Mario Kart.

You got a nanny cam set up here?

[OVER PHONE] You've been cleared
to return to operational duty.

- About time.
- There's one condition, though.

Have a seat.

You don't look like I expected.

Mm. Neither do you.

More Def Leppard
tribute band than cop.

- It suits you, though.
- Thank you.

I think.

Let's get to it.

- Why are you here?
- My boss made me.

And why is that?

Hopefully to get some good meds.

It says here an allegation
of excessive force

was made against you.

Oh, yeah, and that.

So, should we try this again?

Fire away, Sigmund.

Can you start by describing
the arrest in question?

He ran. I pursued.

The force used
was in proportion.

This isn't a hearing.

How did you feel when
you entered the scene?

There was a nine-year-old
with his throat cut

in the bathtub,

and a man in the next
room eating an ice-cream.

How would you feel?

Horrified.

But I wasn't there.

How did you feel?

I felt like cutting his d*ck off

and making him eat it
with his ice-cream.

But I didn't.

I arrested him.

After fracturing two of his
ribs and breaking his jaw.

Well, technically, I
didn't break his jaw.

The stairs did.

You've brought in violent
offenders without incident

in the past.

Do you think your father's
release from prison

could be having a
destabilising effect on you?

Well, he k*lled my mum.

So, surely I'd be a
little more messed up

if I wasn't angry
that he was out.

Your anger is rational.

But you carry a loaded weapon.

So I need to be sure
you're in control of it.

Have you had any contact with
your father since his release?

Nope.

How long have we got left?

[EXHALES] 53 minutes.

Mm. 52 minutes.

[GROANS]

Hey, hey, hey.

Returning to duty, sir.

Welcome back.

What did you see in the
inkblot, butterfly or bat?

I've always found those things
quite sensual, actually.

Oh, gross.

You know you need to
keep attending sessions

as a condition of your
return to operational duty?

Yes, yes, yes. Apparently,
on the fifth session,

I get a free coffee.

Please, James.

Take this seriously.

I fought for you.

It could actually help you.

You know what
would help me more?

Have a look at this.

Up in Moorvale.

Zoe Jacobs, missing since 2003.

Local area command think
they found new evidence.

Thanks, boss.

[SIREN BLARES]

Whoopsie.

James Cormack.

Hi. [CLEARS THROAT]

Sorry, Senior Constable
Samara Kahlil. Hi.

[CHUCKLES]

Sorry about that, Sarge.

Boss is away, but he said
that I'm to assist you

in any way that
you need on this.

Let's have a look-see, shall we?

Yep.

What makes you so
sure that's Zoe's bag?

Oh. Well done, Sherlock.

She disappeared with
this bag in 2003

on the night of
her 21st birthday.

She hasn't been seen since.

How long has this
place been abandoned?

Since 2004.

They found asbestos in the roof.

The owner lives in Sydney.

He left it empty as a
tax write-off ever since.

So, um...

- What happens now?
- Well...

Forensic will examine...

the scene... and the bag.

And if they can confirm
that it's Zoe's bag, then...

we'll reopen the case.

Don't envy you,

picking at the scabs of
other people's trauma.

If we can give some
answers to Zoe's family...

maybe finally they can move on.

And besides,

sometimes it feels
good to pick scabs.

[HEAVY MUSIC PLAYS INDISTINCTLY]

Samara!

Samara.

Sam!

- Hey, Zo!
- [MUSIC QUIETENS]

I didn't think you
could come tonight.

I snuck out. It's
your 100th show.

- I couldn't miss it.
- I really love you.

How was the protest last week?

Inspiring. Check this out.

Holy sh*t!

When did you get that?

In Brisbane. After the march.

I want to hold on
to that feeling.

By getting a pigeon
branded on you?

It's a peace dove, you idiot.

[LAUGHS] It looks great, Zo.

Hey, Cody.

What the f*ck have
you been up to?

Training, for that
race in England

where they chase a cheese
down a hill. [LAUGHS]

I got a job picking
strawberries.

- What about the pub?
- I'm still there.

This is extra.

- Did you show her the pigeon?
- [BOTH LAUGH]

You would have got one too, if
you could have hacked the pain.

Sorry, Zo. It looks dope.

- Come here.
- Go away. You're stinky.

[SNIFFS] I smell like
a Springsteen song -

sweat, diesel, minimum wage.

Gross.

You're going to clean yourself
up before we start, right?

Ah, I need food.
Didn't get a break.

Um... I'll get it. You wash.

I'm not spending three
hours in the studio

with an arse armpit.

Oh! [LAUGHS]

[BANGING]

- Hey, Zoe.
- Hey.

Oh. Romance is in the air.

Someone left it in my car.

Sounds like you have
a secret admirer.

I'm not surprised.

Careful, you'll strangle it.

- Ooh.
- Yeah, I'm fine.

SAMARA: Zoe!

Sam, do you know Joseph?

He does the Blues and
Roots show on Thursdays.

Yeah, we met. Cody
said to hurry up.

Oh, sh*t.

[MUSIC PLAYS FAINTLY]

Hello, music nerds.

- You're listening to Cody and ZeeJay.
- Hey, hey.

We have three hours
of rock and indie

coming at you till 2,
with huge news today -

the Big Day Out Festival
line-up announced.

The Strokes, Dandy Warhols,
Muse and loads more.

To get you amped,
we'll be playing songs

from the Big Day
Out acts all night,

so get your requests in.

Speaking of requests,

I got one earlier, on the email,

from your number-one fan,
deepblue32@yahoo.com.

This better not be another poem.

It's a song dedication.

One I'm sure will
soften your hard heart.

[LAUGHS] You're an idiot.

CODY: "I want to dedicate
Here Is Gone, by Goo Goo Dolls

"to my ZeeJay." [LAUGHS]

"I'm not the one who broke you

"I'm not the one to fear

"I'll lay a thousand
roses at your feet..."

f*ck, Cody, quit it.

[SILENCE]

I'm flattered.

But unfortunately, they're not
playing Big Day Out this year.

So let's try something

from an Aussie festival
favourite instead.

[INTRO TO MONSTERS BY SOMETHING
FOR KATE PLAYS FAINTLY]

♪ I was hanging upside
down from the overpass

♪ Waiting to discover
something about the world... ♪

Here you go, volume 100.

- You guys were good tonight.
- Thanks, Ra!

I'm not looking forward
to listening back to

my random Noel Gallagher
impression, though.

What was with that?

[IMITATES NOEL GALLAGHER] I
was being a right bellend...

- [ALL LAUGH] - I still can't
do it. I still can't do it.

You sound like Thomas
the Tank Engine.

I'll take that.
Ringo Starr, baby.

[LAUGHS]

- What?
- Ringo.

Was the voice of Thomas
and the Fat Controller.

That's why their theme
song is such a banger.

[ZOE AND SAMARA LAUGH] We
should do a mash-up of it!

With some hard house.

Like the Fat Controller
versus Fatboy Slim?

Oh! Yes, yes.

We will take Tommy T all
the way to Ibiza, baby.

[LAUGHS] Or just like...

Tss, tss, tss,
tss! Toot! Toot!

[ALL LAUGH]

I'm busting.

Oh... I've got to go pee.

Then I'll take you home.

Sorry.

Have you guys found a place yet?

No.

Mum got back with Brad, so...

we're staying with
him for a bit.

- You can't.
- Mum says we've got no choice.

Well, there's a room free at
the Church St share house.

Can't afford it.

And even if I could, I'm not going to
leave Mum and the girls alone with Brad.

[DOOR OPENS]

WOMAN: Zoe!

[MEDIA PLAYS FAINTLY]

It's Zuzu!

- Bah!
- Yeah.

- Morning.
- Hi, Zoe.

Darling, can you finish the
cupcakes for your father?

Why does he get cupcakes?

No, it's an office
thing. Gita's birthday.

REPORTER: [ON TV] ...the end
of a turbulent day in Baghdad,

Iraqui protestors
attacking UN...

Well, that's enough death.

- How was the show?
- Good.

Zuzu, what did we say
about wasted calories?

MAN: Morning, sweetheart.

Hey, great show last night.

Who was that band
that you closed with?

Um, Kings of Leon.

- Mm.
- I knew you'd like them.

- Yeah.
- Why were you up so late?

Working. Have you
checked that quote yet?

Um, yeah. It was
a complete mess.

- f*cking Will!
- No! It's all fine.

I fixed it.

[INDISTINCT]

Right. Thank you.

I've gotta go.

Have a great day.

I'm going to bed.

- Can you help me clean up?
- I'll do it later.

Zoe, I have meetings
all morning.

Seb is sick again and... you
have to pull your weight.

[SNORT SOFTLY] Don't worry.

I'll be gone as soon as I get
the money Grandad left me.

Oh, that's great.

Maybe leaving this house will
force you to finally grow up.

[PLASTIC LOVELESS LETTER
BY MAGIC DIRT PLAYS]

♪ Sleeping with my nemesis

♪ Scattered on the quilt

♪ My hand is...

[THROUGH HEADPHONES] ♪
...always down my pants

♪ Guilt, guilt...

[LOUDLY] ♪ ...guilt

♪ Do you think
it's the right time

♪ Would it make it better

♪ Don't you think
it's the worst time

♪ To send you this
plastic loveless letter

♪ To send... ♪

JOSEPH: Zoe?

Hey.

What are you doing here?

I'm staying up at
Melody Foster's,

just looking after the
place while she's away.

How's the, uh, water?

- Warm.
- [CHUCKLES]

Oh.

The old, uh, yeah,
German approach.

Bold.

There's never anyone here.

And the birds
don't seem to mind.

Yeah, I bet they don't.

Hey, um, I've been
listening to your show.

- You and Cody are k*lling it.
- Thanks.

So, how do you know Melody?

We're old friends.

Yeah, she's nice. She lets
me park here when I run.

Cars get broken into
in the National Park.

Yeah. Yeah, she's cool.

Hey, um, she's got a
k*ller record collection.

You should come and
check it out sometime.

Would Melody be cool with that?

Well, yeah, I mean, she
said no parties, but...

as long as it's
just the two of us.

Sounds fun.

OK, can you turn around
so I can get out?

Right.

[WHISTLES TUNE]

Samara!

[CLICKS LOUDLY]

[SIGHS]

You were at Zoe's party.

Lookee, lookee.

You even made a
police statement.

Yeah, that's right.

You were best friends with her?

And you didn't think that was
important to mention to me?

[EXHALES]

Listen, I called that backpack
in. I followed procedure, right?

I'm going to assist you in
any way that you need, but...

Thank you.

To be perfectly
honest, Sergeant,

I wish that people would
just stop looking for her.

She clearly doesn't
want to be found.

What makes you think
she's still alive?

You read the case file.

The minute her
inheritance was released,

she emptied her bank account
and left a note saying goodbye.

And then her phone was active
in Brisbane a week later.

Well, the backpack suggests that

she never left Moorevale at all.

Well, that depends what's in it.

It's very unlikely that

anyone just leaves and severs
all ties with their family.

Yeah. But...

does happen, right?

Very rarely.

What makes you so sure
it happened in this case?

Everyone dreams about
what it would be like

to walk out on their
life and start afresh.

Zoe just had the courage
and the money to do that.

Sarge, forensic finished
up at the radio station.

There was no blood, nothing
to indicate foul play.

Backpack's ready for you.

CORMACK: Did you recover any
samples from the sleeping bag?

Multiple hair samples.

We also managed to
pull fingerprints

off several items
in the backpack.

We'll contact you
with the results.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hm.

[CLICKS PEN RAPIDLY]

B-lue backpack.

Tick.

[MURMURS] Wallet.

[SNIFFS]

So?

Was money in there?

Look who's all chatty
all of a sudden.

- It wasn't?
- Nope.

OK.

So, looks like she took

the one thing she needed
to start over, right?

Did Zoe ever mention why she
was withdrawing everything?

Pretty sketchy, carrying around


Zoe did not tell me why.

But she withdrew it all in
one go, over the counter,

so I assume she didn't want
people to try and locate her

through ATM transactions.

You ever thought maybe she
didn't take it out voluntarily?

Look, I'm going to go tell
the family that, uh...

we're reopening the case.
Do you want to come?

You know them. I thought
you might want to be there.

Thanks, but I'd rather not.

Alright.

[KIDS LAUGH AND CHATTER FAINTLY]

[CHATTER ENDS]

[DOORBELL RINGS]

Hi. Is this the residence
of Leo and Nadja Jacobs?

I'm Gita Jacobs.
Leo's my husband.

He and Nadja divorced years ago.

- Right.
- Who are you?

I'm Detective James Cormack.

I'm here regarding
Zoe's disappearance.

Leo, it's the police.

It's about Zoe.

Hi. James.

Have you found her body?

Thank you, Mrs Jacobs.

I'm, um...

sorry about the confusion.

It's not surprising
though, is it?

You lot have never been
very detail-savvy, have you?

It's fine, Detective.

[FAINT BEEPING]

So, um...

What makes you so sure
that your daughter's dead?

Well, she never
would have left me.

Well, there is evidence

that indicates that she
was intending to leave.

This letter, for instance.

"Dear Mum and Dad, I
can't stay here anymore.

"I need to follow my own path.

"Please don't worry about me."

[DOORBELL RINGS]

That'll be our dinner guests.

- I'll handle it.
- Thanks, darling.

Yeah, Zoe wanted to travel,

postpone real life.

But she never would
have cut ties with me.

She didn't leave, she was taken.
And I know who k*lled her.

NADJA: I know he's in there.

Who?

A guy that she worked
with at the radio station.

What guy?

Nadja, we didn't know
this was happening

or we would have told you.

Nadja.

Hi, I'm Detective James Cormack.

I'm reopening your
daughter's case.

- Sit.
- OK.

Sit down.

OK.

OK.

Why, why... Why would
you come here first?

I'm the one who's been looking
for Zoe all these years.

He just wants to forget
she ever existed.

I did not forget her.

I was busy raising our
son, who was still alive.

You know, the one
that you abandoned?

Is that what he's
been telling you?

He didn't even know
Zoe, he was barely home.

Jesus Christ,
you're unbelievable.

This isn't about us,

this is about catching
the person who k*lled her.

Zoe's not dead. Right?

You're delusional,
Nadja, you're unwell.

f*ck you.

I'm just not giving up
on her like you have.

That's because you're ashamed.

'Cause you drove her
out of this house.

- [BABY CRIES]
- LEO: I do what I can...

NADJA: You're not here,
you're never home.

LEO: You know why? Do you know
how much pressure I'm under?

If we don't win this tender,

we're going to
lose the business.

NADJA: We... We are
all under pressure.

LEO: Yes, I know we're all under
pressure. Would you like to...

- [WAILS]
- [ARGUMENT CONTINUES]

NADJA: You don't know how
hard it is for me here.

[MUSIC PLAYS]

[QUIETENS]

Yeah. That's better.

That's better, isn't it? Hm?

Oh, the new releases came in?

Apparently they
arrived last week,

but they got lost.

Lost, eh?

I'll be looking for your
stall at the market.

Please! I only
steal hearts, baby.

[LAUGHS] Right, should we go?

Yeah, I'll just grab my things.

Hey, can we swing
by my old place

and pick up that box
I need you to mind?

Yeah, sure.

What are we doing in here?

Have you been sleeping here?

I... crash here on Tuesdays
after my solo show.

I don't finish till three.
f*ck riding home then.

Hm. That's cosy.

Thanks for looking
after my stuff.

- Should only be a week or two.
- Long as you need.

You know, I know
this place is old,

but it's big.

I'm surprised your mum
decided to move in with Brad.

He should have
just moved in here.

We didn't decide to move.

We got evicted.

Brad's the last resort.

Mum tried talking
to the new owners,

but they were total pricks.

That's bullshit. You guys
have lived here forever.

Did they give you notice? You
know you could fight the eviction.

We're not lawyer people, Zoe.

I reckon the new
owners sensed that.

f*ck that.

Let me talk to my dad, he
can help us fight this.

It's already done.

I'll miss it.

It's a sh*thole.

But it was our sh*thole.

See you at uni on Thursday?

We could hang tonight.

Mmm, sorry, I've got
an essay due in Friday.

Politics and the media.

Just wing it.

Grab some videos.
It'll crash at yours.

I can't. I'm not as
f*cking smart as you.

I need to study.

No, you don't.

Just walk into a
job with your dad.

You don't even need uni.

Don't be a d*ck.
[TURNS OFF ENGINE]

You're not gonna work for Oxfam

or whatever you
THINK you want to do.

You'll take the money.
Like everyone does.

I didn't choose my family.

And having SOME
money doesn't mean

that I can't do something that
makes a difference in the world.

Yeah, it does.

You can't rage
against the machine

if you ARE the machine.

f*ck off, Cody.
[STARTS ENGINE]

[MUSIC PLAYS SOFTLY]

- Here you go.
- Thanks.

This place is so cool.

Yeah, Melody's an
interior designer.

What about you? What
are you studying?

Political science.

Right, so I could
be having a drink

with the future prime minister?

[LAUGHS] God, no.

Um, no. I want to do something
that actually helps people.

Right, like... like what?

Um... I would love
to work for an NGO.

You know, UNHCR, Oxfam.

Somewhere I can do some good.

Maybe see the world
along the way.

But my dad thinks I
should work for him first

to get some experience.

Doesn't sound like you want
to be a property developer.

Mm-mm.

I don't.

But I don't want to
disappoint him either.

So I thought I might just
go travel for a bit and...

avoid big life decisions.

I mean, people have been
disappearing forever

to find themselves.

But...

just promise me you
won't go just yet, OK?

We're...

We're only just getting
to know each other.

- [INDISTINCT SHOUTING]
- Hey, Will.

You hiding?

No point being hit
by a stray b*llet.

Oh... Don't know why she's so
f*cking pissy all the time.

She knows how much
pressure he's under.

Yeah, well, she's
under pressure too.

Seb's sick. She's doing
the books for the business.

My brother's not exactly
easy to live with.

How are you going?

I'm over this sh*t.

But I get my
inheritance in a week.

[LAUGHS]

And I reckon I might
take off, see the world.

- Yeah, yeah. Where to?
- Don't know.

As long as the road eventually
leads to Glastonbury,

I'll be happy.

LEO: same sh*t,
over and over again!

- [ARGUMENT CONTINUES]
- [SIGHS]

f*ck this.

Do you want to go
get some Chinese?

No, thanks.

Cody and I had a fight,

and this sh*t show's
making me realise

- how stupid it was.
- Mm.

Can I tax a couple of these?

- Hey!
- Jackpot!

You didn't see that.

- Yeah, I kinda did.
- Don't tell your dad.

- Can you get me some for my 21st?
- No way!

Come on! I'll just get
it from somewhere else

and I bet your stuff is better.

And safer.

[SIGHS] I...

I'll think about it.

- Thanks, Uncy Will!
- Yes. Yeah, yeah.

- You're the best!
- Go away.

Hi. Is Cody around?

Look at you.

Cody's not here.

But, uh, you can
come in and wait.

Want a drink?

Brad, babe.

Can you help me open
the pasta sauce?

Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hey. Hey, hun. Cody went out.

He had to get some stuff
from the old place.

Are you OK, Mandy?

Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

I'm just trying to get dinner
on for the kids, you know?

[BABY CRIES]

I'll tell Cody that
you stopped by.

Cody?

[GASPS SOFTLY]

I tried to reopen Zoe's
case for years, so, why now?

What new evidence do you have?

It's not her body, or you
would have told me, right?

It's not her body.

And I'm sorry that's all I
can tell you at the moment.

OK, so... she could
still be alive.

OK, I'm not an idiot.
I know the odds.

It's just, I can't just

shove her in a box
and forget about her,

like Leo.

If there is even the
slightest chance she's alive,

I have to hope.

Just here. This is it.

Home sweet home.

Well...

At least you don't get
Jehovah's Witnesses dropping by.

How long have you
lived here for?

About a year.

One day my rent went up.


happening everywhere.

Nadja, you old cougar.

- What?
- Val, he's a cop.

- Real or role-play?
- Shh.

Um, a real one.

Sorry.

- Disappointing.
- Val...

Um, I'll speak to you soon, OK?

Sure.

- Bye, Val.
- Bye.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER
AND LAUGHTER]



SAMARA: Yeah.

- Mm-hm.
- Thank you.

Do you know where Al's
Convenience Store is?

Um... Yeah, it was in the same
strip as the radio station,

but it closed down years ago.

Zoe went there the
night she disappeared.

Road-trip snacks?

Maybe, but the timeline's funny.

OK. This is Zoe's house.

This is the convenience store.

Hmm...

Hah. Radio station.

Service station. And...

Brisbane.

That's a tall building. OK...

You drive.

So, Zoe left her
house around 11.30,

after they cut the cake.

According to her receipt,

at 12.28 she went to
the convenience store,

but THEN she went to the
radio station with her pack,

presumably to crash
for the night.

BUT! But, but, but...

At 1.16 she went to
a service station

on the outskirts of town.

Huh. And THEN she
went to Brisbane.

We have her phone records.

But why would she
leave her bag behind?

Unless...

Only her phone left Moorevale.

ZOE: You're with Cody and
ZeeJay on Valley Vibes FM.

It's just hit 1am,

and we've had too much sugar.

So we're asking
the big questions.

CODY: Alright, my turn.

What would you rather fight -

a horse-sized duck

or a thousand duck-sized horses?

- [BOTH LAUGH]
- ZOE: Are you there with me?

- CODY: Yeah... Sure.
- ZOE: Duck-sized horse.

CODY: What? That's crazy!

ZOE: No way! You know,
ducks are hilarious,

and so are you.

So, I reckon you guys
could make friends

and we wouldn't have
to fight at all.

[RECORDING CONTINUES
INDISTINCTLY]

[PHONE RINGS]

Hello?

Hello?

[BREATHING OVER PHONE]

[BREATHING]

Zoe?

[BREATHING]

I know it's you.

Let me help you. Just
tell me where you are.

[BEEPING]