1. It is a hundred years ago.
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2. Jean and Nadia escaped from the sinking Nautilus.
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3. Together with Marie and King, they drifted ashore on a desert island.
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4. They had been living comfortably on the Nautilus.
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5. Now they have to live on their own.
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6. Nadia loves the thought of living on a desert island.
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7. She thinks she can live her whole life there,
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8. because she doesn't know anything about the terrible power of nature.
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9. Just what is she thinking?
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10. Lincoln Island
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11. Lincoln Island
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12. What's that?
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13. What is it, Nadia?
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14. Marie's still sleepy.
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15. Wake up, everybody! Your eyes will melt if you sleep too much!
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16. We had such a hard time yesterday.
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17. We're going to live on this island from now on.
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18. We must change our living schedule.
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19. We must name this island first.
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20. I've been considering it.
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21. What is it?
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22. Lincoln Island!
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23. Lincoln Island?
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24. The name of the American president who liberated the black slaves?
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25. That's right. And this inlet is the Captain's Creek!
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26. Captain's Creek?
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27. Because the captain's cabin drifted ashore here?
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28. That's correct! And the beach over there will be Namaki Beach!
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29. Namaki Beach?
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30. After Nadia, Marie and King?
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31. That's right!
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32. Why didn't you include my name?
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33. Namaki is after Nadia, Marie and King, isn't it?
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34. Why not my name?
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35. Then... NaJaMaKi Beach...
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36. It's hard to say.
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37. Oh well! We'll get used to it soon.
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38. Right, King?
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39. I think there are more important things to worry about than names.
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40. You don't have to use the names if you don't like them.
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41. What's happened to you? You don't seem to be the same Nadia.
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42. Jean, I became a new girl after deep consideration last night.
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43. I won't worry myself anymore. I won't get angry either.
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44. I've cast off my old skin and become a better person.
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45. I'm no longer the Nadia you knew.
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46. Yes! I'm Nadia of the Southern Island!
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47. I've outgrown the pupal stage and am now a butterfly!
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48. Good morning, Mr. Shearwater!
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49. Good morning, Mrs. Bunny!
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50. Good morning, animals of the forest!
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51. Nadia, did you bring us here just to say that?
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52. What do you mean?
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53. We have lots of work to do.
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54. We have to remove everything from the captain's cabin.
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55. We should prepare to survive until help arrives.
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56. I have decided to live without science or civilization.
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57. So we don't have to do what you've said.
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58. From now on, I'm going to live with the forest and nature.
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59. Goodbye, Jean!
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60. What's wrong? Nobody's following me.
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61. Well, I'm going even if I have to go alone.
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62. She's acting funny!
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63. What is this?
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64. This thing? It's a seawater distillation apparatus.
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65. You know we can't drink seawater.
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66. So we boil it.
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67. The salt remains here.
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68. The boiled water becomes steam,
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69. condenses back into water, and drips down into this basin.
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70. The fresh water is then ready to drink!
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71. Well? Isn't my invention amazing?
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72. Well, how much is ready?
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73. Jean! Jean!
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74. Hurry up! Hurry up!
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75. Hurry up, won't you?
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76. Jean, we can see a ship!
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77. What's that?
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78. Jean, you don't believe in the power of nature or animals.
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79. If you stay on this island, you'll regret for the rest of your life
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80. that you believed in science.
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81. This can't be!
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82. Where's Marie? And King?
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83. Goodbye, Jean. We'll live happily with nature.
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84. Wait! Take me with you!
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85. Wait for me!
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86. Goodbye!
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87. Wait! Wait for me!
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88. Nadia! Wait for me, Nadia!
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89. Don't leave me alone!
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90. It was a dream?
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91. Jean, a ship!
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92. I made this for just such an event!
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93. I made it for an opportunity like this.
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94. What's wrong, King?
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95. Nadia!
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96. Geez...
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97. She's such a stubborn girl.
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98. Nadia...
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99. Nadia...
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100. Nadia...
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101. Oh, this is very convenient!
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102. I wonder who invented this.
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103. It's amazing.
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104. You didn't know about can openers, Jean?
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105. Everyone on the Nautilus knew about it.
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106. Geez!
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107. It's because you don't help your mother.
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108. Right, King?
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109. Anyway, we don't have to ask King to open the cans anymore.
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110. Now, let's eat!
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111. How can I
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112. open this thing?
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113. What are these?
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114. These are what the Oriental cultures call chopsticks.
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115. They're pretty handy if you're used to them.
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116. You'll get skillful with your fingers too.
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117. If you're used to them?
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118. Handy things make your life more comfortable.
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119. I don't need gadgets!
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120. I have the guts from my training in the circus to help me win!
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121. Thanks for the food!
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122. Nadia's late.
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123. There's nothing to eat out there.
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124. She should come back.
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125. Yeah...
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126. You're like a husband waiting for the wife to come home.
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127. We must find food ourselves from now on.
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128. These were the last ones we brought from the captain's cabin.
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129. How about the cans of food I found?
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130. Those are too old. The covers are swollen.
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131. That means it's rotten inside.
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132. Really? Darn it.
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133. Are we going to have fish for lunch?
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134. If we can catch some.
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135. I wish I could eat some meat.
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136. But there's a very scary spirit in the forest.
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137. Wait and see!
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138. I'll never give up!
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139. We can't catch a thing.
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140. He did it!
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141. Great, King!
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142. You did it!
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143. Why did you do that?
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144. It was big!
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145. Big... big... big!
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146. Oh! I got it!
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147. Big fish are in the offing!
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148. How I envy you, Jean.
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149. You have something to play with.
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150. This isn't a toy, Marie.
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151. It's an encyclopedia.
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152. This book tells about everything in the world from philosophy to space.
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153. There's also a book of important people, and one of maps too.
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154. Say, Jean, will you make me a toy?
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155. Later, okay?
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156. Oh, I'm so bored!
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157. Say, King!
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158. Let's play Shiritori!
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159. Okay, I'll begin! Let's see, "Marie", so "ii"!
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160. Ii... Iinyah!
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161. Well, then how about ice cream?
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162. Minyah!
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163. Oh? Almond!
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164. Dinyah!
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165. Iron, oh wait that ends in "n".
So, how about apricot?
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166. Tsunyah!
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167. Asparagus!
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168. Sunya!
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169. Apple pie!
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170. Inya!
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171. Abalone!
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172. Nyah!
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173. Ant!
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174. Tinyah!
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175. Auk!
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176. Amazon!
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177. You don't play fair, King!
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178. Every word you say ends with "nyah"!
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179. You're no fun!
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180. Let's play, Jean! Okay?
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181. Later, okay?
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182. I want to play now!
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183. Later, later.
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184. Got one!
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185. It's a big one!
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186. Wow! It's huge!
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187. HUGE!
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188. A ship!
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189. Third time's the charm!
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190. HEY!
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191. We're over here!
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192. HEY!
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193. HEY!
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194. HEY! HEY!
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195. Let's stop, Marie.
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196. Why?
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197. Nadia won't leave.
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198. What a pity.
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199. They say it's always the fish you lose that's the biggest.
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200. More destruction of nature.
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201. A ship?
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202. We made a big haul!
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203. Geez, and I had a hard time drying this out.
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204. Help me! Somebody!
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205. Help me!
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206. It's Nadia! She's being pulled out to sea on the captain's cabin!
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207. It's no use! I'm going to be carried away by the ocean!
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208. Please, animals of the forest, help me!
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209. Please, fish of the sea!
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210. Why? Why doesn't anybody help me?
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211. Jean...
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212. Nadia!
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213. Nadia!
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214. That was very dangerous, Nadia.
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215. That's why no fish came to help me.
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216. You caught all of them!
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217. But...
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218. We couldn't help it!
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219. We'd starve to death if we didn't!
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220. Marie...
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221. The fish understand that!
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222. Why were you in the captain's cabin?
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223. Jean, you brought the hologram with you for me.
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224. It's very important to you, isn't it?
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225. Thank you.
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226. I'm sorry. I was selfish.
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227. I guess I'm awfully stubborn.
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228. We can't live alone with nature.
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229. In order to remain human beings,
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230. we must make things in order to live with nature.
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231. Two hundred million years ago, it was the reptilian age on Earth.
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232. They changed the environment to suit their own convenience.
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233. They proliferated enormously and finally destroyed themselves.
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234. Just like human beings now.
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235. So, we must find the science if we're ever to coexist with nature.
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236. Reptilian blood is cold, but human blood is warm.
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237. I want to believe not just in science, but also in human beings.
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238. Jean...
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239. What?
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240. What's wrong?
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241. Look at this.
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242. Marie has written it.
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243. When did she do this?
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244. My name is Marie.
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245. I was born on April 10, 1885, in Marseilles, France.
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246. But I don't remember anything about Marseilles,
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247. because we moved to Mahar in the Cape Verde Islands.
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248. Papa and Mama died there,
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249. but I'm okay because I'm not alone!
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250. Nadia is my sister.
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251. She gets angry easily. She has so many likes and dislikes.
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252. She says she can talk to animals, but I haven't seen it yet.
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253. But I love her so much!
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254. Jean is Nadia's husband.
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255. They are always fighting.
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256. When I call it a lover's quarrel, they get angry.
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257. Isn't that mean?
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258. Jean is always making funny toys,
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259. but he always says "later" whenever I ask him to play with me.
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260. He doesn't get angry as easily as Nadia.
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261. I love him so much!
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262. King is my husband.
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263. He was Nadia's boyfriend first, but I stole him away from her.
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264. He says he loves me more.
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265. We love each other so much.
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266. Even though he acts a little bit old for his age, I love him so much!
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267. What is this?
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268. I have so many likes and dislikes, and get angry easily?
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269. She's right.
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270. Jean!
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271. See? You just got angry!
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272. I'm not angry yet!
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273. I know I am mischievous, precocious,
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274. careless and sentimental.
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275. But everybody loved me when I was in the circus!
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276. Geez, don't be so snooty.
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277. To be continued
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278. To be continued
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