Jane: Maybe some of you women could be weaving a blanket.

The children (together, starting to get up): I'll do it.

Jane: Right, we need to do that. We must be warm on the ship. And food, we'll need to take food with us.

Boy: Food, Food.

Jane: Women, you see to the blankets, and men, you must go and get food.

Jane (to group of three girls): And then take milk, take some milk, but also butter and cheese. That would be useful.

Jane (to Boy): Eighteen [in response to the question how many sheep he has]? But what about the other families' [sheep] -- where are we going to store them? Is the ship big enough for all that flock? (Boy nods.) Are you sure? Very well.

Jane: What have we decided to take with you?

Boy: Well, I, we are going to take bread that Matila has made.

Jane: And some some water. That is essential.

Boy: Yeah, and water. And the weapons. I will take some weapons, too.

Jane: You know, Brusi, you've been good to me, you've been a good leader and advisor to me. Some of the men are saying to me that they want to take the whole of their flock of sheep on the ship. I mean some of them are too big. Surely we'll have to leave some behind. What should we do?

Boy: If they're... we should, but the sheep, they can't stay in the village by themselves.

Jane: No, no, they can't. So what are we going to do with the animals we leave behind?