Margot (Melissa George) is increasingly desperate to escape and protect her children from the life Allie has forced upon them. She hatches a plan to contact the U.S. government. She uses her daughter Dina (Logan Polish) to distract a local boy working on a boat so she can use a satellite phone.
Feeling the weight of his family’s trauma, Charlie (Gabriel Bateman) wanders into the jungle and discovers a group of poachers with caged animals. He attempts to free a monkey but is spotted after throwing rocks at the armed men. A tense chase ensues, further jeopardizing the family’s safety in their supposed "haven".
Some reviewers from sites like Leisurebyte felt the episode acted as "filler," with repetitive dialogue that did little to move the overarching narrative forward.
Margot (Melissa George) is increasingly desperate to escape and protect her children from the life Allie has forced upon them. She hatches a plan to contact the U.S. government. She uses her daughter Dina (Logan Polish) to distract a local boy working on a boat so she can use a satellite phone.
Feeling the weight of his family’s trauma, Charlie (Gabriel Bateman) wanders into the jungle and discovers a group of poachers with caged animals. He attempts to free a monkey but is spotted after throwing rocks at the armed men. A tense chase ensues, further jeopardizing the family’s safety in their supposed "haven".
Some reviewers from sites like Leisurebyte felt the episode acted as "filler," with repetitive dialogue that did little to move the overarching narrative forward.