Where is Funeka?
- Where's Funeka? - Funeka!
- Mommy! - Lindani!
She's here.
It's okay, baby.
Ayanda!
Ayanda, we need to talk.
Evictions in Ilanga resulted in serious community unrest.
The fault is with the agitators.
And they are within the community,
these agitators.
They're standing in the way of progress.
And we cannot allow that. No.
We can't allow that.
Why did you tell Nkomo to start eviction knowing how delicate the situation is?
I told you that we had to do something.
- Now the red moon is... - There's no red moon!
It's an eclipse!
For the hundredth time!
Do you realize that because of the evictions that people have died?
I never told them that they should kill anyone.
That has nothing to do with me.
You had no bloody right to run and speak to Nkomo.
- I don't trust him. - So must I just leave our child to die?
Okay, Ayanda.
I... I will ask one thing of you.
We have to be careful.
People are going to be watching us.
So whatever you want to do...
please speak to me about it first.
This child was born during the red moon.
We must be sure to thank the universe for this new life.
This little one will have to stay here tonight.
It's important. So that she may receive the blessings
she needs for a good life.
Follow me.
I will teach you.
Once you gain your powers, the tree will die.
Thanks for your time, detectives.
No worries, thanks a lot. Thank you.
I think that will be all for now. We have everything we need.
So, detective,
what's going to happen now?
Sir, we're going to conduct our investigation.
We'll come back if we find anything.
As I've said, Mr. Gasa, the story your daughter is telling...
it makes no sense.
Alright, let's go.
Alright.
- Thank you, sir. - Thank you.
What did they say?
Listen my love, um,
there isn't a lot of evidence.
All they have is the motorcycle with the yellow stripes.
Did you tell them that we were attacked and that you saw the people's faces?
No I couldn't, my dear.
Not without telling them everything about the bracelet.
Well,
the people who killed our child won't be found.
- I know. - And you're protecting her?!
I'm going to find Funeka's killers.
You?
What are you gonna do, Ntsiki?
What are you gonna do?
Funeka!
The timing on this couldn't be worse.
People get killed there everyday.
This is different.
We have enemies in the community now.
They'll rile people up, put pressure on the politicians,
and the politicians will tell us to stop evicting people
because it'll look bad.
Everything will come to a halt.
We need to turn the period on this around very quickly.
I'll put a team together.
Did you know about your wife's connection to the dead woman?
Oh no, there's no connection.
I really don't think she even knows her.
- Baby? - This thing is worse than I thought.
The dead girl was part of your mentoring program.
What? I didn't know.
Listen, you need to stop whatever you're doing and go visit her family.
We have to pause on the evictions for now.
The investors won't like it but there's nothing we can do.
- Get a hold on this thing. - I'll go fix things with the family.
I'll send you the address.
- Okay. - Okay.
The chaos happening in Ilanga.
The red moon.
The artifacts being found.
It has happened.
Has The Brave One returned?
It's unbelievable.
We must be prepared.
We must gather all the artifacts.
I know where they are.
To gain the power you need to save your little boy...
you must bring those artifacts here.
We must find The Brave One before anyone else does.
Others are looking too.
My condolences.
How is Grace, Moses?
Grace is fine.
We have a healthy daughter. She was born yesterday.
Both of them are doing well.
Congratulations.
Funeka. You know she was important to us all.
You are so gracious, Mr...
Moses Gidaba.
I'm pleased to meet you, ma'am.
- Mm. My pleasure. - Let me put the food down.
Mr. Gasa
and you Mrs. Gasa,
sitting here with you, listening to people talk
all about Funeka, and my heart just,
it just breaks for this thing that happened to her.
I'm willing to do anything to help you.
Ayanda Mbatha of the Mbatha Foundation,
has pledged to pay for the funeral of the late victim.
Where is Nkomo?
Mr. Nkomo won't be joining us today.
He doesn't think it's the right time to work with the Mbathas,
after what went down.
But tell me...
Now,
how can I help you?
I need something stolen.
Mr. Nkomo
doesn't want to get involved right now
- doesn't want to work with the family of... - Fine, then I'll hire you.
I have someone for you...
The best at stealing things.
She was known and loved by us.
Ntsiki, who sent those men who came to the house and attacked you?
It's that woman I stole the bracelet from.
I swear to you, I'll keep the promise I made to Funeka.
I will return the bracelet I stole.
And then I'm gonna ask that woman why Funeka had to lose her life.
And then,
I'll go to the police and I'll tell them everything I know.
I'm coming with you.
Understand?
Sure.
I'm gonna get the bracelet, then we'll go.
- No, throw. - I know to throw nicely, brother.
Dont just throw...
Okay, gents.
- Huh, yes! - Yo, Vee.
Sure, sure.
Can I have that bracelet?
- Bracelet? - Mm.
Relax, we have company, why are you like this?
Hey, Ntsiki, what are you doing?
Ntsiki, what's going on?
- No, man, Ntsiki... - I told you I need
the bracelet, so what are you doing?
No, man. Relax, man.
- I found a buyer for it. - Look, I don't give a * about a buyer
- I said give me that bracelet. - Jeez,
You are crazy, man. I got a very good price for that bracelet.
- Ntsiki, piss off. - What? "Piss off"?
What do you think you're doing?
Hey, you dog!
- Don't make me beat it out of you! - Whoa.
Okay, I'm just locking up
so I'll be about 15 minutes late for lunch. Okay.
- Hey. - Sorry, we're closed.
Come back after two.
You?
- You stole my bracelet. - Argh, of course you know I did.
That's why you sent those people to kill me, right?
What? I didn't send anybody anywhere.
- It was you... - Shut the * up!
Piss off. Funeka is dead because of you.
Nkosi, what are you doing?
I swear, the security company promised me they would get it back.
- And that's all I know. Please. - Nkosi, let's go. What are you doing?
- I'm killing this *. - Nkosi!
Put the gun down, man.
Please, I don't know what you're talking about.
Please, I have kids.
Move, so I can kill this *!
Stop please, put the gun away! What are you doing?
Put down the gun, Nkosi, please.
Just put it down, please.
Put the gun down. I'll fix this.
Look, she doesn't know anything.
Let's go.
Lets go. Let's go! Eish.
Ayanda!
- Ayanda! - Er, she's gone out.
Oh, and where is my son?
Sleeping.
Did Ayanda say where she was going?
No, she didn't say.
- Can I get you something to drink? - Oh yes, please.
I got the guestroom ready for your mother to sleep in.
You know I forgot she's coming.
Uh, well, I didn't forget.
You didn't forget?
Ntsiki.
Wake up my baby. You're dreaming.
Wake up, baby.
I know you wish Funeka had lived,
not me.
I don't wish death upon you, Ntsiki.
I know you do.
Hey, Ntsiki.
Hey, what's up, bro?
- Are you well? - Look, um...
I want to apologize for what I did yesterday.
I...
I understand.
It's a lot, this thing.
But, I think I know a guy who can help us.
A knocks man.
He knows everything about everything.
He can help us to find those bikers.
What's wrong?
Or you wanna wait till the police to do something?
Promise me you won't do what you did yesterday.
I promise.
Cool.
Let's go.
Hey, Unam!
- Unam! - Hm?
Long time no see.
Listen man, we need to talk.
- Huh? - Come on, man, let's talk.
Yeah, let's talk.
Hey, what's wrong with you?
- You said you were helping me. - No, what the hell are you doing, man?
This guy stole from my cousin and bought drugs with it.
- That was such a long time ago. - Do you want me to beat you up again?
Oh, I'm begging you man, please. He's changed, I swear.
My sister, his fiancée, was murdered.
Please my brother, we need your help.
He's not who he used to be, please.
What do you want?
To find some bikers.
One bike in particular. It has yellow stripes on it.
A bike, you two? And the stripes are yellow?
That's what you have?
Sure, fine.
What must I do?
And then? What was he all about?
Yeah, all I can say is...
I have a past.
But Funeka helped me leave that life behind.
Who's gonna fight for us now?
Uh-huh, don't look at me.
I can't even take care of myself, yo.
Get in.
You're crazy, no way I'm getting in that car.
Is that how you speak to the person
who paid for your sister's funeral?
I heard you're a thief.
A very good one,
from the stories going round.
I won't sit here and listen to you talk crap about me.
You stole my friend's bracelet.
She says she didn't feel a thing.
I have a job for you.
If you refuse,
then I'll use all my connections to make sure you hear me.
And that your family, is the first to be evicted from Ilanga.
Get me these.
Don't even come with your useless talk.
- That talk won't work here. - Yeah, okay.
- Do you eat this at home, huh? - Ah, just play
- the game, man. - Do you eat this at home?!
Stop there!
Hey, you thief! Hey!
Stop that dog!
- Stop him! - Let's go!
Let's go! Don't let that thief get away!
- Stop! - Hey!
- Stop! - Come on!
- Stop her! - Stop, you!
- Hey, you! - Hey, stop right there. Stop!
Hey Albert, look over there by the traffic lights.
She couldn't have gone far, Albert.
Do you see anything?
Come on, let's go.
- There she is! - Hey, you thief!
Hey, stop right there, you bloody thief! Stop!
I want to thank you for your time.
The red moon is holy just like your child is holy.
You can't just come over here whenever the hell you feel like.
Why were those people here with a baby?
None of your business!
What's in the bag?
Ha, my niece!
We did it!
So you're planning to use them for yourself,
the power of the Brave One.
You were never gonna help me.
- The life of one child is not important. - This child is mine.
His life...
is everything to me.
I won't allow you to do this.
Ah, my uncle!
My uncle, ur, we don't need to be enemies.
Did you think that I was going
to share the power of The Brave One when I can
- have it for myself? - Ah!