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The next day, the plan is put into action: at the time of the census, the 3rd classes take out all the weapons they could tinker with and fall right in front of the poor guards who actually have no more bullets (what a shame that no one thought to just put the protein bars through a trapdoor and leave them in their droppings). So they hit their muzzles and then, with the help of their battering ram (which Curtis climbs onto, probably to make the maneuver more difficult, he must like to piss off), pass through the security doors and beat up everyone in their path until they arrive at the local prison.

So, the opportunity to open the cells, which are actually more or less morgue drawers containing guys in stasis, but who wake up like flowers, and gracefully, please: not a single ache. They must have been sentenced to lifelong yoga. Minsoo, the security expert, is quickly released, and even if he doesn't speak English, it's a good thing, the corner is crawling with universal translators that we left there, whoops. Things are done well. Minsoo, however, is not the grateful type to be out of his prison. : first of all, he wants to get b2b email list his daughter Yuna out of stasis, which is good because she's in the next drawer, hop, up. Yuna is already an adult, I should point out, since we'll come back to the age pyramid of this train later. Then, Minsoo explains that he's willing to help our heroes, but not for free: he wants to be paid in Schnoof, the train drug made from old chemical waste. That is: he'll get one dose per open door. Ready?

No, wait, not ready.

First, I'd like to make a point: every time our heroes are about to move forward on the train, they talk about the next car. And at first, they even shot the train with protein bars. So, every time they move forward one car, we get a scene. So, calculating the length of the train is easy: again, we'll talk about this again to really show how much the production insists on its ability to wallow.

The proof is in the picture: here, Curtis explains to Gandalf the sequence of carriages using protein bars to make it clear that no, there is no ellipse, the whole train is only a few carriages long, look grandpa, I made a plan.
Now that that's out of the way, we're ready. The next car isn't just any car: it's the one that makes protein bars.

Inside, there is only a 3rd class who had been requisitioned as a worker and who shows Curtis the raw material of these bars: these thousands and thousands of insects.