(Lilo, Stitch and Angel all walk into the living room and talk direct to the screen.)
Lilo: Oh! Aloha, cousins! I’m sure you remember us. I’m Lilo, and this is my dog, Stitch. And that’s Stitch’s girlfriend, Angel.
Stitch and Angel: Aloha!
Lilo: I gotta say, it feels so good to be back.
(Jumba and Pleakley then enter the living room.)
Pleakley: You got that right. I’ve been dying to show off the added highlights of my new wardrobe. It’s an automatically revolving work of house furniture! 8 sections, 4 rows to each, I had to use 2 whole sections just for muumuus and blouses.
Jumba: 1 section and an extra three rows! You are not that spruce. And, you are still wearing old orange dress and brunette wig you always used to wear.
Pleakley: Hey, there’s nothing wrong with still keeping to my old trademarked clothing. I don’t see you or Lilo changing your regular trademarked Hawaiian shirt, lab coat or red dress.
Lilo: Well, it’s my favourite dress, and it’s casual.
Stitch: Uh, Lilo? Soka to break up fashion debate but the floor is getting higher.
Pleakley: Hey, the roof’s getting lower as well! We’re trapped! It’s a trap, isn’t it? (He panics more and grabs Jumba’s shoulders.) The spikes haven’t appeared yet but they’ll be coming any moment! (He still panics and now grabs Lilo’s shoulders.) Or maybe worse! Maybe it won’t be spikes! Maybe it’ll be drills!
(Lilo moves his hands off her shoulders.)
Lilo: Calm down! It’s not a trap, it’s just black bars above and below us. That’s something a little different. It’s still our show, it’s just gone widescreen now.
Stitch, Angel and Jumba: Oooooooh.
Pleakley: Widescreen? I’m so confused, it still feels all so standard to me.
(Nani then enters the living room from the kitchen.)
Nani: I guess I better come and explain it all.
Lilo: Oh! Aloha, Nani!
Nani: Lilo was right, we have returned in widescreen, meaning you’ll get to see more of us and the beautiful island of Kauai on your screen.
Jumba: We are in “anamorphic" widescreen, to be precise.
Pleakley: Inyawhatsit?
Lilo: Anamorphic. It means if you have a widescreen TV, you don’t need to do anything. But if you have a fullscreen TV set to a letterbox picture, you’ll see us in between these black bars. But if you’re set to a widescreen picture, we’ll be re-sizing ourselves in a moment to fit your screen perfectly.
Pleakley: So more of you and me? Wow! I’m beginning to really like this widescreen trick.
(Jumba hands Pleakley a remote control.)
Jumba: Here. You can access settings using this.
Nani: OK. Now that we’ve explained it to you, once again it feels great to be back.
Stitch and Angel: Ih.
Lilo: Yeah! We hope you enjoy the show. Aloha!
All: Aloha!
Pleakley: Hey, what’s this button?
All but Pleakley: Pleakley, no!
(Pleakley pushes a button on the remote. There is a flash of light and suddenly everyone turns brighter colours and sticks out slightly.)
Pleakley: Hey… why do I look so prickly?
Jumba: You pressed high definition button.
Lilo: Yeah, we’re not in HD yet.
Pleakley: Oh.
(Pleakley presses the same button again, and all goes back to normal.)
All: Phew!
(Titles roll.)

       ACT ONE
(The episode starts at the beach, where Nani, David and Lilo are all surfing. David and Lilo are sharing a board, while Nani is surfing alone. Jumba, Pleakley, Stitch and Angel are all together on the beach. Jumba and Pleakley are talking to each other, where Stitch and Angel are sunbathing together, side by side, holding hands.)
Jumba: I am not liking this hot weather! Is too much radiance involvement in sky–blue skies.
Pleakley: Well I think it all bonds together perfectly.
Jumba: Ah, no! You come from planet of orbitrons. Your species will try anything so long as it is involving experimentation of new horizoning. Me, I’d rather be at home with my genius work, creating power-packed contraptions of the freshening of the air.
Pleakley: But you can buy those for like $8 at the hardware store.
Jumba: (chuckles) Not one I have my mind on.
(Stitch and Angel are now seen, with Angel’s head now resting on Stitch’s chest. He strokes her antennae with his left hand, but then suddenly lifts himself up and points to his right.)
Stitch: Oba tuga!
Angel: Gaba, buji-bu?
Pleakley: What’s he saying?
Jumba: 626 says that he has spotted experiment on this patch of island.
(Stitch sniffs around for a few seconds, then points to the north-east.)
Stitch: Okkey bakka!
Jumba: He says to go in that directioning! Come on, follow him.
(They all start running north-east. Feeling the burning sunlight, Jumba collapses screaming and covering his eyes in a matter of seconds. About 6 seconds later, Pleakley slips and lands his head in a bucket. Stitch and Angel continue running, but then they both stop. Stitch ducks and covers her head, while Stitch gets attacked by a tidal wave.)
(It is Nani that comes in on the board. She then slides it back into the waves towards David and Lilo. Noticing this and preparing, Lilo jumps from David’s surfboard onto the other one. She cheers as she rides down the wave opposite David. 8 seconds later, they both land on ground.)
David: (to Lilo) Hey, that practising going to good effect.
Lilo: Yeah. Did you see that, Nani?
Nani: Oh my goodness. Nice little jump, Lilo. You’re getting good at these solo moves.
(Lilo looks away, looking around for Stitch.)
Lilo: Hey Stitch, did you see that trick? Stitch?
(Stitch lifts himself up from the ground. He complains and staggers around for about 5 seconds.)
Lilo: What is it, Stitch?
(Stitch stands still and then spits some sand out of this mouth. Lilo opens her mouth to speak, but Stitch stops her.)
Stitch: Holgabah!
(Stitch puts his tongue up his left nostril and starts to lick inside. About 4 seconds later, he removes it, and a small bit of sand falls out from there as well.)
(Speaking in alien language, Stitch points to the north. Lilo turns around to notice a white experiment pod near to a local boy. He picks up the experiment pod and places it on top of his sandcastle. Stitch looks angry.)
Stitch: Cousin!
Lilo: But that’s impossible, Stitch. We caught all of your cousins.
(Angel taps Lilo on the shoulder, and turns her around to see.)
Angel: Ih! Cousin!
Lilo: Well, we have to get it off of him. Come on.
(Lilo, Stitch and Angel walk over to the boy.)
Lilo: Excuse me.
(The boy turns to notice them.)
Lilo: Did I lose something that went over here?
Boy: What did it look like?
Lilo: Like a golf ball but… lighter.
Boy: Oh well, I haven’t seen it.
Lilo: Hey, it’s right there!
(Lilo points to the pod, which the boy looks at.)
Boy: Hey, that’s a marble that I found! Now get lost!
Lilo: That’s no marble! That’s a very dangerous pod. You have to step away from it now!
Boy: You want it, you’ll have to get through me first!
Lilo: (calmly) So be it.
(Lilo, Stitch and Angel all nod their heads at each other, then look ahead. Slick music plays as Stitch angrily surrounds the boy. Angel then slides through the sand, and uses her tail to fire the pod in Lilo’s direction. She dives and catches the pod, and then the music ends as she gets up and looks at it. The boy then pushes Stitch away and looks at Lilo meanly.)
Boy: Hand it over.
Lilo: Forget it.
Boy: I said hand it over!
(The boy runs over to Lilo, grabs her fists, and tries to steal the pod from her.)
Boy: Give me the marble!
Lilo: It’s not a marble. Let… go!
(They both let go together and the pod soars through the air in a slow motion sequence. In normal speed, Lilo and the sandcastle boy chase after the pod, their hands high in the air.)
(As the pod nears the ground, the boy pushes Lilo down to the ground and pins her down. Then a big tidal wave shoots in over Lilo and the boy. They are both sent screaming, but when the wave settles, Lilo is not still on land.)
Stitch: Lilo?
Angel: Lilo?
(On land, Stitch and Angel look concerned, and dash off to alert the others. Meanwhile, the boy watches the pod dehydrate into a human figure, dressed in a black shirt, T-shirt and trousers, but not wearing any footwear.)
(He then wakes up slowly and, looking menacing, he sends the boy running off screaming. The man gets up and wonders where he is for a few seconds. He then takes a cigarette out from his pocket and puts it in his mouth, before taking out his lighter. Nani’s old boss Mr. Wong then walks over to him.)
Wong: Excuse me, sir! There’s none of that here, sorry.
(The man takes his still unlit cigarette out of his mouth.)
Man: Oh, come on! It’s been about three years and I’m desperate for one!
(A voice is then heard on an intercom.)
Voice: Attention people, this is a state of emergency. There’s a little girl about 3ft tall stuck in the ocean. We have just been notified a shark is swimming about the areas. We ask if everyone can get please remain calm, our team of professionals will handle the situation and hopefully get the girl out the water safely. Thank you.
(The man slides his sleeved shirt off his back, and throws his T-shirt off. He then throws them into Mr. Wong’s arms, along with his lighter and pack of cigarettes.)
Wong: What are you doing?
Man: That little girl needs help! I’ll be back in a minute; do not lose these!
(The man runs off and jumps into the sea. Mr. Wong grumpily throws the man’s clothes over his shoulders, and then walks through a large crowd over to Nani.)
Wong: Idiot! What does he think he’s doing?
Nani: Well, I think he’s about to go save that girl. And that’s what worries me. I don’t see Lilo anywhere.
(In the water, the man swims further downward. He sees Lilo, struggling to swim away. She then looks up and notices a mouth-open shark, and for about 5 seconds, panics. In dead silence, Lilo rests dead still, and the man swims further, trying to find them. Meanwhile on land, the large crowd stand anxiously. Still wearing the bucket, Pleakley bumps into many bystanders whilst trying to get through.)
Pleakley: Excuse me. Hey, watch it, lady. Will somebody tell me what’s going on? I can’t see a thing!
(Stitch jumps up on him and rips apart the bucket on his head.)
Pleakley: Nope, doesn’t help.
(Stitch jumps off him, and he and Angel run over to Jumba.)
Pleakley: Jumba! Jumba, what’s happening?
Jumba: There is a little girl in water being chased by shark, and there is a man trying to save her.
Stitch: Jumba!
Jumba: 626, what is it?
Stitch: Lilo! Sheema Dufeega! Sheema Dufeega!
(Long pause, Jumba now looks terrified.)
Jumba: Oh, no!
(Back in the water, the man keeps swimming around. 4 seconds later, he notices Lilo lying on a sharp rock, with a long cut on her stomach, not moving. The man then looks up to see the shark right above her. The man moves suddenly, and the shark charges at him.)
(The man grabs hold of the shark’s top teeth, and is pushed down the ocean. He then spends about 12 seconds wrestling the shark. Then a couple of harpoons are shot, and the man notices the professionals swimming down to him. He swims away as the shark is shot at again and taken down.)
(The man then swims back up the ocean, grabs Lilo, and brings her back up to the surface. The crowds of people start to chatter anxiously and move closer.)
Man: Everybody stay back! And just stay calm. Now rest assured, the shark has been taken care of and your ocean will soon be safe again.
(The man lays Lilo on the surface. He breathes in and out rapidly. The crowds all stand about 5ft back. He takes a towel from one bystander and starts to dry himself off and carefully dry Lilo.)
Bystander Woman: What about the girl? Is she OK?
Man: She’s gonna be fine, but she’s unconscious. Give her some air.
(Lilo slowly wakes up, and coughs a few times. The man sits close to her. It takes a few seconds for her to notice anyone. He passes the towel back.)
Man: Are you all right?
Lilo: Wha-what happened?
Man: You passed out. Do you remember anything?
Lilo: No… I, uh… who are you?
(Nani makes her way through the large crowds, trying to get to the front.)
Man: Whoa, slow down there.
Nani: (panicking) That’s my sister. What’s wrong with her?
Man: This girl’s your sister?
(Nani nods her head in agreement.)
Man: OK, come on through.
(Nani comes through the crowd with the man.)
Nani: Lilo! Lilo, it’s me.
Lilo: Nani?
Nani: Thought I’d lost you. What happened?
(Lilo struggles to answer.)
Lilo: I don’t know. I don’t remember. Things were all lolo for a minute and then I… I remember nothing. I don’t remember anything.
(Lilo then feels pain, and Nani looks to notice the cut on her stomach. It starts to bleed and Lilo starts to feel faint again.)
Nani: Oh my goodness. Lilo, you’re bleeding!
Bystander Man: What’s going on?
Man: She’s bleeding!
(The crowds of people start to panic and worry.)
Man: Everybody just calm down. Everything’s gonna be all right. Now does anyone know where the nearest hospital is?
Nani: There’s a really good one about a couple of blocks away.
Man: (to Nani) Great, you take your sister. I’ll be right behind you. (to the crowd) OK everybody, make way please, make way. Let her come through. Let her come through.
(Carrying Lilo in her arms, Nani walks through a path the crowd has made for her to pass. The man is close behind her, followed by Jumba, Pleakley and David.)
Wong: Wait a minute!
(Hearing his voice, the man stops for a split second.)
Wong: (grumpily) Take your things!
(Mr. Wong hardly throws the man his T-shirt, sleeved buttoned shirt and cigarettes. The man angrily puts his T-shirt back on and puts his cigarettes in his pocket. The man storms off behind the others, throwing his shirt on as he goes.)
(The scene now turns to space, in Galactic Control, where Reuben is in his room/office, navigating activity on different areas on his computer. Jumba’s old experiment container on his nearby desk then beeps.)
Reuben: Huh?
(Reuben then taps the old experiment container.)
Container: Warning. Experiment (beep) activated. Primary function: (2 second beep). (The experiment image is blurred.)
Reuben: (on speakerphone) Hey, Gantu! Can you come in here for a minute?
(Gantu promptly enters Reuben’s room.)
Gantu: What is it, Reuben?
Reuben: Well, you know that Lilo and Stitch found and placed all of my experiment cousins in their one true place. But now, the container’s just told me that an experiment’s just been activated.
Gantu: How can that be?
Reuben: That’s what I’m wondering.
Gantu: Unless…
(Gantu follows his own directions as he explains them here.)
Gantu: We plug the container into a USB port, insert that to the computer, and then scan Kauai for the most recent experimental activity.
(Reuben starts running a scan on Kauai as he and Gantu speak.)
Reuben: You’re actually convinced there are more experiments out there?
Gantu: I’m convinced there is a man under the name (3-second beep), somebody I know and haven’t seen for years.
Reuben: OK, the scan is underway. By the way, I made you some lunch. It’s in the galley.
(Gantu walks towards the galley as he speaks.)
Gantu: Did you remember I wanted double-dip on the mayonnaise today?
Reuben: Just the way you like it, G. Oh, and the scan’s finished.
(Gantu immediately walks back into the main room, holding and munching on one of his sandwiches.)
Gantu: And… what do you see?
Reuben: Jumba and Pleakley just ran into a hospital. They were following someone, I didn’t see who.
Gantu: Rewind and slow down your transmission.
(Reuben rewinds by around 10 seconds and slows down playback. Now, he sees Nani running into the hospital, holding Lilo in her arms, followed by the man, Stitch, and Angel. Gantu freezes playback and zooms in once on the man.)
Reuben: (astounded) It… can’t… be! He’s returned!
Gantu: Yes, he has!
(Both Gantu and Reuben smile greatly.)
Gantu: Welcome back, old friend.
(Back on Earth, at the hospital, Nani and the man sit next to each other anxiously outside the emergency room.)
Nani: You know, that was amazing what you did back at the beach. I have to thank you for saving her.
Man: Thanks, that’s OK.
Nani: Are you British?
Man: Yes, I am.
Nani: Really? What are you doing here? And whereabouts in Britain are you from?
Man: Uh, I don’t think I remember. I never brought it with my mum, she’s the English parent. And to be honest, I don’t know how I got here either. (Pause) So, you and Lilo, are you two close?
Nani: After our parents passed away, I’m the only human family she has. And I almost lost her once.
Man: Oh. Well, I can’t imagine how hard that must be.
Nani: It is hard to lose someone you love, but it is even harder when you have the fear of losing them, swirling around in your head.
Man: Oh, I’ve been there. I don’t really like to recall my past much and I still don’t know if I really am an orphan or not but… I’ve always felt like one.
Nani: Oh. (Nani reaches over and strokes the man’s hand with hers.) I’m so sorry. What happened? You don’t have to answer if you don’t want to.
Man: My father was a person I never knew. He was always caught up in his work, and then somewhere along the line, he wasn’t the same person that my mum married. Shortly after we discovered he’d changed, my mum disappeared overnight and I lost contact. (Pause) I’m sorry; I don’t think I'd like to continue.
Nani: Oh, it’s OK, I understand. I’m sorry. You OK?
Man: Yeah, I’m fine. Thank you. (Pause) I meant to ask, do you know Jumba Jookiba?
Nani: Yeah. Why?
Man: I thought it was him I saw walking behind us.
Nani: He’s my “uncle”.
Man: (confused) He’s your uncle? That’s… um… interesting.
Nani: How do you know Jumba? Are you a friend of his or something?
Man: Friend, yes, but more like a… son… stroke, project.
Nani: Don’t tell me. You’re not one of his experiments, are you?
Man: It’s a long story but, yes, I am. Actually, I’m half human and half alien experiment.
Nani: Wow. No wonder you don’t know how you got here.
(Nani and the man chuckle lightly between each other. A nurse then walks out of the ER.)
Nurse: Are you two with Lilo?
Nani: Yes, I’m her sister, Nani.
Nurse: And you are?
Man: I’m her rescuer. How is she doing?
Nurse: It’s definitely not a shark bite. The skin isn’t torn but it’s still a deep flesh wound. What we can’t work out is what she cut herself on.
Nani: How is she doing right now?
Nurse: She’s making a good recovery, but we can’t be certain if she’ll be fit to come home tonight. So I don’t know whether you two will want to stay here tonight or not. But don’t worry, she’s in good hands.
Man: When can we see her?
Nurse: She’s asleep right now. But if you’re going to stay, you can see her later.
Nani: OK. Mucho Mahalo.
(The nurse walks away past them both.)
Nani: Looks like I’m staying. What about you?
Man: Yeah. I wanna be sure that Lilo’s all right. And this incident requires more thought.
Nani: What do you mean?
Man: Well, the nurse was right about one thing: it’s not a shark bite.
Nani: Yeah.
Man: But I keep thinking somebody released that shark into those waters on purpose.
Nani: So do I. Sharks do not lash out at humans unless something really provokes them.
Man: I don’t know, it was a Tiger shark that I saved Lilo from. Sometimes they can mistake a human being for live prey, but even there I can’t definitely be sure. No one knows for sure why they sometimes attack humans in the first place.
Nani: That’s true. And even though it wasn’t a shark, what kind of object can penetrate the skin like that?
Man: Got me. Best chance I believe we have of finding our answer, still remains down at the bottom of the ocean.
(The man sits there deep in thought. Elsewhere, in space, Hamsterviel has just discovered the shark has been destroyed. He and the original Leroy are in separate cells, side by side to each other.)
Hamsterviel: Leroy, this is much displeasing! My creation has not been captured but assassinated.
Leroy: Boss, come on! You sent Sharkie out with the intention of being put down.
Hamsterviel: Sharkie?
Leroy: Fine! Experiment 791, but look, he was a poser experiment. You got him to pose as a shark; sharks get caught and put down every day. And he threw the little Earth girl into hospital, that’s quite an achievement. Now onto proper business. I’ve got my destination sorted, my route outside the building memorised…
Transport container: Receiving transport.
(Leroy opens the transport container and picks up a new container full of experiment pods.)
Leroy: … and I’ve got your cargo. Just gotta wait for the transport now.
Hamsterviel: Hang on, your ship has just pulled up outside your escape route. You’re good to go.
Leroy: I won’t let you down, sir!
(Leroy breaks through the wall of his cell and jumps through the hole. With the experiment container gripped onto his foot, he rapidly swings his way through the inside on numerous pipes, until he reaches the other end. He breaks through that wall and climbs out and into his ship.)
(Leroy’s new ship is dark red, and around 15ft long. He jumps in and quickly browses to discover his built-in kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. He then jumps into the pilot’s seat, and immediately powers the ship into hyper-drive mode. In a flash, he turns the ship around and flies down to Earth. He then contacts Hamsterviel on the installed phone.)
Hamsterviel: Ha, ha, ha! Call me back when you settle back into Earth!
Leroy: It’s a pleasure to work for you, master!
(Leroy hangs up, and accidentally knocks the container open. The containers and a number of experiments pods fall out the window.)
Leroy: No!
(Leroy quickly closes all the windows as around 100 pods rain down on Kauai. He continues to press on forward and fly straight into the ocean, taking his ship 50ft deep into the ocean, and then another 15ft below the ground surface before parking it.)
Leroy: Wow. A lovely, happy landing.
(Now back at the hospital, Nani, Stitch, Angel, Jumba, Pleakley and the man are all waiting in the main heart of the hospital.)
Nani: How long has it been?
(The man looks up at the clock. The time is 11 o'clock.)
Man: Six hours.
Pleakley: Oh, I almost didn’t ask you. Who are you?
Man: I’m sorry?
Nani: Yeah, you rescued my sister but, what actually is your name?
(The man opens his mouth to speak, but he doesn’t as the nurse enters.)
Nurse: She’s awake.
Nani: Oh, thank goodness.
Nurse: She is still in a fairly weak condition though.
Man: But we can see her, right?
Nurse: Of course. 3rd floor, 5th room on the left. Elevator’s right on the end.
Nani: Thanks. All right, let’s go.
(Nani, Stitch, Angel, Jumba, Pleakley and the man all head towards the elevator. The elevator arrives on the 3rd floor, and they all walk to the 5th room on the left. They all enter to find Lilo in bed awake.)
Nani: Lilo! Thank goodness you’re OK.
(Nani hugs Lilo gently for about 3 seconds. The man then walks to them and Stitch jumps up on the bed.)
Lilo: Hey, Stitch.
Stitch: You… well?
Lilo: I’m getting there. They said it’ll take about two days for the wound to really heal.
Man: Hey, I was beginning to worry about you a little.
Lilo: (yawns) How long have I been asleep?
Man: I’d say a good six or seven hours.
Pleakley: Hungry?
Lilo: Oh, yes. Please.
(Pleakley takes out a pineapple, and hands it to Lilo, who starts eating.)
Nani: So it’s not a shark bite. You relieved?
Lilo: Yeah, I am.
Pleakley: So what kind of wound is it then?
Lilo: It’s just a good skin cut, that’s all.
Pleakley: That’s funny, I don’t recall injuries of any kind to be “good” in the least bit.
Lilo: Oh, no! When I define “good”, I mean it’s long, quite a deep cut, and really painful.
Pleakley: OK, you’re scaring me. In fact, this whole place is starting to freak me out now.
Jumba: What is it freaking you out, my one eyed friend? Is it all the blood samples? The operating equipment? You had stitches, right?
Lilo: 26.
(He runs out off the room, panicking.)
Pleakley: OK, I need to get outta here! This place has no exits!
(He runs down the corridor screaming for 6 seconds. With everyone else listening from the room shown on screen, he is heard crashing into a doctor, and then scream in pain.)
Nani: (to the man, sarcastically) And that’s Pleakley.
Doctor: Please! This is a hospital!
Pleakley: You got me in the eye with a syringe!
Lilo: No… that’s Pleakley.
(The man laughs mildly at this statement.)
Man: Listen, Nani, could I just speak to her alone for a second?
Nani: Sure. You OK with that, Lilo?
Lilo: Yeah, I’m OK.
(Stitch, Angel, Jumba and Nani all leave. The man moves and sits on the end of the bed.)
Man: So… your name’s Lilo, right?
Lilo: Yep.
Man: I’m (2-second bleep). But, call me English, or Mr. English.
(Lilo laughs gently in her breath for a second.)
Lilo: So, Mr. English. You saved me from a shark.
Man: But that doesn’t explain the cut on your stomach.
Lilo: Oh. Well then I don’t know what else could. I really don’t remember. I don’t remember anything I did all day.
Man: Lilo, I didn’t ask you.
Lilo: I know. So what did you want to say to me?
Man: I’m gonna speak to the nurse and ask them to let you go tonight, but… I wanted to ask if I could stay with you.
(Short pause)
Lilo: Well, I was gonna ask you something as well but, I don’t know if I can.
Man: Of course you can. Come on, what were you gonna ask me?
Lilo: I was going to ask… if you could come home with me.
Man: Well, I’ve got nowhere else to stay so… yeah, I’ll do it.
(Lilo and the man join their hands together.)
Man: OK, I won’t be long.
(The man exits the room. Meanwhile, back in space, a security finishes counting the area of cells with Hamsterviel and the Leroy clones. He counts 49,999 and then notices an empty cell.)
Security guard: Oh, no.
(He then steps on a float and hovers his way up to the empty cell. He opens it, steps in, and points his torch to a completely empty cell lock on the roof of the cell. He then takes out his radio and speaks into it.)
Security guard: Chief inspector, we’ve got a runner.
(Back with Gantu and Reuben, Gantu’s cellphone then rings, and he answers it to the Grandcouncil Woman.)
Gantu: Captain Gantu speaking.
Grandcouncil Woman: Gantu, this is an urgent warning. You are to report to Galactic Control immediately.
Gantu: Confirmed. I’m on my way.
(Meanwhile, the others wait in the restroom. Pleakley tries to rub his eye, which is red.)
Nani: Stop it!
(Lilo and English walk into the restroom. Lilo is dressed back into her red dress.)
English: I just spoke to the nurse, she said we can take Lilo home tonight.
Nani: Oh, that’s great. Thank you so much for everything. So where are you staying?
English: Well… I was kind of hoping…
Lilo: … that he could stay with us.
Nani: It’s the least I could do.
English: Oh, thank you so much! Thank you!
(Jumba then gets up to notice him.)
Jumba: English?
English: Jumba?
(They both run greeting each other and hug. Pleakley looks unimpressed.)
Pleakley: How long is he staying with us?
Nani: Well, given that he saved my little sister’s life, I’d say, as long as he needs to.
Pleakley: Oh, wonderful!
Lilo: What’s gotten into you, Pleakley? A needle?
Pleakley: Thanks, Lilo. Very comforting.
(As it stings again, Pleakley tries to rub his eye again.)
Nani: (to Pleakley) No!
Pleakley: Oh, come on!
(Pleakley shuts his eye in pain and then rubs his eyelid instead. The scene then fades out.)
END OF ACT ONE