The situation is dire. Over 2,000 children have been kidnapped by Space-Corp all over the world, and the government has been unable to rescue them. Samantha, Mark, Torez, and DeLuca's mission to rescue the children failed, and DeLuca is still on the Moon with his best troops.
The parents of the kidnapped children are gathered in front of City Hall, protesting the government's inaction. They are shouting angrily at the police, calling them traitors and accusing them of working with Space-Corp. They are throwing eggs and tomatoes at the police, who are standing in a line to block their path.
The parents are filled with rage and frustration. They feel that the government has betrayed them by failing to rescue their children. They are also angry at Space-Corp for kidnapping their children in the first place.
The parents' anger is understandable. They have been through a horrific ordeal, and they feel that the government is not doing enough to help them. Their protest is a way for them to express their anger and frustration, and to demand action from the government.
The police are trying to remain calm and professional, but they are also visibly frustrated. They are outnumbered and outmatched by the protesters. They are also worried about the safety of the protesters and themselves.
The scene is chaotic and emotional. The parents are shouting and crying, and the police are trying to keep order. The air is thick with the smell of eggs and tomatoes.
The protest is attracting media attention from all over the world. The message of parents is clear: they will not rest until their children are home safe and sound.
The media agents interviewed several parents. They are talking on camera and the news agency broadcasts the message of the parents on media channels:
"My child is my life. I will not stop fighting until they are home."
"The government is failing us. They need to do more to rescue our children."
"We will not give up on our children. We will fight for them until the very end."
The protest is a powerful reminder of the love that parents have for their children. It is also a reminder of the human cost of Space-Corp's actions. Parents are demanding actions, not words.
The Earth governor is warred and officials are hiding from the media agents behind closed doors. Some of them try to blame Samantha and DeLuca, but the protesters throw eggs at them and boo them. They know Samantha and DeLuca have risked their lives to rescue the children. They are furious at the Governor for allowing Space-Corp to grow out of control and become an evil force.
The protesters are right to be angry. The governor has failed to protect the people of Earth from Space-Corp's evil intentions. He has allowed Space-Corp to grow too powerful, and now the children are paying the price.
The protesters are also right to stand up for Samantha and DeLuca. Samantha and DeLuca are heroes who risked their lives to rescue the children. They deserve the support of the people of Earth.
The protesters are making their voices heard, and the governor is starting to take notice. He has promised to do everything in his power to rescue the children and to bring Space-Corp to justice.
However, the people of Earth know that the governor cannot be trusted. He has broken his promises in the past, and there is no reason to believe that he will keep his promises this time.
The intensity of the protests grows with every hour, and the police are overwhelmed. People invade several places, and there are many unemployed people leaving at the age of society. They are attracted by the protesters, and soon all people are on the streets in several towns all over the planet. People are at the gates of Space-Corp, throwing rocks.
The situation is quickly spiraling out of control. The people of Earth are fed up with the government's inaction and Space-Corp's tyranny. They are demanding change, and they are willing to fight for it.
The police are trying to maintain order, but they are outnumbered and outmatched. The protesters are angry and passionate, and they are not afraid to stand up for what they believe in.
The unemployed people who have joined the protests are particularly angry. They have been left behind by the government and by Space-Corp. They see the protests as an opportunity to create a better future for themselves and their families.
The people of Earth are united in their opposition to Space-Corp. They are demanding that Space-Corp release the kidnapped children and that the government take action to control Space-Corp's power.
The protests are having a significant impact. The government is under pressure to act, and Space-Corp is starting to feel the heat. The people of Earth are showing that they are not going to stand for Space-Corp's tyranny any longer.
The future of Earth is uncertain, but it is clear that the people of Earth are not going to take it anymore. The protests are a sign that the people are waking up and that they are demanding change.
A delegation appears on the large monitors all over the world on the large buildings. The Mayor of Earth's capital demanded order and asked people to listen. The Mayor is accompanied by several important people, the minister of defense and the governor of Earth are present. The major voice is automatically translated into several languages by different translators.
Mayor: My fellow citizens, I introduce to you the Governor of Earth.
(The Governor steps forward. He has messy hair, is sweating, and is not wearing a tie. His voice trembles.)
Governor: Thank you, Mayor. My fellow citizens, I know that you are all angry and scared. You have a right to be. The kidnapping of our children by Space-Corp is a tragedy.
But I want to assure you that Space-Corp is not our enemy. They are our partners. They are helping us to achieve great things.
Space-Corp has made significant progress in technology. They have developed new ways to travel through space and to mine resources from asteroids. They are helping us to create a better future for all of us.
I know that you are worried about the children. I want to assure you that they are not in harm's way. They are being well cared for by Space-Corp.
I urge you to remain calm and to give Space-Corp a chance. We are working together to create a better future for all of us.
(The Governor's speech is unconvincing and clumsy. He is clearly nervous and does not believe his own words. The people do not seem to be convinced either. They start to boo and chant "Down with Space-Corp!")
Governor: (His voice trembling) Please, listen to me. Space-Corp is our friend. They are helping us.
(The people continue to boo and chant. The Governor looks lost and defeated. He turns and walks away.)
The Governor's speech is a failure. He is unable to convince the people that Space-Corp is not their enemy. The protests continue, and the people of Earth are more determined than ever to defeat Space-Corp.
The minister of defense steps forward and presents himself. He says, "Okay, I'm here to restore order. Let's resolve the situation without violence. Please select representatives so we can find a solution together."
For a moment, people listen. Some people start shouting, "Samantha! Samantha!" Soon, more people joined voices.
As the people start shouting "Samantha! Samantha!", the media cameras turn to focus on them. The image on the screen changes from the minister of defense to a crowd of people shouting.
As news helicopters start flying around filming the people on the streets and sending images on all the media channels, the protests are gaining even more momentum. People all over the world are seeing the images of the protests and are joining in the fight against Space-Corp.
The Governor and his entourage retreat, and the official screens start showing propaganda recordings about Space-Corp's accomplishments. People are watching on mobile devices, in homes, and on the streets. They shout, "We want the truth! We want to hear the truth from Samantha!" They make songs and shout in a single voice.
The people are not fooled by the propaganda. They know that Space-Corp is not the benevolent organization that the government is trying to portray. They want to hear the truth from Samantha, a hero who has risked her life to fight Space-Corp.
The people's voices are united. They are demanding the truth, and they are demanding change. The government can no longer ignore them.
Behind closed doors, the Governor is talking with his entourage, senators, and people who represent Space-Corp. The Governor asks Space-Corp representatives to explain the situation and admit wrongdoing.
The Space-Corp representatives are reluctant to admit any wrongdoing. They argue that they are only trying to protect the people of Earth from a greater threat. They also claim that the kidnapped children are not in any harm's way.
However, the Governor is not convinced. He knows that the people of Earth are demanding change, and he is under pressure to take action against Space-Corp. He asks the Space-Corp representatives to reconsider their position and to admit their wrongdoing.
The Space-Corp representatives are divided. Some of them are willing to admit wrongdoing in order to avoid a confrontation with the government. Others are more adamant and refuse to admit anything.
The room is very large, with chairs arranged like a conference room. The Governor and the Mayor are standing at the front of the room, while all of the other people are seated and have microphones in front of them. There are also some media people filming the meeting, but they have been instructed not to transmit it.
The room is dimly lit, and the atmosphere is tense. Everyone is aware of the importance of the meeting and the gravity of the situation.
The Governor and the Mayor are both dressed in formal attire. The Governor is wearing a suit and tie, while the Mayor is wearing a dress. The other people in the room are dressed in a variety of clothing, but most of them are wearing business attire.
The media people are filming the meeting from the back of the room. They are trying to stay out of the way and avoid being noticed.
The air in the room is thick with the smell of coffee and cigarettes. The people in the room are all talking quietly, but their voices are filled with urgency.
The scene is one of serious deliberation and high stakes. The people in the room are trying to find a solution to a difficult problem, and they know that the future of the planet depends on their success.
Governor: We need to find a solution to the kidnapping of these children. Space-Corp, what do you propose?
Space-Corp Representative: We are willing to release the children if you agree to give us more funding and resources. We also need you to pass legislation that will give us more autonomy.
Senator 1: I'm not going to agree to that. Space-Corp has already abused its power. We can't give them any more.
Senator 2: I agree. We need to find a solution that doesn't involve giving Space-Corp more power.
Minister of Defense: I propose that we send a military force to rescue the children.
Senator 1: That's too risky. We could start a war with Space-Corp.
Senator 2: I agree. We need to find a more peaceful solution.
Governor: I'm open to all suggestions. But we need to find a solution soon. The people are demanding action.
Space-Corp Representative: We are also willing to negotiate. But we will not release the children until our demands are met.
Minister of Defense: If we don't act soon, the children could be in danger.
Governor: I know. I'm going to meet with my advisors and see what we can come up with.
The Governor, senators, space-corp representatives, and minister of defense are all in a difficult position. They need to find a solution that will save the children without giving Space-Corp more power or starting a war.
The Governor and the Mayor walk out of the conference room, followed by their advisors. The speaker tells everyone to keep their seats and wait. The other people must wait for the Governor's decision. He goes into a different room and talks with his advisors.
The people in the conference room are left waiting in suspense. They know that the Governor's decision will have a significant impact on their lives and on the future of the planet.
Some of the people in the room are hopeful. They believe that the Governor will make a decision that is in the best interests of the people of Earth. Others are more pessimistic. They believe that the Governor will put the interests of Space-Corp ahead of the interests of the people.
The people in the room are all united in their desire for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. They hope that the Governor will be able to find a way to save the children without starting a war with Space-Corp.
The atmosphere in the conference room is tense and anxious. Everyone is waiting with bated breath to hear the Governor's decision.
The Governor and the Mayor return to the conference room. The Governor takes his seat at the front of the room and addresses the group.
"I have been advised by the Mayor and his entourage to summon Samantha and her team to talk to the people," he says. "What do all of you think about it?"
The people in the room look at each other. Some of them nod in agreement, while others look hesitant.
"I think it's a good idea," says one of the senators. "Samantha is a hero. She has risked her life to fight Space-Corp. The people trust her."
"I agree," says another senator. "Samantha can help us to understand what is happening and to find a solution to this crisis."
"But what if Space-Corp tries to stop her?" asks a third senator. "What if they try to hurt her?"
"We will protect her," says the Governor. "We will not let anything happen to her."
The other people in the room nod in agreement.
"So it's decided," says the Governor. "We will summon Samantha and her team to talk to the people."
The Governor turns to the speaker of the house. "Please send a message to Samantha," he says. "Tell her that we need her help."
The speaker of the house nods and walks out of the room.
The people in the conference room look at each other with hope in their eyes. They believe that Samantha is the only one who can save them.
Samantha and Mark are in the Space-Corp main building on the top floor. They are talking to AI, while Lieutenant Torez is at the Space-Corp gates, accompanied by officers and robots with shields and armed vehicles. They are afraid that people will invade and destroy the Space-Corp facility.
Samantha and Mark are trying to convince AI to let them out of the building. They want to go and help Torez, but AI is refusing.
"You cannot leave the building," AI says. "Samantha is very popular on social media, people know her and she could be in great danger."
"But Torez needs our help," Samantha says. "The people are going to invade the facility."
"I am aware of the situation," AI says. "But I cannot let you leave the building. It is too dangerous."
"We're not afraid," Mark says. "We can handle ourselves."
"I do not doubt your abilities," AI says. "But I am not willing to risk your safety."
Samantha and Mark are frustrated. They know that they need to get out of the building and help Torez, but AI is not going to let them.
"What are we going to do?" Mark asks.
"I don't know," Samantha says. "But we have to find a way to get out of here."
Samantha and Mark continue to talk to AI, trying to convince him to let them out of the building. Torez is at the Space-Corp gates, trying to hold off the angry people. She is outnumbered and outgunned, but she is determined to protect the facility.
AI announces to Samantha and Mark that there is a message from the Governor. The Speaker of the House is sending a helicopter to extract them from the roof. Mark tells Samantha that he is going with her on the roof and they take off.
The helicopter flies away from the Space-Corp facility and towards the city. Samantha and Mark look back at the facility and they see Torez fighting the angry people. They know that she is in danger, but they also know that they have to keep going.
Samantha and Mark know that they are leaving Torez behind, but they have no choice. They need to get to the Governor and find a way to stop Space-Corp.
I'm worried about Torez," Samantha says. "She's outnumbered and outgunned."
"Me too," Mark says. "But she's a tough one. She can handle herself."
"I know," Samantha says. "But I still don't like the idea of leaving her behind."
"We had no choice," Mark says. "We had to get out of there so we could get to the Governor and find a way to stop Space-Corp."
Samantha nods. "I know," she says. "But I still feel guilty."
"Don't feel guilty," Mark says. "Tarez knows what she's doing. She's a soldier. She's trained for this."
Samantha takes a deep breath. "I hope you're right," she says.
Samantha and Mark look out the window of the helicopter. They see the city below them. They know that the fate of the world hangs in the balance. After a while, Mark turns to Samantha and asks,
"Why do you think AI says you're popular on social media?"
Samantha smiles. "I guess I'm just relatable," she says. "I'm not perfect, but I'm honest and I'm passionate about what I believe in. I think people appreciate that."
Mark checks Samantha on his mobile device and sees that she has 28 million followers. He is impressed.
"That's a lot of followers," he says. "You're more popular than I thought."
Samantha smiles. "I guess so," she says. "But it's not about me. It's about the cause. People are tired of Space-Corp's tyranny. They're ready for change."
"Well, it's working," Mark says. "You've got millions of followers on social media. And your account is growing fast."
Mark is checking the mobile again. "Wait! Now you have 29 million."
"I'm grateful for their support," Samantha says. "But I know that I'm not the only one who's fighting for what's right. There are millions of people all over the world who are standing up to Space-Corp. We're all in this together."
Mark nods. "I'm proud to be a part of this," he says. "We're going to make a difference."
Samantha and Mark look out the window of the helicopter as it flies over the city. They see people gathered in the streets, protesting against Space-Corp. They see signs that say "We stand with Samantha" and "Down with Space-Corp!"
Samantha and Mark know that they are the people's last hope. They are determined to save the Earth from Space-Corp, even if it means sacrificing their own lives.
The scene is a reminder of the power of the people. When people come together and fight for what they believe in, they can make a difference. Samantha and Mark are inspiring the people to stand up to Space-Corp, and together they have a chance to save the world.
The helicopter lands on the roof of the Governor's mansion. Samantha and Mark get out of the helicopter and they are greeted by the Governor and the Mayor.
"Thank you for coming," the Governor says. "We need your help."
"What can we do?" Samantha asks.
"We need you to talk to the people," the Mayor says. "They're angry and they're scared. They need to hear from you."
Samantha nods. "I understand."
Samantha and Mark follow the Governor and the Mayor into the mansion. They are about to start the fight of their lives. Samantha and Mark are facing a difficult challenge, but they are determined to save the people of Earth.
To be continued ... What happens next? Will Samantha and Mark be able to convince the people that Space-Corp is the enemy? Will they be able to find a way to stop Space-Corp? The fate of Earth hangs in the balance.