That night; stargazing on the slopes of Mauna Kea Jun:I’ve never seen so many stars. Lisa:I grew up with this. That’s Orion there. Jun:Looking up at these stars makes me feel so small. Lisa:Yo
Hiking around Kilauea later that day Jun: Oh my god! The ground is growing red! Is that lava? Lisa: Yes. This is the world’s most active volcano! It’s been erupting for twenty years now. Jun:
Jun: Do you think you have a real shot at independence? Sal: We have a good legal case. And President Clinton apologized to us in 1993. Jun: But will a good legal case and an apology really make a
A few days later; in a restaurant in Hilo on the Big Island Jun: What is this meat on the rice? Lisa: It’s spam. Hawaiians eat more spam than any other people in the world! Jun: Well, it tastes w
Feather: I mean it. We need some new blood around here. Jun: It looks like you’re doing pretty well as it is. Feather: Just imagine it. You’d have the world as a classroom and the earth as you
A few hours later at the party; topless women are dancing Jun: This hemp seed pork is really tasty, Feather. Feather: We make that from scratch. It’s my secret recipe. Jun: I didn’t know that
Feather: No need. You two can stay here in our tree house. Jun: You sure it won’t fall down? Feather: Of course. I built it with my own two hands. And you must stay for our luau later tonight. Ju
Feather: That’s the truth. Mother Earth provides everything we need. Jun: Is it legal for you to be here? Feather: No. But we’ve been left alone so far. Jun: Will you stay here forever? Feather
Feather: I spent a lot of my childhood at their shows. My dad was a Merry Prankster before that. Jun: So how did you end up here? Feather: All of us are seekers, walking our own paths to enlighten
They arrive at a colorful hidden village Jun: Wow! Look at all these VW vans! How did they all get here? Feather: We floated them around the cliffs in the middle of the night. Jun: But you can’t