The Tribe Season 3 Episode 7 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Tribe Season 3 Episode 7
The Tribe: Bray asks Amber to help out her old friends, but she can't do much because every decision is made by the entire Gaian tribe. Amber reveals to Bray that Ebony knew she was alive after the explosion, but that she scared her off by claiming that she had a child with Bray. Bray denies it, but Amber doesn't believe him. The Mall Rats are annoyed when an outburst from Alice costs them another meal. Luke defends Trudy in front of the Guardian and is the one to thank for finally letting Trudy eat and see her baby. The Guardian wants Trudy to become closer to her old friends. Lex doesn't believe that the Gaians know how to fight so he challenges Pride to a fight and ends up losing, heavily. The Guardian lets Tai-San know that he admires her beliefs. Trudy becomes closer to Salene and May when she offers to relieve them of their duties so Salene could rest through her pregnancy. She asks them to somehow convince Cloe and Patsy as well. Bray tries to convince the Gaians to join them in the fight against the Chosen. He catches Ebony trying to burn an old photo that she used to trick Amber and immediately calls out Amber to prove to her that he never lied.
How to Watch The Tribe Season 3 Episode 7 Legally and Safely
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