As dusk arrives, animals gather in the Great Meadow for the party Roz promised. Word has spread across the island, and everyone comes to see what the robot has planned.

The animals find a massive, carefully stacked tower of logs and branches that Roz spent the day building. Roz then emerges from the forest carrying a flaming stick like a torch, covered in mud and wildflowers as a festive outfit rather than camouflage.

Roz thanks the animals, saying that when Roz first awoke on the island a year earlier, Roz was only a functioning machine. Roz tells the crowd that the animals have taught Roz how to live and how to be wild, turning the celebration into a tribute to the community that shaped Roz.

Roz throws the torch onto the wooden tower, lighting a huge bonfire that fills the meadow with warmth and firelight. The animals respond first with caution, then with movement and joy, leaping, trotting, slithering, buzzing, jumping, and flying.

Brightbill leads the birds in a swirling flight around the flames while Roz joins the celebration with a wild dance. The party becomes a joyful expression of shared life and wildness, made possible by Roz’s connection to the island.