FORTY MILLION TONNES FADE IN: EXT. PETROCAL ENERGY GROUP, ROOF, MORNING A single bee on glass. Close. The faceted eye, the specific way it moves its foreleg across its face. Behind it, distorted through the glass: the grey geometry of an office park. Pull back. The glass is one wall of a wooden hive structure, small and precise, bolted to a sheet of rubber roofing. A sun on the side, painted. Below it: a small brass plaque. PETROCAL ENERGY GROUP POLLINATOR INITIATIVE ESTABLISHED YEAR ONE MARTIN PRUETT (51) stands beside the hive with the specific posture of a man showing someone his garden. He is not quite tall enough for the gesture to be grand and he makes up the difference with enthusiasm. Beside him: DARA OSEI (32). She has the composed alertness of someone on a first day who has decided not to be nervous. Her coat is right for the weather. She is carrying a notepad she has not opened yet. She looks at the hive. She looks at Martin. She looks at the hive again. DARA