Eep's father tells the rest of the family a story about the dangers of curiosity and how it can lead the members of the family to die. He advises them to stay in their normal routine and not to think about anything new. While telling the story, he draws and paints on the walls.

Before Keda embarks on his journey for the coming of age tradition with the elders of his tribe, he must undergo the accompanying ritual.

Hunter-gatherer tribes during the Paleolithic Age, and even today, sleep in groups to conserve heat and provide security.

Keda and his father hunt buffalo as part of a rite of passage, but an accident occurs.

As Keda makes his way home, he and Alpha experience hunting in the winter.