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<i>- No!
- Mama?</i>

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Hey. Hello, Little Fish.

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Anisha Mir,

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you will be placed
in a rehabilitation camp.

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Ha!

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<i>Y-You said you'd help me.</i>

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A Federation officer died,
Ms. Mir.

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What's gonna happen to my son?

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<i>He'll become a ward
of the Federation.</i>

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<i>Oh, yes.</i>

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Don't trust them!
Trust me.

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I love you!

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Hello, Ms. Mir.

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This is the <i>Athena...</i>

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Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom.

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- You're just recovering--
- Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom.

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No! We can't be here.
No, we can't be here.

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- It's okay.
- I-I don't know

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what she told you
but we have to leave.

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- Ms. Mir.
- No. How can we leave?

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- We have to leave.
- Ms. Mir.

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- We have a situation.
- No!

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No!

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No.

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<i>Captain, I was able</i>

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<i>to punch a subspace comms hole
through Braka's wall of death.</i>

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<i>I can get Admiral Vance and Lura
for two minutes if we're lucky.</i>

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Under any other circumstances,

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I would give you a ship of your
own to go wherever you want.

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Caleb too, if that's his choice.

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But right now,

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it's only a matter of time
before Nus Braka finds us

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and shoots us out of the sky.

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Please come with me
to the bridge.

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Is the <i>Athena</i> the only
Starfleet vessel

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- outside this thing?
- You are.

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Our analysis confirms that
the wall is made up

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of hundreds of individual mines,

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each containing a single
particle of Omega-47,

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and each surrounded
by an energy field

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that will detonate
the mines if breached.

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The energy fields
are overlapping

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and we couldn't find an opening.

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If Nus detonates the entire
wall, what's the blast yield?

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80,000 cubic light-years
of space destroyed.

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We estimate 240 inhabited
planets within the blast area

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will be immediately affected
and at least 160 billion dead.

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It'll be worse than the Burn.

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What about <i>Discovery?</i>

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Can they jump the perimeter
through the mycelial network?

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No, the fields are synchronized
on a subspace frequency.

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A jump might trigger
a detonation.

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Nahla, what is your
current complement?

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Commander Reno,
The Doctor, myself,

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six first-year cadets...

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Commander Thok, Admiral Vance,

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this is Anisha Mir,
Caleb Mir's mother.

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Ms. Mir...

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Save it.
I'm taking my son

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and I'm getting us
both off this ship

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as soon as it's safe.

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Ms. Mir, I understand you...

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Captain, we're losing them.

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Admiral,
is there any intelligence

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on what Braka's thinking?

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There must be chatter.

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We're hearing he's trying
to organize a coalition

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of some sort
of mutual protection pact.

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A cartel of non-member worlds.

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Free to pillage any planet
under threat of Omega-47.

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I've transmitted all Omega data,

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including classified files.

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Our analysts believe
that the energy fields

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surrounding the mines
are controlled

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by a single subspace signal,

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but we can't locate it
from behind the wall.

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<i>Athena</i> could.

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If we find and isolate
that signal,

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we could jam it,
bring the whole thing down.

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Braka isn't stupid.

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If that signal controls
his operation,

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it's gonna be rigged
with a fail-safe.

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Any interference and
the entire wall could blow.

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She's right.
We have to take control

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of the signal
without disrupting it

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to shut down those mines.
There's no other way.

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Do it. Contact us again
as soon as you--

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Incoming warp signatures!

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Venari Ral.
At least six vessels.

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Warp drive isn't responding.

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There's a plasma leak.
No time to lock it down.

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Red Alert, shields up,
evasive maneuvers.

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Keep 'em off us.

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Everybody else, hold on.

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Maintain power to shields.
If they drop, he'll scan us

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and Braka will know he's
up against a skeleton crew.

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Shields are down
to 80% and falling.

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Reno, gather up all the cadets
and hide them in Airlock B.

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Kraag and Sadal went undetected
for hours in there

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by increasing the pressure.

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- You too, Ms. Mir.
- You're going to need a reason

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to be outside of
Federation space.

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A reason that
Braka will believe.

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And he thinks I'm dead,
so I might

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distract him
for a couple minutes.

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Cadet Mir,

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- you're with Reno.
- No, I'm not leaving you, Mom.

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No. Go, Caleb.
He'll only use you to hurt me.

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Energizing.

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Do you know how to operate
a tactical panel?

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Take that station and tell me

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if you see
incoming transporter signals.

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If anything happens to my son,
I'm gonna kill you.

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If anything happens to your son,
you'll be doing me a favor.

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Okay. You might be hiding
in here for a while,

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so remember, tiny sips of air.

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You may feel dizzy
or off-balance

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since the air pressure
is rising.

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If you have shortness of breath,
take down the pressure a notch.

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Also, don't leave the airlock
until I sound the all-clear.

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<i>Increasing
airlock pressure by 0.029%.</i>

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What I said earlier on Ukeck...

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You're wasting your breath.

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And ours.

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<i>Plasma leak detected.</i>

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<i>Sensors coming back on line.</i>

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<i>Assessing structural damage.</i>

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We just lost our shields.

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Reno, make that
plasma leak worse.

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Uh, we don't normally
do that, but okay.

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Incoming transports,
three, two...

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one.

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Come on, who you kidding?

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It was always gonna be me
in this chair.

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Oh, my stars.

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Can it be?

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My two best gals?

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Anisha! Well, you're alive!

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Like Lazarus! But shorter.

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And a girl.

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Well, I, uh, I admit,
I'm surprised.

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But not really.
I mean, what does surprise me

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is just seeing you here
with her.

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Nothing to say?

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Hmm? Hmm?

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Oh, you were awfully chatty
when I busted you

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out of prison two years ago.

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You practically sang
the Pledge of Allegiance.

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Three Federation stooges
and a ghost.

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Boo.

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What the hell are you all
doing out here?

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You're supposed to be in there,
with the rest of the baboons.

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What are the only two people
in the universe

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who hate each other more than
they hate me doing together?

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Hmm. What a puzzle.

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Is this like an
"enemy of my enemy" thing?

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Oh, uh, enemies-in-law?

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Hey, I just coined that.
That's funny.

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Somebody write that down.

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Come on, guys,
I made a funny. Laugh!

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How about this one?

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Four Federation officers were
spotted shooting up

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my marketplace on Ukeck.
One was a hologram.

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- That would be me.
- That would be us.

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Bullshit.
You people never travel light.

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There isn't anybody else
on this ship.

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I wasn't about
to risk more lives.

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I made a promise to Caleb Mir
to find his mother.

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I found her on a planet you're
in the middle of annexing.

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Boy, that trauma loop must
really be working on you.

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Hmm? To go through all this
for a family

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that despises you so very much.

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Ship's clear.
There's no one here.

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Run it again.

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<i>Caution,</i>

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<i>warp core containment breach
imminent.</i>

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That old chestnut again?
Come on.

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You pounded our hull
with torpedoes.

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We're pretty screwed.

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You know what?
You, I don't like.

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At all.

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But you two...

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you two may be
very useful today.

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Yeah, why prolong
the inevitable?

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You're coming with me

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but they're going down
with the ship.

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Sound good? Good.

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Any last words for the...

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pathetically loyal,
nearly departed?

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"Leap clear of all
that is corporeal...

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...and make yourself greater."

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Ack. Literature.

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<i>Quelle sophistication.</i>

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Ack!

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Get us out of here!

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What the hell was that about?

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She was telling me to run
Training Mission Hermes 19.

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Doc, are you sure?
We've never run this.

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We're running it now.

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Gently. I've had it
for almost a thousand years.

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- Shields, come on.
<i>- Impact in three...</i>

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No, damn it.

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<i>...two, one.</i>

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<i>The Doctor's
holographic decoy worked,</i>

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<i>Commander Reno.</i>

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<i>The Venari Ral ships have gone.</i>

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<i>However, structural integrity
is failing,</i>

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<i>and there are multiple
hull breaches.</i>

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<i>Emergency bulkheads deployed.</i>

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Everyone present
and accounted for?

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Aye, Commander.

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Where's my mother?

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Braka took her. And the captain.

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Where's my dad?

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He's inside the main computer.

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He extended his matrix
through the deflector dish

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to create a hologram. It's
an illusion to make the ship

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appear to have been destroyed.

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Shields protected us
mostly from Braka's torpedoes.

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Everybody grab a station,
let's go.

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Sam, don't worry, I've got him.

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Reuben will tango parrot shoes
to the mango patch.

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Bonding? Use more glue.

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Uh, let's get him down
to the chancellor's office,

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run a level-10 diagnostic
on him.

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- Obviously, something's wrong.
- Dad.

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There's glue in the shoe.

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Come with me.

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- Find the shoe.
- Commander?

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- Where do you need me?
- You're medical

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- for the duration. Go.
- Find-find the glue.

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Uh, the warp core's leaking
plasma. It's about to breach.

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No, it's not. Uh, that was
just me saucing the goose.

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I'm using what's left
from the power reserve

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to patch the leak
with a force field.

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It's not going
to hold much longer.

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Long and short-range sensors
are down.

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How much of a head start
does Nus have?

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- Do we have their warp trail?
- Pop quiz:

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eight of us on a busted saucer

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on a suicide run against Braka
and his entire armada,

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or 100 Starfleet ships
armed to the teeth

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flying in for the rescue
once we take down the wall

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like we were ordered to do
by our captain.

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I thought Starfleet doesn't
leave anyone behind.

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Caleb.

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I know what you're feeling,

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but if he blows those mines,
it's the end of the Federation

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and a death sentence for
all the worlds trapped inside.

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We're talking about two very
important lives... or trillions.

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All right, who can tell me
what I need to fix first?

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Um... sensors.

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A minus for hesitating, but yes,

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without those,
we are sitting ducks.

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In the meantime, Lythe,
plot us a course

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that's far from anything known.

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We need to create space
from where we are in this spot.

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Reymi, you're gonna keep us
at one-eighth impulse.

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One-eighth? That's less than
1,000 kilometers per second.

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We may as well crawl.

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Solid B.

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Good calculating

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but I am gonna have to
dock points for the attitude.

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That's all the power we can
spare for thrusters right now.

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Look sharp in case anything
approaches our position.

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Sadal, start scanning subspace
for the frequency

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Braka's using
to control the wall.

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What am I listening for?

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Something constant
in the upper bands

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that doesn't sound like
standard chatter.

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Mir, once we find the frequency,

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we'll need a program
that will allow us

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to intercept the control
without interfering with it.

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- How does that help us?
- You tell me.

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If we can control it,
we can use it

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to send a signal
to shut the wall down.

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Uh-huh.
There's a lot of math

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between here and there
but basically: bingo.

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Everyone understand their
assignments? What do we say?

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- Aye, Commander.
- Aye, Captain.

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- Uh, not a captain.
- Fine.

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<i>All ships, I want those
grappling cables tight.</i>

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<i>Tighter than every single</i>

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<i>self-righteous
Starfleet sphincter</i>

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<i>when they realize I took
their favorite toy.</i>

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<i>And their puberty guidance
counselor.</i>

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<i>Today, the revolution
will be televised!</i>

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Caleb is alive.

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Caleb is alive.

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Put your arms around me.

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He's safe, he's okay.

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We had a plan.

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Nus cannot know.
He will find them and kill them.

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The only way out is together.

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Showtime, girls!

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And have I got
a surprise for you.

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<i>Honored guests,
friends both near and far,</i>

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<i>thank you for making time
in your busy schedules</i>

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<i>on such short notice.</i>

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<i>This is Nus Braka
of the Venari Ral,</i>

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<i>broadcasting to each of you
across the quadrant.</i>

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<i>I'm speaking to the desperate,
the ignored, the left behind,</i>

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<i>and I'm here to tell you...
you're not alone.</i>

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No.

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Hell, like a lot of us,
I don't know where I was born.

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I only remember we had nothing.

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So we just kept moving.

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When we were sick.
When we were tired.

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You know, the one constant
in our lives was a steady stream

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of Federation supply ships
flying over our little colony.

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Oh, I gotta say,
to a little kid,

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they were beautiful.

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We waited hours to see them.

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We killed time just playing
tic-tac-toe in the dirt.

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And then, whoosh!

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Everything we needed:
Food, water, medicine.

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Every part of the galaxy.

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<i>But not for us.</i>

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<i>They never stopped for us.</i>

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<i>Maybe they didn't know about
our little mining colony.</i>

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Maybe they didn't see us.

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They didn't know
that we were starving.

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We tried to stop 'em.

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We shot up flares.
We built fires.

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They just kept flying.

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It pushed my poor father
to his limit.

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He rigged up a weapon.

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Crude, but he wanted
to take down one of those

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life-saving ships.

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He knew he was signing
his death warrant,

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but it was the only thing
that could save us.

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And he missed.

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Oh, and in response,
the Federation

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strafed us with missiles.

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They rained red hellfire
down on us.

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My family didn't survive.

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From our colony,
eight of us survived.

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Oh, the Federation survived.

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The Federation that is now
rebuilding itself.

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The Federation that says:
Oh, by the way,

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the Burn can never happen again.

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<i>But it can.</i>

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<i>In fact, they've developed
a weapon called Omega-47</i>

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<i>that all but ensures it will,</i>

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<i>and right now the only thing
standing between us and them</i>

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<i>is me. And I am fed up!</i>

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So, today we're putting
the Federation on trial

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for their lies, for their crimes
against democracy--

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the true democracy.

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I never got a real trial.

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Neither did this woman
next to me.

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We did, however,
receive sentences.

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Oh, it's funny
how that works. Right?

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But we are better than they are.

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Today, we will hold
a fair trial,

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<i>and broadcast it to you:</i>

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<i>you, the people, will not be
kept in the dark anymore.</i>

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You, the people,

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will know that
in our new world--

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the world we build together--

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everybody will have a voice!

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<i>Anyone who yearns
for transparency,</i>

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<i>for truth,
is welcome in my tent.</i>

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I can think of no better proxy
for the Federation

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<i>than Starfleet Academy
Chancellor</i>

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<i>and Captain Nahla Ake.</i>

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And no better proxy for us
as judge and jury

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than Anisha Mir,

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<i>who lost a child at their hands.</i>

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She alone will decide
whether the Federation

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deserves a reprieve,
or a more final penalty.

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Justice will be served here
today, folks.

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Piping hot.

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How's our speed?

20:52.860 --> 20:56.342
There. Put our speed up
to one-quarter impulse.

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Live a little.

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What was that?

21:02.478 --> 21:05.220
According to our newly
repaired short-range sensors,

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we've drifted into
a gravitational eddy.

21:07.353 --> 21:08.789
Okay, okay, got it.

21:08.963 --> 21:10.834
Reversing thrusters.

21:11.008 --> 21:12.401
Reymi, don't try and fight it.

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Accelerate into it.

21:14.055 --> 21:16.187
I know it's counterintuitive...

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I... I can't.

21:17.798 --> 21:19.278
Don't overcorrect.

21:19.408 --> 21:20.366
- Do you want to take the helm?
- No! I'm just,

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I'm trying to help.

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Oh, is that what you're doing?

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'Cause it doesn't sound like it.

21:24.457 --> 21:25.196
Knock it off, you two.
And focus.

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I'm just saying,

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it doesn't help,
it's not helping.

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<i>Your inhibitor.</i>

21:41.387 --> 21:42.649
You okay?

21:42.823 --> 21:45.739
Tarima? Are you okay?

21:46.957 --> 21:48.002
Your inhibitor.

21:48.176 --> 21:50.439
- Is... is it broken?
- It's...

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- It's... I'm fine.
<i>- Warning.</i>

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<i>Gravitational shear beyond
acceptable limits.</i>

21:55.270 --> 21:56.402
<i>Stabilize trajectory
immediately.</i>

21:56.532 --> 21:58.926
Okay, got it. We're clear.

21:59.056 --> 22:01.624
Damage is minimal-ish.

22:01.755 --> 22:03.844
Why couldn't I compensate
for the gravitational shear?

22:03.974 --> 22:06.237
Because you were going too fast
when we hit it and you tried

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to stop.
Could've been worse.

22:08.675 --> 22:11.765
I, uh, totaled the first
three shuttles I ever flew.

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It's not easy to total
a shuttle, but I had a gift.

22:16.726 --> 22:19.773
We learn more when things go
wrong than when they go right.

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Cadets, this is what it's like
to be alone in space

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with no hope of rescue
on a broken ship.

22:26.867 --> 22:29.086
You can let your fear
take you down,

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or you can identify it
as useless

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and step into a better solution.
It's either that, or death.

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Pick one.
Mir, how's the frequency hack?

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Uh, it's ready,

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but we need to deploy it at
the signal's point of origin.

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Which is gonna be
wherever Braka is.

22:43.449 --> 22:46.408
He probably sleeps
with the master control

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under his pillow. Sadal?

22:48.149 --> 22:49.368
I'm still narrowing it down,

22:49.455 --> 22:51.195
but I've got a few
likely contenders.

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Keep at it. What's next?

22:53.372 --> 22:55.286
We only have ten percent power
to impulse engines,

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no shields, no weapons.

22:57.288 --> 22:58.681
No long-range sensors,

22:58.812 --> 23:01.641
and our warp drive
is still offline

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because our patch failed,
and we're leaking plasma again.

23:05.253 --> 23:09.300
Okay, I'm gonna need to pay
that a visit in person.

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And how are we going
to locate Braka

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without long-range sensors?

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Listen to me.
We'll get that wall down,

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but we do one emergency
at a time.

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I'm gonna head down
and fix the warp core.

23:18.484 --> 23:19.789
You're with me.

23:19.920 --> 23:21.704
Reymi, you're still at the helm.

23:21.878 --> 23:24.272
Steer clear of literally
everything,

23:24.403 --> 23:26.230
keep the short-range sensors
at full

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and let me know if
anything approaches.

23:27.667 --> 23:28.755
Aye, Commander.

23:28.885 --> 23:31.366
Mir, come.
Let's go, rocket boy.

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What are my orders, Commander?

23:34.151 --> 23:38.242
The conn is yours, Cadet Lythe.
Don't screw it up. Please.

23:38.373 --> 23:41.463
Please, please, please.

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Wait.

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I think I have to pee.

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<i>Now, Captain Ake,</i>

24:11.145 --> 24:14.365
<i>you have the right
not to answer any questions.</i>

24:14.453 --> 24:16.977
<i>You understand?
But if you don't,</i>

24:17.064 --> 24:19.153
<i>I can't say what
the hardworking folks</i>

24:19.240 --> 24:21.111
<i>in our audience might think.
They might think</i>

24:21.242 --> 24:23.592
<i>that the Federation
has something to hide.</i>

24:23.766 --> 24:25.725
<i>I have nothing to hide.</i>

24:25.855 --> 24:27.727
And if we're going to pretend
this is a trial,

24:27.857 --> 24:29.772
you missed a few facts
in your opening argument.

24:29.903 --> 24:32.906
There is no occasion
in the history of Starfleet

24:33.036 --> 24:35.909
when we have opened fire
on civilians.

24:36.039 --> 24:37.954
- Ever.
- But who writes the history,

24:38.085 --> 24:39.390
Chancellor?

24:39.478 --> 24:42.742
We weren't studying Omega-47
to make a weapon.

24:42.916 --> 24:46.223
We-we were trying to create
a new power source.

24:46.354 --> 24:50.184
A single particle can provide
for an entire planet

24:50.314 --> 24:51.925
for a million years.

24:52.055 --> 24:55.668
And you're now holding not only
the Federation fleet,

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but the entire quadrant hostage
with it.

24:58.497 --> 25:01.021
Oh, "hostage" is entirely
subjective.

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And knowing you as I do, I bet
you have a detonator on you.

25:03.850 --> 25:07.070
I'd ask the people listening
how they feel about a man

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who's making his case
with an arsenal of warheads.

25:10.073 --> 25:14.774
Yes, I put the Federation
behind a wall!

25:14.904 --> 25:17.516
<i>But I had the stones
to lock the bastards up</i>

25:17.646 --> 25:19.648
<i>so the truth could be revealed.</i>

25:19.735 --> 25:21.694
They would have kept you
in the dark forever.

25:21.781 --> 25:24.044
I'm what you call a liberator,
Chancellor.

25:24.174 --> 25:25.785
Liberators don't take hostages.

25:25.915 --> 25:28.483
Oh, but you took
this woman's son hostage.

25:28.570 --> 25:32.008
Tell us something, did he come
running to you for protection

25:32.095 --> 25:33.662
when you brought him
to the Academy?

25:33.793 --> 25:35.795
He was on his way
to a prison camp.

25:35.925 --> 25:37.100
He would have died there.

25:37.231 --> 25:38.841
Ah, had you not reached down

25:38.928 --> 25:41.322
from your exalted perch
and intervened.

25:41.452 --> 25:44.499
So, you tracked him,
stalked him and told him

25:44.630 --> 25:47.850
it's Starfleet or jail. Correct?

25:47.981 --> 25:49.591
- Yes.
- And when you put him

25:49.765 --> 25:51.158
in the uniform
of his mother's jailers,

25:51.332 --> 25:53.682
was he happy about that?
Did he want that?

25:53.813 --> 25:55.162
No. He did not.

25:55.336 --> 25:56.816
He didn't want to stay.

25:56.990 --> 25:58.513
And how did you
get him to stay, by the way?

25:58.687 --> 26:00.646
I told him I'd help him
find his mother.

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Ah.

26:02.386 --> 26:03.605
No pressure there.

26:03.736 --> 26:05.738
And it's ironic
because you were the one

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who separated him from her
in the first place, am I right?

26:08.392 --> 26:10.438
- Yes.
- Yes.

26:14.224 --> 26:15.922
No further questions.

26:16.096 --> 26:18.054
I have a question for you.

26:20.230 --> 26:24.321
The colony you were on, you said
it was a mining operation.

26:24.452 --> 26:26.149
It's a little late
to give a damn, Captain.

26:26.323 --> 26:29.065
- What did you mine?
- Strontium.

26:29.196 --> 26:32.547
We signaled the Federation
that we wanted to trade.

26:32.634 --> 26:33.896
We weren't looking
for a handout.

26:34.027 --> 26:36.899
But I guess they had
more important fish to fry.

26:37.030 --> 26:39.598
The shuttles we deployed
went to the planets

26:39.728 --> 26:42.601
with the worst
humanitarian crises.

26:42.731 --> 26:46.779
Plagues.
Starvation in the millions.

26:46.866 --> 26:51.087
We had to make hard choices
in an impossible time.

26:51.218 --> 26:54.438
Your colony, if you had
strontium, you had something.

26:54.525 --> 26:56.615
There were worlds that, well--

26:56.789 --> 26:59.182
as many of our observers
can attest--

26:59.356 --> 27:02.446
some of them just
needed body bags.

27:02.533 --> 27:04.535
Leadership, Braka--

27:04.666 --> 27:06.973
it's not for the faint of heart.

27:10.585 --> 27:14.633
Anisha Mir, come on down.

27:20.116 --> 27:22.423
Pressure check?

27:22.553 --> 27:23.990
Pressure check!

27:25.121 --> 27:27.950
Anti-matter flow rate at 0.862.

27:29.430 --> 27:33.608
I told you to let me know
if the pressure rose above 0.86.

27:33.695 --> 27:36.045
This is the only thing you need
to be focused on right now.

27:36.176 --> 27:37.699
I know it's hard but it'll help.

27:37.830 --> 27:39.701
One of the relays
for our reserve nacelles

27:39.788 --> 27:41.268
is out of alignment.

27:41.442 --> 27:43.226
I need to lock 'em down
and then we'll check them

27:43.357 --> 27:44.837
one at a time.

27:48.623 --> 27:52.279
Relay 9-Gamma-6,
what do you got?

27:52.453 --> 27:54.281
I shouldn't be helping anybody.

27:54.411 --> 27:55.804
I'm shit at it.

27:55.935 --> 27:57.327
Eh, you never learned how.

27:57.458 --> 27:59.025
Cue the violins.

27:59.155 --> 28:01.680
Let me ask you something.
You already found your mom.

28:01.810 --> 28:04.291
And you were headed off
that planet with her, right?

28:04.465 --> 28:05.901
Just the two of you?

28:06.032 --> 28:07.381
You had your chance
and you didn't take it.

28:07.468 --> 28:09.296
- Why?
- They were going to get shot.

28:09.426 --> 28:11.167
- Who was going to get shot?
- Sam.

28:11.298 --> 28:12.603
Darem. Genesis.

28:12.691 --> 28:13.953
They were about to get executed.
I couldn't just--

28:14.083 --> 28:15.171
Right.

28:15.258 --> 28:16.607
Anybody would have done
what I did.

28:16.738 --> 28:18.000
No.

28:18.087 --> 28:20.916
I've lived in two
very different centuries.

28:21.047 --> 28:22.744
And I'm telling you... No.

28:22.875 --> 28:25.399
Very few people
would have turned around.

28:27.096 --> 28:29.359
Remember the first day of class
when I asked you to tell me

28:29.490 --> 28:30.839
who you are?

28:32.406 --> 28:34.190
You just told me.

28:35.888 --> 28:37.977
You're not essentially broken, kid.

28:38.107 --> 28:41.415
I know it was a bumpy road
getting here,

28:41.545 --> 28:43.722
but I'm sorry to say,

28:43.852 --> 28:46.072
you already give a damn
about your friends,

28:46.202 --> 28:47.203
- and about Starfleet.
- I just don't wanna keep

28:47.377 --> 28:48.944
hurting people.

28:51.468 --> 28:54.036
I'm gonna mess it up again.

28:54.123 --> 28:56.125
I'm gonna act like
an arrogant little shit.

28:56.299 --> 28:59.346
I have absolutely
no doubt about that.

29:03.785 --> 29:06.832
Pressure's at 0.8615
and climbing.

29:06.962 --> 29:08.224
That's the misaligned relay, right?

29:08.355 --> 29:10.009
Great job, kid.

29:10.096 --> 29:12.446
That wasn't so hard, was it?

29:12.576 --> 29:14.404
Turns out you don't even
need your friends

29:14.535 --> 29:17.277
to be held at gunpoint
to do the right thing.

29:18.539 --> 29:20.367
Well, maybe Darem.

29:20.497 --> 29:22.586
Eh, he'll make a good pilot
one day.

29:22.673 --> 29:23.936
All right.

29:24.066 --> 29:29.593
Let's check 9-Gamma-6 again.
Pressure?

29:29.768 --> 29:33.815
0.86. Right where
it's supposed to be.

29:41.257 --> 29:43.433
Anisha Mir,

29:43.564 --> 29:45.653
you have the galaxy's attention.

29:52.007 --> 29:54.923
I-I don't know if everyone
knows what you did.

29:56.620 --> 29:58.100
Say it.

30:00.015 --> 30:02.975
<i>You were convicted
of felony theft.</i>

30:03.105 --> 30:05.760
<i>I sent you to
a rehabilitation camp.</i>

30:05.847 --> 30:08.241
I made your son a ward
of the Federation.

30:08.328 --> 30:10.156
It was the law.

30:10.286 --> 30:11.418
Yes.

30:11.592 --> 30:13.028
You were just following orders.

30:13.159 --> 30:15.901
I am haunted that
all I did was resign.

30:15.988 --> 30:18.164
You tracked my son down.

30:18.294 --> 30:20.427
Like a dog.

30:20.557 --> 30:21.950
Why didn't you track me down?

30:23.343 --> 30:25.214
We tried.
We didn't know where you were.

30:25.345 --> 30:28.870
- You escaped from prison.
- What did you expect me to do?

30:29.001 --> 30:32.178
Sit in a cell while my son
was out there?

30:32.352 --> 30:33.527
Is that what you would do?

30:33.701 --> 30:35.050
No.

30:35.181 --> 30:38.706
No. But it was good enough
for the likes of me?

30:38.793 --> 30:41.274
I had no one.

30:41.404 --> 30:46.018
Braka was the only one
who risked anything for me.

30:47.149 --> 30:49.064
What did you risk for me?

30:49.195 --> 30:51.153
What did the Federation risk?

30:51.240 --> 30:56.071
I needed what they said
they believed in, I needed

30:56.202 --> 30:59.553
understanding and decency.

30:59.683 --> 31:01.511
I needed you.

31:01.642 --> 31:03.035
I know you did.

31:04.514 --> 31:05.602
I tried.

31:05.776 --> 31:07.256
Tried what?

31:07.387 --> 31:09.911
You made a little show
of yourself.

31:10.042 --> 31:11.652
I can guess it:
"We're the Federation.

31:11.782 --> 31:14.176
This isn't what
I signed up for!"

31:14.307 --> 31:15.699
And that didn't work.

31:15.830 --> 31:18.920
So then you made another
little show of resigning.

31:19.007 --> 31:21.618
But you didn't resign before.

31:21.792 --> 31:23.490
You resigned after.

31:23.664 --> 31:25.057
And then took your job as what?

31:25.187 --> 31:26.319
A teacher.

31:27.798 --> 31:30.323
Nothing like a soft landing.

31:31.890 --> 31:33.195
Tell me what you want from me.

31:33.326 --> 31:38.374
I want you to have
no shelter from this.

31:38.461 --> 31:41.856
I want you to feel it every day,

31:41.943 --> 31:45.642
like the cold, or hunger,
or a broken bone.

31:45.729 --> 31:47.818
I want it there when
you close your eyes.

31:47.949 --> 31:51.648
I want it there when you're
laughing, when you're drinking.

31:51.779 --> 31:54.738
I want it there
when you are grieving.

31:54.869 --> 31:56.871
You're 400-something
years old now

31:57.002 --> 31:59.091
and for the rest of your life,
I want you to close your eyes

31:59.221 --> 32:00.483
and see me.

32:00.614 --> 32:03.225
That is the only way
I get justice.

32:04.400 --> 32:08.404
The only way I get
to dance on your grave.

32:15.063 --> 32:20.286
Well, and on that note,

32:20.416 --> 32:22.418
I'm calling a recess.

32:33.995 --> 32:35.649
<i>Cadet Kraag to the bridge.</i>

32:35.779 --> 32:37.042
- Go ahead.
<i>- We've completed</i>

32:37.172 --> 32:38.957
<i>The Doctor's
defragmentation routine,</i>

32:39.087 --> 32:41.350
<i>but nothing has changed.
He remains...</i>

32:41.437 --> 32:42.917
<i>unwell.</i>

32:43.048 --> 32:47.835
<i>And Cadet Sam is becoming
un... grounded.</i>

32:49.706 --> 32:51.056
She needs you.

32:53.449 --> 32:54.668
How we coming on
Braka's frequency?

32:54.798 --> 32:55.495
I've almost got it.

32:55.625 --> 32:56.757
Keep at it.

32:56.844 --> 32:58.280
Jay-Den, I'm on my way.

32:58.454 --> 32:59.499
Darem, you have the conn.

32:59.673 --> 33:01.370
Aye, Captain.

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Find the glue.
The glue is the bond.

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Um...

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Why is he still
spouting nonsense?

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From a medical point of view,
that is a symptom.

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But we cannot find a solution
until we understand the problem.

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What if we reset his matrix
to its original parameters?

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We could reattach him
to the mainframe

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and then if we
reintegrate him properly,

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- maybe then--
- "If"?

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Are you for real?
We're going to go with "if"?

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You want to make it worse?

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Did you come down here
to be a hero or something?

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Why would you say
something like that?

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Because it was the basis
of our whole relationship.

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Before I left for Kasq,

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you were the hero

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and I was always just
a mirror for you.

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Following you around
like a puppy.

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- Shoe is the glue.
- You might have felt that way.

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But I didn't.

33:56.904 --> 33:58.166
I'm not that Sam anymore.

33:58.297 --> 34:01.126
I have her memories,

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her-her awkward
and ridiculous memories,

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but I'm not that Sam anymore.

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You've been looking at me
with that same expectation

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since I came back.

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No, Sam. I look at you
like you're the hero.

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What you came through?
How you handled it?

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It'd be weird if
you expected everything

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to just stay the same.

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It'd be weird if I did, too.

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Do I miss the other you
sometimes?

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Sure.

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But the Sam standing
in front of me right now,

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that is the Sam that I love.

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The Sam that's going
to save her dad.

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We have to be who we are
right now.

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Yes.

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Yes.

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The other me felt strongest

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when I was speaking Tamza.

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Because it was just mine.

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And then I met you.

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You communicate in a language
that makes no sense...

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but you understand each other.

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What if your father
has been trying

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to communicate with us
this entire time

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but we simply do not
understand his language?

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Yes! Don't cross the Rubincon

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with glue on your shoes.

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Ham Sam hued shoes.

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Dad, you just said my name.

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"Crossing the Rubicon," that was
an ancient military campaign.

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A point of no return.

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Sam, who used all the glue?

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What are you trying
to tell me, Dad?

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Don't cross the Rubincon.

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The Rubin-part.

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Find the glue on your shoe.

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Rubin-part?

36:30.579 --> 36:33.234
Do you mean Rubin particles?

36:34.496 --> 36:36.759
What's a Rubin particle?

36:36.890 --> 36:39.458
When Starfleet created Omega-47,

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they used Rubin particles to
make it easier to stabilize.

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And added gluons

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to increase the strength
of the molecular bonds.

36:47.161 --> 36:50.512
- Mm-hmm.
- "Don't cross the Rubicon,

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find the glue on..."

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A gluon is
an elementary particle.

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It glues quarks together.

36:56.605 --> 37:00.653
I think he is trying to tell us
how to stabilize Omega-47.

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Permanently.

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If we try to get into
Federation territory,

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or anyone tries to get out,
it all goes boom,

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destroying everything.

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Dad thinks, and I agree, if we
reduce the Rubin particles,

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the remaining gluons

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might be able to stabilize
those molecules

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at the heart of those mines.

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Computer, run a simulation by
reducing Omega-47 concentration

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of Rubin particles
by one-tenth of a percent

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prior to harmonic stabilization.

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<i>Running
mine stability simulation.</i>

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<i>Stability failure.</i>

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Continue reducing
concentration by one

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one-hundredth of a percent.

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<i>Concentration: 67.976%.</i>

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<i>Stability failure.</i>

37:48.309 --> 37:52.879
<i>Concentration: 67.969%.</i>

37:53.009 --> 37:54.228
<i>Stability failure.</i>

37:54.315 --> 37:56.012
<i>The Rubin particle
concentration...</i>

37:57.971 --> 38:00.016
<i>- Failure.
- The Rubin particle...</i>

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<i>- Stability improving.
- Stability improving.</i>

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<i>Rubin particle concentration...</i>

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<i>- Stability improving.
- ...improving.</i>

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<i>- 94%.
- Stability improving.</i>

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<i>98%.</i>

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<i>100%. Stability achieved.</i>

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If we can transmit an algorithm
over Braka's frequency

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that adjusts the particles
to this concentration,

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the mines will be stable,
and harmless.

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We could bring down the wall.

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"Science is the captain,
practice the soldiers." Anyone?

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- DaVinci.
- Nice.

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Sam, get working
on that algorithm.

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And, uh, by the way, I've just
isolated the subspace frequency.

38:33.833 --> 38:37.010
Okay. That means if we can get
close enough to him,

38:37.140 --> 38:39.186
we can capture his control
frequency with my program.

38:39.360 --> 38:40.709
So where's Braka now?

38:40.796 --> 38:41.971
I've narrowed down the origin
of his frequency

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to this star system,

38:43.625 --> 38:45.105
but I still don't have
the exact coordinates.

38:45.235 --> 38:47.760
But it's a big planetary system

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with over 167 moons,

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and our long-range sensors
are still busted.

38:52.155 --> 38:53.679
We'd be going in blind.

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Unless we find another way.

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See this gas giant
in the Beithir star system?

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If we approach from the right
vector, and drop out of warp

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just as we reach its orbit,

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it'll act like a... like a mask,

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distorting its sensors.

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It'll give us time
to keep looking.

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Nicely done, Reymi.

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If the Venari Ral detect us,

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we won't stand a chance.

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The ship is not battle-ready.

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So we have to know
their exact coordinates

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before we get to that gas giant.

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All right, everyone,
back to your stations.

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Let's work on finding an answer.

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Aye, Commander.

39:35.068 --> 39:37.505
Do you trust me?

39:39.464 --> 39:41.770
I trust you.

39:44.294 --> 39:46.427
Please trust me.

40:16.936 --> 40:20.069
You know, I never got the chance
to thank you for this place.

40:21.244 --> 40:23.116
I thought you hated it.

40:24.813 --> 40:26.467
No.

40:27.599 --> 40:30.471
<i>Why are we here?</i>

40:30.645 --> 40:33.126
Privacy.

40:33.256 --> 40:35.258
Stop me if I say
something stupid.

40:35.389 --> 40:36.869
Stop.

40:44.746 --> 40:46.269
Your whole life,

40:46.400 --> 40:48.968
people have been telling you
that you're dangerous.

40:49.142 --> 40:50.970
That you're a weapon,

40:51.100 --> 40:52.798
and that without an implant,
you can't control

40:52.928 --> 40:54.495
this incredible gift
that you have.

40:54.626 --> 40:56.062
It's not a gift, Caleb.

40:56.149 --> 40:58.151
And what if it is a gift? Hmm?

40:59.457 --> 41:01.937
What if it is?

41:02.024 --> 41:04.549
What if every ounce of struggle
you've had with yourself

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has been to bring you here?

41:06.376 --> 41:09.554
Because I believe
you can control it,

41:09.728 --> 41:11.512
and I know you're the only one

41:11.686 --> 41:14.297
to guide us through.
The only one.

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How? I'm not magic, Caleb.

41:19.215 --> 41:21.870
Magic is the last thing
that we need.

41:21.957 --> 41:23.959
Do you remember the whales?

41:24.133 --> 41:26.658
How they never got lost
in the entire ocean?

41:28.094 --> 41:29.878
Echolocation?

41:30.009 --> 41:32.620
Mm-hmm. Yeah.

41:32.751 --> 41:34.796
The first time you got
into my head,

41:34.883 --> 41:36.885
you found my connection
with my mother.

41:36.972 --> 41:41.020
Can you find her again,
through me?

41:41.194 --> 41:42.543
And lead us to her?

41:44.284 --> 41:46.547
Wherever she'll be,
that's where we'll find Braka.

41:48.331 --> 41:50.769
Are you letting me?

41:52.335 --> 41:53.772
I am.

41:55.643 --> 41:59.604
It's you. It's always been you.

42:05.392 --> 42:07.525
I'm willing
to put my life on it.

42:12.486 --> 42:13.879
Okay.

42:28.241 --> 42:29.155
Tarima's gonna use my connection

42:29.285 --> 42:31.287
to my mother to find her.

42:31.461 --> 42:32.375
And if we can find her,

42:32.506 --> 42:34.247
we can find Nus.

42:39.034 --> 42:40.775
You've got this.

43:07.106 --> 43:08.629
Okay.

43:10.196 --> 43:11.806
Show me.

43:26.995 --> 43:28.388
We'll always be together.

43:31.565 --> 43:32.479
I feel her.

43:37.876 --> 43:39.704
<i>Can you help me?</i>

43:39.834 --> 43:43.533
Adjust course to 018 Mark...

43:53.500 --> 43:56.111
291...

43:58.461 --> 43:59.724
I got it.

44:03.379 --> 44:04.511
She found the atrium.

44:17.785 --> 44:19.918
I love you, too.

44:22.834 --> 44:24.923
Course plotted, Commander.

44:25.053 --> 44:27.621
Adjusting to 018 Mark 291.

44:27.752 --> 44:29.971
Sam, how's that
stability algorithm coming?

44:30.058 --> 44:32.626
I'm gonna need every minute
of the half-hour it takes

44:32.757 --> 44:34.497
to get there
and then some, Commander.

44:34.628 --> 44:36.195
The gas giant's not far
from Nus's coordinates.

44:36.369 --> 44:38.719
Once we're inside the cloud,
we can capture the frequencies

44:38.850 --> 44:40.329
and send the algorithm
from there.

44:40.460 --> 44:41.766
You make a teacher proud.

44:41.940 --> 44:44.116
You guys together, I like it.

44:44.246 --> 44:46.118
Hell of a lot better
than that simulation debacle.

44:46.205 --> 44:49.208
All right,
this is the last step.

44:49.338 --> 44:53.299
As far as final exams go,
this one is a doozy.

44:53.429 --> 44:55.388
If you pass, we live.

44:55.518 --> 44:57.738
If you fail, we're all dead.

44:57.869 --> 45:00.045
- No problem.
- Right.

45:00.175 --> 45:04.876
Good talk. Now show me
pretty streaks of light.

45:27.420 --> 45:28.813
Venari Ral could be anywhere.

45:28.943 --> 45:30.423
Make sure you keep us hidden.

45:30.553 --> 45:31.816
There's a thick pocket
of gas just ahead

45:31.990 --> 45:34.470
that will camouflage us nicely,
if I can just

45:34.644 --> 45:36.298
nudge us right in it.

45:36.385 --> 45:38.344
There.

45:38.474 --> 45:41.042
No sign that we've activated
any of their sensors.

45:41.173 --> 45:42.565
That's some
smooth flying, Reymi.

45:42.696 --> 45:43.871
What about those mines?

45:44.002 --> 45:46.482
Isolating their control
frequency.

45:46.569 --> 45:49.007
It's coming from the atrium.

45:49.137 --> 45:52.053
Wait. There's something else
coming from there, too.

45:52.227 --> 45:54.316
It's broadcasting on all
available comms frequencies.

45:54.447 --> 45:56.014
Let's hear it.

45:56.144 --> 45:58.668
<i>Well, folks,
we've laughed, we've cried,</i>

45:58.843 --> 46:01.628
<i>and now it would seem
that at long last,</i>

46:01.759 --> 46:03.630
<i>we have come to
the end of the line.</i>

46:03.761 --> 46:05.632
<i>I have some final questions.</i>

46:05.806 --> 46:08.504
Presuming
this is a true democracy

46:08.635 --> 46:09.984
and we're abiding due process.

46:15.511 --> 46:17.862
By all means, Captain.

46:24.477 --> 46:26.305
You want to dance on my grave.

46:27.915 --> 46:29.874
There's another grave
you should know about.

46:30.004 --> 46:33.834
No one wants to hear any more
about your dead son.

46:33.965 --> 46:37.316
I'm speaking about the pilot
you murdered.

46:37.490 --> 46:40.145
The reason you went away
to jail, remember?

46:40.275 --> 46:43.017
Anisha, you stole
the schematics.

46:43.148 --> 46:45.019
You made it possible

46:45.106 --> 46:48.457
for Nus Braka to board
a Federation ship.

46:48.588 --> 46:51.112
It was a supply ship.
We had no food.

46:51.199 --> 46:53.071
I know.

46:54.855 --> 46:58.337
The pilot was
Lieutenant Akamu Lee.

46:58.467 --> 47:01.688
He was originally from Sol III--

47:02.558 --> 47:04.212
<i>Earth.</i>

47:04.343 --> 47:06.214
<i>A place called Hawaii.</i>

47:07.825 --> 47:09.696
We served together.

47:09.783 --> 47:14.919
He stayed with the Federation
even when Earth left.

47:17.747 --> 47:20.489
He wore this long braid

47:20.620 --> 47:24.885
and all his kids
wore the braid as well.

47:25.016 --> 47:26.931
A family thing.

47:27.670 --> 47:31.979
He was...

47:32.110 --> 47:34.025
a lousy singer.

47:36.549 --> 47:40.074
That supply ship was supposed
to be his last rotation before

47:40.205 --> 47:42.033
<i>he retired.</i>

47:43.599 --> 47:46.167
What did you think was
going to happen

47:46.298 --> 47:49.431
when you boarded that shuttle?

47:49.562 --> 47:51.607
You both had weapons, right?

47:51.738 --> 47:53.609
And you were prepared
to use them?

47:57.178 --> 47:58.092
Yes.

47:59.137 --> 48:01.400
Who shot Lieutenant Lee?

48:01.530 --> 48:03.271
Nus.

48:03.358 --> 48:05.099
He pulled his weapon.

48:06.100 --> 48:09.451
I had to fire back.
Self-defense.

48:09.582 --> 48:11.062
Could you have stopped him?

48:12.193 --> 48:13.499
I don't know.

48:14.630 --> 48:16.023
<i>Maybe.</i>

48:18.373 --> 48:21.072
<i>Could you have saved his life?</i>

48:21.202 --> 48:22.116
I said maybe.

48:22.247 --> 48:24.162
Maybe is not enough.

48:24.336 --> 48:26.425
In that moment,

48:26.599 --> 48:30.081
you altered the lives of
Akamu Lee's children, too.

48:30.211 --> 48:32.213
Forever.

48:32.344 --> 48:35.303
<i>You altered your son's life.</i>

48:35.390 --> 48:37.001
So have I.

48:37.131 --> 48:40.874
We all have to live with it.

48:41.005 --> 48:44.095
But we don't have to
live with him.

48:48.621 --> 48:53.582
There is so much anger

48:53.669 --> 48:55.845
in the universe.

48:57.543 --> 48:59.545
So much atrocity.

49:00.720 --> 49:03.679
All of it started with some guy
saying what Nus is saying

49:03.810 --> 49:07.335
right now:
"It's us or them.

49:07.422 --> 49:10.556
Your hate will set you free."

49:10.686 --> 49:13.211
<i>You hate me.</i>

49:14.386 --> 49:15.822
More than you'll ever know.

49:15.996 --> 49:17.432
Ah.

49:19.130 --> 49:23.221
You still think I'm the monster
that took your son.

49:23.351 --> 49:24.657
Yes, I do.

49:25.701 --> 49:28.487
The monster that
took my son is time.

49:30.402 --> 49:34.232
Because there was no time.

49:35.798 --> 49:38.105
I had no time to save him.

49:40.281 --> 49:41.804
I'll never be free of it.

49:41.935 --> 49:46.635
That's the grave
I cannot escape.

49:48.507 --> 49:50.378
I promise you...

49:50.465 --> 49:52.990
you're already dancing
on it, Anisha.

50:03.435 --> 50:05.176
Nahla Ake is guilty.

50:19.320 --> 50:20.843
You heard her!

50:20.974 --> 50:25.283
Guilty! Nahla Ake is guilty!

50:25.457 --> 50:28.851
The Federation is guilty!

50:28.938 --> 50:32.855
Oh, folks,
we finally got it right.

50:32.942 --> 50:36.859
<i>The people have spoken.
And they are pissed!</i>

50:36.990 --> 50:38.687
You heard her!

50:38.861 --> 50:40.515
Guilty!

50:40.646 --> 50:43.562
Guilty! Guilty!

50:49.089 --> 50:51.396
This is it!

50:51.526 --> 50:54.921
There's only one thing left
and that is the sentence.

50:56.531 --> 50:59.665
The people of the galaxy,
they want balance.

50:59.795 --> 51:01.188
Justice!

51:01.319 --> 51:05.018
We have heard lies.
We have heard hypocrisies.

51:05.149 --> 51:08.804
For this woman's crimes
against your family

51:08.978 --> 51:10.545
and so many others, Anisha Mir,

51:10.632 --> 51:12.765
- will you please present the s--
- Excuse me, sir.

51:14.549 --> 51:15.811
What?

51:15.898 --> 51:17.813
There's an incoming shuttle.

51:17.944 --> 51:20.729
One occupant. Requesting asylum.

51:20.860 --> 51:22.470
Signaling "Caleb Mir."

51:30.391 --> 51:32.350
Reymi, don't let us drift
out into the open.

51:32.480 --> 51:33.829
- Aye, Commander.
- Lythe?

51:33.960 --> 51:35.266
Still no sensor contact.

51:35.440 --> 51:36.789
Sam, Mir's shuttle just docked.

51:36.919 --> 51:39.574
Stabilization's still at 42%.

51:39.748 --> 51:41.489
42% of stable is not...

51:41.663 --> 51:42.925
Stable, I'm aware.

51:43.056 --> 51:45.102
Caleb will buy us
the time we need.

51:57.592 --> 51:59.812
<i>Well, hello, Little Fish.</i>

51:59.942 --> 52:01.814
I'm so glad you could join us.

52:01.944 --> 52:03.772
I have something to say.

52:06.297 --> 52:07.820
Trial's over.

52:07.950 --> 52:09.952
You made me a part of this,

52:10.039 --> 52:12.651
now you want to silence me?

52:12.781 --> 52:14.435
<i>In front of the entire quadrant?</i>

52:17.612 --> 52:19.310
Well played.

52:21.790 --> 52:23.749
Clever lad.

52:23.879 --> 52:26.404
Oh, silence you?

52:26.534 --> 52:27.666
Never.

52:27.796 --> 52:30.495
Share your thoughts
with us, please.

52:36.762 --> 52:39.547
Running out of time to
shut down those mines, guys.

52:39.678 --> 52:42.550
Stabilization at 68%.

52:42.681 --> 52:44.770
- Come on, Sam, you got this.
- This is an algorithm,

52:44.857 --> 52:47.729
not a pineapple cake.
It takes time!

52:47.816 --> 52:49.688
Mom,

52:49.818 --> 52:51.298
I would ask,

52:51.429 --> 52:55.389
in this moment,
for you to listen.

53:00.873 --> 53:02.831
I love you.

53:06.661 --> 53:09.098
You always told me to look up
at the stars.

53:10.796 --> 53:13.973
You said the infinity
that's out there...

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the same one was in here.

53:17.803 --> 53:20.719
I never understood that
until Starfleet.

53:24.070 --> 53:25.637
I know it's a betrayal.

53:25.767 --> 53:27.943
I felt that every day.

53:28.117 --> 53:30.859
And it killed me.
You have to know that,

53:30.990 --> 53:34.254
just like I know what the death
of that officer did to you.

53:36.909 --> 53:39.041
But the Academy kept pushing me

53:39.128 --> 53:40.956
until, for the first time
in my life,

53:41.130 --> 53:42.828
I realized I have something
to offer.

53:45.091 --> 53:46.571
<i>I never knew that before.</i>

53:48.573 --> 53:50.488
<i>I can be more than just
a space rat.</i>

53:50.575 --> 53:55.144
<i>A lost son. I can be
part of a community.</i>

53:55.275 --> 53:58.496
<i>And these people, Mom,
these friends of mine?</i>

53:58.583 --> 54:00.672
I have to tell you, I've laughed
more in the past year

54:00.802 --> 54:02.804
than I have in my entire life.

54:04.676 --> 54:06.634
<i>I didn't even know
what it really felt like</i>

54:06.765 --> 54:07.896
just to laugh.

54:08.027 --> 54:10.899
But I was a coward

54:11.030 --> 54:12.423
and I fought them.

54:12.553 --> 54:14.860
<i>I said horrible things.</i>

54:14.947 --> 54:18.124
<i>And they deserved
so much better.</i>

54:19.168 --> 54:21.214
<i>I kept trying to push them away.</i>

54:21.388 --> 54:23.303
<i>To just not care.
But they wouldn't let me--</i>

54:23.434 --> 54:24.957
<i>you know why?</i>

54:25.087 --> 54:27.351
They all live for something
bigger than themselves.

54:31.311 --> 54:34.793
And when that gets hard...
we look to Nahla.

54:36.969 --> 54:39.754
She believed in me, Mom.

54:39.885 --> 54:41.452
She's never given up on us.

54:42.757 --> 54:46.326
She believes that we can
make a difference. She listens.

54:46.457 --> 54:49.111
I know what happened
16 years ago,

54:49.242 --> 54:51.940
and she's the one who taught me
I can't stay there forever.

54:52.941 --> 54:55.466
I can be a part of this world

54:55.596 --> 54:57.772
without forgetting
where I come from.

54:57.903 --> 54:59.731
Without forgetting you.

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And that's Starfleet.

55:06.390 --> 55:08.479
They know what they stand for.

55:14.180 --> 55:15.921
It's not this.

55:19.359 --> 55:21.927
I've been searching
for you my whole life.

55:22.057 --> 55:26.584
I've been looking for home
so long.

55:29.456 --> 55:32.285
And I think I finally found it.

55:36.985 --> 55:39.640
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

55:39.814 --> 55:41.599
That's brainwashing!

55:41.773 --> 55:46.212
They probably held him
in the brig for a long time

55:46.386 --> 55:47.866
until he memorized that garbage,

55:48.040 --> 55:51.652
along with the, uh...
with the Starfleet Anthem!

55:51.739 --> 55:53.437
Well, there-there is
no Starfleet Anthem,

55:53.567 --> 55:55.308
but what a good suggestion.

55:55.482 --> 56:00.182
Caleb, was exochemistry one of
your classes at the Academy?

56:00.313 --> 56:02.402
Yes.

56:05.100 --> 56:06.580
Tell me about strontium.

56:10.018 --> 56:12.064
It's a fuel source.

56:12.194 --> 56:14.153
Cheap, but lethal.

56:14.240 --> 56:16.024
Why?

56:16.111 --> 56:18.723
Because when strontium hits
anything volatile, it explodes.

56:18.853 --> 56:24.424
Like, say, a buildup of
toxic oxides in an atmosphere.

56:26.687 --> 56:28.472
Yes.

56:28.646 --> 56:31.475
What color does strontium burn?

56:32.476 --> 56:35.043
Red. Like a match
in a tinderbox.

56:35.130 --> 56:39.526
Nus said the Federation rained
red hellfire on his colony.

56:39.657 --> 56:40.701
That's impossible.

56:40.875 --> 56:41.746
- Why?
- Federation weaponry,

56:41.876 --> 56:43.400
Federation fire,

56:43.530 --> 56:45.358
at least for
the last few hundred years,

56:45.489 --> 56:48.013
has always been blue or green.

56:48.187 --> 56:49.928
Not red.

56:52.583 --> 56:56.543
Braka, the Federation
didn't destroy your colony.

56:56.674 --> 57:00.939
Your father built a weapon
using the only fuel he had,

57:01.113 --> 57:03.550
and it ignited the atmosphere.

57:08.033 --> 57:09.991
That's a lie.

57:11.558 --> 57:16.084
That is a vicious lie.

57:16.215 --> 57:17.999
That-- Lies.

57:18.130 --> 57:19.827
Do you hear that?

57:19.914 --> 57:22.874
That's a lie! Lies!

57:23.004 --> 57:25.093
Lies and propaganda!

57:25.180 --> 57:26.747
No, it's science.

57:26.921 --> 57:28.923
You were a little kid
when it happened.

57:29.097 --> 57:31.491
You still see everything
through the eyes of that kid.

57:31.622 --> 57:35.713
You never grew up.
And it got us right here.

57:37.497 --> 57:41.153
So the question I'd ask to
all these people watching:

57:41.283 --> 57:43.721
Is this the person you want
to follow into the future?

57:43.895 --> 57:47.246
An angry child with his finger
on the trigger

57:47.376 --> 57:50.336
whose entire worldview...

57:50.467 --> 57:53.382
is based on a lie?

58:01.913 --> 58:06.004
No! No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no!

58:06.134 --> 58:08.572
Now he's desperate.
What do we got?

58:08.746 --> 58:11.662
Stabilization at 82%.

58:13.141 --> 58:14.795
<i>No, don't go!</i>

58:14.969 --> 58:16.580
<i>Don't go!</i>

58:18.103 --> 58:19.670
<i>Oh, no.</i>

58:19.800 --> 58:20.714
No!

58:20.845 --> 58:23.151
This is not how it ends!

58:27.329 --> 58:30.158
This is how it ends!

58:34.380 --> 58:38.210
<i>This is how it ends!</i>

58:50.222 --> 58:52.224
<i>Error.</i>

58:52.398 --> 58:53.965
<i>Error.</i>

58:54.052 --> 58:56.358
Computer, what the hell
is happening?!

58:56.489 --> 58:58.230
<i>Mine field deactivated.</i>

58:58.360 --> 59:00.972
<i>Omega-47 particles stabilized.</i>

59:04.149 --> 59:05.280
Incoming ships!

59:05.411 --> 59:06.804
- What?
- It's the Federation.

59:06.934 --> 59:08.370
What?

59:22.167 --> 59:24.386
<i>Thank you for your service,</i>
Athena.

59:25.431 --> 59:28.260
<i>You've gone above and beyond.</i>

59:28.390 --> 59:30.436
<i>The fleet can take it from here.</i>

59:30.610 --> 59:33.439
Let's go!

59:33.526 --> 59:35.354
- Let's go!
- Yeah, Sam!

59:38.618 --> 59:41.099
Yes!

59:41.186 --> 59:44.276
Whoopee! It's 100%!

59:44.406 --> 59:45.494
Let's go!

59:45.625 --> 59:47.105
<i>Nus Braka and Venari Ral,</i>

59:47.235 --> 59:48.585
<i>you are surrounded.</i>

59:48.715 --> 59:50.195
<i>Prepare to be boarded.</i>

59:50.325 --> 59:52.850
Well, hold on to how much
you hate me, Little Fish.

59:53.024 --> 59:55.156
It'll help keep you warm
at night.

59:59.378 --> 01:00:01.815
You are hereby remanded
into Federation custody.

01:00:01.902 --> 01:00:04.035
<i>Comply immediately.</i>

01:00:14.698 --> 01:00:17.657
That's it?
You call that a punch? Hmm?

01:00:19.137 --> 01:00:22.531
Oh, Anisha Mir,
when you close your eyes,

01:00:22.706 --> 01:00:24.490
you'll see me
in your nightmares.

01:00:24.621 --> 01:00:26.448
You too, Nahla Ake!

01:00:26.623 --> 01:00:28.494
Oh!

01:00:29.756 --> 01:00:31.671
Get him the hell out of here.

01:01:14.801 --> 01:01:16.063
Can I please just have, like,

01:01:16.194 --> 01:01:18.065
50 hours
of menial labor instead?

01:01:18.152 --> 01:01:19.501
Nope.

01:01:19.632 --> 01:01:21.329
Please. Come on,
you gotta give me something.

01:01:21.416 --> 01:01:23.201
- Vomit monitor.
- It's out of my hands.

01:01:23.375 --> 01:01:26.552
You and the others will be
present in full dress uniforms

01:01:26.639 --> 01:01:29.686
at 1800 hours for a private
reception with the president.

01:01:29.773 --> 01:01:32.079
You gotta let her
express her gratitude.

01:01:32.166 --> 01:01:34.038
Politicians love that shit.

01:01:34.168 --> 01:01:36.431
Yeah, but don't they make you
use, like, ten different forks?

01:01:36.518 --> 01:01:38.433
Yeah.

01:01:38.607 --> 01:01:41.306
We don't cover etiquette
until year two.

01:01:41.393 --> 01:01:43.395
Maybe I should revisit that.

01:01:43.525 --> 01:01:45.092
<i>All final evaluations</i>

01:01:45.179 --> 01:01:48.052
<i>for graduating cadets to
the Academy register's office</i>

01:01:48.182 --> 01:01:49.880
<i>no later than 1800 hours
tomorrow.</i>

01:01:53.318 --> 01:01:54.623
Go ahead.

01:01:54.754 --> 01:01:56.103
I'll be here when you get back.

01:01:56.190 --> 01:01:58.018
Give you the crash course
in forks.

01:02:01.979 --> 01:02:03.502
I should have told you
about my mom

01:02:03.632 --> 01:02:05.547
when I had the chance.

01:02:05.678 --> 01:02:08.550
I didn't think you'd listen.

01:02:09.813 --> 01:02:10.944
I was wrong.

01:02:12.772 --> 01:02:16.123
Get out of here. Go. Shoo.

01:02:16.254 --> 01:02:17.821
Vamoose.

01:02:28.527 --> 01:02:30.747
<i>Specialist Krebs,</i>

01:02:30.877 --> 01:02:32.574
<i>your Talaxian Furfly
has left the replicator,</i>

01:02:32.705 --> 01:02:34.620
<i>and is now mating with itself.</i>

01:02:34.751 --> 01:02:36.665
<i>Does that seem okay to you?</i>

01:02:36.796 --> 01:02:39.146
- Hey.
- So, we're cleared to go

01:02:39.277 --> 01:02:40.278
tomorrow morning.

01:02:40.365 --> 01:02:41.975
First stop: Earth.

01:02:43.585 --> 01:02:45.544
Big universe out there.

01:02:45.631 --> 01:02:46.980
Yep.

01:02:48.373 --> 01:02:51.028
Summer's almost here.

01:02:51.158 --> 01:02:54.292
I'm itching to get out there.
See it with you.

01:02:54.379 --> 01:02:57.425
Part of me hopes that
you won't want to come back.

01:02:57.556 --> 01:02:59.863
But we both know...

01:03:02.909 --> 01:03:05.956
Well, you'll always know
where to find me, Mom.

01:03:07.261 --> 01:03:09.046
I know.

01:03:13.572 --> 01:03:15.879
I'm looking at you.

01:03:18.359 --> 01:03:20.840
I'm so proud.

01:03:20.971 --> 01:03:23.712
I know this is your home.

01:03:23.843 --> 01:03:26.019
You always have
another one here.

01:03:32.678 --> 01:03:34.767
You too, Mom.

01:03:36.943 --> 01:03:40.077
- Come on, I'll show you around.
- Okay.

01:03:41.948 --> 01:03:43.036
<i>Attention, cadets.</i>

01:03:43.167 --> 01:03:44.995
<i>We have arrived at Betazed.</i>

01:03:45.169 --> 01:03:47.345
<i>Please be sure to respect
and follow all local customs</i>

01:03:47.519 --> 01:03:48.563
<i>when visiting cultural sites,</i>

01:03:48.650 --> 01:03:50.087
<i>observing religious ceremonies,</i>

01:03:50.217 --> 01:03:52.393
<i>or attending any weddings.</i>

01:03:52.524 --> 01:03:53.830
<i>Don't forget your sunscreen.</i>

01:03:53.917 --> 01:03:55.135
<i>Have a great summer.</i>

01:03:55.309 --> 01:03:57.007
<i>And be safe, fellow travelers.</i>

01:03:59.183 --> 01:04:01.098
<i>When you reach
the end of a journey,</i>

01:04:01.185 --> 01:04:04.188
<i>you find yourself looking back
at the beginning.</i>

01:04:05.276 --> 01:04:08.279
<i>All I ever wanted was
to find my mom,</i>

01:04:08.366 --> 01:04:09.976
<i>and run away.</i>

01:04:10.150 --> 01:04:12.892
<i>I didn't know life could be
more than survival.</i>

01:04:13.023 --> 01:04:15.112
<i>That it can be an adventure.</i>

01:04:15.242 --> 01:04:17.897
<i>That there are people
I can rely on,</i>

01:04:18.028 --> 01:04:19.333
<i>who rely on me.</i>

01:04:19.464 --> 01:04:22.119
<i>Friends, family.</i>

01:04:22.249 --> 01:04:25.122
<i>Home was never something
I could even imagine.</i>

01:04:25.296 --> 01:04:27.080
<i>That's what I found here.</i>

01:04:27.211 --> 01:04:29.474
<i>A change like that,
it's not easy.</i>

01:04:29.648 --> 01:04:31.345
<i>You have to trust people.</i>

01:04:31.476 --> 01:04:33.913
<i>I'm still learning how.</i>

01:04:34.087 --> 01:04:35.915
How are you feeling, Dad?

01:04:36.002 --> 01:04:38.222
Right as rain, Sam.
Right as rain.

01:04:38.352 --> 01:04:40.093
Okay.

01:04:40.180 --> 01:04:41.529
Um...

01:04:42.966 --> 01:04:45.272
- Hi, friends. Hi.
- Hi.

01:04:45.359 --> 01:04:47.013
<i>My name is Caleb Mir,</i>

01:04:47.144 --> 01:04:49.407
<i>Cadet Second Class,
Starfleet Academy.</i>

01:04:49.537 --> 01:04:52.279
<i>Stardate 869631.7.</i>

01:04:52.366 --> 01:04:55.717
<i>This is my first
cadet's log entry.</i>

01:04:57.458 --> 01:04:59.983
<i>And the last thing
I ever would have expected.</i>

01:05:01.810 --> 01:05:06.293
<i>♪ Oh, how I'll feel
like a beautiful child ♪</i>

01:05:06.380 --> 01:05:08.382
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child ♪</i>

01:05:08.513 --> 01:05:10.515
<i>♪ Yeah ♪</i>

01:05:12.169 --> 01:05:14.171
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child ♪</i>

01:05:14.301 --> 01:05:17.957
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child again ♪</i>

01:05:18.131 --> 01:05:22.005
<i>♪ When I have finally found ♪</i>

01:05:23.920 --> 01:05:30.317
<i>♪ My room filled with toys ♪</i>

01:05:33.016 --> 01:05:38.151
<i>♪ Banging on my crib ♪</i>

01:05:39.892 --> 01:05:45.637
<i>♪ Excited by noise ♪</i>

01:05:45.811 --> 01:05:48.596
<i>♪ Oh, how I'll feel ♪</i>

01:05:48.770 --> 01:05:52.035
<i>♪ Oh,
how I'll feel ♪</i>

01:05:52.165 --> 01:05:57.649
<i>♪ Oh, how I'll feel
like a beautiful child ♪</i>

01:05:57.779 --> 01:06:02.001
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child again ♪</i>

01:06:03.916 --> 01:06:09.574
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child,
such a beautiful child again ♪</i>

01:06:20.454 --> 01:06:24.502
<i>♪ Oh, how I'll feel ♪</i>

01:06:24.676 --> 01:06:28.419
<i>♪ Oh,
how I'll feel ♪</i>

01:06:28.549 --> 01:06:33.859
<i>♪ Oh, how I'll feel
like a beautiful child ♪</i>

01:06:33.990 --> 01:06:37.080
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child again ♪</i>

01:06:37.254 --> 01:06:40.344
<i>♪ Oh, oh ♪</i>

01:06:40.474 --> 01:06:45.610
<i>♪ Such a beautiful child,
such a beautiful child again ♪</i>

01:06:45.740 --> 01:06:50.180
<i>♪ When I am older than ♪</i>

01:06:51.833 --> 01:06:54.488
<i>♪ These small ♪</i>

01:06:54.619 --> 01:07:00.973
<i>♪ Goddamned hills. ♪</i>

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