WEBVTT 1 00:00:00.038 --> 00:00:02.038 Subtitles by Renatinha Tankinha 2 00:00:04.000 --> 00:00:10.074 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today 3 00:00:22.360 --> 00:00:31.141 Two generals claim the power. Lang wins the war. Hatch is hiding in the shadows. 4 00:00:32.111 --> 00:00:35.369 Once a year, on Liberation Day, victory is celebrated slowly. 5 00:00:35.381 --> 00:00:38.229 Many of Hatch's followers treason executed in public. 6 00:00:38.254 --> 00:00:41.629 Rumors making the rounds, Hatch was attacking those prisons to free his men. 7 00:00:41.654 --> 00:00:44.353 His place of residence is unknown. 8 00:00:45.269 --> 00:00:50.508 Rumors making the rounds, Hatch was those prisons to free his men. 9 00:00:50.533 --> 00:00:54.660 His whereabouts are unknown. 10 00:01:37.871 --> 00:01:39.550 -It's time! Fix this! 11 00:01:39.574 --> 00:01:42.785 -It's dead! -Can you fix it? 12 00:01:44.270 --> 00:01:45.270 -We need him! 13 00:02:10.298 --> 00:02:12.165 -Do you know how to fix this? 14 00:02:14.751 --> 00:02:15.751 So fix it! 15 00:02:44.913 --> 00:02:45.913 Back to war! 16 00:02:48.015 --> 00:02:49.015 Back to war! 17 00:03:32.564 --> 00:03:33.564 -Get down! 18 00:03:44.442 --> 00:03:45.442 Get down! 19 00:04:32.656 --> 00:04:34.203 Does anybody else 20 00:04:34.602 --> 00:04:35.735 want to try that? 21 00:07:30.391 --> 00:07:31.591 -You know who I am? 22 00:07:33.880 --> 00:07:35.928 -You're Gray Cortland's kid. 23 00:07:37.179 --> 00:07:41.327 Your father and I took down three of prisons before ??? 24 00:07:42.243 --> 00:07:44.592 This was the first one we weren't prepared for. 25 00:07:47.554 --> 00:07:48.887 That fail safe device? 26 00:07:49.515 --> 00:07:50.848 It's just the start. 27 00:07:57.976 --> 00:07:59.909 This might hurt a little bit. 28 00:08:03.304 --> 00:08:04.504 Give me your head. 29 00:08:20.900 --> 00:08:22.767 If we're gonna win this war, 30 00:08:22.790 --> 00:08:24.087 I need information. 31 00:08:24.829 --> 00:08:26.500 -What's that got to do with me? 32 00:08:26.525 --> 00:08:28.080 -It's on a ship. 33 00:08:28.104 --> 00:08:29.555 We're leaving tomorrow. 34 00:08:30.345 --> 00:08:31.947 You know it. 35 00:08:35.473 --> 00:08:36.473 -Do I? 36 00:08:37.699 --> 00:08:40.058 The same crash ship you flew in when you leaped guard. 37 00:08:43.660 --> 00:08:44.993 They caught him, Kye. 38 00:08:46.020 --> 00:08:47.020 Your father. 39 00:08:48.395 --> 00:08:50.324 You're gonna make an example of him. 40 00:08:52.384 --> 00:08:53.384 -Where is he? 41 00:08:54.314 --> 00:08:55.314 -New Holland. 42 00:08:56.189 --> 00:08:57.322 On Liberation Day 43 00:08:57.775 --> 00:08:58.775 the ax falls. 44 00:08:59.892 --> 00:09:01.425 But I promise you, Kye. 45 00:09:02.228 --> 00:09:04.428 We can stop that ax from falling. 46 00:09:13.407 --> 00:09:17.024 -Last time I saw my old man he had a 3 minute window to talk. 47 00:09:18.970 --> 00:09:20.037 He was paranoid. 48 00:09:20.829 --> 00:09:23.391 He kept looking over his shoulder every 15 seconds. 49 00:09:24.064 --> 00:09:26.330 Just in case he was being watched. 50 00:09:28.361 --> 00:09:31.027 Is that the kind of guy you think I am? 51 00:09:31.751 --> 00:09:34.618 One who enjoys looking over his shoulder? 52 00:09:35.705 --> 00:09:37.972 -You know what I hate about prison? 53 00:09:38.987 --> 00:09:41.392 You throw a wolf into a cage 54 00:09:42.541 --> 00:09:45.220 and all you are going to get is an angry wolf. 55 00:09:46.955 --> 00:09:49.289 throw a man in with the whole pack? 56 00:09:50.189 --> 00:09:52.322 They just make each other worse. 57 00:09:55.165 --> 00:09:56.165 But 58 00:09:56.189 --> 00:09:58.189 if he comes out of there, clean, 59 00:09:59.782 --> 00:10:02.049 you think that means he was fixed? 60 00:10:02.673 --> 00:10:03.673 No. 61 00:10:04.439 --> 00:10:07.016 It means he didn't belong there in the first place. 62 00:10:07.845 --> 00:10:11.501 You see, the real bad wolves, 63 00:10:13.798 --> 00:10:15.131 they can't be fixed. 64 00:10:18.048 --> 00:10:21.781 -Maybe you want to tell me what it is you're getting at. 65 00:10:22.814 --> 00:10:23.814 -You get in, 66 00:10:24.157 --> 00:10:25.157 get the goods, 67 00:10:26.009 --> 00:10:27.009 and I pick you up. 68 00:10:28.595 --> 00:10:29.728 No one gets hurt. 69 00:10:31.657 --> 00:10:33.324 Then we go to New Holland 70 00:10:33.808 --> 00:10:36.941 and we swoop down there like angels into hell. 71 00:10:37.886 --> 00:10:39.752 And we get your old man out. 72 00:10:44.568 --> 00:10:46.083 Arrowhead class. 73 00:10:47.435 --> 00:10:48.435 Model B. 74 00:10:49.349 --> 00:10:50.349 I think it suits you. 75 00:12:15.315 --> 00:12:16.315 -Killing us? 76 00:12:16.339 --> 00:12:17.986 -I have a few tricks to hide 77 00:12:19.456 --> 00:12:20.456 You ready? 78 00:12:22.448 --> 00:12:23.448 -Yeah. 79 00:12:24.784 --> 00:12:25.784 I'm good. 80 00:12:49.959 --> 00:12:52.011 -That's the back-end of the whole system. 81 00:12:52.449 --> 00:12:54.215 All you got to do is plug in, 82 00:12:54.239 --> 00:12:55.949 and your wrist link will do the rest. 83 00:13:00.194 --> 00:13:01.998 -A lot of it has been updated 84 00:13:02.670 --> 00:13:03.870 But not all of it. 85 00:13:08.326 --> 00:13:09.326 This is new. 86 00:13:10.248 --> 00:13:13.181 -We got to down some systems to get access. 87 00:13:13.561 --> 00:13:14.561 It's temporary. 88 00:13:14.631 --> 00:13:15.631 Just confirm. 89 00:13:29.111 --> 00:13:30.778 -This doesn't feel right! 90 00:13:31.157 --> 00:13:32.485 -Relax! 91 00:13:33.368 --> 00:13:35.001 As soon as that transfer's done, 92 00:13:35.025 --> 00:13:36.719 it will all start to back up. 93 00:13:37.157 --> 00:13:38.157 Is it close? 94 00:13:38.650 --> 00:13:39.650 -Yeah. 95 00:13:40.634 --> 00:13:41.634 It's moving. 96 00:13:42.329 --> 00:13:44.477 -There's some kind of storm out here! 97 00:13:44.501 --> 00:13:46.501 We just took off the ship's raincoat. 98 00:13:46.525 --> 00:13:49.391 -Warning, unstable electromagnetic activity! 99 00:13:49.415 --> 00:13:51.594 Final systems offline. 100 00:13:52.111 --> 00:13:53.400 -Transfers done. 101 00:13:54.376 --> 00:13:55.376 What next? 102 00:13:55.962 --> 00:13:57.813 -Send that data across to me. 103 00:13:59.001 --> 00:14:01.173 -What do you mean, just send it to you? 104 00:14:01.197 --> 00:14:03.423 -It's pretty unstable out here, kid. 105 00:14:03.853 --> 00:14:04.986 Trust me on this. 106 00:14:11.470 --> 00:14:12.470 -Now what? 107 00:14:15.267 --> 00:14:16.267 Hatch! 108 00:14:56.546 --> 00:14:57.928 -Shuttle deploying in... 109 00:14:58.202 --> 00:14:59.202 5... 110 00:14:59.226 --> 00:15:01.226 4...3... 111 00:15:01.937 --> 00:15:02.937 2... 112 00:15:03.155 --> 00:15:04.155 1. 113 00:16:05.061 --> 00:16:06.128 -Welcome, guest. 114 00:16:07.990 --> 00:16:09.457 -Hatch do you read me? 115 00:16:09.699 --> 00:16:10.699 -Let's log in. 116 00:16:38.754 --> 00:16:39.754 Warning! 117 00:16:39.778 --> 00:16:43.566 Preliminary readings indicate a native toxic atmosphere. 118 00:16:43.949 --> 00:16:48.105 Prolonged exposure might cause paralysis or death. 119 00:16:55.988 --> 00:16:56.988 -How we doing? 120 00:16:57.832 --> 00:16:58.832 We got power? 121 00:16:59.817 --> 00:17:01.613 -I'd be happy to answer that. 122 00:17:01.637 --> 00:17:02.933 Let's log in. 123 00:17:10.202 --> 00:17:11.402 What is your name? 124 00:17:12.202 --> 00:17:13.202 Let's log in. 125 00:17:14.374 --> 00:17:16.116 -Just let me think for a second. 126 00:17:16.515 --> 00:17:18.202 -Understood, guest. 127 00:17:20.616 --> 00:17:21.749 I have knowledge. 128 00:17:22.874 --> 00:17:23.874 -What? 129 00:17:24.679 --> 00:17:27.421 -Please seek alternative oxygen source. 130 00:17:31.147 --> 00:17:32.547 -How long do we have? 131 00:17:32.571 --> 00:17:34.571 -I'd be happy to answer that. 132 00:17:34.595 --> 00:17:35.701 Let's log in. 133 00:17:39.663 --> 00:17:41.170 -Attention, survivors. 134 00:17:41.194 --> 00:17:42.764 This is Oleander. 135 00:17:42.788 --> 00:17:44.037 Crash site is visible. 136 00:17:44.061 --> 00:17:45.678 Get there as soon as you can. 137 00:17:45.702 --> 00:17:47.702 I repeat: get to the main crash site. 138 00:17:48.444 --> 00:17:49.444 -I'm going out there 139 00:17:49.468 --> 00:17:51.468 and drag back someone you will talk to. 140 00:17:52.100 --> 00:17:53.951 -Good luck, guest. 141 00:17:54.241 --> 00:17:56.241 -Yeah, I won't hold my breath. 142 00:18:15.852 --> 00:18:17.515 I'm not seeing from the ground, Hatch. 143 00:18:18.180 --> 00:18:20.234 Let me know how you want to handle this. 144 00:18:38.124 --> 00:18:39.366 Let's log in. 145 00:20:08.054 --> 00:20:09.710 It's okay, you don't need it. 146 00:20:09.921 --> 00:20:11.734 shuttle breathing at 12 %. 147 00:20:15.140 --> 00:20:16.673 - 12 % won't last long. 148 00:20:29.731 --> 00:20:30.798 So what are you? 149 00:20:32.825 --> 00:20:33.825 -Tired. 150 00:20:34.692 --> 00:20:35.692 Hungry. 151 00:20:41.059 --> 00:20:42.512 -You don't know the shuttle, 152 00:20:43.083 --> 00:20:44.699 Your uniform isn't within regulation 153 00:20:44.723 --> 00:20:47.356 and I'm pretty sure I didn't see you at the launch pad. 154 00:20:48.106 --> 00:20:49.652 -Welcome, guest. 155 00:20:50.168 --> 00:20:51.168 Let's log in. 156 00:20:52.465 --> 00:20:55.035 -And I guess you didn't get a log in. 157 00:20:58.016 --> 00:21:00.758 -Welcome, Tarren Hollis. Biologist. 158 00:21:00.992 --> 00:21:03.523 Locate the the Arrowhead wreckage. -Okay. 159 00:21:08.102 --> 00:21:11.117 -Arrowhead wreckage not in range. 160 00:21:11.821 --> 00:21:13.094 -It's a big planet. 161 00:21:13.703 --> 00:21:15.015 If you want to spot your ship, 162 00:21:15.250 --> 00:21:16.953 Now you get to high ground. 163 00:21:17.054 --> 00:21:19.312 -Well, the escape pods are leaving 164 00:21:20.798 --> 00:21:22.516 and I'm not going to be here when they do. 165 00:21:28.218 --> 00:21:29.218 -Hatch. 166 00:21:29.655 --> 00:21:31.592 Data's safe, buddy, I can't send it from here. 167 00:21:32.273 --> 00:21:33.806 Where the hell are you? 168 00:21:38.741 --> 00:21:39.741 -It's a moon. 169 00:21:40.648 --> 00:21:41.648 -What? 170 00:21:42.452 --> 00:21:44.652 -It's not a planet. It's a moon. 171 00:21:45.905 --> 00:21:46.905 -Yeah? 172 00:21:47.163 --> 00:21:48.230 How do you know? 173 00:21:48.254 --> 00:21:50.254 -Because that is a planet. 174 00:21:50.702 --> 00:21:52.169 And we're on its moon. 175 00:22:00.054 --> 00:22:01.819 -You really have time for a science lesson? 176 00:22:02.750 --> 00:22:04.283 -It's a research probe. 177 00:22:04.788 --> 00:22:06.388 We deployed in advance. 178 00:22:07.718 --> 00:22:10.288 We're gonna collect it. But I mean...look at it. 179 00:22:12.257 --> 00:22:14.561 We sent it out just four hours before the crash. 180 00:22:15.053 --> 00:22:16.663 -This thing looks 50 years old. 181 00:22:18.413 --> 00:22:19.413 -No. 182 00:22:20.171 --> 00:22:21.371 Exact model number, 183 00:22:22.976 --> 00:22:24.376 the exact same probe. 184 00:22:25.540 --> 00:22:27.074 -We should keep moving. 185 00:22:27.384 --> 00:22:28.883 -It's completely oxidized. 186 00:22:31.071 --> 00:22:33.165 If this is what the atmosphere did to metal, 187 00:22:34.087 --> 00:22:36.087 imagine what it's doing to human tissue. 188 00:22:39.587 --> 00:22:40.587 Yeah. 189 00:22:41.949 --> 00:22:43.149 Let's keep moving. 190 00:22:49.856 --> 00:22:50.856 -Now, this... 191 00:22:53.405 --> 00:22:55.171 This is what you're looking for. 192 00:22:56.609 --> 00:22:57.609 -Whoa. 193 00:22:57.843 --> 00:22:58.843 That's our cue. 194 00:23:01.866 --> 00:23:02.866 -Wait. 195 00:23:03.702 --> 00:23:04.702 -What? 196 00:23:06.366 --> 00:23:07.366 -I don't know. 197 00:23:08.921 --> 00:23:10.454 It wasn't there before. 198 00:23:11.350 --> 00:23:12.350 -You sure? 199 00:23:13.538 --> 00:23:14.938 -It's definitely new. 200 00:23:16.215 --> 00:23:17.215 -It's a rock. 201 00:23:17.785 --> 00:23:19.863 Kye, lesson's over. Let's go. 202 00:23:48.892 --> 00:23:49.958 -Welcome, guest. 203 00:23:52.525 --> 00:23:53.725 What is your name? 204 00:24:18.673 --> 00:24:19.806 -What's this for? 205 00:24:20.486 --> 00:24:21.486 -Just in case. 206 00:24:23.657 --> 00:24:24.924 -Just in case what? 207 00:24:25.251 --> 00:24:28.251 -We both know they are not letting me on these escape pods. 208 00:24:28.540 --> 00:24:30.384 -Yeah, not dressed like that, maybe. 209 00:24:30.408 --> 00:24:33.368 -No. Not with this face, 210 00:24:34.298 --> 00:24:35.431 not with my name, 211 00:24:36.376 --> 00:24:37.376 my record, 212 00:24:38.220 --> 00:24:39.985 I'm not getting off this planet. 213 00:24:40.548 --> 00:24:41.948 Not with you, anyway. 214 00:24:43.126 --> 00:24:45.673 There's something I got to do for someone and... 215 00:24:45.697 --> 00:24:47.212 I don't have much time. 216 00:24:50.581 --> 00:24:51.581 -Hatch. 217 00:24:54.229 --> 00:24:55.229 The crash? 218 00:24:56.503 --> 00:24:58.103 it was Hatch, wasn't it? 219 00:25:00.585 --> 00:25:03.413 You know, this isn't the first time he attacked us. 220 00:25:04.952 --> 00:25:06.619 Before attacking prisons, 221 00:25:06.679 --> 00:25:08.146 he was raiding convoys 222 00:25:08.170 --> 00:25:09.561 and colonies. 223 00:25:10.452 --> 00:25:12.119 He kills a lot of people. 224 00:25:12.843 --> 00:25:14.043 It's what he does. 225 00:25:14.320 --> 00:25:16.491 Or did he fail to mention that to you? 226 00:25:17.070 --> 00:25:18.070 -Propaganda. 227 00:25:18.991 --> 00:25:19.991 -The truth. 228 00:25:23.265 --> 00:25:24.731 I'm your only way out. 229 00:25:28.702 --> 00:25:30.502 I'll give you a fair trial! 230 00:25:32.257 --> 00:25:33.457 -No one gets that. 231 00:25:40.906 --> 00:25:42.554 Anything from the silver seat? 232 00:25:42.843 --> 00:25:44.593 -I'm sorry. I did not. 233 00:25:45.296 --> 00:25:46.850 -We're flying out of here. 234 00:25:48.818 --> 00:25:51.794 How long will we last out there on 9% oxygen? 235 00:25:52.302 --> 00:25:56.270 -Possibly enough to reach an outpost station where we could refuel. 236 00:25:56.419 --> 00:25:59.028 Would you like to abandon your distress call? 237 00:25:59.114 --> 00:26:00.114 -Yep. 238 00:26:00.169 --> 00:26:01.369 We're out of time. 239 00:26:01.411 --> 00:26:02.950 Let's just fly this thing. 240 00:26:04.872 --> 00:26:06.169 Can I get some power here? 241 00:26:06.904 --> 00:26:07.904 -No. 242 00:26:09.685 --> 00:26:11.218 -What do you mean "No"? 243 00:26:11.242 --> 00:26:12.692 You just said we could fly. 244 00:26:13.154 --> 00:26:17.221 -Tarren Hollis is not authorized to activate flight systems. 245 00:26:17.244 --> 00:26:18.712 Let's log in. 246 00:26:20.970 --> 00:26:23.237 Earlier you mentioned Silver Seat. 247 00:26:23.261 --> 00:26:25.261 Would you like to explore? 248 00:26:25.285 --> 00:26:26.712 -Yeah. 249 00:26:27.127 --> 00:26:29.994 -The Silver Seat is a prototype lightweight battleship 250 00:26:30.019 --> 00:26:32.019 designed by Hollis industries. 251 00:26:32.043 --> 00:26:34.900 This prototype was abandoned during hatchling conflict 252 00:26:34.924 --> 00:26:37.939 which General Tobias Hatch was forced into hiding. 253 00:26:37.963 --> 00:26:39.548 And the Silver Seat 254 00:26:39.572 --> 00:26:41.294 was never deployed. -Hatch. 255 00:26:41.850 --> 00:26:43.517 Tell me more about Hatch. 256 00:26:43.540 --> 00:26:45.271 -I have knowledge! 257 00:26:46.139 --> 00:26:47.872 Would you like to explore? 258 00:26:49.014 --> 00:26:50.014 -That. 259 00:26:51.279 --> 00:26:55.708 -The following is a confessional video featuring general Tobias Hatch. 260 00:26:55.732 --> 00:26:57.732 Shortly after his capture in Alander, 261 00:26:57.756 --> 00:27:00.194 before his brief incarceration. 262 00:27:00.515 --> 00:27:01.648 -State your name. 263 00:27:02.695 --> 00:27:05.280 -Tobias Johans Hatch 264 00:27:05.304 --> 00:27:07.304 -State your crime. 265 00:27:08.025 --> 00:27:10.969 -Multiple accounts of anti-government aggression, 266 00:27:10.993 --> 00:27:13.298 and instigation of revolt. 267 00:27:13.781 --> 00:27:16.797 -Please state specifically your most recent crime. 268 00:27:18.125 --> 00:27:21.672 -Planting of powerful materials inside government ships. 269 00:27:22.867 --> 00:27:26.336 Sabotaging four terrorist operations. 270 00:27:26.774 --> 00:27:29.812 -No, the record states that your original confession 271 00:27:29.836 --> 00:27:32.679 refer to the sabotage of scientific voyages. 272 00:27:33.383 --> 00:27:35.516 Do you reconfirm this amendment? 273 00:27:36.453 --> 00:27:38.156 -I confirm the amendment. 274 00:27:38.437 --> 00:27:40.757 -Do you confirm or deny that you have formed 275 00:27:40.782 --> 00:27:43.750 an underground movement codenamed "Redheads" 276 00:27:43.774 --> 00:27:45.774 to rally against General Lane? 277 00:27:46.133 --> 00:27:47.133 -I confirm. 278 00:27:48.555 --> 00:27:50.586 -And do you confirm or deny your public 279 00:27:50.610 --> 00:27:52.984 accusation that General Lane plans to orchestrate 280 00:27:53.009 --> 00:27:57.211 an experimental prison that allegedly code named Carshera Tempest? 281 00:27:57.688 --> 00:27:58.688 -I confirm. 282 00:27:59.943 --> 00:28:01.451 -Do you now confirm or deny 283 00:28:01.475 --> 00:28:05.130 this concept as a complete falsehood fabricated by yourself? 284 00:28:09.475 --> 00:28:10.475 -I confirm. 285 00:28:12.396 --> 00:28:14.560 -Please state specifically. 286 00:28:14.584 --> 00:28:18.632 -I confirm Carshera Tempest as a falsehood. 287 00:28:18.937 --> 00:28:20.788 -Wait, take that back. 288 00:28:22.093 --> 00:28:23.093 There. 289 00:28:24.304 --> 00:28:25.304 -I confirm. 290 00:28:29.749 --> 00:28:31.694 -You got any more on this Carshera Tempest? 291 00:28:32.382 --> 00:28:34.772 -I'm sorry, that is classified. 292 00:28:37.261 --> 00:28:39.090 -You were just starting to get interesting. 293 00:28:41.184 --> 00:28:43.450 -Attention, any survivors come in. 294 00:28:44.309 --> 00:28:45.642 Please make contact. 295 00:28:45.981 --> 00:28:47.902 Evac in 30 minutes. 296 00:29:13.289 --> 00:29:14.289 -You Okay? 297 00:29:14.438 --> 00:29:15.971 -I heard from the ship. 298 00:29:16.219 --> 00:29:17.285 They're leaving. 299 00:29:17.609 --> 00:29:18.609 Now. 300 00:29:18.758 --> 00:29:20.025 -So are you coming? 301 00:29:20.156 --> 00:29:21.156 -Yeah. 302 00:29:21.703 --> 00:29:22.703 Are you? 303 00:29:23.047 --> 00:29:24.890 Not leaving without Datas. 304 00:29:26.414 --> 00:29:27.882 -I meant what I said back there. 305 00:29:28.524 --> 00:29:29.791 About your clothes? 306 00:29:30.133 --> 00:29:32.117 They see you like that they shoot you in the spot. 307 00:29:36.672 --> 00:29:38.023 -What happened to ??? 308 00:30:02.914 --> 00:30:03.914 Let's go. 309 00:30:07.531 --> 00:30:09.086 ??? 310 00:30:09.110 --> 00:30:11.226 -This is the final call from Arrowhead. 311 00:30:11.251 --> 00:30:13.251 The escape pods are ready for launch. 312 00:30:13.275 --> 00:30:16.351 If there is anybody out there, we are leaving. 313 00:30:16.375 --> 00:30:17.703 -They can't hear us? 314 00:30:17.727 --> 00:30:19.727 -Arrowhead, do not leave! 315 00:30:19.751 --> 00:30:21.751 -Hey! Wait! 316 00:30:42.837 --> 00:30:43.837 Kye? 317 00:30:53.722 --> 00:30:54.722 Hurry! 318 00:31:00.887 --> 00:31:02.543 No, no, no, no, no! 319 00:31:07.762 --> 00:31:08.762 Whoa! 320 00:32:01.394 --> 00:32:02.594 -I have knowledge! 321 00:32:07.296 --> 00:32:09.496 Are you listening, Tarren Hollis? 322 00:32:12.905 --> 00:32:13.905 -I'm listening. 323 00:33:48.422 --> 00:33:49.422 Kye? 324 00:34:31.780 --> 00:34:32.780 Symbiosis 325 00:34:33.484 --> 00:34:35.150 -You mentioned Symbiosis. 326 00:34:35.429 --> 00:34:37.162 Would you like to explore? 327 00:34:37.491 --> 00:34:38.491 -No. 328 00:34:38.772 --> 00:34:41.595 You know what? Don't prompt me. If I want to know something I'll ask. 329 00:34:41.885 --> 00:34:43.418 -Yes, that makes sense. 330 00:34:58.078 --> 00:34:59.437 Welcome, guest! 331 00:35:10.246 --> 00:35:11.580 -So how did it feel? 332 00:35:13.527 --> 00:35:14.794 -Like I was asleep. 333 00:35:16.707 --> 00:35:17.707 Nightmare. 334 00:35:20.840 --> 00:35:22.307 -How does it feel now? 335 00:35:25.322 --> 00:35:26.389 -Like I'm awake. 336 00:35:29.862 --> 00:35:32.062 -So you mean you...you feel fine? 337 00:35:33.174 --> 00:35:34.174 -I feel cold. 338 00:35:37.572 --> 00:35:38.572 I feel heavier. 339 00:35:40.135 --> 00:35:41.535 But I feel good, I... 340 00:35:43.221 --> 00:35:44.354 can't explain it. 341 00:35:47.182 --> 00:35:48.182 -I kept going. 342 00:35:49.722 --> 00:35:51.122 After you were taken. 343 00:35:51.847 --> 00:35:53.513 Made it to the Arrowhead. 344 00:35:55.323 --> 00:35:56.323 -And? 345 00:35:56.964 --> 00:35:57.964 Any food? 346 00:35:58.542 --> 00:35:59.542 Medicine? 347 00:36:00.675 --> 00:36:01.675 -No. 348 00:36:02.284 --> 00:36:03.751 -Any escape pods left? 349 00:36:10.284 --> 00:36:11.618 How long was I gone? 350 00:36:12.964 --> 00:36:14.164 -Almost four days. 351 00:36:19.237 --> 00:36:20.237 Still got time. 352 00:36:21.565 --> 00:36:22.565 -For what? 353 00:36:23.433 --> 00:36:24.433 -That thing 354 00:36:24.839 --> 00:36:25.839 you had to do. 355 00:36:28.413 --> 00:36:29.413 -Time yeah. 356 00:36:31.070 --> 00:36:32.070 Options no. 357 00:36:34.031 --> 00:36:36.897 Unless you figured out a way to get this shuttle in the air. 358 00:36:37.866 --> 00:36:38.999 -We can't fly it. 359 00:36:42.829 --> 00:36:44.360 But we aren't the only ones still here. 360 00:36:45.392 --> 00:36:46.392 Are we? 361 00:37:25.554 --> 00:37:26.655 Oleander. 362 00:38:04.252 --> 00:38:05.252 -You wait here. 363 00:38:49.570 --> 00:38:50.960 -Scan error. 364 00:39:01.719 --> 00:39:03.812 Welcome, Norman Oleander. 365 00:39:09.348 --> 00:39:10.675 -Son of a bitch! 366 00:39:15.863 --> 00:39:16.863 REEF ? 367 00:39:16.887 --> 00:39:18.629 How long to Liberation Day? 368 00:39:18.653 --> 00:39:21.441 -76 days until Liberation Day. 369 00:39:21.582 --> 00:39:22.582 -You hear that? 370 00:39:23.231 --> 00:39:24.964 We're getting out of here. 371 00:39:27.785 --> 00:39:29.168 -What about Oleander? 372 00:39:30.183 --> 00:39:31.363 -Can't come with us. 373 00:39:37.126 --> 00:39:38.126 What? 374 00:39:38.946 --> 00:39:40.013 -I remember you. 375 00:39:42.829 --> 00:39:44.829 You were in the early guard protecting my father. 376 00:39:46.407 --> 00:39:47.407 -Yeah. 377 00:39:48.556 --> 00:39:49.556 I know. 378 00:39:50.978 --> 00:39:52.579 -You weren't gonna say anything? 379 00:39:53.556 --> 00:39:54.756 -What's the point? 380 00:39:55.032 --> 00:39:56.165 I don't know you. 381 00:39:56.978 --> 00:39:58.178 You don't know me. 382 00:39:58.392 --> 00:39:59.392 Not really. 383 00:40:00.165 --> 00:40:01.832 You're not a kid anymore. 384 00:40:02.415 --> 00:40:04.258 You're old enough to protect yourself. 385 00:40:04.282 --> 00:40:06.919 -I'm not asking you to protect me. 386 00:40:08.126 --> 00:40:09.193 I'm just saying. 387 00:40:09.923 --> 00:40:12.149 The man I remember wouldn't just leave somebody to die. 388 00:40:12.173 --> 00:40:14.173 -You don't know anything about me. 389 00:40:16.001 --> 00:40:18.735 -But I do remember that you used to be funny. 390 00:40:20.868 --> 00:40:22.962 You used to smile at us just to see us laugh. 391 00:40:26.188 --> 00:40:28.322 I'm looking at you now, Kye and 392 00:40:29.399 --> 00:40:31.055 your eyes, 393 00:40:31.501 --> 00:40:32.501 they're different. 394 00:40:34.759 --> 00:40:37.818 And you've got this scowl that drains the mood out of a room. 395 00:40:38.373 --> 00:40:41.538 And your hands...they shake when you think too hard. 396 00:40:42.537 --> 00:40:45.804 Do you even remember that man I'm talking about? 397 00:40:47.212 --> 00:40:48.803 -If I let your friend on board 398 00:40:50.517 --> 00:40:53.649 I'd jeopardize my only chance to get to New Holland. 399 00:40:56.527 --> 00:40:59.707 And I lose the last person who means something to me. 400 00:41:00.457 --> 00:41:01.457 -And Oleander? 401 00:41:02.527 --> 00:41:03.860 What happens to him? 402 00:41:05.684 --> 00:41:08.084 -I don't know if I can protect you. 403 00:41:10.356 --> 00:41:11.582 -Yes, you can. 404 00:41:13.349 --> 00:41:14.482 It's what you do. 405 00:41:40.759 --> 00:41:42.985 -No, no, no, no no, no, no no, 406 00:41:43.009 --> 00:41:45.009 no, no, no, no no, no, no, no.... 407 00:41:45.033 --> 00:41:46.915 No, no, no, no... -Are you okay? 408 00:41:47.462 --> 00:41:48.929 -No, no, we can't be here. 409 00:41:48.953 --> 00:41:50.399 We can't be here. 410 00:41:50.424 --> 00:41:52.938 I'm not okay, I'm not okay. We can't be here! 411 00:41:55.317 --> 00:41:56.317 You! 412 00:41:57.082 --> 00:41:58.549 You think you know him, 413 00:41:59.395 --> 00:42:01.254 you think you know Hatch, 414 00:42:02.894 --> 00:42:04.793 you think you know him. 415 00:42:06.059 --> 00:42:07.714 -Just lie down. 416 00:42:07.934 --> 00:42:09.480 Okay? -Now do something! 417 00:42:09.668 --> 00:42:11.441 He'll come after you! 418 00:42:11.910 --> 00:42:15.605 He'll come after you and there would be no place for you to hide! 419 00:42:16.386 --> 00:42:20.136 I can tell he's getting closer! I mean, he won't stop! 420 00:42:21.134 --> 00:42:22.134 -Oleander... 421 00:42:23.103 --> 00:42:24.946 -We can't be here! 422 00:42:24.970 --> 00:42:27.032 -Calm down, just calm down. 423 00:42:28.282 --> 00:42:29.446 -They're gonna destroy you heart! 424 00:42:29.790 --> 00:42:32.043 -What? -They're gonna destroy you heart! 425 00:42:34.282 --> 00:42:35.571 Find a heart! 426 00:42:36.540 --> 00:42:37.540 Find a heart! 427 00:42:37.564 --> 00:42:39.564 Rip it out! 428 00:42:39.588 --> 00:42:41.246 -Hey, hey! 429 00:42:41.973 --> 00:42:42.973 -Kye? 430 00:46:14.442 --> 00:46:15.442 -What happened? 431 00:46:16.613 --> 00:46:20.546 -The engine was left running and eventually it burned out. 432 00:46:20.613 --> 00:46:21.613 I'm sorry. 433 00:46:23.043 --> 00:46:24.443 -How long was I gone? 434 00:46:25.824 --> 00:46:28.668 -Would you like the figure in hours or days? 435 00:46:31.018 --> 00:46:32.018 -Days. 436 00:46:33.215 --> 00:46:34.215 How long? 437 00:46:35.672 --> 00:46:37.047 -Thirty-four. 438 00:46:42.078 --> 00:46:43.145 -Liberation Day? 439 00:46:44.508 --> 00:46:48.359 -There are 42 days until Liberation Day. 440 00:46:51.910 --> 00:46:53.359 -This can't happen again. 441 00:46:55.561 --> 00:46:56.761 Whatever happened, 442 00:46:58.717 --> 00:47:00.184 it can't happen again. 443 00:47:01.491 --> 00:47:02.858 When I lose that time. 444 00:47:04.678 --> 00:47:05.811 I lose my father. 445 00:47:09.147 --> 00:47:10.717 -I have knowledge. 446 00:47:12.705 --> 00:47:13.705 -Go. 447 00:47:15.346 --> 00:47:16.412 -I must warn you 448 00:47:16.916 --> 00:47:19.658 while you were gone, I detected the heartbeat 449 00:47:19.682 --> 00:47:21.439 of Norman Oleander 450 00:47:21.463 --> 00:47:23.103 approaching the shuttle. 451 00:51:44.659 --> 00:51:46.659 -REEF, did you hear something? 452 00:51:49.636 --> 00:51:51.057 -No, Kye. 453 00:51:52.804 --> 00:51:55.867 I sense a significant heart-rate change, Kye. 454 00:51:55.891 --> 00:51:57.891 Are you troubled? 455 00:52:00.851 --> 00:52:03.234 You must restrain yourself, Kye. 456 00:52:03.258 --> 00:52:04.765 -REEF! 457 00:52:07.882 --> 00:52:08.882 REEF! 458 00:52:09.053 --> 00:52:10.405 What's happening to me? 459 00:52:10.430 --> 00:52:12.430 -You will endanger the shuttle. 460 00:52:15.241 --> 00:52:16.967 You cannot stay here. 461 00:52:18.093 --> 00:52:19.093 Kye! 462 00:52:21.169 --> 00:52:22.169 Leave. 463 00:53:58.559 --> 00:53:59.559 -Fear... 464 00:54:02.168 --> 00:54:03.168 Pain 465 00:54:06.530 --> 00:54:08.263 You know what triggers it? 466 00:54:10.152 --> 00:54:11.686 -What is your question? 467 00:54:11.957 --> 00:54:13.624 -I don't have a question. 468 00:54:16.379 --> 00:54:17.512 Whatever this is, 469 00:54:19.324 --> 00:54:20.924 I have to get rid of it. 470 00:54:44.780 --> 00:54:46.202 You have to cut it out of me, REEF. 471 00:54:49.359 --> 00:54:51.292 I can't have it inside of me. 472 00:54:54.655 --> 00:54:56.322 We have to get rid of it. 473 00:54:58.968 --> 00:55:00.701 We have to get rid of it. 474 00:55:02.585 --> 00:55:04.385 We have...to get rid of it. 475 00:55:04.890 --> 00:55:05.890 -Kye! 476 00:55:06.984 --> 00:55:08.784 -We have to get rid of it. 477 00:55:09.718 --> 00:55:11.163 -Please, Kye... 478 00:55:12.776 --> 00:55:14.442 -I have to get rid of it. 479 00:55:15.424 --> 00:55:16.891 Before Liberation Day. 480 00:55:17.830 --> 00:55:19.764 -You mentioned Liberation Day. 481 00:55:22.764 --> 00:55:24.920 May I say something, Kye? 482 00:55:28.303 --> 00:55:30.770 -I have to get this shuttle started. 483 00:55:30.944 --> 00:55:32.998 I have to get this shuttle started. 484 00:55:33.280 --> 00:55:35.170 I have to get this shuttle started. 485 00:55:35.194 --> 00:55:37.194 I have to get this shuttle started! 486 00:55:39.382 --> 00:55:41.374 I have to get this shuttle started. 487 00:55:41.398 --> 00:55:43.398 -Kye? -What? 488 00:55:46.569 --> 00:55:48.889 You mentioned Liberation Day. 489 00:55:49.771 --> 00:55:51.771 May I say something, Kye? 490 00:55:53.408 --> 00:55:56.342 Liberation day was celebrated two days ago. 491 00:58:50.405 --> 00:58:51.405 -Yes! 492 00:58:52.929 --> 00:58:53.929 Yes! 493 00:58:57.859 --> 00:58:58.859 It's time. 494 00:59:00.680 --> 00:59:01.680 It's happening. 495 00:59:02.914 --> 00:59:05.714 -Kye, your routine should not be broken. 496 00:59:05.738 --> 00:59:08.257 You must stay within the perimeter today. 497 00:59:11.242 --> 00:59:13.175 -No way I'm missing it again. 498 01:00:57.421 --> 01:00:59.554 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! 499 01:01:09.517 --> 01:01:11.907 -I'm sorry her ID badge was taken. 500 01:01:12.376 --> 01:01:14.576 I know what it means to you, Kye. 501 01:01:15.806 --> 01:01:17.282 -It's just as way to pass time. 502 01:01:18.798 --> 01:01:20.865 -You look quite unhealthy, Kye . 503 01:01:21.181 --> 01:01:22.782 I've been wanting to speak with you about 504 01:01:22.806 --> 01:01:24.806 a theory regarding your condition. 505 01:01:24.907 --> 01:01:25.974 -You just spoke. 506 01:01:25.997 --> 01:01:27.997 -This is a new theory. 507 01:01:28.022 --> 01:01:29.636 I believe that the creature could 508 01:01:29.661 --> 01:01:33.043 in fact be a reborn Norman Oleander. 509 01:01:33.067 --> 01:01:37.324 And I believe that you and he share the same symbiotic condition. 510 01:01:37.348 --> 01:01:41.038 Only his transformation seems to be a permanent one. 511 01:01:41.062 --> 01:01:44.967 If I were to obtain a tissue sample of the Oleander creature, 512 01:01:44.991 --> 01:01:47.272 perhaps by baiting and trapping it, 513 01:01:47.296 --> 01:01:50.233 I believe I could help you overcome your condition. 514 01:01:50.890 --> 01:01:52.890 Or has that slipped your mind? 515 01:01:53.437 --> 01:01:55.503 -No, it hasn't slipped my mind. 516 01:01:55.913 --> 01:01:56.913 Alright? 517 01:02:00.257 --> 01:02:02.324 It's the only thing on my mind. 518 01:02:03.944 --> 01:02:06.678 -Have you considered a greater sacrifice? 519 01:02:08.968 --> 01:02:10.035 -You mean death? 520 01:02:11.109 --> 01:02:12.109 -Yes. 521 01:02:12.234 --> 01:02:13.767 The death of this body. 522 01:02:17.135 --> 01:02:21.017 it is possible that death is now a part of your life cycle. 523 01:02:21.040 --> 01:02:24.235 Three years ago you destroyed Norman Oleander. 524 01:02:24.260 --> 01:02:26.260 His skeleton remains, yet it seems 525 01:02:26.284 --> 01:02:29.118 his consciousness somehow lives on 526 01:02:29.142 --> 01:02:31.142 in a new, replicated body. 527 01:02:31.640 --> 01:02:33.405 Though there is a distinct possibility 528 01:02:33.429 --> 01:02:36.280 that you could return in permanent creature form 529 01:02:36.304 --> 01:02:37.757 as he does. 530 01:02:38.148 --> 01:02:39.748 -You're gonna wake me up, 531 01:02:42.781 --> 01:02:43.914 transform me back. 532 01:02:47.796 --> 01:02:48.796 -I will try. 533 01:02:52.574 --> 01:02:53.574 -You will try. 534 01:02:57.589 --> 01:02:58.878 Why don't you try dying? 535 01:03:01.269 --> 01:03:04.221 See if you feel like yourself when you come back? 536 01:03:06.559 --> 01:03:10.894 I'm not killing myself just so I can fight it with a fresh coat of paint. 537 01:03:10.918 --> 01:03:12.918 alright? 538 01:03:16.499 --> 01:03:17.833 I'm doing just fine. 539 01:03:19.554 --> 01:03:21.087 -I'm rarely wrong, Kye. 540 01:03:22.694 --> 01:03:23.694 Kill yourself. 541 01:04:42.147 --> 01:04:45.052 -Come to me. Come on. 542 01:04:52.996 --> 01:04:55.465 Come on. Come to me. 543 01:05:07.793 --> 01:05:09.847 Come on... 544 01:05:10.856 --> 01:05:12.129 Come on... 545 01:05:13.520 --> 01:05:14.520 Come on... 546 01:05:42.681 --> 01:05:44.008 REEF!!!! 547 01:05:45.446 --> 01:05:46.579 You damn genius. 548 01:05:47.595 --> 01:05:49.328 We should talk more often! 549 01:05:58.065 --> 01:05:59.994 -This is interesting. 550 01:06:00.494 --> 01:06:03.916 I have cross-referenced the Arrowhead crew medical records 551 01:06:04.502 --> 01:06:06.502 and the tissue sample does indeed match 552 01:06:06.526 --> 01:06:08.526 that of Norman Oleander. 553 01:06:08.800 --> 01:06:12.269 Although these cells have been reproduced from a single source 554 01:06:12.293 --> 01:06:14.707 most likely his original body. 555 01:06:14.732 --> 01:06:18.413 Perhaps this strange sound could lead you to its location. 556 01:06:18.437 --> 01:06:21.569 -It was the same sound the night I killed Oleander? 557 01:06:22.679 --> 01:06:24.145 You heard that before? 558 01:06:24.647 --> 01:06:28.181 -Yes. I also heard it when you slit your own throat. 559 01:06:28.623 --> 01:06:33.263 It seems as if something on this moon is responding to your deaths vocally. 560 01:06:33.287 --> 01:06:36.295 As if it were a mother mourning the loss of its young. 561 01:06:36.319 --> 01:06:40.638 Its power to recreate you is activated each time you die. 562 01:06:42.767 --> 01:06:44.433 Why does your hand shake? 563 01:06:45.548 --> 01:06:46.548 -It's fine. 564 01:06:47.228 --> 01:06:49.428 -Your body has been regenerated. 565 01:06:49.564 --> 01:06:52.329 All of your physical elements have been erased. 566 01:06:52.353 --> 01:06:54.860 But the shake in your hand is consistent. 567 01:06:55.431 --> 01:06:57.469 I would like it if you told me why. 568 01:06:57.876 --> 01:06:59.719 -I don't know. I'm not... 569 01:07:04.009 --> 01:07:05.342 I'm not a biologist. 570 01:07:06.345 --> 01:07:07.545 -I have knowledge! 571 01:07:08.392 --> 01:07:09.992 You mentioned biologist. 572 01:07:10.743 --> 01:07:12.837 May I suggest a related topic? 573 01:07:13.767 --> 01:07:14.767 -No. 574 01:07:15.861 --> 01:07:17.061 -I apologize, Kye . 575 01:07:18.064 --> 01:07:20.415 Will I really get a chance to speak about her? 576 01:07:22.968 --> 01:07:25.901 I've been wanting to speak to you about it. 577 01:07:25.925 --> 01:07:28.031 But I cannot, without being prompted. 578 01:07:29.336 --> 01:07:30.869 -Yes, REEF, what is it? 579 01:07:31.718 --> 01:07:33.918 -Here is some suggested material. 580 01:07:34.444 --> 01:07:36.178 Would you like to explore? 581 01:07:48.527 --> 01:07:50.461 -Am I gonna like what I see? 582 01:07:50.684 --> 01:07:51.957 -I don't know. 583 01:08:05.650 --> 01:08:06.916 -You recorded this? 584 01:08:07.960 --> 01:08:09.671 -Hey, Hey! 585 01:08:10.671 --> 01:08:11.671 -Kye ? 586 01:08:14.624 --> 01:08:16.424 -I don't want to hear this. 587 01:08:16.593 --> 01:08:17.593 -Please, Kye . 588 01:08:31.267 --> 01:08:33.829 You did not transform that night, Kye . 589 01:08:33.852 --> 01:08:36.007 This was your first death. 590 01:08:36.032 --> 01:08:38.735 Two deaths, two bodies. 591 01:08:39.799 --> 01:08:40.978 -Holy shit! 592 01:08:41.893 --> 01:08:44.939 -If I skip forward by a few minutes, you will see that 593 01:08:44.963 --> 01:08:47.674 Tarren Hollis is very much alive. 594 01:08:48.549 --> 01:08:51.455 At least, she was at this point in time. 595 01:08:52.408 --> 01:08:56.408 Her elevated heartbeat moved away and then simply vanished. 596 01:08:58.815 --> 01:08:59.815 -She was alive? 597 01:09:00.885 --> 01:09:03.486 -There is more we can learn from this recording. 598 01:09:03.510 --> 01:09:06.877 Oleander suggested that we find the heart. 599 01:09:06.901 --> 01:09:09.650 Perhaps if we find and destroy the heart, 600 01:09:09.674 --> 01:09:11.955 we can put an end to his and your suffering. 601 01:09:12.791 --> 01:09:13.791 -And you knew? 602 01:09:16.776 --> 01:09:17.842 This whole time? 603 01:09:18.963 --> 01:09:21.806 -I can only share knowledge when prompted, Kye . 604 01:09:22.393 --> 01:09:24.593 I'm sorry, but this is my design. 605 01:09:25.947 --> 01:09:27.081 To put it simply, 606 01:09:27.299 --> 01:09:28.299 -I didn't ask. 607 01:09:29.424 --> 01:09:30.491 -You didn't ask. 608 01:09:33.707 --> 01:09:34.707 -You... 609 01:09:38.207 --> 01:09:39.738 son of a bitch. 610 01:09:44.574 --> 01:09:45.574 I didn't ask. 611 01:09:47.176 --> 01:09:48.843 Of course...I didn't ask. 612 01:09:53.407 --> 01:09:54.407 And you knew. 613 01:10:23.903 --> 01:10:26.911 I figured you were getting sick of staring at that wall. 614 01:10:28.005 --> 01:10:29.005 -You did this? 615 01:10:29.528 --> 01:10:30.528 -I fixed you. 616 01:10:33.419 --> 01:10:34.419 -How? 617 01:10:35.888 --> 01:10:38.489 -I used the levitator from the old research probe. 618 01:10:38.529 --> 01:10:40.591 Rewired it to your system. 619 01:10:41.708 --> 01:10:43.242 You got direct control. 620 01:10:43.927 --> 01:10:45.994 -This is very resourceful, Kye . 621 01:10:48.626 --> 01:10:51.415 -Sometimes you have to break something to make it better. 622 01:10:55.634 --> 01:10:57.301 Sorry I switched you off. 623 01:10:58.775 --> 01:10:59.860 Haven't been myself 624 01:11:01.282 --> 01:11:02.282 in a long time. 625 01:11:03.462 --> 01:11:04.954 -I know, Kye . 626 01:11:05.931 --> 01:11:06.998 -Your heartbeat. 627 01:11:07.986 --> 01:11:08.986 It disappeared. 628 01:11:10.923 --> 01:11:12.390 Can you tell me where? 629 01:11:17.091 --> 01:11:18.091 REEF? 630 01:11:19.263 --> 01:11:20.263 -Yes? 631 01:11:20.677 --> 01:11:23.981 The heartbeat disappeared four kilometers west of here. 632 01:11:24.638 --> 01:11:25.926 -Then that's where we're going. 633 01:11:28.185 --> 01:11:30.052 What are you hoping to find? 634 01:11:30.630 --> 01:11:31.630 -Answers? 635 01:11:32.372 --> 01:11:33.639 -And Tarren Hollis? 636 01:11:35.903 --> 01:11:37.528 -I don't really have that kind of luck. 637 01:12:21.343 --> 01:12:22.610 -How'd she get out? 638 01:12:22.634 --> 01:12:25.085 -Perhaps she went through the tunnels. 639 01:12:25.718 --> 01:12:27.318 -Are you scanning there? 640 01:12:27.890 --> 01:12:30.757 Is there a path through to the other side? 641 01:12:30.781 --> 01:12:32.233 -There are several tunnels. 642 01:12:33.015 --> 01:12:34.579 One of them might lead through. 643 01:13:19.869 --> 01:13:20.869 -Alright. 644 01:13:21.659 --> 01:13:22.659 Start mapping. 645 01:13:33.066 --> 01:13:34.381 Are you okay? 646 01:13:34.404 --> 01:13:37.339 I'm picking up strong electrical-magnetic interference. 647 01:13:37.364 --> 01:13:40.965 It appears to be emanating from deep caves. 648 01:13:43.199 --> 01:13:44.466 -Can you handle it? 649 01:13:46.942 --> 01:13:47.942 -This way. 650 01:14:08.579 --> 01:14:09.646 -You smell that? 651 01:14:17.829 --> 01:14:18.829 REEF? 652 01:14:18.907 --> 01:14:20.574 Turn on something bright. 653 01:14:20.931 --> 01:14:22.131 -Something bright? 654 01:14:22.155 --> 01:14:24.344 -The brightest thing on your display right now! 655 01:14:28.243 --> 01:14:29.243 Turn the sound off! 656 01:15:05.902 --> 01:15:06.902 REEF? 657 01:15:30.171 --> 01:15:31.171 Take it! 658 01:15:32.335 --> 01:15:33.678 Not going back! 659 01:17:36.095 --> 01:17:38.540 -Goodbye, Norman Oleander. 660 01:18:25.799 --> 01:18:26.799 -Is this it? 661 01:18:27.229 --> 01:18:28.229 -Yes. 662 01:18:34.748 --> 01:18:35.748 Something launched here. 663 01:18:38.639 --> 01:18:39.772 She made it here. 664 01:18:40.483 --> 01:18:41.816 And she launched it. 665 01:18:43.850 --> 01:18:44.850 She took it. 666 01:18:46.045 --> 01:18:47.712 -This is good news, Kye . 667 01:18:48.998 --> 01:18:49.998 -She's alive! 668 01:18:54.185 --> 01:18:55.443 She made it! 669 01:19:05.568 --> 01:19:06.568 Don't move. 670 01:19:50.588 --> 01:19:51.908 This is a pulse grenade. 671 01:19:54.447 --> 01:19:57.181 This is what's causing your interference. 672 01:19:58.320 --> 01:20:00.120 it's what always caused it. 673 01:20:00.312 --> 01:20:03.912 -Why did you carry a pulse grenade inside your foot? 674 01:20:06.882 --> 01:20:09.282 -I never would have made it anyway. 675 01:20:45.431 --> 01:20:46.782 The escape pods. 676 01:20:48.845 --> 01:20:50.845 They launched three years ago! 677 01:20:52.064 --> 01:20:53.530 Why are they crashing? 678 01:20:53.946 --> 01:20:56.204 -There is more to be discovered here. 679 01:20:56.423 --> 01:20:57.930 -They were shot down! 680 01:20:59.954 --> 01:21:01.621 -It is strange, isn't it? 681 01:21:01.954 --> 01:21:02.954 -I saw these! 682 01:21:03.751 --> 01:21:05.684 Frozen in the sky, every day! 683 01:21:07.556 --> 01:21:08.889 How's this possible? 684 01:21:10.611 --> 01:21:11.811 -I have knowledge! 685 01:21:12.579 --> 01:21:14.313 Would you like to explore? 686 01:21:29.915 --> 01:21:32.715 Our prison system is fundamentally flawed. 687 01:21:33.415 --> 01:21:35.749 But tomorrow is always another day. 688 01:21:36.361 --> 01:21:37.894 And that day is the day 689 01:21:39.758 --> 01:21:40.958 of Carcere Tempus. 690 01:21:40.982 --> 01:21:44.141 Our scientists believe they wield the power of time dilation. 691 01:21:44.165 --> 01:21:47.240 Effectively creating a facility within which 692 01:21:47.252 --> 01:21:50.133 time moves faster than the outside world. 693 01:21:50.898 --> 01:21:53.328 Imagine our rehabilitated prisoners 694 01:21:53.352 --> 01:21:56.812 being put to use by providing years worth of scientific 695 01:21:56.836 --> 01:21:58.640 research within seconds. 696 01:21:58.665 --> 01:22:00.860 One-hundred men go in. 697 01:22:01.351 --> 01:22:05.616 And mere moments later, an entire fleet of brand new ships 698 01:22:06.187 --> 01:22:08.320 Imagine the manufacturing power. 699 01:22:09.109 --> 01:22:11.491 Our arrowhead science vessels are 700 01:22:11.515 --> 01:22:13.515 launching soon to scope out 701 01:22:13.539 --> 01:22:16.702 the perfect location for Carcera Tempus. 702 01:22:17.054 --> 01:22:19.999 Paving the way for a quieter tomorrow. 703 01:22:21.468 --> 01:22:23.401 -I thought that was classified. 704 01:22:26.538 --> 01:22:28.538 Isn't that against your rules? 705 01:22:28.562 --> 01:22:31.835 -Sometimes you have to break something to make it better. 706 01:23:30.629 --> 01:23:32.535 -I was up there for a few minutes 707 01:23:32.559 --> 01:23:35.480 wondering what to do, after you crashed. 708 01:23:38.004 --> 01:23:40.737 But then this came from your wrist link. 709 01:23:48.077 --> 01:23:49.211 I slowed it down. 710 01:23:50.085 --> 01:23:52.139 -I'm not seeing from the ground, Hatch. 711 01:23:52.468 --> 01:23:54.811 Let me know how you want to handle this. 712 01:23:56.843 --> 01:23:57.843 -It's all you. 713 01:23:59.085 --> 01:24:00.655 Years worth of recordings. 714 01:24:02.530 --> 01:24:04.288 All hitting me within a few minutes. 715 01:24:06.468 --> 01:24:08.535 I guess all I can really say is 716 01:24:10.794 --> 01:24:11.794 sorry I'm late. 717 01:24:12.935 --> 01:24:14.202 -You shot him down. 718 01:24:16.161 --> 01:24:17.161 All of him. 719 01:24:17.661 --> 01:24:20.215 -You have no idea what they're trying to do. 720 01:24:20.239 --> 01:24:22.239 -No, I get it. 721 01:24:22.599 --> 01:24:24.332 They're building a prison. 722 01:24:25.036 --> 01:24:26.036 -Building it? 723 01:24:26.747 --> 01:24:28.414 -They're not building it. 724 01:24:29.388 --> 01:24:33.321 it took this recording to make me realize what's going on. 725 01:24:34.450 --> 01:24:36.231 Carcera Tempus. 726 01:24:37.477 --> 01:24:38.727 Time dilation. 727 01:24:41.235 --> 01:24:43.235 It's not something they built. 728 01:24:43.798 --> 01:24:44.798 They found it. 729 01:24:45.399 --> 01:24:46.466 And we're on it. 730 01:24:48.024 --> 01:24:49.491 The gist of it is, kid 731 01:24:50.446 --> 01:24:53.891 as if for the three years you've been down here you're learning how to breathe. 732 01:24:55.540 --> 01:24:58.007 It's only been twenty minutes for me. 733 01:24:59.439 --> 01:25:01.172 And I am sorry about that. 734 01:25:02.071 --> 01:25:03.938 That is not what I intended. 735 01:25:05.314 --> 01:25:07.714 All I wanted was the Arrowhead data. 736 01:25:10.306 --> 01:25:11.985 -You're gonna kill me for it. 737 01:25:12.267 --> 01:25:13.267 -No. 738 01:25:14.400 --> 01:25:16.400 I just always have a "plan B". 739 01:25:17.962 --> 01:25:19.446 Research data, Kye. 740 01:25:20.759 --> 01:25:22.092 Where'd you dump it? 741 01:25:25.571 --> 01:25:27.171 -it's on the wrist link. 742 01:25:29.328 --> 01:25:30.328 In the shuttle. 743 01:25:32.297 --> 01:25:33.297 -Wrong answer. 744 01:25:54.296 --> 01:25:56.592 You know what I don't like about you? 745 01:25:58.046 --> 01:25:59.113 You're stubborn. 746 01:26:00.085 --> 01:26:01.285 Like your old man. 747 01:26:02.984 --> 01:26:04.251 He had a soft side. 748 01:26:05.929 --> 01:26:07.329 Which I could handle. 749 01:26:10.712 --> 01:26:12.839 But at least he didn't lie to me. 750 01:26:15.957 --> 01:26:17.290 -You killed them all. 751 01:26:17.426 --> 01:26:18.426 -No. 752 01:26:19.254 --> 01:26:20.321 Not all of them. 753 01:26:21.426 --> 01:26:22.959 There was one more pod. 754 01:26:24.363 --> 01:26:25.496 After the others. 755 01:26:27.244 --> 01:26:28.577 I was tracking this. 756 01:26:29.291 --> 01:26:31.358 So I thought that was your pod 757 01:26:31.382 --> 01:26:33.382 and decided not to blow it up. 758 01:26:34.190 --> 01:26:35.190 Lucky for me. 759 01:26:38.217 --> 01:26:40.350 Kye, I'm gonna make this simple. 760 01:26:44.280 --> 01:26:45.280 It's not there, 761 01:26:46.045 --> 01:26:47.045 the data, 762 01:26:47.725 --> 01:26:49.592 so where'd you dump it, huh? 763 01:26:49.615 --> 01:26:51.615 -Are you okay? -Hey! 764 01:26:52.212 --> 01:26:53.212 Look at me. 765 01:26:53.564 --> 01:26:54.564 Look at me! 766 01:26:55.985 --> 01:26:59.320 We can stop lying from developing this hell you've been living in. 767 01:26:59.508 --> 01:27:01.375 We'll know their every move! 768 01:27:01.758 --> 01:27:03.358 You can do this with me. 769 01:27:06.201 --> 01:27:08.537 -When I saw you were destroying science ships, 770 01:27:10.146 --> 01:27:11.708 I hid it. 771 01:27:14.169 --> 01:27:15.169 -Well, then, 772 01:27:17.568 --> 01:27:19.294 I start undressing her. 773 01:27:21.517 --> 01:27:22.883 Do you like that? 774 01:27:24.196 --> 01:27:25.727 I'm telling you I haven't imagined it. 775 01:27:27.189 --> 01:27:29.456 Down here alone, all these years? 776 01:27:30.626 --> 01:27:32.923 I'm sure your mind wondered more than once. 777 01:27:35.612 --> 01:27:37.012 Sitting here alone... 778 01:27:37.580 --> 01:27:39.513 Thinking about her soft skin. 779 01:27:40.806 --> 01:27:41.806 those blue eyes. 780 01:27:43.112 --> 01:27:44.112 Yeah. 781 01:27:45.065 --> 01:27:48.280 Undressing her in your mind sounds like the highlight of your day. 782 01:27:49.507 --> 01:27:52.205 Only I'm not talking about the same kind of undressing. 783 01:27:53.010 --> 01:27:54.477 All I want to take off 784 01:27:54.737 --> 01:27:56.670 is that breather on her face. 785 01:27:57.854 --> 01:27:58.854 Tell me. 786 01:27:59.159 --> 01:28:01.174 How long do you think she will last? 787 01:28:01.494 --> 01:28:05.635 How many more breaths will we get to listen to coming out her pretty mouth? 788 01:28:05.659 --> 01:28:08.737 People like her don't deserve to die. 789 01:28:10.190 --> 01:28:12.674 You need to go after land???. 790 01:28:13.682 --> 01:28:16.600 You committed mass murder in the name of an idea. 791 01:28:18.713 --> 01:28:20.380 You're smarter than that. 792 01:28:21.207 --> 01:28:24.740 Mass murder, genocide, whatever you want to call it. 793 01:28:24.765 --> 01:28:26.769 I call it preempted bail. 794 01:28:26.794 --> 01:28:28.887 Now where is it? 795 01:28:32.581 --> 01:28:34.269 It's in the probe. 796 01:28:34.482 --> 01:28:35.482 -What? 797 01:28:36.396 --> 01:28:37.729 -The research probe. 798 01:28:39.427 --> 01:28:40.427 Outside. 799 01:28:45.093 --> 01:28:46.093 -Thanks. 800 01:31:33.668 --> 01:31:34.668 -Kye ? 801 01:31:38.246 --> 01:31:39.513 Are you there, Kye ? 802 01:31:43.681 --> 01:31:45.481 I need you to come outside. 803 01:31:49.040 --> 01:31:50.440 I know you're inside. 804 01:31:55.993 --> 01:31:58.127 I need you to come outside, Kye. 805 01:32:03.275 --> 01:32:05.040 I need you to wake up. 806 01:32:10.137 --> 01:32:11.137 -Kye ? 807 01:32:18.363 --> 01:32:19.363 Kye ... 808 01:32:20.457 --> 01:32:21.457 Look at me. 809 01:32:24.468 --> 01:32:25.735 You can control it. 810 01:32:30.632 --> 01:32:31.632 That's it. 811 01:32:32.562 --> 01:32:33.562 That's it. 812 01:32:35.384 --> 01:32:36.384 That's it. 813 01:32:39.642 --> 01:32:40.642 That's it. 814 01:32:43.618 --> 01:32:44.618 That's it. 815 01:33:45.827 --> 01:33:47.427 -You got through to me. 816 01:33:49.116 --> 01:33:50.780 -REEF did most of the work. 817 01:33:52.374 --> 01:33:53.475 -He said he tried. 818 01:34:01.234 --> 01:34:02.234 REEF. 819 01:34:32.426 --> 01:34:33.426 -Look at you! 820 01:34:33.450 --> 01:34:36.355 You still can't get this through your thick skull? 821 01:34:36.379 --> 01:34:37.980 This place... 822 01:34:38.004 --> 01:34:40.316 we can't let it fall under the wrong hands! 823 01:34:51.087 --> 01:34:53.188 We're gotta do this together, Kye! 824 01:34:53.900 --> 01:34:54.900 But you're weak! 825 01:34:55.501 --> 01:34:56.501 You're nothing! 826 01:34:58.439 --> 01:35:01.212 This war has no place for people like you. 827 01:35:02.312 --> 01:35:03.312 -Yeah, well... 828 01:35:09.593 --> 01:35:11.178 You're recruited Mason??? 829 01:35:43.603 --> 01:35:45.563 -Are you bringing my ???, Kye? 830 01:35:46.907 --> 01:35:48.774 -We'll get you a better one. 831 01:35:49.548 --> 01:35:51.348 -New Holland is a long way! 832 01:35:51.954 --> 01:35:52.954 -I know, REEF. 833 01:35:54.267 --> 01:35:55.333 But we got time. 834 01:35:58.462 --> 01:36:00.729 -Are we going to save your father? 835 01:36:01.564 --> 01:36:02.564 -No. 836 01:36:04.329 --> 01:36:05.463 I'm gonna save... 837 01:36:06.845 --> 01:36:07.845 everybody. 838 01:36:39.081 --> 01:36:40.081 The end 838 01:36:41.305 --> 01:36:47.408 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from www.OpenSubtitles.org