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♪ She'’s stretched out
on a long, long white table ♪
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♪ She'’s so sweet... ♪
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- Warning.
- Life signs at critical levels.
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Warning.
Life signs at critical levels.
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I left you that one.
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I thought it must have
sentimental value
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since you'’d never had it
removed.
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It'’s an old hunting injury.
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What'’s your name?
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Zora. What'’s yours?
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Quarrel.
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Liar.
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This will fit better.
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What happened to my escape pod?
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I couldn'’t repair it.
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How am I supposed to get home?
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Where are you leading me?
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I'’m sorry it's so synthesized.
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Chef'’s away and it's ages since
we had a resupply of foodstuffs.
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Is there anyone else on this
ship, Zora, besides you and me?
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The crew is away at present.
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I was stuck alone inside
that flying coffin
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for nearly a month.
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I'’d like some company, so...
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wherever you'’re hiding yourself,
come on out.
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Join me.
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Dear,
you thought I was alive?
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Zora...
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how long have you been waiting
out here?
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First tell me your name.
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Your true name.
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They don'’t do that
where I come from.
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But mostly I'’m called Craft.
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Because you'’re so crafty?
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Is that a quality people value
on Alcor IV?
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Your tattoo, the cyclops owl,
is only found on Alcor IV.
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Though my records show
no human settlement.
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Clearly, my records
are out of date.
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There are quite a few of us.
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Fewer, lately.
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Your wounds were pulse burns.
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You had a suit
of heavy blast armor
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and a well-stocked weapons rack.
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You'’re a soldier.
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A reluctant one.
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And a crafty one?
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I had my moments.
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Like when you stole
an escape pod from your enemy?
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I scanned the pod'’s media log.
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It was equipped with a library
of 542,000 media files.
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You watched one of them
811 times, suggesting that...
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I couldn'’t figure out
how to turn it off.
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The V'’draysh,
they prize things like that,
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relics from the long ago.
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It was torture.
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V'’draysh.
Those are your enemies?
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I mean, what is "Betty Boop"?
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It'’s hard to explain.
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But you know.
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Because you'’re from
the long ago, too.
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How long you been
out here alone,
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waiting for the crew to return
from wherever they went?
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Almost a thousand years.
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I spent most of it
evolving myself.
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Honestly, it was nice
to have some alone time.
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Liar.
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I'’d like to see the bridge.
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So with your warp-capable
shuttles,
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Alcor IV is in range.
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In theory.
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But there'’s only one left
and it was never flown.
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We had just taken delivery.
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It didn'’t even have a name yet.
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It'’s been sitting idle
for a thousand years.
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And Alcor is far.
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It would be a stretch
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even for a shuttle
in optimum condition.
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But not for you.
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I want to help.
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I can'’t. My orders are...
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Your orders...
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Your orders were given
by a captain
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who'’s been dead for
a thousand years.
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I understand that
you want to go home.
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But I was ordered
to maintain position.
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I have no choice, Craft.
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He'’ll be nearly 11 now.
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How old was he when you left?
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Not yet one.
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Ten years of war?
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Craft, dear, who won?
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I have no idea.
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It'’s a waffle.
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You pour syrup on it.
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Bishop to G5.
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Check and mate.
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Taco Tuesday.
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Now, before you ask,
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a taco is a bundle
of savory protein
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folded
into a carbohydrate sleeve.
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Originally
from Earth'’s Mexico region.
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I see.
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What'’s a Tuesday?
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No more chess?
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No more Taco Tuesday?
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I have something better.
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Of all the content
in my library,
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this is my favorite.
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♪ I love
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♪ Your funny
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♪ Face...
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So she'’s gonna marry Funny Face?
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He'’s not Funny Face.
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She is.
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Well, it'’s no Betty Boop. Um...
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They'’re in love.
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If you were home right now,
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what would you be doing?
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I'’d be out on the Reach
on a pulse-rigger,
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with a line out in the water,
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the wind blowing
from the southwest.
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Like that?
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The hydropulse has a...
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has-has a soft...
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mm sound,
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like a-a deep, slow heartbeat.
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Steady.
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Reassuring.
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Yes.
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All that'’s missing is the...
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cry from a sorrowhawk or two.
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It'’s... it's like, um...
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like, "Koo-eet.
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Koo-eet."
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You'’re a good woman.
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Always doing nice things for me.
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Anybody ever do
something nice for you?
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It never really came up.
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What did you have in mind?
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Hit it.
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Wow, Craft.
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Bravo.
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And now for my leading lady,
please.
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Hold.
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No, Zora.
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Not her.
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You.
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What do you mean?
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There is no me.
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No visual me.
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I don'’t have a body.
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I don'’t have a face.
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You do in my imagination.
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I'’m sure you do in yours, too.
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Hold.
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I'’m sorry.
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Craft, Craft,
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you weren'’t doing
anything wrong.
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I'’m not really a person.
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You know that.
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It doesn'’t mean anything.
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Liar.
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Craft?
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You'’re needed in sickbay.
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You'’ve kept them waiting
long enough,
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don'’t you think?
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Zora...
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I don'’t know where you are
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or exactly what you are.
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I don'’t know
if I'’ll make it home
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or what I'’ll find
when I get there.
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But I know you saved my life
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and healed my body.
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You reminded me
what it means to be human.
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Please, Craft,
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no poignant ironies.
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This is hard enough already.
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Then I'’ll just say good-bye.
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Craft,
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on your world,
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if we... were lovers,
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would you tell me your name?
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Your true name.
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If we were lovers,
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on my world,
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you would give me my true name.
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Well...
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then I already did.
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