All language subtitles for The Ark S01E07

Alicia:
Previously on "The Ark"...

I had to eject too much U-238

during the meltdown.

We won’t get to Prox B
for decades.

I found a planet that
is rich in uranium-238.

William Trust is stashed
in a cryopod in a hidden room.

Maybe I should just go tell Garnet.

No, you can’t
tell anyone else.

Is it true you picked Ark 5
for your own departure

because you’re afraid
the earlier arks won’t make it
to their destinations?

So you were supposed
to be on Ark 5.

Someone got
into the drug cabinet and stole
most of the drugs again.

You’re done
with the pills, doctor.

Garnet:
They introduced additional

experimental DNA
into our systems.

I can withstand
more solar radiation than
you can, for example.

The star just threw off
a massive solar flare.

We can’t pull out
of the star’s gravity

without all of the sails.

The solar radiation would fry
anyone who goes out there.

Dr. Hall’s alterations
must have worked.

Remember that sensor algorithm
that Angus and I came up with

- to detect the substance
that burnt the ship?
- Yes.

It just detected
loads of it on the planet
we’re headed towards.

What we need
is an advance scout,

- but we don’t have
one of those either.
- The shuttle, right?

Then I’ll go, too, to assist.

- I have Klampkins disease.
- There’s no cure.

The U-238 and the Aliciaminium,
they’re on another ship.

Garnet:
I repeat, this is Lieutenant
Sharon Garnet of Ark 1.

Please respond.

Ark 3, if you are
in need of aid,

- please signal.
- It’s been an hour.

If they didn’t respond
to your first hail,

they’re not gonna reply
to the 15th.

But their rotation segments
are still turning.

You think
they’re still in cryo?

I don’t know what to think.
I mean, why are they even here?

Better question-- how.
How are they even here?

How are they ahead of us?

We launched years
before Ark 3.

Oh, yeah.
That part’s impossible.

What are you seeing, Brice?

Oh, you know, just the usual.

Stars,
vast emptiness of space,

a great big bloody spaceship
that shouldn’t be here.

It’s the source of U-238
we detected.

I’m gonna get a closer look.

Yeah, well, be careful, Brice.

(Brice chuckles)

Never.

Are you enjoying this?

You guys seeing this?

Now we know why
our sensors picked up traces

of the element
that melted our hull.

Brice: You mean
the Aliciaminium?

So that means whatever hit us
also hit Ark 3.

(theme music playing)

We’re sure it’s the same
element that hit us?

Look at
the disintegration pattern.

It’s consistent with
how our hull was damaged.

- Nice look, Sharon.
- Yeah?

Think I might keep it
after my burns are healed.

The breach on the Ark 3
is smaller than ours.

Lane: Well, then, safeties
should have locked it down

and secured
the rest of the ship.

So why is no one responding?

The only way to get answers
is to board Ark 3.

Are you volunteering?

- He’s right.
- Garnet: We don’t
have a choice.

They have the U-238
we need to reach Prox B.

I want to see their NEPS
to figure out how
they got ahead of us.

Ooh, and I’d love
a crack at their database.

We could find out
what happened on Earth.

No, no, no.

You can monitor from here,

at least until
we know it’s safe.

Agreed,
and you’re staying put,
too, Sharon.

You can hardly stand
right now.

That goes without saying, unfortunately.

Grab whoever you need,
but keep it small.

I’ll prep the shuttle.
We launch in 30.

Something
on your mind, Spencer?

Have I mentioned how happy I am
that you were improved?

Is that your way
of thanking me?

You almost died for us.

You would’ve done
the same thing.

No, I judged you
for being a clone,

but that’s what
saved us twice.

And I’m sorry.

You know how you
can make it up to me?

Be careful over there.

You know, it’s really hard
to take you seriously in that.

It is weird, isn’t it?

You’re doing it again.

You’re gonna have to be
a bit more specific.

I do a lot of things.

Volunteering
for a dangerous mission.

Pretty sure it’s
the same mission you’ve just
volunteered for as well.

- I’m not dying.
- We’re all dying,

just some of us are
a little quicker than others.

This is serious.

All right, so, um,
what’s the difference

if I die on Ark 1 or on Ark 3?

- What if you pass out again?
- Well, you’ll be there.

Quite clearly,
can’t leave me alone.

Excellent work, carry on.

- Cat?
- Oh, don’t mind me, Lieutenant.

Cat, we’re kind of
in the middle of something.

I know. I want to watch.

Okay, fine.
I got my best friend

a guaranteed spot
on one of the other arks.

Now I’m worried
that she got on Ark 3.

I tried to get her
on this ark,

but there were only
so many strings I could pull.

Alicia:
That’s not fair.

People trailed for years
to be part of the Ark program.

The selection process
was cutthroat.

Who did you know that
could just get people on?

- Everyone, dear.
- I appreciate your concern,

but the bridge
is not for spectators.

You can watch from Observation.

Fine.

(grunts)

(muttering)

Hey, did you just
come from the bridge?

- Is Lieutenant Garnet there?
- Yeah, but she’s really busy.

I just wanted
to give her a gift.

Well, it’s not a gift, really.

it’s more of a thank you
for saving the ship.

It’s aloe. For her burns?

You beautiful little idiot.

You need to get over
your crush on Garnet.

Crush? No, that’s crazy.
I don’t have a crush on anyone.

- Is it that obvious?
- And that stupid.

You need someone more
your speed and age.

Wha-- like who?

You really can’t think of
anyone who fits that profile?

Lane:
We do this by the numbers.

Consider this
a search and rescue.

I think we’re a little late
for the rescue part.

Blue skin, bloodshot eyes,
burst capillaries.

- She suffocated.
- Same here.

So they died from the breach.

Lane: Eva, can you get
life support up?

Life support reads
as already up.

Then how did these
people suffocate?

It was a hull breach.
The whole ship lost pressure

before the bulkheads
could seal.

But they did eventually seal.

Yes, that’s when
life support came back on.

Hey, what the hell
are you doing?

We have to leave these on.

I just said
life support was on.

You stay here and keep
a watch on our EVA gear.

- Who am I protecting it from?
- Hopefully nobody.

Why weren’t
these people in cryo?

You hearing all this, Sharon?

Every word.

Although I kind of
wish we weren’t.

I’ll head to the bridge,

try and access the ship’s files,

see if we can figure out
what happened here.

I’ll start
identifying the bodies.

Garnet:
Eva, Brice, Sasha,
you guys split up.

Go to the sleeper pod bays.

Hopefully whoever’s
still in cryo

can get us some answers.

There are two lieutenants
and a commander here,

all with the same signs
of asphyxiation.

- You’re being oddly quiet.
- These people had lives,

- families.
- You all right?

It reminds me of the mass graves
after the continental fires.

I hoped I’d never see
anything like it again.

Yeah, at least they died
a quick death, eh?

Sometimes a slow death
is worse.

You know what my grandma
told me when she was dying?

A slow death just means
a longer life.

We’re at Sleeper Pod Bay 1.

Garnet, this is gonna
sound weird, but, uh,

Sleeper Pod Bay 1
isn’t here.

It’s just a giant
crew quarters instead.

Novak: Same with
Sleeper Pod Bay 2.

Arks 1 through 9
all had the same

William Trust design
and layout.

So the sleeper pod bays
were removed before departure?

But why?

I’ve got more bad news.
My command codes
don’t work here.

- I’m locked out of the system.
- It was worth a shot.

With no survivors and no access
to the ship’s logs,

I don’t know how
we’re gonna get any answers.

I’m in captain’s quarters.
No dead people.

(sniffs)
Mmm.

(moans)

Brice:
Sash, you all right?

Yeah, I just found
the captain’s body
in his closet.

- Sorry, mate, it sounded
like you just said closet.
- Yeah, I did.

What the hell
was he doing there?

(door closes)

(buzzes)

Um, anyone close to
the captain’s quarters?

I just got locked in.

- How?
- Beats me, but--

(alarm blaring)

The air is venting!

- We’re close.
- Hang on!

Help me!

- Sash? Sash, listen to me.
- Help!

You have to calm down, okay?
Conserve your air.

- We’ve got this.
- Help me!

You have to conserve your air.
Calm down.

- We have got this, right?
- After Harris died,

I taught myself how to
bypass every lock on Ark 1.

- These locks work the same?
- We’ll find out.

Sash? Sash?

Oh, shit.

Come on, pal. Come on!

- One, two--
- (gasps)

Sasha!
You’re all right, buddy.

I’ve got you. I’ve got you.

Come on, relax.

Hey, hey, wait, wait.
Don’t go in there.

- Shit.
- (beeping)

In case it closes again.

If it does,
it will cut you in half.

A very quick death.

(beeping continues)

Did you find anything?

Wait, the biohazard detector
thought he was a contaminant?

An error.
So it vented the room.

You ever seen an error
like this before?

Never.

- Transmitting.
- Received.

Match confirmed.
Ensign Maura Mishra.

She’s not supposed
to be on Ark 3 either.

Strickland:
That’s 12 personnel matches,

none of them were scheduled
to be on Ark 3.

Garnet:
At least not when we left.

Our records wouldn’t
be updated beyond that.

Why would they change
the whole ship’s crew manifest?

Could it be that--

Felix, the computer
says this is--

Robert, my husband.

Did you know he was onboard?

No, he wasn’t supposed
to come here

until we cleared Prox B
for habitation,

and even then he could only come
once Katheryn was old enough.

Where’s our daughter?
Where’s Katheryn?

Has anyone come across
any bodies of children?

No, thank God.

Neither have I.

But there are adult bodies everywhere.

It’s like being
in a floating coffin.
Why do you ask?

I-- I just found
my husband’s body.

Oh, Felix, I’m so sorry.

I’m scared
my kid is on here, too.

Has anyone checked med bay?

Brice over Intercom:
Me and Eva will check it

on our way to Engineering,
all right, pal?

Lane: Copy that.

I’ll head to
the First Mate’s quarters,

see what I can find.

Everyone be on high alert.

I just found a guy who appears
to have been stabbed to death.

(grunting)

Ow! My arm is broken! Ow!

Too bad! You were
trying to kill me.

- Who are you?
- Who the hell are you?

You’re the first living person
we’ve seen since we boarded.

- Boarded?
- Yes, we’re from Ark 1.

Wait, so the guy in
Captain Bishop’s quarters?

He was one of ours.
Ah, let me guess.

That little biohazard trick
was you, too.

I thought you were part
of the other group.

Wait, there are
more survivors?

Seven of them.
They were killing us.

They’re set up in med bay.

- Med bay?
- They’re dangerous and--

Brice, Eva,
there are hostiles
in the med bay.

I repeat, there are
seven hostiles in med bay.

I don’t think
they’re hostile anymore.

We’ve got seven
dead bodies down here.

Looks like
they all overdosed.

- They’re dead? All of them?
- Who is that?

Believe it or not,
a survivor.

Look, keep your comms open
and stand by.

Listen, I need answers.
What the hell happened here?

- The ship was hit.
- By what?

I don’t know.
It all happened so fast.

We lost atmosphere and--
and then almost everyone died.

- But you survived? How?
- 12 of us were suited up
for a maintenance run

- when the ship decompressed.
- Then what?

We kept our helmets on
until we could
regain life support

- and get the breach
sealed off.
- Then what?

No one could agree
on what to do.

The five of us
from Engineering,

we came up with
a survival plan,

but the others didn’t agree.

They killed three of us.

And Ross and I,
we had to lock ourselves
in the mess hall--

- Wait. Wait, stop!
- And then we--

There’s someone else?

Ross, there’s another ark!

Ross? Where is he?

We never leave this room.

So you’re the survivor.

I need to know
about one of your crew.

Robert Strickland,
he was my husband.

Um, I’m sorry,
I don’t know.

- What was his name again?
- Robert Strickland.

Lane:
I think I found your friend.

Ross!

There’s another ark.

We’re going to be okay.

- What happened to him?
- I don’t know. I don’t know.

They beat him,
but we got away.

He was conscious
when I left him.

Internal bleeding.

- You can tell just from--
- Classic presentation.

I need to operate right now.
Can you set that arm?

Yes, of course.

You’re still
going through withdrawal.
Are you up to this?

I have to be.

(EKG beeping)

(flatlining)

Defibrillator.

Clear!

Clear!

Clear!

Clear!

- (screams)
- No, you can’t be in here.

You cannot be in here.

(flatlining)

I’m all that’s left.

Um, you don’t need a cast
as long as you promise

to keep your arm immobilized.

Hey.

Sorry, you said--
what did you say?

You need to keep
your arm immobilized.

Okay.

- You never answered
my question from before.
- Huh?

Did you know
Robert Strickland?

Yeah, a little.

We sat together
at mess sometimes.

- You did?
- Yeah.

He seemed like
a really great guy.

Do you know why
he was on your ship?

Same reason as most of us,
I guess.

When Ark 3 was
redirected to Proxima B,

family members
of the crew of Ark 1
got priority status.

Ark 3 was redirected
to Prox B?

Oh, yeah.
He told me about you.

Felix, right?
You work security.

- Yes, that’s me.
- Yeah, I remember now.

He really loved you.

Couldn’t wait
to see you again.

And my daughter Katheryn?

Um, he never
mentioned a daughter.

- How old is she?
- She would be eight.

I’m sorry, but there were
no kids on Ark 3.

Hey, she could still
be alive on Earth.

Robert wouldn’t have
left her if she was alive.

I shouldn’t have left them.

I should have stayed on Earth.

You had no choice.

You told me you were
ordered to be on Ark 1.

- Okay.
- I should have
disobeyed orders!

Felix, Felix!
Okay, okay, okay.

- Okay, okay.
- (sobbing)

Okay, it’s okay.

- (sobs)
- It’s okay.

(overlapping chatter)

- You’ve got to know something.
- We need to know exactly

where you were heading
and what exactly hit you.

- What was it? You must know.
- Quiet!

Let her catch her breath.

- I was only
an engineering trainee.
- We understand.

But anything
you can tell us will help.

How did Ark 3 get so far
into space ahead of us?

- We traveled faster
than light speed.
- Not possible.

Trying to crack FTL
drove William Trust mad.

Actually, Trust solved
light speed. Theoretically.

You just need to create
a space-time bubble
around a ship

and then propel it
through the ensuing quantum
distortion tunnel.

- Oh, is that all?
- Trust couldn’t figure out

- how to contain a warp bubble.
- Evelyn Maddox figured it out.

The trillionaire who
took over Trust Industries?

That woman figured out
faster than light speed?

She figured out how to convert
energy into negative energy.

It was part of my training.

Negative energy.
Oh, that’s brilliant!

Negative energy would maintain
the integrity of the bubble.

- Oh, it’s so obvious.
- Oh, yeah. No, no, that is--
it’s very obvious.

Just dumb it down
a bit though for Lane,
’cause he’s struggling.

It’s like if you put
a space-time bubble

into a quantum flow--
uh, never mind.

The details don’t matter.
Just know that it’s brilliant.

Kelly: The arks were all
in the process of being built,

so they kept
the Trust designs the same.

Yes, I remember reading
how Trust insisted

that all the arks be built
to withstand FTL speeds.

He was that confident
he’d crack it.

So they swapped in
faster-than-light engines.

Kind of. Her FTL tech
was designed to retrofit
onto Trust’s NEPS.

So you told Strickland
that your ship

- got redirected to Proxima B.
- Yeah.

With FTL, the leaders
thought that we should go

to the most likely candidate
to support life.

So they decided that Ark 3
should join you at Proxima B.

You mean beat us there.

Our trip would only take
nine months total with FTL.

So, yeah, we would have
gotten there first.

So that’s why you
had no sleeper pods.

You didn’t need them
for such a short trip.

Hold on, you were Ark 3.

We’re Ark 1. Where’s Ark 2?

It was the first attempt at FTL.

But it didn’t work.

Ark 2 vaporized when it tried
to go to light speed.

A lot of my friends
from training died.

We’ll take a break.

Kelly.

I want you to know
you’re safe now.

Why don’t you
take a walk around?

Check out your new home.

Oh, I’m sorry, Lieutenant,
but this area’s for spectators.

You need to do your
commanding from the bridge.

- You heal fast.
- How can I get some
of that clone stuff?

Trust me, you don’t want
the baggage that goes with it.

We’ve identified the bodies.
I thought you’d want to check
the list for your friend.

Here’s the thing, Cat.

No one from Ark 3
was supposed to be
on that ship.

They must have changed
the entire crew manifest
after we left.

She’s not here. Thank God.

(chattering)

What was Earth like
when you left?

Why did Ark 3 launch so early?

Is it true someone
set off a nuke?

Could our families
still be alive?

What happened to all
the plants and the animals?

Yes, and food, food.
Please tell us
where the food is.

- There’s got to be some.
- We deserve to know.

(chatter continues)

Garnet: Everyone,
give her some space.

Coming through.
Coming through.

Yes, but we have
a lot of questions,
and we need the answers.

- (chatter continues)
- Quiet!

Everyone, I am sure
that you all understand

that Kelly is dealing
with a loss that no one
should ever have to.

- Let’s give her some room.
- Yes, but can you tell us
about the Earth, please?

No more questions.

I am sure that Kelly
will be happy to answer
our questions

- when she is feeling better.
- I don’t mind.

I would prefer
to debrief you---

I’ll tell them what I can.

I don’t blame them
for wondering.

I would, too.

But, um, it’s pretty bad.

- Yeah, I would like--
- We want to know what happened.

- Let her talk.
- We have a right to know.

Come on, Lieutenant.
What are you so afraid of?

I can only tell you
what it was like when we left.

I don’t know
what it’s like now.

But when we left, carbonization
had gotten much worse

at a much faster rate than
the government told us it would.

New Africa, Australia,

both American continents
had fires that grew so big,

they couldn’t be controlled.

Most people couldn’t
escape the fires fast enough
and they died.

Japan, New Zealand, Florida,

islands like Hawaii,

they were submerged
by the rising tides.

All except
the highest mountaintops.

What about the old
Europe continent?

It basically
fell into anarchy.

World government collapsed,
so there was no one

to distribute water
that hadn’t been poisoned.

So, if the government collapsed,

are there no more arks?

The GSA was still operating
when we left.

They saw it coming,
locked down,

and accelerated the program.

When we left, there were
twelve arks ready to go

and more on the way.

I don’t know if any of them
actually got out of dock.

So we may be all
that’s left of humanity.

There are months of food
and supplies over there.

We should take
whatever we can use.

Lane, you and I
can get our shuttle

and Ark 3’s shuttle
going back and forth,

cut down our transport time.

I need to see
the Maddox retrofit.

- Brice:
You gonna install it here?
- Sure as hell going to try.

- You wanted to see Kelly?
- Yes.

- Feeling better?
- Dr. Brandice gave me
some clean clothes

- and let me clean up
a little.
- Good.

What I really wanted to do
is get at that ratty hair,

but you called before
I could get her in the shower.

Thanks, Cat.

Oh, right.

I’m not needed on the bridge.

We’re organizing teams
to go to Ark 3

to get the food, U-238,
and the Maddox retrofit.

I just wanted to know
if you knew of anything else
over there we could use?

Um, there might be
some medicine in the med bay.

- My team will get it.
- Good.

Do you still want
to go to Ark 3?

Well, the fact that
it’s littered with dead bodies
makes it less appealing.

- Um, but yes.
- Good.

Grab Angus and see
if you can salvage

Ark 3’s external video
of what hit them.

Um, we already tried.
The video’s corrupt.

- It’s impossible to restore.
- Clearly you haven’t met
our resident geniuses.

Okay, move out.

Felix?

I’m sorry.
I can’t seem to focus.

Understandable.
Take some time.

- I can send Griff.
- No, having a task
to distract me

would be helpful.

See if Ark 3’s
weapons locker is intact.

Um, a lot of stuff’s
probably stored

in different places
on our ark.

I might be some help,
if you want me to go.

Are you sure you want
to go back over there?

I mean, I wouldn’t want to.

I actually think
it might give me
some kind of closure.

Okay.

The armory is this way.

- There you are.
- Aren’t you supposed to be

going through
crew personal effects?

I was, and look what I found.

My sword.

I knew you’d want it.

- Robert was bringing it to me.
- I guess so.

I knew you really treasured
this old thing,

so I had to bring it
right to you.

Thank you.

I trained with this every day
most of my life.

Let’s do our job.

- Pharmaceuticals.
- What?

From Ark 3’s med bay.
Where do you want them?

Uh, on my desk is fine.

- This is damaged.
- I tried to break in.

Everyone did,
but none of us
had the clearance.

Security isn’t
a division of GSA.

My code should work
across all arks.

I’m kind of glad
we didn’t get this open.

Probably would
have made things worse.

I never understood
why they would have guns
on ships in space.

I mean, for what?
To defend against who exactly?

- Kelly?
- I’m sorry, Felix.

I lied.

I didn’t want you
to hurt more,

but I think you should know.

What?

Your daughter.

Robert told me about her once.

They were at the market the day
global food rationing began.

It turned into a riot and...

...and she took a stray bullet.

I’m sorry.
I should have told you.

- I--
- It’s better to know.

Projectile weapons
have no place in space.

One bullet through the hull
could depressurize a whole ship.

Or kill an innocent child.

I agree.
I won’t tell anyone.

That’s the eighth hull camera
with corrupted video.

- How many more
do we have to check?
- 107.

The good news
is that there is video.

When our ark got hit,
the EM pulse knocked out
all our cameras.

Ark 3’s cams must have
had better shielding.

I’ll create an algorithm
to sort out files

that register as corrupted.

I wish you could create
an algorithm to sort through

a damaged video
and pull out the bad frames.

Why didn’t you say that
20 minutes ago?

Because I just thought of it.

The hull cameras record
at 60 frames per second.

The damaged video
is 30 seconds.

- So 60 times 30 is--
- 1,800 frames.

According to the sensors,

the EM pulsed
every 20 seconds.

Okay, so if you create
a program to cut out
every 60th frame...

We’ll be left
with a playable video.

- It’ll skip a frame
here or there, but so what?
- Yeah, that’s fine.

- Okay.
- Hey, you’re quick
with numbers.

Horticulture’s
a lot of chemistry.

Chemistry requires
a lot of math.

But look at you,
you’re creating a computer
program on the fly.

The AI writes the program.

I just tell it what
I want it to do.

Now I’m applying it
to the video to render.

Is there anything
you can’t do?

Um, well, I--
I can’t keep plants alive.

I’m a-- what’s the opposite
of a green thumb?

- A numb thumb.
- Yeah. Yeah, I’m that.

Well, anyone
can be a green thumb
with a little help.

That’ll be nice.

- I’m in. Oh, I mean...
- Oh, you--

...if you were
offering to show me.

I mean, no, I wasn’t,

but I am now.

Yeah, sure.

(chiming)

The hull on that
attacking ship said...

Ark 15?

That’s who attacked us?

(pulsing)

So, that’s it?

That little thing there,
that’s--

that’s gonna help us
get faster than light?

According to Alicia
and that girl from this ship.

Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait.

Did you not read the sign?

That’s for dummies like you.
I know what I’m doing.

(beeps)

(pulsing continues)

It’s functional.

Eva, do you know
what this means?

It means there’s
actually a chance

that I might step
foot on Proxima B.

I mean, assuming, you know,

that you can
actually figure out

how to make this
thingy work, that is.

Do you doubt me?

Never.

(alarm blaring)

I told you to read
the bleedin’ sign.

(alarm continues)

- Damn it! We’re trapped.
- What’s going on over there?

We’re getting reports
of a lockdown.

I think I tripped
a fail-safe.

(beeping)

What the hell
are we counting down to?

- Oh, boy.
- Oh, boy?

It’s Ark 3’s self-destruct.

It’s a self-de-what now?
No, no, no, no, no.

Come on, why?
Why would it do this?

You ever see anything
like this before?

- Eva: No.
- Griff, bring me Kelly.

- It wants an abort code.
- Oh, well, that’s very
nice of them.

Just give us one
last-minute chance to try
and save ourselves.

It waited until there
was no time to hack it.

- Here she is.
- Is this another one
of your booby traps?

- This isn’t me, I swear.
- Then what is it?

- I don’t know.
- What do you mean
you don’t know?

You said you worked
in Engineering.

You didn’t know there
was a self-destruct
on the retrofit?

No, I swear, but it does
kind of make sense.

The Maddox retrofit
is the most valuable piece
of tech in the universe.

Who’d want to steal it?

Well, isn’t that exactly
what we’re doing?

I’m accessing
Captain Lester’s files now.

Maybe there’s
some kind of command code
in here that could help.

- Angus, Alicia--
- Already on it.

We’re looking through
Captain Bishop’s files.

This is my fault.

Listen to me.
This is not your fault, right?

You just did
what you came here to do.

You know, all of a sudden,

I’m not ready to go.

Lane: I have a code!
I have a code! Are you ready?

- What? How?
- Just try it!

03-11,

02-11,

12-22-06-06.

(beeps)

It worked.

Well done, Lane.

Lane?

Thank you, Mr. Trust.

Your backdoor code has
just saved a lot of lives.

I’ve just got two questions.

Where the hell am I?

And why?