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Battle cruiser Tango Bravo 1. Approximate relay.

We're in auto-pilot orbit around planet N184.

Entire crew is in the cargo bay now.

As soon as we touch down, we'll begin deployment protocol.

You sure this needs all six of us?

[Elana] Those are the orders from Proxima relay.

Every crew member report to the hold

for instrument deployment.

Display op, please.

Start deployment of the device.

It's beautiful.

It seems like a long way to come

just for target practice.

I don't know what makes you so sure this thing's a weapon?

Could just be an oversized music box.

Yeah, right.

How long do you figure to deploy the package?

Well, if everything goes without a hitch,

we should have it on the surface and operational

inside of five hours.

With our window, that still leaves

almost half a day for survey and exploration.

Somebody tell the boy scout

we didn't sign on for a picnic.

So what did we sign on for?

You don't know any more about this cargo than I do.

Difference is I know enough not to give a damn.

[all grunting]

Talk to me!

Laser fire from the surface.

Damage is just after of main thruster. No breach.

-All critical systems intact. -Signature?

Ebonite weaponry, no question about it.

This was supposed to be a dead planet.

Yeah, well, that can be arranged.

No time to get to the bridge.

Activate weapons remote.

-Stand by to launch. -[Waylon] You got it.

Computer, this is weapons officer Dumar.

Arm laser. Targeting.

Right 40.

Up 20.

Right two, lock.

We're locked on their tracking system, Captain. Just say the word.

Let 'em know what we're made of.

B-55 boron laser banks fire!

Right down their throats!

No additional energy readings.

Looks like we knocked 'em out.

All quiet.

I love it when you fight dirty!

Well, we do what we can, buddy.

[all groaning]

Hey, Captain...

What is this place?

Damn, I thought I asked for a private room.

What the hell hit us?

The impulse is my guess.

Just enough to knock us out.

Looks like we've been accessorized.

Some sort of metallic implant.

And stripped of our weapons.

It must be 100 degrees in here.

Whoever put us here made one big mistake.

What's that, Captain?

They left us alive.

You got that right.

Major.

It's 0800.

In two hours, I want options for an escape plan.

I'm on it, sir.

[electronic voice] Prisoners of war,

identify yourselves!

Who's asking?

Identify yourselves!

It's all right.

Name and rank is all they're getting.

Kimbro, Robert R.

Captain of the starship Archipelago.

Neguchi, Major Ronald.

Lieutenant Christopher Valentine.

Dr. Elana Chomsky.

O'Keefe, Kristen Anne, civilian.

Sergeant Waylon Deadeye Dumar,

scumbag exterminator.

[electronic voice] You have a brought a device to this planet

in the storage area of your ship.

We demand a full accounting of its function and purpose.

Yeah, we demand to see your ugly mug.

-Silence! -Oh, bite me!

Ow! Ow! Oh, God!

Ow!

Oh...

You all right, Sarge?

Yeah, yeah, it's going to take more than that, man.

Further defiance will be dealt with swiftly and harshly.

You have one hour to designate

one who will speak for you.

Our bodies are dehydrated. This man needs water--

When our demands are met, yours will be considered.

If you fail to cooperate,

you will meet the same fate

as the last unfortunate creatures

to trespass in this sector.

[Christopher] What is it, Captain?

[Roger] I don't know, but they ripped its guts out.

[Control Voice] There is nothing wrong with your television.

Do not attempt to adjust the picture.

We are now controlling the transmission.

We control the horizontal and the vertical.

We can deluge you with a thousand channels

or expand one single image to crystal clarity

and beyond.

We can shape your vision

to anything our imagination can conceive.

For the next hour,

we will control all that you see and hear.

You are about to experience the awe and mystery

which reaches from the deepest inner mind

to The Outer Limits.

[Control Voice] While some prisoners of war

show bravery beyond the call of duty,

others succumb to an enemy often more formidable

than the one which captured them.

Front and center.

Would you care to join us, Lieutenant?

Assessment, Doctor.

It's Ebonite all right.

Down the line, class five POW compound.

The aliens build 'em to last.

Structural assay, Major?

[Ronald] Non-ferrous alloy.

Cordite amalgam most likely--

[scoffs] It's not going anywhere unless you're packing an synth-8 torch.

What's the plan, Captain?

Same as when we were outnumbered by the Ebonites on Petavius.

We hunker down, clam up

and wait for our moment.

It doesn't make any sense.

All our data shows we're a good parsec away

from any known Ebonite outpost.

That planet was supposed to be uninhabited.

Wouldn't be the first time

HQ underestimated the enemy's reach.

Just beautiful.

Fleet command sends us to plant a bomb

right in the middle of a hornet's nest.

[Christopher] Bomb?

I was told the device in the cargo bay

was strictly telemetry and recon.

[Waylon] Who knows?

Best damn crew of the fleet,

They don't even trust us with the skinny.

[Roger] Even if I did have the facts,

they're going to have this place wired nine ways from Sunday.

So the less we say about the device, the better.

You ever hear of the Ebonites being fluent in English?

No, but it doesn't surprise me.

But we know we're not the first humans they've captured.

Maybe they picked up the lingo from other prisoners.

Could be this is one cell of a penal colony.

[Christopher] What, so there could be other prisoners here like us.

Hello!

Is anybody out there?

You know, the Ebonites will rip a man's heart out

and feed it to him just to get what they want.

Well then, I guess you're safe, Sarge.

[laughs]

Well, let's just hope that they don't see our civilian here

as an Achilles' heel.

I'm sworn to the same secrecy you are.

I've been briefed on deployment procedure.

No more, no less. Not that I haven't heard rumors.

What have you heard?

That it's some kind of, I don't know, deep-space bio-sensor.

It's supposed to look for alien lifeforms.

Well, what do you know?

The damn thing works.

[Elana] The last ISF conference,

there was talk about a doomsday device.

If it's the weapons system being whispered about,

we just better hope to God

we haven't put it in enemy hands.

I'm telling you.

Screwed, blued and tattooed.

[Roger] Listen up.

Whatever differences we have on how fleet command handled this,

we put 'em aside right now.

If we're going to survive, we act as one.

An assault on one of us is an assault on all of us.

We stick together, right?

-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.

Sergeant?

We live together, we die together.

If we're prisoners of war,

they can't just kill us in cold blood.

Oh, no? You haven't gone against these bastards hand-to-hand.

You have no clue what kind of savages we're dealing with.

[Christopher] Is anybody out there?

Somebody please help us!

Somebody!

Hey, boy scout, take it easy.

No one can hear you

that doesn't want you dead.

Valentine!

Watch your backs!

-Oh, my God! -[Roger] Valentine!

-[muffled screaming] -Oh, Jesus.

Easy, Valentine.

Look what they did to his mouth.

[Waylon] Boy scout, settle down.

-Easy, son, easy. -Come on.

Instantaneous fusion in the epidermal layer.

One of the Ebonites' favorite toys.

Command has known about it since they captured

that T-Class scout ship in the Procyon skirmishes.

It's the first time i've seen it used though.

[Ronald] Captain.

I'm pretty sure I've located the vid and audio sensors.

If you want, I can try and disable them.

Do it.

[electronic voice] The time is up!

Have you chosen a spokesman?

We have.

Wait, not yet.

Why don't you let me go?

I mean, just in case they decide to get ugly

right off the bat,

you know, set an example.

Can't afford to lose our commander.

Thanks, Sarge, but I want them

to know they've picked the wrong squadron to mess with.

Besides, if anyone's going to take

a high hard one for the team,

it ought to be me.

Step forward, Captain Kimbro.

Give 'em hell.

Step into the light, Captain Kimbro.

[wincing]

Water.

We have but a few questions.

Answer them truthfully, and you will be returned

to your comrades unharmed.

We have recovered the weapon of war from your ship.

Why did you bring it to our planet?

I wasn't aware this was your planet.

Are we still on N184, or did you move us?

We will ask the questions.

Why did you bring the device?

It's a tool for scientific research.

What kind of research?

We weren't given the particulars.

What about food and water for my crew?

You will get nothing if you don't cooperate.

Look, you want to score points,

with your command, you can bring them my head.

Just let the rest of my crew go.

I swear they don't know anything.

What were your orders?

To deploy the device and return home.

Then you must be able to access its controls.

It's self-activating.

So...

It's a bomb.

It's not a bomb.

I told you.

It's a research instrument.

[grunting]

Torturing prisoners

violates the Geneva and Alpha Aquilae conventions,

and it won't get you squat.

Whatever you think you're protecting, Captain, know this:

either satisfy me with the truth

by the time our second sun rises,

or you'll watch your crew die.

It won't be the first time

you've seen that, will it, Captain?

[screams]

You know how this works, don't you?

They start questioning us one by one

until somebody buckles.

Even if the captain does know more than he let on,

he's not gonna say word one.

I wouldn't bet the farm on that, Doctor.

And why is that?

Look, I like the captain.

Just as much as the rest of you,

It's just... You can't count out a man's history.

Whoa, wait a minute. You're not gonna bring up that BS

about the first Ebonite invasion, are you?

I thought the captain was decorated or that campaign.

-He was. -Maybe so.

But he abandoned ship before the rest of his crew was accounted for.

His escape capsule jettisoned safely,

but the second pod malfunctioned.

Four crew members on the Outbound died

including your captain's best friend from the academy.

Look it up if you don't belie me.

So what are you saying?

That Kimbro would sell the rest of us out to save his own skin?

I'm just saying I don't think we shouldn't make any blanket assumptions.

-Then don't. -[Ronald] Come on, people.

This is the last thing we need right now.

You heard what the captain said.

We either hang together or we hang separately.

[Waylon] Captain.

So?

You all right?

Full metal interrogation, huh?

Same voice over and over.

They want access codes to the device.

What did you tell them?

I told them the truth.

But I don't even know what the damn thing is.

You sure took your time saying nothing.

You want to see my souvenirs?

It's water.

Beats dying of thirst.

Yeah.

What are we going to do about Valentine?

I'll just have to hydrate him as much as possible through his skin.

[electronic voice] Lieutenant Valentine.

Enter.

Valentine.

You wish to regain your speech, don't you?

We can make that happen.

but understand

we expect something in return.

Is that better, Lieutenant?

Yes.

The device in the cargo bay, Lieutenant Valentine.

we want to know what it is.

I don't know. I swear I don't.

I don't think anyone else does either.

[screams]

It would be a shame

if fleet command had notified your mother

that her other son died in combat too.

Who told you about my brother?

Your captain.

[Kimbro's voice] Valentine's your basic eager beaver.

He grew up in the shadows of his older brother Billy,

big war hero.

It's not that I don't like the kid,

but lets just say he's not the kind of soldier

you'd trust with your life.

Never gonna hold a candle to his brother.

He just doesn't have what it takes.

He's right.

I'll never be the man my brother was.

Billy sacrificed his life to save his platoon.

That's a crock.

Oh, God Almighty.

Billy.

I stumbled on that pulse mine.

I wasn't trying to save anybody.

I don't understand.

You're alive?

More alive than you'll be if you don't play ball.

No, this can't be happening.

I'm dreaming this.

[screams]

Does that feel like a dream, Chris?

Look, you said you always wanted to be like me.

Well, you can be the real hero, little brother.

Not a fraud like me.

You can make a liar out of that captain.

Save your own life

and the lives of everyone in your crew.

Oh, thank God.

[Waylon] What do you know.

Kid got his mouth back... Sort of.

Of course. They had to reverse the damage if they wanted him to talk.

-Well, did you? -Of course not.

My brother...

My brother Billy was there.

Your brother's dead, lieutenant.

They pulled the image from your mind.

I heard what you said about me, Captain.

They played it back.

What are you talking about?

About how you couldn't trust me with your life,

that I wasn't half the soldier my brother was.

I never said any of those things.

Ebonites must have simulated my voice.

-[Kristen] Yeah, right. -They could have downloaded

the personnel files from the ship.

Then they'd know everything there was to know about us.

Maybe more than we know about each other.

Let's just hope that they didn't give him

his voice back so he could squeal like a stuck pig.

I told you I didn't tell them anything!

-Come on. -Did your brother--

The image of your brother,

did he encourage you to talk?

It's not Billy's fault!

They made him say those things.

There was no Billy!

And I never said those things about you.

Don't you see what they're doing?

Don't you see?

They're messing with our minds.

Captain.

This should knock out their surveillance.

[screams]

What did they do to me?

What did they do?

My eyes.

[Elana] Here, have some food.

[Waylon] You know, they said they wouldn't even

consider giving us food or water

until their demands were met first.

What's that supposed to mean?

Oh, I don't know.

I just can't help thinking

maybe, maybe they've already heard something they like.

Makes sense to me.

Can't you see what's going on here?

It's intermittent reinforcement,

alternating punishment with reward,

the first rule of behavior modification.

And what was your reward, Captain?

What haven't you told us?

I saw your reaction

when Valentine told us about his brother.

What did they show you?

Who did you see?

[Dennis] Bobby?

Bobby, wake up.

It's me.

Dennis?

It's impossible.

Now is that any way to greet your best friend?

But...you died.

You, you died up there.

You didn't stick around

to find out what happened to any of us.

Not that I blame you.

The Outbound disintegrated.

How did you survive?

The Ebonites...

deployed a mop-up team

just before they... just before they blew up the ship.

I've been a prisoner here ever since.

What about the others?

They stone-walled.

All dead?

Mercifully,

Yes.

Dennis... You got to believe me.

My instruments showed your pod

free and clear of the ship.

I would never have left you behind.

Hey, you did what you had to do.

You don't believe me.

Fear's a powerful thing, Bobby,

No matter what we want to believe about ourselves.

But I think we both know

what's motivating you now.

Fear of losing more people

on your watch.

Dennis...

I'm sorry.

If only I could have traded places with you.

Maybe you'll be given the chance, Bobby.

You never know.

[sniffles]

I'm not going to talk.

I don't care what they do to me.

I felt the same way for the longest time.

But they're going to get the information,

one way...

or another.

Don't make it any harder than it has to be.

You're positive it was all in your mind?

It had to have been.

He was trying to get me to talk.

In a million years,

Dennis would never have done that.

He was the best damn soldier i've ever known.

Why didn't you tell us, Captain?

Living it once was hard enough.

The commander is supposed to look out for the soldiers under him.

One of them dies...

so does a part of you.

Just ask the major.

Captain, don't you think Ronny's been through enough?

Look at him.

You lost guys in combat too, Major?

If it was combat, maybe it would have been easier.

-What happened? -Hey! Back off!

Give me a break, I didn't bring it up.

Captain...

I'm pretty sure I can finish what Neguchi started.

[Christopher] Ron...Ronny.

It's worse like this... In the dark.

What's... What's worse?

I can't stop seeing their faces.

He's talking about the air show accident.

It was no accident.

It was cockiness.

Stupidity.

My stupidity!

We were circling to return to the base,

so I said, "How about a curtain call?"

I climbed to 2,000 feet

and began my loop.

They took my lead.

I thought we had enough room to make it.

I skimmed the top of the trees.

So did Azinger.

But the rest of them couldn't pull up.

I led 'em straight to hell.

How many died?

Two of the best pilot in the command.

Four people were injured by the burning debris...

including a six-year-old girl.

She was...

She was blinded.

Last one.

[alarm blaring]

[Waylon] What the hell is it?

[Kristen] You must've tripped some kind of fail-safe.

Now you've done it!

Thought you were the tough guy, Sergeant.

Hey, hey. I'm just sick of your bull, you know that?

All this bluster, it's just a cover for a scared little boy.

Shut up. I won't take any more!

Dumar!

Sergeant, stand down!

Are you crazy?

She's been lying to us since this mission started.

Both of you have!

Now if we're going to die 20 trillion miles from home,

the least we deserve to know is why.

Huh? Why?

God.

You don't want to do this.

-You wanna bet? -You've always been ready

-to lay your life down-- -Yeah, that was then!

All right, go ahead, O'Keefe.

I'm officially declassifying the information.

There's nothing they can use even if they can hear us.

Just give me the damn knife.

Now.

Now talk!

[panting]

First of all, you were kept out of the loop

to protect you.

The less you knew, the safer you'd be.

And if you had half a brain, you'd want to keep it that way.

Yeah, well, I'll take my chances.

The instrument

is a weapon of war,

The most awesome mankind has ever developed.

Once deployed, it can be programmed

to train its firepower

on any coordinates in the known universe.

You knew about this all along?

It was designed to be the ultimate deterrent.

We were going to target an uninhabited world

and have the enemy monitor the test.

It's insanity!

Great, great.

So what? Can they get it up and running without us?

It'll blow a hole in this planet five miles across

if they try and dismantle it.

So we get vaporized? Is that it?

Had you given any thought

to what happens when they torture you within an inch of your life?

I'm carrying an L capsule.

If I have to, I'll swallow it before I give up any secrets

on how to dismantle or use the bomb.

[electronic voice] Dr. Chomsky.

Prepare to enter the interrogation room.

So whose bright idea was it

to send our super weapon

to a planet full of Ebonites?

There weren't supposed to be any Ebonites.

No? What happened? Somebody tipped them off we were coming?

Are you accusing one of us of being a traitor?

I'm just saying, it's a long mission.

There's been plenty of time to contact the enemy.

Come on, Sarge, this is how it starts.

Paranoia, suspicion.

They're viruses, they breed.

And once they get hold, you can't kill 'em.

[electronic voice] Dr. Chomsky, Lieutenant Valentine told us

you used to experiment on children.

[Christopher's voice] It wasn't easy hiding my contempt for that butcher.

They were terminally ill.

[electronic voice] Is that what you want, Doctor?

More suffering? More dying?

Haven't you seen enough death?

This war was not of my making!

Prolonging it, that's in all our hands,

Isn't it?

No!

[girl] Why did you hurt us?

We didn't want to die.

Please, don't let it start again.

Stop it!

Stop it!

[screams]

Attention crew of the Archipelago.

we regret to inform you that science officer

Elana Chomsky will not return.

I want to see her.

Take me to her now!

Her body expired.

We made every effort to resuscitate her,

but we were unsuccessful.

No, you tortured her to death!

It's up to the rest of you now.

Major Neguchi, please come forward.

Please.

You're not taking any more of my people, do you hear me?

Not one!

[screams]

Now, Major,

or your Captain dies.

[Ronald] Lead me to the door.

Are you sure?

[Roger] No, Major! Stop!

Perhaps you'd like to hear what Valentine said about you.

[Christopher's voice] At the air show, Major Neguchi was playing the hero.

He led those men to their deaths,

then he tried to blame them for the accident.

No, I did no such thing!

[electronic voice] You want to remain like this

for the rest of your life?

Then again, why should you see

when that little girl never will?

Please!

I want my eyes back.

Why?

So you can cry, Major?

Or so you can see?

Perhaps you'd like to see Dr. Chomsky.

Elana?

[Waylon] Looks like somebody did some trading.

What was it? An eye for an eye, Ronny?

Valentine, you bastard!

I never told 'em anything! I swear!

Back off, Major. It wasn't the boy scout, and you know it.

Sergeant, you want to jump on somebody,

you come get a piece of me.

That's interesting you would defend him.

What? Are you in it together?

What happened in there?

They made me look at the doc.

Dead?

They ripped her wide open.

Cut out her heart.

Why'd they treat you so well?

What's this about?

I'm the one who was betrayed!

Prisoners of war,

your ordeal is almost over.

We're currently reviewing

the information you've provided.

If it bears out,

you'll be permitted to return to your ship

and begin your journey home.

-What? -Did you hear that?

We're going home. We're going home!

We're going home!

You made a deal.

You made a deal, didn't you?

I didn't know anything. I didn't tell them anything!

Sorry, Major, but that dog don't hunt here.

[Christopher] I hate to say it,

but the sergeant might be right.

What else would make 'em turn around like that?

For all we know, it could have been Chomsky.

Yeah, funny how easy it is to accuse a corpse

instead of a living traitor!

You haven't been interrogated yet.

It could be you won't be as brave as you think.

After the air show accident,

you should have been stripped of your bars.

Instead you're promoted six months later.

Listen, Captain, he had one last meeting

just before we left.

That briefing was strictly navigations

and interstellar protocols!

[Waylon] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I thought we were friends.

So did I.

You can't just rush to judgment like this,

not when we know they're doing everything they can

to turn us against one another.

Captain, treason is a capital offense.

And I, for one,

intend that this sentence be carried out.

You want to take your anger out on this man,

you're going to have to come through me.

[Kristen] Look, I think he's guilty too,

but that's still for a military court to determine.

This far from home,

we either carry our justice with us, or it doesn't exist.

All these years...

I don't know how many missions,

we've always stuck by each other.

We were a unit... A team!

How many times has one of us

saved the life of the soldier in the trench beside him?

Not because it was in the book!

But because it was in his heart!

Now look at us.

[electronic voice] Sergeant Dumar,

come forward.

I'm not finished with you, you spineless sack of garbage.

Not by a long shot.

Where the hell are you, you cowards?

[electronic voice] Cowards, Sergeant?

Who's the real coward?

You're one of them.

All this time?

One of you knows the codes.

and we've interrogated all the military personnel but you.

Our second sun rises in less than one of your hours.

As painful as Dr. Chomsky's death was,

yours will be more painful.

-[electricity crackling] -[screams]

Not me.

Then who, Sergeant?

Who has the answers?

Somebody help me.

[sobs]

I'm not going to ask you again.

Forgive me.

[screaming]

I can't take it!

Civilian O'Keefe.

Enter.

[Christopher] Where is Dumar?

What have you done to him?

O'Keefe! O'Keefe, no!

What's happening?

It's supposed to be instantaneous.

Now, O'Keefe.

No!

[shuddering]

[electronic voice] There's no point in resisting, O'Keefe.

The sergeant's last words told us it was you who holds the answers we demand.

Where is Dumar?

You killed him?

Sergeant Dumar has been detained.

Time is short.

We want you to disable

the armament's protective electronics.

Do as we say or pay the price.

You're going to have to free my hands

if you expect me to defeat the booby traps.

Oh, God.

Oh.

We thought you were a goner.

He's not human.

I saw him in there.

He's an Ebonite, Captain.

He's gone off the edge.

I'm no more an alien than you are!

They've got O'Keefe in there.

You told them, didn't you?

I can read it all over your face.

Neguchi told 'em.

I just confirmed it, Captain.

They were going to kill me.

Kill us all!

He's an alien! Don't you get it?

They played you for all you were worth.

You don't have the sense or the courage

you were born with.

You are a pathetic excuse for a soldier!

You son of a bitch! I'll kill you!

Die, you! Die!

You traitor!

I killed him, I killed him.

[Roger] What have you done?

[electronic voice] That's it! Pull the plug!

Get the paramedics in here.

-[man's voice over intercom] Code blue! -What the hell?

Wait a minute.

Oh, sweet mother of God!

Medics, get in here now!

This was not supposed to happen!

[PA announcer] Code blue.

Emergency medical team to the simulation chamber. Code blue.

Is everyone seeing what I'm seeing?

It's no hallucination, Lieutenant.

General Seawell?

What's going on here?

Where the hell are we?

At the Star Fleet research lab at Fort Dix.

What?

We were on Earth?

And have been ever since we brought the Archipelago back from deep space

and all of you out of sedation.

You don't believe me.

Well, then maybe you should ask Dr. Chomsky.

Neguchi swore you were dead.

A life cast with a few gruesome touches.

You're part of it?

No, I only found out after the interrogation.

I begged them to stop it. But they wouldn't listen.

[doctor] We're losing him.

And Major Neguchi?

We used his holographic image in Dumar's interrogation

as the last phase of the experiment.

I only wish his assault

was part of the simulation.

What the hell's going on here?

We are at war, soldier,

with an alien race of such advanced capability

that we don't stand a chance of prevailing

unless we know the physical and psychological limits

of our men and women in the field.

We fabricated your capture by the Ebonites,

used state-of-the-art imaging to gaslight you,

all to test your snap threshold.

The weapon we were carrying.

It wasn't real.

Oh, it's very real.

And one day you'll deploy it just as you expected to.

But we couldn't risk it getting into enemy hands.

Unfortunately, we found out just how human you all really are.

No.

No, this can't be happening.

We're not on Earth.

Tell me we're not on Earth.

[Roger] We're home, O'Keefe.

We have been all this time.

Don't you understand?

I didn't disengage the booby traps.

I just pretended to.

I set the device to go of in exactly one minute.

Oh, that's impossible.

We safeguarded against any accidental triggering

before you went into space with it.

We even added an electronic firewall.

No, no, I bypassed all five levels of safeguards.

It's impossible. You couldn't have.

I'm the only one who can.

I help designed the damn thing!

Believe me, I know what I'm talking about.

It's going off in 40 seconds.

God Almighty!

Well, don't just stand there!

Stop the countdown!

That thing goes off,

half the hemisphere goes with it!

It's too late.

They can't. No one can.

It's been given the final command.

We were in enemy territory.

We were going to die anyway.

General,

tell me this is part of the simulation.

O'Keefe, do something!

Oh, God, what have they done?

What have I done?

[control voice] In our efforts to plumb the depths

of our psychological endurance,

we may do more than drive ourselves

to the breaking point.

We may destroy the very world

we're seeking to protect.

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