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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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RED:
White's dead body!

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(screaming)

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CYAN:
My goodness!

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(Green whimpering)

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(all clamoring)

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(Red screaming)

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CYAN: This was not
in my tarot reading for today.

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BLACK:
Kind of metal, though.

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(Lime grunts)

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LIME:
Ow!

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ORANGE:
Ah.

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Whoa!

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- (Green retching)
- (Red screaming)

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(all clamoring)

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BLACK:
What are you gonna
do about this?

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RED:
Uh, me?

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(stammers) Why me?

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BLACK:
You're the captain.

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RED:
Oh, uh, yeah. Of course.

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I'm the captain.

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- We should call MIRA.
- The comms are down.

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Remember the serious
but kind of sexy robot voice?

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RED:
Oh, uh...

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Non-emergency meeting.
(chuckles)

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Non-emergency meeting.

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- (Red clears his throat)
- (indistinct chatter)

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RED:
This is your captain speaking.

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There is no need for alarm.

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(blood sloshing)

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- (Red shrieks)
- BLACK: Where's Blue?

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- BROWN: Yeah, where's Blue?
- YELLOW: We love Blue.

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LIME:
I trust Blue more
than any of ya,

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- but trust is a construct.
- If only there was

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someone smart and capable
with impeccable bone structure

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who could take charge.

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(Blue groans)

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BLUE:
I'm here.

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LIME:
Yeah.

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- Great. What else?
- Yeah.

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BLUE:
Oh, God.

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It never gets any easier.

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RED:
Well, technically,
it should be easier

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'cause you're only lifting
half the weight.

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(indistinct,
overlapping chatter)

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RED:
Now, hold on there.

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We can't have just everyone
hanging around MedBay.

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If you're gonna hang around,
you should, uh,

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hang around the cafeteria.

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At least until we sort this out.

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Until I sort this out.
I'm the captain.

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BLUE:
The dead have stories to tell,

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but they have to give everything
up to finally be heard.

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(rhythmic beeping)

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ORANGE:
It's a standard
liability waiver.

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They were definitely going to
sign it after the pizza party.

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Probably. Don't worry about it.

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RED:
This is just
a normal accident, right?

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Hey, this kind of thing happens
all the time.

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Folks splitting mysteriously
in twain?

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BLUE:
No, mysterious twain-splitting

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is actually quite rare.

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I'll have to run some intensive
tests to find out what happened.

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GREEN:
I thought leaving the worm farm
would get me away

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from horrible
equipment manglings.

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YELLOW:
That was no equipment mangling,
if you ask me.

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I've seen all kinds
of workplace injuries,

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and that was something else.

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Definitely something else.

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LIME:
I hear ya, big dog.

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Rumor has it White took
the steering wheel from Green.

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It's Green's lifelong dream.
Just couldn't handle it.

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They snapped! It drove 'em
into crazy bloodlust.

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- CYAN: Hmm.
I never considered that.
- YELLOW: Sure...

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I don't have lust for anything,
least of all blood.

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CYAN:
Where did you hear
this provocative rumor?

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YELLOW:
Well, I started it.
I just thought it'd be funny.

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And it is.

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LIME:
I still think
it's probably true.

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(rhythmic beeping)

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♪ ♪

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(whirring)

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(beeping)

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BLUE:
I see.

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RED:
So, um, is White dead?

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BLUE:
Yes. White is very dead.

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- RED: Oh, no.
- ORANGE: Fun reminder.

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Death is a preexisting condition

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not covered
by MIRA health insurance.

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BLUE:
I'm worried about something
bigger than death.

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RED:
Demotion?

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BLUE:
In this case, I'm referring

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to a pink organic residue

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found on the two halves
of White's body.

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RED:
Mm, yes.

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I believe that's called...
<i>bluud.</i>

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BLUE:
Yes, that could explain it,
but that's not exactly

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- what I'm talking about
right now, sport.
- (Red laughs)

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I think we need to scan
all of the crewmates

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to see
if we can find the origin.

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Maybe it was something
White brought on board,

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but if it was something
they picked up on the ship,

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then the crew might be
in danger.

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♪ ♪

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ORANGE:
That sounds like
it could cause a lot of panic.

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RED:
How would that reflect
on my leadership?

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- ORANGE: Poorly.
- RED: Well, I don't like that.

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BLUE:
The alternative is
we do nothing, which could mean

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that more crewmates suffer
horrible and graphic deaths.

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RED:
Hmm. Hmm. Hmm.

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Hmm. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. No, no, no.

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Uh, hmm. Hmm.

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No, no, I'll take care of this.

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Hello, everyone.
This is your captain speaking.

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I, with minimal help from Blue,

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have finished my initial study
of the situation

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and determined
everything is completely fine.

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White passed away peacefully

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from a mysterious
industrial accident.

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- CYAN: Bless the stars.
- GREEN: It's good to know.

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LIME (whispering):
That's what they want you
to think.

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RED:
But you all must report
to MedBay for mandatory

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and possibly invasive
body scans.

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- BLACK: What? Oh.
- (overlapping chatter)

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CYAN:
That doesn't sound very natural.

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RED:
Well, I just got mine,
and I feel totally great.

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(laughs, groans)

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So, th-that's all you're going
to tell us about White?

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RED:
Who?

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RED:
Oh, uh, uh, n-no, no, no.

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Uh, privacy laws,
bureaucracy, something,

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something, something,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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LIME:
No way in hell I'm gonna be
scanned, documented,

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and registered
in my government name.

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If you want to have photons
blasted into your bone

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until you pick up radio waves,
be my guest,

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but I'm keeping this body
a temple.

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(Red groans)

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YELLOW:
Still don't like it,

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but Brown and I already made
the deductible

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on our union insurance, so go
hog wild with the tests, baby!

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BROWN:
Union.

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RED:
(groans) Union.

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- GREEN: Who's in your union?
- YELLOW: Just me and Brown.

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GREEN:
(gasps) You're married?

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RED:
No. No one's married here.

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No one is ever getting married.

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All of you lonely,
unmarried crewmates,

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get back to your tasks.

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Speaking of lonely,

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where's Purple?

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PURPLE:
Uh, okay, okay...

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(gasps)

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- RED: Hey! Working hard
or hardly working?
- (gasps)

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- (Red chuckles)
- I can't find
any footage of White.

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Like I told you earlier,
these cameras don't record.

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They're only in black and white.

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They're completely useless.

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YELLOW:
Yo, Purple, you're up next!

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- Scan time!
- (Brown clicks tongue)

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- PURPLE: Scan?
- RED: A possibly invasive
body scan.

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- (chuckles softly)
- PURPLE: Uh, fine.

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I'll just drop
everything I'm doing.

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Since nobody else here cares
about the safety of the crew,

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why should I?

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BLUE:
I won't know
what I'm dealing with

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until I can develop and compare
everyone's scans.

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Is it disease?

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A new bacteria?

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An unknown mutation?

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Until I know that every crewmate
on this ship is safe,

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I won't sleep a wink.

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PURPLE:
Swoon!

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GREEN:
Is-is this okay?

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I can stand stiller.
(chuckles softly)

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I can stand <i>really</i> still.

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BLUE:
You're doing just fine.

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GREEN:
Thanks.

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I'm just nervous.

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To be honest, sometimes it feels
like I shouldn't even be here.

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BLUE:
Where else would you be?

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GREEN:
Back at home. Farming?

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I mean, how am I supposed to go
from assistant worm herder

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to unpaid spaceship intern
to paid heroic captain?

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BLUE:
We all take different paths.

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My first doctorate was in
the history of elegiac poetry.

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Once I understood
the beauty of life,

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I decided to pursue medicine
so I could also save it.

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Trust your heart.

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It will never steer you wrong.

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GREEN:
Swoon.

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CYAN:
Oh, no. Some ore got cracked.

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We'll have to contain
the energy.

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Uh, I'll need salt
to make a circle,

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and I think
my crystal kit has some--

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BLACK:
Wrong kind of energy.

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It's just fuel.

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- (ore clacking)
- What are you doing here?

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ORANGE:
Just here to check on our crew,

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the most valuable resource
we have!

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Well, after the Ore-Plus.

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And the raw materials
of the ship.

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And this clipboard.

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So-so I just want to make sure

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you two are
emotionally taken care of.

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So you can physically take care
of the product.

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Huh?

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GREEN:
I'm sorry. I'm looking,
but I can't find Lime anywhere.

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Black,
can you get scanned instead

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so I don't get yelled at?

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(Black sighs)

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BLACK:
Wow, your equipment is so new.

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All MIRA gave me is a crappy
microscope I have no use for.

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BLUE:
I find that many of the sciences
are underfunded.

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Everyone wants to give money

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to some abstract concept
of "innovation,"

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but they rarely want
to put in the work and financing

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towards a better understanding
of our world.

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BLACK (whispers):
Swoon.

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(beeping)

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CYAN:
I hope your scanner
can see through my aura.

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It's pretty dark today.

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I'm sure you don't believe
in all that. (chuckles)

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BLUE:
Quite the contrary.

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While my job
is to heal the physical,

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I think it's just as important
to heal the soul.

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Healing travels
across many planes.

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CYAN:
Swoon.

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ORANGE:
I hate to be a stickler,
but have you taken care of--

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The 422 pages of paperwork
I've already notarized?

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(Orange shuddering)

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- CYAN: What a dreamboat.
- ORANGE: Um, what a dreamboat.

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CYAN and ORANGE:
Swoon...!

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- BLUE: Now for Lime.
- (cracking)

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I hate to compromise my ethics
by fooling a patient, but...

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And now it's time to look
a gremlin right in the eye!

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LIME:
Don't do it!
You'll fall in love!

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BLUE:
You scared it away.

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Thank you for saving me.

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LIME:
You're welcome.
Love and peace, big dog.

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BLUE:
While I have you here,
would you mind taking your scan?

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LIME:
You can't scan me!
I know my rights!

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That machine will steal my DNA,
sell it to marauders

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and they'll use it
as a map to my organs!

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BLUE:
Now, I'll be the first to admit

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that the medical community
has a lot to apologize for.

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I'm sorry, Lime.

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(Lime grumbles)

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BLUE:
Lime, I know you have
your personal beliefs,

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but this is bigger
than you or me.

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I really need a scan
of every crewmate.

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I know it's hard
to open your heart to trust

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in this crazy, mixed-up world.

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Just this once...

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can you trust me?

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LIME:
Fine! Swoon, swoon, swoon!

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But I'm watching you shred
my scans when you're finished.

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BLUE:
We'll do it...

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together.

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♪ ♪

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<i>BLUE:
Hour 26.</i>

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I normally advocate for
a healthy work-and-life balance

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for my patients,
but extraordinary circumstances

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require
extraordinary sacrifices.

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Hmm. There's something
I must be missing.

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Crewmates don't just
mysteriously split in twain.

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And with
that pink organic residue,

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I have a hard time
believing it to be

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a normal workplace accident.

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I just need...

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(printer whirring, beeping)

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Okay. Okay.

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This is normal. This is...

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Wait.

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What's this?

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PURPLE:
Uh...

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(groans, mutters)

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(grunts)

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BLUE:
"And, lo, the knowledge
of thy sin be found,

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the curse of blessing
leaves the loss profound."

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(gasps)

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♪ ♪

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Captioned by
Media Access Group at WGBH
access.wgbh.org

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♪ ♪

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Keybot, Keybot, Keybot. Keybot.

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Chirp.