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Previously on "The Ark"...

I was the love of your life.

I don't remember any of this.

John Doe wrote this-- "fix or die."

We saw lava bubbling up from the ground

at about the 21K mark.

Seems to be moving towards Homebase.

Yeah, bottom line--our new home planet is going to hell.

It says "magnetic field manipulation activated."

Weapon that has the ability to control a sun.

We're looking for a Gen-3 G-44.

- It's for the fight. - I'll fight in her place.

And you have to let my crew and the Gen-3 go.

Okay, what are we looking at?

This is the culmination of our work

over the past weeks.

It's a gene therapy I believe is the cure

for the Gen-3 psychopathy.

That's amazing, Sanji.

Oh, I synthesized it using Dr. Hall's work

and the information I gleaned from your genetic differences.

And it works?

Well, I ran in vivo tests, and the results are promising,

but there's only one way

to guarantee the drug's efficacy...

Gen-3 trial.

- Will it hurt her? - I can't be sure.

Could she be any worse off than she is now?

Let's do it. How can I help?

Uh, you might want to stay back

'cause she obviously gets agitated

every time she sees you.

Ian, you could help restrain her.

Me? Why me?

You seem to be the only one she seems remotely calm around.

Hey.

Hey, hey, hey. It's all right. Shh.

It's okay.

Okay. It's okay.

Uh, I don't like syringes either.

I can't do the injection with her flailing around like this.

The needle could break off in her arm!

All right.

Look, hey, hey, hey, hey.

I know you're scared, but you can trust us.

We want to help you. We want to help you.

That's it.

It's okay. It's okay.

You're okay.

It's all right. Look at me.

All done, all done.

Now what?

Now we wait.

She'll be okay, though, right?

I...

I hope so.

So you're saying...

the underground people weaponized the sun

to fry "EF1's" electronics and crash the ship?

The theory is that someone weaponized the sun.

We still don't know who did it. - Oh, come on.

I've said this before. It's--it's obvious.

It's the weapon that they want her to fix.

Come on, look, here, "hostiles detected."

That's probably "EF1."

"Magnetic field manipulation activated."

And then after that, it says "damage--fatal error."

Clearly, it broke right after they used it

to kill hundreds of my people and my son!

Or it broke after somebody else used it.

Like who?

Please tell me, who was on this planet

before any of us got here?

If the weapon is broken...

it's not a problem, right?

So maybe we should be more concerned

about everything that's going wrong with the planet itself.

We did another flyover yesterday.

Lava pools have grown half a kilometer closer to Homebase,

and the oxygen levels are getting lower.

And what about the earthquakes

we've started having?

Seems like that stuff is more likely to kill us

than a broken weapon.

Maybe the people in the tunnels

want us to fix the whole planet.

I mean, they did show Kelly and me a chamber

of rising lava when we were down there.

Brice, I think you and Eva should increase the flyovers.

You can do one after the briefing.

But why--why can't you do that?

I'm busy putting together another security team.

The last one was rife with Black Thorn.

Why can't Felix do that?

The choices are mostly former EF.

Zed knows them better than anyone.

Exactly.

And while you're up there flying around,

can you please look for the weapon?

Surely we can all agree

that we need to at least figure out where it is, right?

I mean, you don't think with the amount of flyovers

we've done since we've been here,

we would have seen it by now?

Eva, maybe you could run some IR and EM scans,

see if anything anomalous comes up

indicating where it could be.

Yeah, I can do that-- maybe a terrain scan too.

But the priority is to survey environmental changes

so we can figure out the cause.

I'm sorry the idea of spending time with me

is so terrible.

I don't mind spending time with you.

"Don't mind."

I just feel like I keep hurting your feelings,

you know, 'cause my memory's all messed up.

It does hurt...

but I know it's not your fault.

But it is, though.

Every time I'm with you...

it twists the knife, doesn't it?

We just need to wait for your memories

to come back, that's all.

What if they don't?

Ah! Okay.

Uh, we are getting hit by some thermal currents.

I'm just gonna sweep us around.

I'm getting an EM anomaly 20 degrees east.

Yeah, got a visual of something below.

It's the symbol Kelly was writing over and over again.

What the hell?

Better get a recording of that. - Have to get a record of this.

Sorry. Um, I'll just get us a bit closer.

Homebase, you are not gonna believe what we have just seen.

I'm gonna transmit you an image right--

Whoa! Whoa!

Hold on.

We're stuck. - What do you mean?

I mean I can't get the shuttle

to move from this damn spot-- that's what I mean!

Ah, come on.

What the hell was that?

It felt like we hit something.

Well, there's nothing to hit.

We're 200 feet in the air

with clear lines of sight in every direction.

It could have been an atmospheric disturbance--

an updraft, a heat bubble.

Homebase, listen, we had a bit of a scare back there,

but I think we're okay.

We're just gonna head back to base, check for damage.

Homebase?

Do you read?

Must have fried our comms.

Avega.

Hey, listen, don't worry. We're fine.

What the hell's his problem?

The shuttle went offline mid-transmission.

I've been trying them over and over on comms,

but they're not responding.

Could something be causing interference,

jamming the signal?

Guys, relax. We're right here.

The shuttle's location beacon vanished

when they went offline.

- So they crashed? - I'm not sure.

I've tried pinging the shuttle's computer system.

Uh, hello! Guys, we are right here--

I'm sorry. Are they--are they messing with us right now?

They can't see us.

Come with me.

- What? - I don't know.

Hey! Look at me!

Hello?

Dr. Kabir.

She's coming to.

Paul?

Uh, no, sorry. My name's Ian.

What's your name?

Um...

I can't remember.

Oh.

Uh, yeah. Um...

Let's get you out of here, eh?

What are you doing?

Oh, come on, I mean, she's obviously not violent anymore.

Unless there's any chance the drugs can wear off.

No, it doesn't work that way.

It's a gene therapy.

That single dose made permanent changes.

Where am I?

You're on "Ark 1."

We gave you a drug to treat your Gen-3 psychopathy.

How do you feel? - Uh...

a little woozy.

I, um...

I can't remember my name.

That's okay.

I-it'll probably come back to you with time.

For now, how about

we call you Jenny?

Jenny...

I like that.

You sure look like Paul.

Oh, was he your...

The love of my life.

- Must be another J6-82. - Yeah.

I'm just gonna go get your blood work, okay?

She's awake?

How is she?

She's lucid.

She'll need a full workup, but this is encouraging.

- We did it? - Yeah, I think so.

Thank you, Sanji.

Mm.

Now go meet her. - Okay.

- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.

I'm Sharon Garnet. - Hi.

I'm so glad to see you're feeling better.

Thank you.

Ah...

I'm curious--

do you remember anything about your life on "Ark 22"--

like what your job was

or what you liked to do with your leisure time?

I really don't remember.

But I get the feeling you and I were friends.

Not me.

But there were a lot of G-44 clones

who looked like you and me on "Ark 22."

So I was probably friends with one of them.

Oh, more than likely.

I'm happy to report your blood work

all came back normal.

And brain scans show all the Gen-3 lesions

are completely gone.

That's great.

So am I, uh, free to go?

I-I'd love to stretch my legs and see the ship.

Um...

actually, I-I'd really like to run more tests,

just to make sure I'm not missing anything.

Uh, I think we can let her walk around for a few hours.

Come on, keeping her here is like keeping her prisoner,

especially now she's feeling better.

Let me show her around the ship.

All right, I--

but if you start feeling anything unusual,

come see me right away. - Of course, I promise.

Thank you. - Okay.

Mm.

So, Jenny...

did you know that "Ark 1"

is actually renowned for its fine cuisine?

You're kidding, right?

Yep.

Why are people staring at me?

Oh, I don't think they're staring at you.

Uh, maybe they're just a bit curious

about the scar on your forehead?

Oh.

It's fine. I just--

look, it looks-- it looks perfect.

Really.

Thank you for being so kind.

Ah, don't mention it.

I've had my fair share of being poked and prodded around

in the lab, being treated like just another J6-82, so...

- I'm so sorry. - No, don't be.

I'm one of the lucky ones. I got out alive.

I'm here now.

So I don't mind helping out a fellow clone when I can.

So...

tell me about this lookalike.

Uh, Paul, was it? - My husband.

Yeah. Was he a Gen-3, too, or...?

Even after I turned, I missed him every day.

Maybe that's why he's the only thing I can remember.

So you really can't remember anything else?

Not really.

It's hazy.

Um, I remember pieces,

like snapshots of my life before I turned.

But I'm better now, so...

So...

uh, you were pretty eager to show me around.

Mm-hmm.

Are you trying to get to know me know me, Mr. Ian?

Oh, uh...

No.

Um, I mean, y-you know, you seem great and everything,

uh, but, no.

I'm--I'm actually taken, so... - Oh.

Yeah, I mean, I'm--I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong idea.

Uh,

we could be friends.

No apologies needed.

Friends...

I would-- I would love to be friends.

Okay.

Great.

What?

What is it?

Um...

before I start mass-producing this

as a genetic treatment, I just wanted to,

you know, dot all my I's and cross all my T's.

So I rechecked Jenny's latest scans,

and I found an anomaly.

Okay.

At first pass, I chalked it up to a glitch in the scanner.

You know, I made some adjustments,

and I realized it wasn't a glitch.

She has an elevated EMF output.

EM, like, as in EM pulse weapon?

Similar, except it's a constant electromagnetic field,

not a targeted pulse.

I mean, obviously, it's a lot weaker.

You know, we all emit very low levels

from the electric activity in our brains.

But Jenny's neural scans show an abnormally high output.

So I checked her magnetite levels.

They are very elevated.

Uh, "magnetite"?

Yeah, they're tiny magnetic crystalline particles

we all have in our brains.

Most of us have millions.

Jenny appears to have billions.

Can this hurt her?

I mean, should we be calling her back to Med Bay?

No, I'm hoping it's just the residual effect

from the Gen-3 psychopathy.

You know, let's give her some time.

Hopefully her brain will clear the magnetites and...

and normalize.

- Okay, try Port 17. - 17.

Someone told me I'd find you here.

Ah, Garnet.

Oh, Jenny.

Um, Mr. Trust, I don't believe you've officially met Jenny.

Ah, the miracle patient.

Pleasure.

What can I do for you?

Uh, nothing. I just wanted to see you.

Oh.

Yeah, well, I'm kind of in the middle of something right now--

Wow. Do you understand all that?

Yeah. Yeah, I do, actually.

It's--it's all pretty simple.

Look, have you met anyone else on the ship

or--or perhaps seen the Observation Deck?

I don't mean to be rude,

but could you pick this up after we finish?

I can't do this on my own.

Sorry, I-I really must get back to this.

- Can--can you take a break? - He most certainly cannot.

I need to finish this and get it online.

Sorry.

That's okay. Uh, duty calls.

We'll talk later. - Mm-hmm.

Ian! No!

I never saw a line blow like that.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

It was lucky you were here. Thanks.

I'd never let anything bad happen to you.

Stop! What the-- - What?

I saw the way you were looking at me.

I thought you wanted me to. - What? No.

I-I told you, I'm in a relationship.

Yeah, with the captain of the ship.

Captain Garnet?

I'm sorry, but...

you understand, right?

Of course.

Sorry. I won't bother you again.

- Don't. - I never said a word.

Do you have any theories on what could've happened to them?

I'm not sure, but when the shuttle went offline,

I picked up a zero-point field fluctuation.

"Zero-point field fluctuation"?

Could that have been caused by the shuttle exploding?

No, we would have seen a very large heat signature.

Then where could they have gone?

I don't know--it's like they just disappeared.

Yeah, no shite!

Yelling won't get us anywhere.

Look, I'm not being funny, all right?

No one can hear us. No one can see us.

People are walking through us. Are we frickin' dead right now?

No, we're not dead. Calm down.

We sure seem to be acting a lot like ghosts.

If we were dead,

we couldn't have flown the shuttle back here.

So whatever happened to us happened to the shuttle too.

Damn.

What?

I-I thought I might be able to communicate with her.

- Oh, that's a good idea. - If it worked.

Got it.

I just finished recompiling the image they sent.

The data came through all scrambled.

Hey, that's the symbol John Doe showed us

in the caves.

All right, okay, let's split up.

You two go get Avega.

Inspect the clearing and search for wreckage.

I'll get Kelly so we can ask John Doe about the picture.

Maybe it'll mean something to him.

Who was it who said that going to the caves

was too dangerous?

I forget.

We're taking a calculated risk out of necessity.

"Calculated risk"?

Or maybe you just realized that Angus and I were right.

That those cave people are not a threat.

So, uh...

I just thought of something, right?

If we can't pick anything up and we can walk through stuff,

we, uh, probably can't eat or drink either.

- What do you mean? - Well, think about it.

Even if we could pick it up, which we can't,

but if we could, like, it would just go right through us.

You know, like, um--

like one of those, uh, cartoon skeletons, you know?

Like...

I didn't think of that. Thanks a lot.

Sorry.

I just thought it was funny.

I, uh...

hope being stuck in this limbo with me is not too hard on you.

I hope it's not too hard on you.

Are you kidding?

I'm glad it's with you.

"Glad"?

Yeah, I mean, you're way smarter than I am.

I wouldn't stand a chance

of figuring this all out if I was on my own.

Not exactly what I was hoping you were gonna say, but okay.

Hi.

We have something to show you.

Good.

Well, that was a productive meeting.

Wait. He--he told you, "fix it or death,"

and we haven't fixed anything.

He's not gonna harm us. Come on.

I hope you're right.

Last time I went into a cave like that,

Doc got put in my head.

On Ross.

Nothing like that has happened here.

Yeah, yet.

You want to wait out here and I'll come in with them?

You shouldn't be going in either.

Well, one of us has to see what they find out.

Just wait out here. - Just hang on a second.

They told me last time you went in, you got sucked into a wall.

Yeah.

On Ross, not here.

Kelly has made friends with one of them.

Besides, they can't see me. - You don't know that.

They've got those weird ears, haven't they?

They might have weird eyes as well.

I'm a big girl.

I'll be fine.

"Big girl."

Ah! Fine.

We're 30 meters out from where Brice and Eva

sent the signal before they disappeared.

I'll set up the resonance monitor.

Alek!

Oh, my God. - Stay back.

Is--is--is he okay?

He's dead.

How could my window have spontaneously broken?

What were you doing in there, Garnet?

Come on, be honest.

What do you think I was doing,

trying to roll down my window for some fresh air?

Of all the windows on the ship for this to happen,

Captain's Quarters seems suspect.

I've never seen one of those windows fail on their own.

Because they don't.

It's 3 inches thick, made of fused silica.

It's virtually indestructible.

Then we should get crews

inspecting every window on this ship.

We'll also check your window for any explosive residue

and any other signs of foul play.

Could have been a lot worse.

A couple of minor scrapes and burns, but you'll be fine.

- Thanks, Doc. - Of course.

Has Jenny been by lately?

It's just--she's been acting kind of weird.

- What do you mean? - Oh, I don't know.

It's almost like she's developed

a bit of a crush on me.

Okay, pretty high on ourselves there, aren't we?

I'm being serious. She's coming on really strong.

Okay.

It's like a stalker.

I don't know--it's almost as if she's not all there,

if you know what I mean.

Jenny. Are you feeling all right?

I-I just-- I just came to see Ian.

Um, actually, while you're here--

I just wanted to say, um...

I'm sorry.

Oh.

Ah. Pfft. Don't mention it.

Dr. Kabir said I'll be just fine, so, yeah, thanks again.

Ta-da.

I-I made this for you. - Oh.

It's sort of a get-well-soon gift.

Oh, thanks.

That's really nice of you.

Yeah, um...

Look, Jenny...

you've really got to stop this.

Uh, what do you mean?

Well, just the gifts and...

showing up everywhere I go.

it's--it's making me feel a bit uncomfortable.

Uh...

I-I don't understand.

Don't you love me?

What?

No.

No, Jenny, I do not love you.

Whoa. Huh?

What--what are you-- - Oh, my God.

What--

Ian?

Oh, my God! Ian?

Okay.

Oh, my God.

She threw you across Med Bay with her mind?

Yeah.

- What's so funny? - Telekinesis?

Please.

I know it sounds crazy, but I saw it too.

It sounds very crazy.

Yeah, but remember what I told you

about the elevated magnetites and the high EMF in her scans?

Yeah.

Can really focused EMF do something

like what we saw happen to Ian?

There are advanced weapons that use EM fields like that,

so I suppose yes.

If she could throw Ian across the room,

I'm betting she could have broken Garnet's window.

Come to think of it, that happened

right after Mr. Trust here told her we were together.

Okay, we should stop her

before someone gets really hurt, including her.

Security are searching for her now.

Even if we manage to lock her in the brig,

it doesn't mean we're safe.

Sedating her should stop the telekinesis temporarily,

if we can get close enough to inject her.

Any idea on a permanent fix?

Well, the genes I've inserted

seem to improve her GABA receptors

but not fully repair them.

She's more coherent, yes, but still clearly psychotic.

Yeah, hence the irrational behavior.

Right. One of the inserted genes

must have caused the elevated magnetites.

Let's presume she really does have these abilities.

Could one of us take the drug and experience

the same results?

I mean, imagine the power that would give me.

Someone.

Maybe, but you'd also have the psychosis with it.

Right.

I-I just need to isolate the gene that caused the spike.

It shouldn't take me too long.

Captain Garnet, we found the Gen-3 in the mess hall.

Sanji, prep me that sedative

and then isolate that gene you were just talking about

as fast as you can. - On it.

Look out!

This is too dangerous. We need to stop this.

I hate to say this, but I might be the only one

with a shot of getting through to her.

You're right.

Be careful.

Jenny?

Jenny, it's Ian!

Jenny, you have to stop this!

Hey...

Jenny!

Look, you have to stop this before somebody gets hurt.

Please. - What about me?

I already got hurt, but you didn't care!

Of course, of course I care!

Jenny, look at me.

Of course I care.

Do you even realize how special you are?

You think I'm special?

Of course I do.

You can help dozens of people just like you.

You could be a hero.

I-I don't care about those other people.

I care about you.

I care about you too.

Jenny, it's okay!

It's okay.

It's okay.

Hey.

He was k--

he was killed by some kind of force field.

A force field seems like overkill, doesn't it?

To protect an empty field?

I'm getting some really weird readings.

Look--displacement glitches, strange light refraction,

and an energy signature I can't understand.

Any luck finding wreckage?

We completed a full reconnaissance

of the perimeter--

nothing.

Okay, well, maybe that's a good thing.

Whatever this energy field is,

if it extends high enough and they hit it...

the shuttle could've been vaporized.

The symbol on the globe is the same as the photo.

Yes, it's the same, but I don't understand.

Copy.

I still don't understand. He wrote "copy."

Maybe he's trying to tell us that the stone

is a-a model of a real one.

For what purpose?

Kelly.

- Whoa. - Whoa.

What the--

What the hell is that?

This is so beautiful.

Yeah, it is.

What do you think it all means?

I don't know, but I'm more interested

in the drawings on the stone dome.

Why aren't they reacting to this?

I don't know.

Maybe we're the only ones who can see it.

Hey, did you guys do something in there

that might trigger something?

I mean, the only thing I can think of

is that our friend here touched the stone dome.

Well, a giant-- I don't know what it is--

energy field or something

just lit up out here.

I mean, it's big.

You guys need to come see this. - On our way.

- Shouldn't we follow? - I don't know.

Something tells me we should figure out what this is.

Come on, we--

we'd get trapped, right, if they close the hatch.

We can walk through the walls, remember?

That's--

it's a valid point.

We are getting close.

What's wrong with him?

Kelly, can you read this?

It says "Stop.

Forbidden."

"Forbidden"? By who?

I don't know.

He says his people never go past here.

So we're the only one who can see all of this?

Probably for the same reason no one can see us.

Then who is it all meant for?

These lines look like circuits

on an electrical schematic.

It's like each line represents a circuit,

and the symbols at the end represent polarity--

positive and negative. - Right.

So, if this is a model

of something real that's out there,

maybe we hit the real thing, right,

and that's what made us go invisible.

In the lab, Alicia said sensors detected

a zero-point field fluctuation when we disappeared.

It must have phase-shifted the shuttle

and everything inside, including us.

- Making us go invisible? - Yeah.

Right.

Isn't that what I just said?

More or less.

Okay, so, um, how are we gonna fix this?

We must have made contact here where it's blinking.

We might be able to go back in phase

by using the shuttle to touch the dome again

at a circuit's negative end. - Great.

But it'll take some precision flying.

Well, you are in luck,

'cause I happen to know a very good pilot.

But you should know it could also blow us up.

Right.

Yes, well, that...

that would suck.

Just as I'm starting to realize why the old me

was so into you.

I get it.

I might not remember our past, you know,

all the stories and everything, but...

I remember this...

this feeling...

Being amazed by you.

Think you'll still feel that when we--

if we go back in phase?

I don't know.

You're the smart one. You tell me.

I hope so.

Let's do it.

Looks like we might be getting some extra help

with guidance.

You ready?

Still think this is a good idea?

Ask me again in five minutes.

Decreasing velocity to seven knots now.

That is a smaller bull's-eye than I was expecting.

Can you do it?

Are you doubting me?

Never.

Here we go.

Impact in three, two, one.

Current overload.

Look! It's the shuttle!

Hey, Homebase, do you read?

Yeah, we do.

It's good to hear you again.

Hey!

Please tell me you can see us!

We can see you!

You got us worried there.

There was no trace of you.

What happened? I want to know everything.

I have a feeling like you can give me more information

than I can give you.

Did you guys see that ripple when the shuttle reappeared?

Oh, man, it looked like water.

Hey.

I was just wondering, uh,

what you're doing tonight.

Don't know if maybe you fancy getting some dinner.

- I'd like that. - Yeah?

Great.

Got to warn you, though.

I don't put out on the first date.

Oh, sure.

How about the millionth date?

'Cause that's what this would be.

Hmm, the millionth date-- well, that...

That does pose an interesting ethical dilemma.

You know, is this the first date?

Or, as you rightly point out, the, uh--

the millionth?

- How long was I out? - A couple of hours.

You want to try sitting up for me?

Yeah.

How do you feel?

Much better.

What happened?

I replaced one of the proteins in your therapy.

This one shouldn't have any unexpected side effects.

Oh, my God, I...

I am so embarrassed.

Hey,

go easy on yourself.

You had an experimental treatment

that caused a neurological reaction.

It's nothing to be embarrassed about.

And you did a great service

to all the Gen-3's we can hopefully now save.

Thank you.

Can I have some water?

Oh, of course. Yeah.

Phew.

Here you go.

No one got hurt, did they?

Is Ian okay?

Oh, I'm right here.

Uh, I am so sorry.

And don't worry-- you look like Paul,

but you don't have anywhere near his stellar personality.

Good to know, I guess.

So are you sure her brain is back to normal now for good?

Well, since we gave Jenny the updated formula,

she's been showing normal EMF and magnetite levels.

Alexandria.

- Sorry? - Excuse me?

M-my name is Alexandria.

I remember now.

What else do you remember?

Um...

well, like what?

Uh, like what was your job back on "Ark 22"?

Uh, what--what did you like to do in your spare time?

Uh, well, they're sort of the same thing.

I was a cook in the mess hall, and I really love to cook.

Not me.

I, uh--I burn toast.

It's actually true.

What do you do for fun?

I like to read.

And Mr. Drake had this amazing library.

What books do you like to read?

I really love a good romance novel, don't you?

Uh...

Uh, to be honest, I'm kind of a nonfiction person.

I like history, science, stuff like that.

See? Couldn't be more different.

I'll leave you two to chat.

So...

What kind of music do you like?

Well, back on Earth, they called it country.

What about you?

Oh, rock and roll all the way.

I analyzed the dome's energy signature and directionality,

confirming it is a force field.

Sounds like technology beyond ours.

Way beyond!

It's generating multi-phased transformative optics.

Which means?

It's a phased cloaking device.

"Cloaking device"?

Sounds like science fiction.

That's what I thought.

Look.

One of our high-speed cameras caught an image between phases.

It gave us a glimpse of something massive

inside the clearing.

Something the force field is cloaking.

That is massive.

Doppler estimates it's 40 meters tall.

That's like a 10-story building.

What the hell is it?