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(theme music playing)
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♪ ♪
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Man:
Generations upon generations
have sacrificed...
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so that generations upon
generations may... prosper.
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♪ ♪
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(keypad beeping, trilling)
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(whirring)
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(keypad beeps, trills)
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(beeps, trills)
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♪ ♪
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(tableware clinking)
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(monitor pings)
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Woman (in British accent):
Good evening, Keir.
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Good evening, Agnes.
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How are your nerves
in regards
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to the Generations
Ceremony at 0800?
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I'm fine, Agnes.
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Agnes:
That's good to hear.
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You still haven't selected
your Celebration meal.
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What's the point of that?
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Keir, you know
the Celebration meal
is a tradition.
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(scoffs)
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(water running)
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(water stops)
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(children laughing)
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(chattering playfully)
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Gotcha!
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♪ ♪
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
Is something wrong, Keir?
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No... Agnes.
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Agnes:
That's good to hear.
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Agnes, why...
this type of room?
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Agnes:
I'm afraid I'm unable
to answer that, Keir.
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Did they test other rooms?
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Agnes:
They did.
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♪ ♪
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
I don't understand
why you insist on reading
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the same book
over and over again.
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I could provide you
with a tablet
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that would give you access
to thousands of fiction
and nonfiction books.
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I like this one.
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(rhythmic scraping)
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Woman:
Keir, you have a visitor.
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(alarm beeping)
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Oh shoot.
I need to make my rounds.
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I'll be back in a few hours
after my shift.
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Keir:
Bye, Mom.
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(door closes)
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You want to see something cool?
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Don't tell.
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Check this out.
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-What's it do?
-Just wait.
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(whirring)
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(beeps, alarm blaring)
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(Keir gasps, mutters)
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Keir's Mother (muffled):
So this, these rooms,
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they were all for you
and the other children.
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The mission is bigger
than any of us.
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It's more important
than you or me
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or Ryoko and her family,
but it's gonna be worth it.
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It's hard to see now,
but it will be.
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And when you grow up,
it's going to be up to you too.
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I'm sorry you had
to find out like this, Keir.
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Young Keir:
But why?
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Agnes:
I'm afraid I'm unable
to answer that, Keir.
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(sniffles)
Why?
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(exhales)
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I'm afraid I'm unable
to answer that, Keir.
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Keir:
You're all liars!
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
Are you all right, Keir?
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I can dispense
a sleeping aid
if you'd like.
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No, thank you, Agnes.
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Agnes:
I recommend more sleep
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before the Generations
Ceremony at 0800,
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followed promptly
by your Celebration.
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Yes. Of course.
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I will.
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I'd just like to practice
the speech some more.
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Goodbye, Agnes.
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Goodbye, Keir.
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(monitor pings)
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Generations upon generations
have sacrificed...
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so that generations upon...
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generations may prosper.
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For this sacrifice,
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we ask not
for your gratitude,
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but for your remembrance.
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I pass these along
to you, my son,
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with the hope that you
can use them as I did,
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to help grow you
into who you are today.
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♪ ♪
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Agnes:
How was your
Celebration meal, Wendy?
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It was very good.
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Thank you for asking, Agnes.
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Agnes:
That's good to hear.
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May I offer you the flower?
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Yes.
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A golden host of daffodils.
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Lilies, lilies, lilies,
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white.
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(whispering):
I hope it's the daffodil.
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I know it will be.
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Agnes:
A golden host of daffodils...
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It's out of our hands.
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Agnes:
...lilies, lilies, white.
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♪ ♪
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You will be remembered,
Wendy Okafor.
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♪ ♪
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(Wendy whispering)
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
Staying up all night
won't help.
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Would you like
to talk about it?
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No.
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I've known you
for your whole life, Keir.
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And I've always
cared about you.
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Let me help you.
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Your mother and I spoke
the night before
her Celebration.
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I truly believe I helped her.
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I'm... sure you did.
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Agnes:
She whispered to you
before she left.
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She told you something.
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Is that what this is about?
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No.
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Agnes:
It's hard to sleep
before any big day.
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What did you just say?
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I said...
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Both:
It's hard to sleep
before any big day.
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I don't even know
what we're doing tomorrow.
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That's because
it's a surprise.
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The special day
we've been talking about.
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Good night, Imi.
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Keir:
Thank you.
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Here's your crown, Imi.
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I like my crown.
It's pretty...
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Keir:
She's so lucky.
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A perfect, normal childhood.
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And now we get to tell
her everything.
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When I found out...
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it broke me.
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-My reality was destroyed.
-Ryoko: I know, Keir.
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You mother did
the best she could.
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Keir: Come on.
Let's get to work.
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I want everything
to be perfect.
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You think she's too young.
I know.
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But if we push this
any further,
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we miss the chance
to make this... special.
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-To do it right.
-Ryoko: She...
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(sighs)
She already knows.
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She-She knows, knows what?
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Everything.
She knows everything.
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Keir, she's okay.
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How is she possibly okay?!
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Ryoko:
Because she's
not like you, Keir.
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All I ever wanted was to make
this life better for her.
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You act like
I don't know you, Keir...
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like I didn't watch you hate
your mother all these years,
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like I didn't see you
barely acknowledge her
the day she left.
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I hated her...
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because she lied to me.
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You hated her for forcing
you into this life.
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Keir:
Life?
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How is this a life?
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We get no say in anything.
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It's not about us.
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It's about the mission,
the future.
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What about us, though?
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Raising children
in these rooms?
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Lying to them?
How is this a life?!
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It's our life.
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(scoffs)
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Is it?
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I love you.
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Do you?
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Do you really?
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Do you know this... us...
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was decided
long before we were born.
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Ryoko:
I know that.
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I love you anyway.
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I wish you could
love me anyway.
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Do you?
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Keir?
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(tableware clinking)
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Imoko:
Mom? Dad?
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
I considerate it
my greatest failure.
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Hmm?
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That I couldn't
help you and Ryoko...
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-...before she--
-I don't wanna talk about it.
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(electronic trilling)
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(chimes)
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(beeping)
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Agnes:
You will be remembered,
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Ryoko Sato.
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♪ ♪
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Agnes:
Keir? Keir?
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Yes?
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Agnes:
You still have the opportunity
for a few hours' sleep
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before the Generations
Ceremony.
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(mumbles): Box.
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(sighing):
I want to finish the box.
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Keir:
Life?
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How is this a life?
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It's our life.
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Young Keir:
You're a liar.
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I'm sorry you had to find out
like this, Keir.
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Wendy:
So that generations upon
generations may prosper.
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(clicks, hisses)
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♪ ♪
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Imoko:
Dad?
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Dad!
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-What?
-I want to see.
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What I asked Mom about,
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we just never
talked about it.
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I want to see.
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No, Imi.
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Why?
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'Cause that's
the way it's done.
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Imi, where did you get that?
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Imoko:
Found it while
you were sleeping.
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Imoko, close the door
and give me the stone,
right now!
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(alarm blaring)
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(alarm stops)
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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(beeps, trills)
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(whirs)
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(beeps, trills)
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(monitor pings)
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Agnes:
Keir?
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Imoko will be here any minute.
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Are you ready?
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Ready for what?
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For you to tell me
if my presence on this ship
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is a net positive?
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Keir...
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Celebration is part of life.
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(scoffs)
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Celebration is the end of life.
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Does anyone ever get to stay?
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I'm afraid I'm unable
to answer that, Keir.
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Keir:
Can you just tell me
this one thing, Agnes?
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About the room.
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(chimes)
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Imoko:
Hi, Dad.
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Hi... Imi.
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Imoko...
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generations upon generations
have sacrificed...
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(breathes deeply)
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Imoko...
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generations upon generations
have sacrificed...
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so that generations
upon generations may prosper.
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Imoko...
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my mother agreed to live
her life on this ship
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before you were born,
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before I was born.
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-And for what?
-Agnes: Keir.
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This is not part of
the Generations speech.
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I knew my fate would only
lead me to this moment.
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And I let that disappointment
ruin... most of my life.
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And I wasn't a good
husband to your mother.
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-And I wasn't there for you.
-Dad--
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No, not-not the way
I should have been.
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So...
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whether Agnes hands me a lily,
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and I walk
out of that airlock,
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or I get a daffodil
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and another year
on this ship...
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it doesn't matter.
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Because I don't
deserve your gratitude...
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and my life isn't
worth remembering.
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Dad...
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you and Mom gave me life.
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And I know you
didn't choose this.
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But it's what we have.
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And I have loved
my life with you.
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So even if you don't care...
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I am grateful.
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And I will always
remember you.
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And he will too.
283
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(whispering): I'm sorry
for bringing you here.
284
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I love you, Imoko.
285
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Agnes:
It's time for your
Celebration, Keir.
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May I offer you the flower?
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(inhales)
288
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Yes . (exhales)
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I never understood...
290
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why a motel room?
291
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I just assumed it was
because back on Earth,
292
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they'd always stay
in places like this
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on their way
to somewhere else.
294
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They weren't home,
but at least they were safe.
295
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Hmm.
296
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With people they loved.
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Hopefully.
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Agnes:
A golden host of daffodils.
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Lilies, lilies, lilies, white.
300
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A golden host of daffodils.
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Lilies, lilies, lilies, white.
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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MAN: Generations upon
generations have sacrificed
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so the generations upon
generations may prosper.
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And we all had this idea
for years,
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that at a certain point,
308
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someone presses a button
on the wall
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and everyone goes
weightless in the room.
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And that was how
we reverse engineered
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the "Generations" story.
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♪ (SLOW MUSIC PLAYS) ♪
313
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We wanted to come up with
something that was behind it
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that could really make this feel
about something.
315
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If you were making a mission
to go really, really far
316
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from Earth to where it was gonna
take about 150 years,
317
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you would have to have these
sort of passengers
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who'd know
they would not make it
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and were only there
to procreate
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so that the next generation
could thrive and get there.
321
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It's not about us.
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It's about the mission.
The future.
323
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And that seems very,
very similar to how
324
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a lot of first generation
immigrants describe
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their experience.
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For this sacrifice,
we ask not for your gratitude
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but for your remembrance.
328
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MARK DUPLASS:
They essentially sacrificed
their quality of life
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so they could get themselves
to America,
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plant the seeds, so that
the next generation could then
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prosper from it.
332
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You will be remembered,
Wendy Okafor.
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00:23:46,834 --> 00:23:48,417
DUPLASS: But what does that mean
if you were
334
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that first generation person
and you're at the end
335
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of your life
and you're looking back
336
00:23:52,166 --> 00:23:55,417
and saying, "The only value
of what I set up for myself
337
00:23:55,500 --> 00:23:57,792
was to be a stepping stone
for someone else to go,"
338
00:23:57,875 --> 00:23:59,375
and do you feel
resentful about that?
339
00:23:59,458 --> 00:24:01,959
Or do you love your children
enough to feel good about that?
340
00:24:02,500 --> 00:24:05,250
You hated her for forcing you
into this life.
341
00:24:05,834 --> 00:24:08,834
Life?
How is this a life?
342
00:24:09,375 --> 00:24:12,333
So, the whole episode is sort of
an examination of that.
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00:24:16,375 --> 00:24:17,875
♪ (MUSIC CONCLUDES) ♪
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