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Previously on "The Ark..."

You'’re coming with me,
Mr. Trust.

Ark 15, please respond.

Strickland:
They'’re launching a shuttle.

Marko:
Where'’s the DNA vault?

It says that it'’s
a really venomous spider.
Why would they want that?

The spider'’s venom is
the cure for Klampkins.

It'’s a component of the cure.

- [ both grunting ]
- [ gunshot ]

Now fly us to Ark 15.

- Hi, Mother.
- Where is Marko
with the package?

Marko didn'’t make it.
Neither did the package.
It'’s still on Ark 1.

- Where did they go?
- Proxima B.

Maddox: Proxima B
is an eyeball planet.

What does that mean,
an eyeball planet?

The sun only hits
one segment of the planet.

It'’s too hot there,
and too cold on the rest
to sustain human life.

- But William has a solution.
- Go screw yourself, Evelyn.

This is Lieutenant Garnet
of Ark 1.

We have your spider DNA.

Maddox:
Send someone in your shuttle

with the DNA
and we'’ll make a trade.

- I'’ll go with Cogner.
- The DNA.

As soon as Dr. Rogers
confirms it'’s the right DNA,
open fire.

- Did you make it in?
- I'’m in.

Eva:
So she'’s on Ark 15?

Coast is clear for now.

Strickland: Okay, so based
on what we'’re seeing

on the outside of the ship,

you'’re going to want to

make your way to the bow.

And down to
the lower corridors.

I still think you should try
and find Angus first.

Garnet: Finding Angus
will be pointless

if they fire on Ark 1 and
we have no ship to return to.

If Ark 15'’s layout
is anything like ours,

you'’re looking for
a secure room somewhere
between corridors 40 and 50.

And if it'’s nothing like ours?

Improvise.

Bull'’s-eye.

[ muted chatter ]

[ beeping ]

Man:
Who the hell are you?

[ theme music playing ]

I know all security personnel.
You don'’t look familiar.

It'’s a big ark.
Lots of people to meet.

- What'’s your name?
- Denise.

I'’m on the Psy-Ops defense team.

- And you are?
- There'’s no team like that.

[ grunts ]

Gary? Was that you?

[ grunts, panting ]

Gary told me to come let you
know he'’s taking a break.

[ electricity crackling ]

How do I turn off this weapon?

I'’m just a guard.
I don'’t know about the weapon.

What is that crystal stuff
in those shells?

Where did it come from?

Miss Maddox invented it
before we launched.

- So it'’s from Earth.
- Yeah.

- What will neutralize it?
- That'’s why she invented it.

Nothing can neutralize it.

You know, you'’re
really no help at all.

[ electricity crackling ]

Ark 1, I'’m in,

but I have no idea
what to do.

Can you believe that these
itty bitty teeny tiny critters

are gonna grow
into venomous arachnids

that can cure a previously
incurable disease?

I know. Couldn'’t the cure
to Klampkins have been
anything other than spiders?

- You don'’t like spiders?
- You do?

Love them.
I had a pet tarantula
when I was little.

Oh, it'’s happening!

Usually spiders usually take
two to three weeks to hatch,

but we'’re doing it in hours.

Oh, and look at them.
They'’re so cute.

Cute is not the word
I would use.

I wish Angus were here.

He'’ll be okay.
Garnet will get him back.

We don'’t know that.
We could lose her, too.

- We can'’t think like that.
- It'’s literally all
I can think about,

and I never got to
tell him how I feel.

Brice:
Alicia to the bridge,
and be quick.

Is it weird
that none of these guards
have guns on them?

Strickland: They'’re following
Ark safety protocols.

Any gunfire on a space vessel
could be catastrophic.

[ electricity crackling ]

Didn'’t stop them from using them
to board our ark.

Brice: Yeah, well,
they clearly didn'’t care about
the integrity of our ark.

They must take the weapons
out of secure holding
when facing threats.

Or instigating them.

Any ideas on how
to shut down this weapon?

Can you dump
all the Aliciaminium?

Uh, that would probably
destroy the ship.

It looks like the shells
containing the crystals

are sent into
the weapons chamber

via delivery tubes.

Can you destroy the tubes?

Garnet: No tools.
So not quickly.

Wait, there'’s a control panel.
It needs a passcode to get in.

Maybe we can hack the system
to get access and find
a weakness to exploit.

Hate to break it to you, guys.
I am not a computer hacker.

But I am.
I mean, I'’m not a hacker.

I'’m just really good
at computers.

I only do ethical hacking,
which this is, right?

Just tell her
how to get in, Alicia.

Alicia: Is there
any kind of model number

or logo on the console,
or behind it maybe?

- Only Maddox Corp.
- Okay, so maybe it started
off as Trust tech.

Let'’s try to use Trust's
administrative backdoor.

Power down the system
and restart it.

Okay, okay.

- Found it.
- [ beeps ]

- Done.
- Okay.

Once it starts booting up,

you'’ll see a black screen.

Type in
"command colon 2487TR12."

- [ beeps ]
- I think it worked.

Looks like a bunch
of gibberish though.

It'’s okay. It's code.

So now you'’re
looking for a line

that says something
like "schematics"
or "blueprints" or--

- Framework?
- That'’s it! Click it.

Whoa, there'’s hundreds of files
of design layouts here, guys.

I don'’t know
if I'’m gonna have enough time

to go through all of this.

Hold your watch up
to the terminal.

A signal should
pop up on screen

and ask if you want
to connect...

- [ beeps ]
- Done.

Okay. And we'’re in.

- Well done.
- Eva: Perfect.

I'’ll dig into
the weapon system from here,

try to find a way to stop it.

And it looks like it gave us
access to ship blueprints.

They have a real brig.

My guess is that'’s where

they'’re holding Angus
and the others.

And of course
it'’s inconveniently located

in the most active sector
of the ship.

I'’m on my way. Garnet out.

[ grunts ]

If anyone is out there,
could you please let me out?

Hello? Anyone there?

Someone, plea--

- Miss me?
- To be honest, not really.

- I know you'’re mad at me.
- You kidnapped me.

I saved you.

Ark 1 isn'’t going to survive,

so I brought you to Ark 15.

You can have a future with us.

You can accomplish things
you never would'’ve on Ark 1.

I didn'’t ask for any of that!

Well, some of
the best gifts in life

are ones we don'’t ask for.

Don'’t you have anything
you wanna say to me?

No.

Don'’t you want to apologize
for what you said about Mother?

Uh...

Yes.

I'’m sorry.
I shouldn'’t have
said those things.

I mean,
I don'’t even know her.

For example, why does she have
a different accent than you?

I was raised by my father
in North America

until he died when I was 11.

Then I had to live with Mother.

You'’re actually kind
of just like her.

I somehow doubt that.

- [ laughs ]
- It'’s true.

You'’re a brilliant scientist

coming up with innovative ways
to make people'’s lives better.

She'’s the same.
When the GSA fell,

Mother kept the program going
and building more arks.

There would'’ve
only been five arks
if it wasn'’t for her.

Think about how many lives
she saved before we had to
leave Earth ourselves.

She sounds important.
And busy.

It must'’ve been hard for her
to make time for you
with a job like that.

She was saving humanity.
How can I blame her for that?

Oh, no, I just meant
it sounds intimidating.

Hard to live up to
those kinds of expectations.

I have an idea.

Let'’s ask Mother
to have dinner with us.

- Dinner?
- She has to get to know you.

And what happens
if she doesn'’t like me?

Let'’s cross that bridge
when we get there.

Let'’s cross that bridge
when we get there.

- Hey! This room is restrict--
- [ electricity crackling ]

What the...

[ gasping ]

William,
have you come to your senses?

I'’m offering you a chance
to complete your mission
to save the human race.

All you need to do is agree
to help me rotate Proxima B.

Then we can begin our future
on a new world.

You don'’t fool me Evelyn.
No future of yours includes me.

To survive on that planet,
we need you to share
your knowledge with us.

If anyone'’s being selfish,
it'’s you.

- Agree to disagree.
- So your answer is still no?

You see? She is a genius.

That'’s disappointing.

Maybe Vuk
will be more persuasive.

- [ grunts ]
- Whoa! Are you crazy?

I care about our survival,

even if William here doesn'’t.

I'’ll come back to see
if you'’ve changed your mind

or if you need more convincing.

[ grunting ]

Let me see.

I don'’t think
I'’m the kind of man
that could--

what the--

Maybe I should just
give her what she wants.

You said she'’d kill you

if you gave her what she wants.

A quick and painless death
sounds better

than hours of torture.

Ark 1 will come back for us.

They won'’t leave us behind.

And you really believe that?

I do.

There'’s gotta be thousands
of spiders in here,

all different kinds
at various stages of growth.

Since they didn'’t have the
Mediterranean recluse spiders,

Ark 15 must'’ve been trying
every other type they had

to see if any worked
for the Klampkins cure.

Brice: My guess is
they didn'’t find a substitute,

or we'’d probably
all be dead right now.

When will they realize
we gave them

the wrong spider DNA?

Well, I gave them
a brown recluse spider.

It'’s nearly identical
to the Mediterranean.

They'’ll have to raise it
to full maturity

and test the venom before
they realize what we did.

So how long until
the spiders are mature?

Alicia: Well, if they'’re
in an acceleration
terrarium like ours...

- Looks that way.
- A couple hours at most.

Brice: So in that time,
you gotta track down Angus

- and figure out a way
off that ship.
- Oh, is that all?

Alicia: Oh, wait a second.

Can you see
what other elements

they'’re combining
with the venom

to create the cure?

Let me look.

Do I have mustard on my face?

It'’s your chance to be cured.

Yeah, I wouldn'’t count on it.

Kelly: Angus built
an entire farm

from scratch on Ark 1.

He made vegetables from nothing.
Isn'’t that right, Angus?

Well, not from nothing.

I had seeds
and chemically modified--

We have botanists
and agricultural experts here,

- ones I trust.
- Sure, but Angus'’ expertise

could be useful on Prox B.

He'’s an expert
at adapting to new,
unexpected environments.

- He'’s an outsider.
- He'’s my friend.

- Is that all?
- What'’s that supposed to mean?

Has Kelly ever told you
about what happened

to her other friends
in the past?

None of them last too long.

I think--
I think I found it.

Potassium aluminum sulfate
and formaldehyde.

Those are the two constants
on every vial.

Only the venom changes.

Looks like 0.5 milligrams and
0.25 milligrams respectively.

That'’s gotta be it.
That'’s how we make the cure.

Get on it with Kabir.

[ groaning ]

- [ alarm blaring ]
- [ grunts ]

What'’s going on over there?

Intruder alert.

Can you guess who
the intruder might be?

What did you do?

Nothing. I couldn'’t have.

Was this whole dinner
a distraction

to keep me occupied
while some of your people

attempt some kind
of rescue mission?

He'’s telling the truth.
I haven'’t left his side
since he got here.

- And besides,
he wouldn'’t betray me.
- Angus: She'’s right.

I wouldn'’t help anyone
from Ark 1.

- I'’m with Ark 15 now.
- Why?

Because Kelly'’s on Ark 15.

- We'’ll see about that.
- Mother, you'’re leaving?

But you barely
touched your food.

Our ship is being threatened.
I have a job to do.

Can'’t your guards do it?
You promised we'’d have dinner.

You sound like a child.
Grow up.

And if I find out
this new boy of yours

has any role
in this intrusion...

[ grunts ]

...I'’ll have him
sent out the airlock.

Mother?

She'’s having a heart attack.
Call a doctor.

Kelly, call med bay now!

[ groans ]
The intruder.

Did we catch them?
I have to go help.

Your team is conducting
a shipwide search.
You need to rest.

You were a part of this.
I know it.

Tell me what you know.

Interrogation
is not rest, Evelyn.

Besides, this young man
saved your life.

Why did she have
a heart attack?

Well, congestive heart failure
is a common symptom

at late stage Klampkins,
and since we'’re--

Klampkins?
What are you talking about?

Why didn'’t you tell me
you had Klampkins?

- I--
- No wonder you hate
Trust so much.

I'’m sorry, I thought she knew.

It didn'’t seem necessary

to inform you
about my condition.

It didn'’t seem necessary?
I'’m your daughter!

How could you not tell me that?

- How bad is it?
- Throughout our time
on this ship

your mom'’s symptoms
have increased at
a nearly exponential rate.

Space travel seems
to exacerbate the disease.

Maybe it'’s the
artificially generated oxygen

or the low level
cosmic radiation.

We'’re not exactly sure why.

So you'’re saying
she'’s been having
these attacks for a while?

This was her third heart attack
in the last week.

- Mother!
- We'’re doing everything
we can toward a cure,

using the spider DNA
we received from Ark 1.

If we can get that working soon,

there'’s a good chance
for full recovery.

You'’re lucky the boy
knew how to do CPR,

or you'’d likely be dead now.

You could have just let me die.

Like I said,
I'’m loyal to you now.

[ grunts ]

Let me into the brig

or I'’ll find a really creative
place to use this.

[ moaning ]

- Angus?
- I told you she'’d come.

- Where'’s Angus?
- They split us up
when we got here.

Kelly took Angus.
Thanks for coming back
for us, Garnet.

I didn'’t come for you.
Angus is the only one that
deserves to be brought home.

He didn'’t betray
our entire crew.

So you'’re just gonna
leave us here?

- Drop your weapon!
- Whoa!

Easy.

Trust: Did Helena make it?

No.

She bled out in Cat'’s arms.

Did you even try to save her?
Did anyone?

If you wanna blame someone,
blame yourself.

You inspired a coup.
If you'’d listened to me,

we'’d still be on our way
to Ross 128 and Helena
would still be alive.

You were right.
About everything.

- I'’m sorry.
- Bit late for that, isn'’t it?

I wanna fix this, Sharon.

I'’m not sure you can.

You manage to figure out
anything with their weapon yet?

Still working on it.

If they caught Garnet,
the chances they
use it on us go way up.

- You just had to say it,
didn'’t you?
- Try her again.

We'’ve been trying
her for 30 minutes.

She'’s probably
gone radio silent.

Perhaps, but in the meantime,
what do we do?

- What?
- She left you in charge.

Look, just give her time, okay?

She'’s been in
tough spots before,

and she'’s always
come through.

Yes, but we should prepare
for the worst.

If Garnet is caught,
we'’ll need a plan,

either to get
the hell away from here

or negotiate with Maddox
on our own.

Well, maybe we need to, uh,

to charge the FTL, you know?

Just-- just to be--

just to be safe, you--
[ wheezing ]

Brice! Brice!

Kabir to the bridge now.

It'’s the Klampkins, isn't it?

Excuse me. Out of my way!
Out of my way!

- How long has he been out?
- Almost a minute.

- [ beeping ]
- All right, his heart
sounds good, thank God.

- So it'’s not a heart attack.
- Why-- why would it be?

Because in the later
stages Klampkins,

the patients usually
have a heart attack or
several before they, um--

well, before it'’s over.

But the longer
a Klampkins episode lasts,

the closer
he'’s getting to end stage.

- This was really long.
- What can we do?

- Nothing.
- Are you sure?

We just have to wait
for it to pass.

- It'’s the cruel reality
of the illness.
- [ gasping ]

- Okay, okay.
- You had us worried there,
Lieutenant.

Kabir:
We should get you to med bay,

check your vitals,
and run some tests.

I'’m fine.

- Really, I'’m fine, I'm fine.
- Easy, easy, easy, easy.

How long until the spiders
are ready for venom extraction?

A couple of hours maybe.

- Does Lieutenant Brice
have that much time?
- I wish I knew.

I wish the spiders
would grow faster.

So do I, because
I don'’t know how many
more episodes he can endure

before he has a heart attack
that could kill him.

Go and listen in.

I wanna know what
they'’re saying about me.

I'’m sure they're saying
you'’ll be fine.

Yeah, well,
I'’m willing to bet that
is exactly the opposite.

Listen, Felix,
we need to talk.

I need to know there'’s
someone ready to lead this crew

if I become incapacitated.

- Well, I suppose Eva could--
- I think it should be you.

What? Me? Why me?
Why not Eva?

She'’s on council and she knows
how the ship works.

No.

Eva took Trust'’s side.
She betrayed this crew.

We need someone
like you, someone with
a strong moral compass.

You'’re the most qualified
person on this ship.

Well, you know, besides me.

- Brice, I don'’t like this.
- And you think I do, pal?

But, look,
if Garnet doesn'’t come back,

and if I bite it, then...

...we need to have a plan.

I don'’t know how
I'’ll ever be able to
thank you for what you did.

I'’ll try to think of something.

You'’re gonna fit in
just right here.

You already are.

So you think dinner went well?

Besides the whole
near death experience part?

Better than well.

But, Angus,

when things start
to go my way,

I get nervous.

So I just don'’t want you
to forget one little thing.

What'’s that?

You saw what I did
to Helena Trust, right?

If you betray me, it'’ll be
the last thing you ever do.

Sleep tight, Angus.

[ EKG monitor beeping ]

- I owe you an "I told you so."
- Do you?

I was right about the cure.

And more importantly,
you were wrong.

Well, we don'’t know
if the cure works yet.

And in case
you hadn'’t noticed,

my prognosis isn'’t exactly
getting any better,

so I wouldn'’t
get your hopes up.

Why do you have
to be like that?

- Like what?
- So negative.

It'’s in my DNA.

Brice, all evidence
says it'’ll work.

Why do you even care?
We stopped being friends

the second
you betrayed my trust.

I already told you,
I did it because
I don'’t want you to die.

- I like you, okay?
- Eva--

And I don'’t like
a lot of people.

I told you not to fall for me.

Well, too late.

You said it was an emergency?

Yes. How are you?

I'’ve been worried about you.

You'’re worried about me?

Well, I wanted to check on you

after finding out
that Kelly lied

about Robert
and your little girl.

Tell me,
how are you feeling?

You need to look up
a definition of emergency.

Okay, fine! I lied.

I just-- I had to see someone.

I'’m going crazy here
under house arrest

all alone with my thoughts.

Well, some thinking
should do you good.

Every time I close my eyes,
I see Helena dying on the floor.

And every time I open my eyes,

all I can think
about is William.

I get so angry
and also worried.

I don'’t know
what to do with myself.

I need to talk to people.
It'’s who I am.

I'’m not meant to be alone.

You should'’ve thought of that
before you decided
to be a part of a mutiny.

No.

[ whimpering ]

[ groans ]

Breakfast.
You sleep well?

Fine, I guess.

I think I figured out
a way for you to thank me.

Oh, yeah? What'’s that?

I'’d like to see
the Ark 1 prisoners.

Yeah, that'’s not
going to happen.

I'’m starting to feel
comfortable here...

...with you.

You'’ve shown me what
a difference I can make here

working with you
and your Mom.

So then why would you want
to see your old friends?

Maybe I can make Trust
and Lane see the difference

they can make here, too.

Wouldn'’t that help your mom?

She needs Trust, doesn'’t she?

She does.

Think how happy
she'’ll be with you

if I can get Trust to change
his mind and help her.

I don'’t think it's a good idea.

Now you'’re hurting
my feelings.

How?

I saved your mom'’s life,

and you still don'’t trust me?

No, of course I do.

Then let'’s go change
Mr. Trust'’s mind

for your mom.

She'’ll be so proud of you.

- Dr. Marsh.
- Evelyn.

Tell me you have a report
on the cure.

- I'’m afraid I do.
- Afraid?

Ark 1 gave us the wrong DNA.

The venom in this spider
won'’t work.

And you only just
figured this out?

It was a nearly
identical arachnid.

There was no way of telling

until the spider aged
and we extracted venom.

They were buying time for their
pathetic attempt at a rescue.

- Should we prepare
to fire the weapon?
- Of course not.

They'’re holding spider DNA
hostage in their ship.

We can'’t destroy them.
Not yet.

They'’re not taking me seriously.

It'’s time
to start killing hostages.

Did you know that extracting
a spider'’s venom is actually
called milking it?

Honestly?
I wish you hadn'’t told me.

Spiders produce venom
when they'’re afraid.

So to isolate it,
we need to administer

a tiny non-lethal
electrical shock.

And there it is.

The key to unlocking
the Klampkins cure.

Try to get enough
for several vials.

What'’s this for?

I'’m going to
take blood samples
so we can run tests

with the finished medication,

check for safety and efficacy.

How long will the tests take?

If we'’re thorough, we should
monitor the blood for 72 hours.

- Just give it to me.
- We should really
run the tests.

Look, for all we know,
I might be dead in 72 hours.

And to be totally honest,
I'’m sick of waiting.

So just give it to me.

Well, this is it.
The hypothetical
Klampkins cure.

Are you sure about this?

Never been so sure
of anything in my life.

[ grunts ]

How do we know if it'’s worked?

We should see a change
in your blood composition.

The idea is that
the injection

attacks Klampkins
at a molecular level.

If it works,
then there won'’t be any
left in your blood.

Give it time to do its thing.

I'’ll check your blood
in a few hours.

- [ grunting ]
- [ beeping ]

- Something'’s happening?
- Dr. Kabir!

What is happening?

- [ flatlining ]
- Alicia: Dr. Kabir!

- What--
- Well, do something!

Come on! Do something!
Come on!

[ panting ]

Dr. Kabir! Dr. Kabir!

[ flatlining ]

Charge. Clear!

Charge. Clear!

Charge again. Clear!

[ beeping resumes ]

What happened?

We don'’t know.
His heart just--

Felix, could you
check his vitals?

Strickland:
He'’s stable.

Hey, hey.

He didn'’t want us to wait.
I should'’ve said no.

I should'’ve insisted.
I should'’ve--

- Slow down.
- I could'’ve killed him.

- Slow down.
- We don'’t know if
it was the injection

- or the illness
that caused this.
- She'’s right.

We just have to figure out
which one was it

and find a way to fix it.

Hey, you can do this.

Wait, wait. Where are you going?
I might need your help.

I'’ll be on the bridge.
Call me if you need me.

- Eva, please come with me.
- But--

There'’s nothing
you can do for him.
He'’s in good hands.

He would want you to continue
working on Ark 15'’s weapon.

Let'’s go.

Lieutenant Brice
is incapacitated.

He'’s in good hands, but until
Lieutenant Garnet returns,

- he'’s left me in command.
- We haven'’t heard from her.

- It'’s been a long time.
- Keep on trying.

We'’re not leaving her behind.

Eva, get back to work
on that weapon.

My mother sent us to deliver
food for the prisoners.

My orders were
nobody gets in,
nobody gets out.

Okay, well, then you can be
the one to tell my mother that
you failed to follow orders.

- What are you doing here?
- She came to rescue you.

Not us, apparently.
Just you.

He'’s fine. He's with me.

You little brat.
You killed my wife.

Give me one good reason
I shouldn'’t repay the favor
here and now.

I don'’t think your plan
to get him to cooperate
is going to work.

- Your plan?
- Oh, yeah, I thought

I could convince you
to work with Maddox.

- [ scoffs ]
- This was a bad idea.

Let'’s go.

[ shouts ]

- [ electricity crackling ]
- Oh, God.

She threatened to kill me
if I betrayed her.
She'’s gonna come after me!

You did the right thing.
Now let'’s get out of here.

I should stay and give her
what she deserves right now.

Listen,
you can either stay here
and get your revenge,

or you can come with us
and maybe survive.

Maddox will punish her
for letting us go anyway.

Aw, man, it is just not
your lucky day.

[ beeping ]

When the test results come in,
they'’ll tell me whether
or not I almost killed him.

Whether or not
we almost killed him.

I'’ve been helping
make that cure
every step of the way.

But I'’m the doctor.

I'’m the one who injected him
without running tests first.

- I should know better.
- You did what he wanted.

I think you'’re being
too hard on yourself.

- [ tablet beeps ]
- I can'’t look.

I'’ll do it.

It wasn'’t our fault.

The injection didn'’t cause
his heart failure.

- That'’s the good news.
- Wait, does that mean
there'’s bad news?

From these results, it looks
like the injection had no effect
whatsoever on Brice'’s blood.

It'’s still full
of the Klampkins toxin.

His heart has congestion
consistent with
late-stage Klampkins.

That'’s what caused the attack.

So the cure didn'’t work at all?
What went wrong?

I don'’t know, but if
we don'’t figure it out fast,
Brice might not make it.

This is your fault isn'’t it?

My prisoners are gone
because of whatever idiotic
decision you made.

One failure after another.

You can'’t do anything right.

- I'’m sorry.
- Excuse me.

I have to go
clean up your mess.

We'’re almost
at the shuttle bay!

[ all grunting ]

[ electricity crackling ]

Come on, come on.

Ark 1, are you there?

So glad to hear your voice,
Lieutenant.

- What happened?
- Just a little complication,

but I'’ve got Angus
and a few extras.

Extras?

Yeah, Lane and Trust.

You'’re bringing Trust
back here?

Didn'’t seem right
leaving him behind.

- Are we ready
to get out of here?
- Please.

Voice:
Docking lock not disengaged.

Docking lock?
That'’s not how it works.

We got a problem here, guys.
We can'’t seem to take off.

Uh, it looks like Ark 15
has a different launch system.

Well, what does that mean?

Eva: Someone has to pull
a release lever.

Okay, then where is that?

Strickland:
Um, it'’s not on the shuttle.

- Then where is it?
- In the airlock.
Outside the shuttle.

- Someone has to stay behind.
- I'’m afraid so.

Look, every guard on this ship
is on their way here.

Evelyn wants
our head on a stake.

If we'’re going to leave,
we have to go now.

Garnet, Garnet.
Garnet, wait!

Garnet, no. Listen.

I'’ll stay.
You need to get back to Ark 1.

I mean, the whole reason
you came was to rescue Angus,

and we can'’t trust
Trust to do it.

I can'’t guarantee I'll be able
to get back for you.

- I know.
- You don'’t know what
Maddox will do to you

- when she finds you.
- Look, are you trying
to talk me out

of my heroic sacrifice?

Because you can'’t
take that from me.

You know how to fly
this thing, right?

Not as good as you.

But, yeah,
I completed my training.
I can get us back home.

Hey, Spence, don'’t die.

[ distant shouting ]

Garnet:
Ark 1, we'’re on our way home.

Thank goodness.

- They'’re locking
weapons on you.
- Don'’t worry.

What do you mean, don'’t worry?

That thing will
melt the shuttle like...

Watch.

Fire on that shuttle now.

What the hell happened
to my weapon?

Oh, my God, you did it.

It took a while to figure out

what I could change remotely
to stop it.

So what did you change?

The barrel has to open to space

like an airlock when it shoots.

I disabled its little hatch.

And it backfired?
You are a genius.

That'’s what I keep telling you.

Go, go, go!