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Jack: So, laira,
when's the big show start?

Soon. Be patient.

Oh, I'm patient.

I'm nothing, if not
patient. When's it start?

Is he always like this?

Quite frequently.

Thank you, Teal'c.

Daniel: Laira,
we haven't seen anything

you could call fire rain
these past few nights.

How are you sure it's
going to fall tonight?

It begins this night each year.

Well, the same night every year?

That doesn't make sense.

I mean, unless
the planet's orbit

travels th rough a debris field,

like an asteroid belt,
in which case—...

Please, don't suck
the fun out of this.

Sorry, sir.

Laira: When I was a child,

my father told me
thatthe fire rain

was the tears of our ancestors,

longing to be reunited.

Daniel: A falling star.

That's, uh,

that's what we call fire rain

where we come from.
In our culture,

you're supposed to make awish.

On chulak, we call it

tal'pak'rye.

Which means, uh,

falling star?

What do you think, Jack?

Was it worth the effort?

Jack: Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I'm a huge fan
of fireworks.

Whoa.

Carter.

How close was that?

Close, sir.

How big? Big.

Thought so.

I was rather concerned
for a minute there, sir.

I don't understand.

Laira, that's what
we call a near miss.

If that meteor
had struck the ground

instead of bouncing off
of the atmosphere—...

This is an annual event?

Yes.

Though, it grows more
spectacular every year.

By tomorrow evening,
the entire sky—...

What's wrong?

I'll make some more
observations tonight.

I want to check
the geological record

in the morning.

I'll make a wish.

See this bright dot?

It represents your world edora.

Now, it orbits your sun
in a big circle like this

and crosses through
an asteroid belt

up here at its widest point.

Now, as you pass th rough
the millions of

tiny rocks and particles,

some of them burn up
in edora's atmosphere.

As fire rain.

Exactly.

The problem is,

the asteroid belt isn't uniform.

So, certain orbits
in certain years

must pass through
a denser debris field.

Can you ever remember

the fire rain
striking the ground?

Not in my lifetime.

Nor in my father's.

Butthere is atale
of the ancestors

that on the second day
of the fire rain

there was a distant thunder

and the horizon burned
as though the sun never set.

How long ago was that?

Many, many years ago.

Morning, campers.

Who's going on Daniel's
little geology field trip?

Garran?

Garran can show you
the way to the caves.

He and ayoung girl
go there from time to time,

though I don't know why.

Garran: Mother!

Fair day and be well.

Sir, I'd like to
go back to earth

and input the data I collected

from last night's observations

into the base's mainfram e.

Go ahead.

Fair day, laira.

Fair day.

I'm sure you want to
discuss the treaty.

Between our two worlds?

Sure. We could do that.

Daniel: I figure
the decay rate differential

between the layers of naquada
is about 150 years,

give or take, so.

What's naquada?

A mineral substance.

You see, the further down
these striations we go,

the further back
into edora's past we travel.

You see, these layers
are different.

They represent naquada dust
th rown out by impact events.

Cool.

Uh, j—jack says that.

Yes. He does.

I'm not really sure that,
uh, cool applies to this.

You see, something
like this happened

on my world
millions of years ago

and nearly wiped out all life.

That's what's going
to happen here?

Well, we only know
that it has happened,

in varying degrees
of destruction,

every 150 years or so.

Teal'c: And it appears
that is precisely

the amount of time
since the last impact.

I see no reason to
withhold the truth

from these people,
Daniel Jackson.

Is there anything
we can do to stop it?

No.

According to the
observations I made last night,

the near miss we experienced

was justthe first of hundreds

of car—sized asteroids

directly in the path of edora.

Psc 768.

The night sky is full of them.

We can't evacuate
an entire planet, major.

As far as we know, these are
the only descendants

of a people brought
to edora by the Goa'uld

thousands of years ago.

There may only be a small
number of strikes locally.

If that's the case, we can
send them home in a few days.

If not, we'd be saving
the last of a people, sir.

Paynan. This is Jack.

They say you've come
through the stone ring.

Hard thing to ask
a man to believe.

I know what you mean.

Any luck?

There's nothing more
than meets the eye here.

Our fields, those few buildings.

Our children.

What we have, we need.

We're only interested
in fair trade, sir.

Many of my people are
most curious to know

what it is we have that
you could possibly want.

Well, you remember
how excited Carter got

the day we got here?

Something in our soil.

That's a mineral called naquada.

We don't have it
on earth. It's—...

Well, it's very important to us.

Why?

It's powerful.

And in return for taking
this naquada from our soil?

Well, there are a lot of things
we could help you out with.

Medicine, technology, education.

We'd become friends.

We're already friends.

Closer friends?

My mother taught me to be wary

of men wishing
to be closer friends.

Well, if you'd like, I'll negotiate
this treaty with your mother.

That way there'd be
no conflict of interest—...

I've never seen the fire
rain in the light of day.

Anybody else see that?

This is Carter, sir. I did.

I think it's just
the beginning, sir.

Daniel: Look atthis.

It's a cooking utensil.

Which probably means,
at some point,

a number of people
spenttime here.

Perhaps this cave
provided a means

for a small number
of edorans to survive

the last meteor bombardment.

The ancestors.

Jack, on radio: Teal'c, Daniel,

back to the village asap

understood, O'Neill.

Folks, we think the fire rain

is going to start hitting
the ground pretty soon.

As a precaution,
we'd like to take you all

back to our planet
until the threat is over—...

There is no threat.

Samantha: If just
one big meteor lands

within a few miles of here,

the resulting explosion

could wipe out
the entire village.

Year after year,
the fire rain comes,

goes, and harms no one.

Do you not see
whatthey are doing?

They want us gone so they can
claim our lands for themselves.

That's not true.

If you go with them,

you will never see
your land again.

Oh, for crying out loud.

There's always one
like you in a crowd.

You want to stay, stay.

I have come to know
these travelers.

And though
their world seems far,

it is only a step away.

I will take that step
in good faith.

If you wish to follow,
join us at the stone ring.

And if you do not,

may the ancestors protect you.

You need onlytake
what you can carry.

There will be plenty
of food and water

where we're going.

People: Ahh!

All right, folks.

Train's leaving! Let's move!

Garran?

Don't forgetthe prayer chain
that your father gave you.

Garran?

Oh, no.

Have you seen garran?

Daniel, Teal'c.

Garran come back with you?

He should be here, O'Neill.

The caves.

We were talking about how previous
generations survived in those.

They must have gone back there.

All right. You three, go.

Get these people out of here.

We'll find the kids and catch up

Samantha: Sir?

Go!

Sg—1's code, sir.

Here they come, people.

Doctor, stand by
to receive refugees.

Yes, sir.

Don't be afraid. There'll be others
waiting for you on the other side.

Sir, this is Carter.
We've begun the evacuation.

What's your e.T.A.?

Colonel, we're getting
multiple strikes now.

Please respond.

Nothing.

That is the last of them.

The restwish to remain behind.

How many?

Approximately 1/3
of the village.

What?

Why don't you go through
and letthe edorans know

that everything is all right.
We'll be on your 6.

Colonel, please respond.

Garran! Naitha! Mother!

This is where the
ancestors survived.

We brought food and some water—...

Garran, try this my way.

It's getting too
dangerous, Teal'c.

I will remain
until O'Neill returns.

He can dial home
when he gets here.

We're losing wormhole stability.

Colonel O'Neill went
to help some villagers.

We waited until the
last possible moment, sir.

I know you did.
We almost lost you.

General Hammond, I wish to return
immediately with a search party.

You can't, Teal'c.

That last hit was
right on top of the gate.

You'd be walking
into a firestorm.

I am willing to take that risk.

I'm not willing to let you.

We could wait 24 hours
and send a malp through, sir.

Major Carter's right.

If it's safe by tomorrow,
you'll all go.

Carter? Teal'c?

It's still pretty hot out there.

We should stay put.

There's good news.

It's raining.

Should put out
some of the fires.

Could you see the village?

No.

Garran, we had a plan.

Daniel said there was
nothing you could do.

We were afraid.

Me, too.

Chevron six encoded.

Chevron seven.

Locked.

Wormhole established.

Thank god.

Standing by for
malp deployment, sir.

Send itthrough.

The malp should
reach edora in 4...

One.

We should be receiving
telemetry now, sir.

No signal.

Man: Environmental
reports no telemetry.

Woman: Communications,
no telemetry.

Then the malp must
have been destroyed

as soon as it
reached the other side.

There's no other explanation.

Shut it down.

Until you can provide me
with answers to this problem,

the rescue mission is scrubbed.

Inform our visitors
they'll be staying with us

until we can make a proper
assessment of our situation.

Yes, sir.

Paynan?

Water.

Laira.

It is all right.

One struck telmar's home.

Three families were inside.

We are all that are left.

Why did you stay?

On the third day,
we could take no more.

We fled to the stone ring.

Where it used to be.

Used to be?

It's gone.

I'll never see my people again.

They can never come home.

Nope.

And you—...

Thanks be to the
ancestors that we live

and have a roof
to shield our heads.

Thanks be to the
ancestors that we have food

to sustain and nourish us.

This is all that
remains of our people.

Because of you.

My mother and father.

You took th em away
through thatthing.

And now it is gone.

That thing probably
saved their lives.

And if you'd have shut up and
listened to me in the first place,

this wouldn't be the situation.

This is my home.

And you are welcome here.

You need to eat.

Thank you.

Sergeant: No signal from
the radio transmitter, sir.

If the edoran Stargate
were truly buried,

how then was
a wormhole established?

The meteor hit while
the wormhole was active.

So——so...

So, it's possible
that the molten naquada

hardened just above
the event horizon.

Like an Iris.

Yeah.

Sergeant, shut it down.

Yes, sir.

That was our last shot, people.

I'm calling this one.

As of right now, I'm officially

declaring him missing in action.

General Hammond, perhaps edora

could be reached
by another means.

That's right.
The tok'ra could send a ship

or the tollan.

Let me at least contact
those of our allies

that are capable
of interstellar travel

and see if they're
willing to help.

Very well, doctor.

I thought you might
like a clean work shirt.

My husband never wore it.

I made it for him
just before he died.

There's a chance
the Stargate is just buried—...

We have to rebuild
before the harvest.

And there are
very few of us now.

Wormhole physics,

a field, major, that
you pioneered, states that,

under these conditions,

ordinary matter
won't even reintegrate

on the other side.

There's no way to overcome that.

Ithinkthere is, sir.

And I'm notthe one
who thought of it. Sokar did.

Sokar? Yes, sir.

When he tried to breach the Iris

by bombarding it
with a particle beam.

Sub—atomic particles,

barely small enough
to reintegrate,

produced energy as they decayed.

Which caused
the Iris to heat up?

Exactly.

Now, if we could
do the same thing,

we could meltthe
hardened naquada barrier

just above the event horizon

and create a pocket
of super—heated gas.

Then what?

Then all we have to do is
open the gate again, sir.

The unstable vortex
it normally gen erates

would then be allowed
to expand into that pocket

and create
an even larger cavern.

One person might be
able to go through, sir,

and dig it out.

Ithinkwe can safely assume

Teal'c would volunteer, but...

We don't have a particle
beam generator, sir.

We'd have to build one.

Then you better get started.

You, uh, missed evening meal.

I brought you some.

Iwasn't hungry.

You gotta be.

You worked all day
in the fields.

I got a couple of hours
of good light left.

I'm sorry.

For what?

You can't go home.

It's my fault.

No, it's not.

You working through
the night again?

Yeah. A lot of workto do.

Thank you.

Look, Sam, there's no doubt

you're going to solve this.

But you have to accept the fact

it's going to take time.

Yeah, well if I think that way,

it could take months.

Daniel says the tollan
could have a ship

in the vicinity of edora
sometime early next year.

He shouldn't have
to waitthat long.

You miss him.

Yeah.

Is this a problem?

No.

No, of course not.

Night. Night.

Many of us fear the
fire rain will come again.

Do you?

No.

If Daniel was right,
and he always is,

it'd be another

before that happens again.

That's a long time.

I was kind of wondering
which direction home was.

It's this way.

No. I meant——
I know what you meant.

Come.

I'd like your company.

I don't even like
my company right now.

You will again.

Loss is that way.

I mourned my husband
for 100 days.

I never left my house.

I never spoke to anyone.

After that?

I left my house.

And I spoke to people.

Walk with me.

You left this at home.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Paynan has invited you
to evening supper.

Why? He doesn't even like me.

He's very grateful
for all the help

you've given him
in rebuilding his home.

I just hammered a few nails.

Well, actually
I made the nails first,

and then I hammered them, but...

Still, you've worked
very hard. Thank you.

Anything I can do.

There is something.

Yeah? What?

No. It's too soon.

No, come on. Don't—...

Do that. What?

You'll know when the time comes.

I need a little
help here. A hint.

Does that help?

A little.

Initiating beam
firing sequence... now.

Particle beam is
operating at 112%

of predicted efficiency.

How long will the beam
have to be maintained?

The longer the better, sir.

The importantthing
will be to dial again

as quickly as possible
as soon as it shuts down.

Well, what do you think?

Absolute rotgut.

More, please.

What just happened?

The ancestors guided him to the
one they wish him betrothed.

He was peeking.

What?

Paynan: The children.

Children: Over there.

Malp should be arriving
at the edora gate

in 3... 2...I

receiving telemetry.

No, wait. Wait. We've lost it.

There's no signal.

What's happened?

Transmission interrupted
at the source.

Play back th e visual.

Whoa, there. See?

The gate is horizontal
as you thought, major Carter.

And the malp just slipped back

through the event horizon.

It means the vortex will have
dug partway to the surface.

Teal'c, you'll need
to secure yourself

above the event horizon

as soon as you're
on the other side.

And you'll have to carry
everything you need.

I understand.

I hope you do, son.

Because if you fail to dig
your way to the surface,

this will be a one—way trip

Garran?

Just us.

Well, apparently I should expect

a massive headache tomorrow.

So I should...

Get a head start.

Do you remember when I told you

there was something
you could do for me?

Iwantyou to give me a child.

A child?

I wanted to be patient.

I wanted to wait

until you had let go

of the life you left behind.

Until you knewthat
you belonged with us.

Tonight,

I see it in your eyes.

Lai ra.

You should know

a part of me is
never gonna let go

of what I left behind.

Oh... well...

That's not the part I want.

Crap.

Unh.

She is a fine woman.

Yes, she is.

Tookyou long enough to see that.

I was afraid
you were going blind.

No. If I've gone blind,

it's from whatever we were

drinking last night.

Tolka...

Has a bite to it.

Uh.yeah.

General Hammond.

I've secured myself
on the other side.

Understood, Teal'c.

I will begin immediately.

Going somewhere with that stuff?

I just thought you might not
need these things anymore.

Oh, hang on.
Some of that's pretty good.

The jacket is...

Does it remind you of home?

Toss it.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

What's your progress, Teal'c?

It is most difficult,
Daniel Jackson.

The gate will shut down
automatically in 60 seconds.

At that point, we won't be able

to open it again from this side.

The vortex would vaporize
everything within the cavern.

You'll have a maximum
of 4 hours of oxygen

once we're cut off.

If you haven't
reached the surface

by that time—...

Then you may want
to wish me rel'Tor'key.

Good luck, Teal'c.

Samantha: 15 seconds
till shut—down.

10 seconds till shut—down.

5 seconds.

Cu rling.

Big where my gran dfather's
from in northern Minnesota.

You throw big, round
kind of slab of rock

down this slab of ice,
and you sweep...

What?

When I was taking
your things away today,

ithoughti heard
a sound come from this.

Perhaps avoice.

This is colonel
Jack O'Neill. Come in.

O'Neill.

Teal'c, where the hell are you?

Attempting to reach the surface.

Little oxygen remains, O'Neill.

I got you on r.D.F. Signal.

I'm right on top of you!

Teal'c!

You are one stubborn
son of a bitch!

So, when the third malp sent back
just a few seconds of telemetry,

we knew the gate
was horizon... tal.

Is he all right?

He's fine.

I just don'tthink he was
expecting to go home again.

You must be very happy
to be going home.

No. I'm not.

You don't have to.

Come with me.

I belong here.

I'll come back. Soon.

We still have that
treaty to talk about.

Of course.

Our two worlds are
going to be friends.

Close friends.

Fair day and be well.