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Ok... what was that?

Carter?

I don't know, sir.

The margin of error in
calculating planetary shift

used to cause the
rough ride, butwe fixed it.

Carter?

We did have to override some of

the dialing protocols
in order to get a lock.

I'll checkthe dialing
computer when we get home.

It's bright. Yes, sir.

This planet's much closer
to its sun than earth.

Festive.

This is interesting.

I couldn't see these
writings th rough the malp.

What's it say?

Their runic symbols are similarto
the ones we found on cimmeria.

There could be a connection
here to the asgard.

What's it say? I don't know.

You think it's
a protected planet?

Well, Teal'c wasn't zapped away.

There is no Thor's hammer here.

Well, they wouldn't need one

if it was named in
the goa'uld—asgard treaty.

Hey! You!

Come on out.

Jackson:
We're not here to hurt you.

We're explorers from
a place called earth.

You might know it as midgard.

I'm Daniel Jackson. This is...

I am elrad, flamen of
the 39th order of k'tau.

My congregation and I were on
our way here for morning prayer

when we saw a great wave
burst forth from the annulus.

Annulus. I like that.

He is an enemy of the gods.

Not anymore.

Thor loves this guy.

You know of Thor?

Oh, yeah. He's a buddy.

Come forth!
It is atime for rejoicing.

Freyr has sent us
visitors from midgard.

Freyr is the god of
sun and rain, right?

Yes, our protector,
ally of Thor.

Friends of the gods
are welcome here.

What do you got?

Please, come.
Our village is this way.

Jackson:
It's as if norse culture

evolved into
relatively modern times

while continuing to worship
the ancient gods.

This is brother malchus.

He is chief acolyte
within our order.

You must leave. At once.

We just got here.

These are not just any strangers.

They came through the annulus.

This one bears the Mark of evil.

He is a friend of Thor.

The people will not
stand for this.

You mean you will
antagonize them

until they agree with you.

Friendly guy.

You must forgive malchus.
He has a suspicious nature

and we have never before
been visited by elves.

Elves?

You travel by way of the gods.

You say you know them well.

In norse mythology, freyr
was the ruler of the elves.

They can bring
good or bad tidings.

We certainly hope
you have come to wish us well.

Carter, what just happened?

The eye of Odin grows dim.

Some sort of shift
in the light frequency.

Good. I thought
I was having a stroke.

You did this!

What?

Be calm. Is ittrue?

No!

Is it?

I don't know, sir.

It is no coincidence thatthis
happens moments after they arrive.

The elves are
the harbingers of our doom!

Leave us or be driven out!

Malchus, the darkening of the
eye of Odin is the will of the gods.

You cannot blame the messengers.

We must go to the hall of wisdom

and pray for forgiveness.

Hall of wisdom——that
sounds like the place

where the cimmerians
communicated with Thor.

Carter, what
the heck's going on?

Somehowthe light
spectrum of the sun

has shifted toward infrared.

If it continues this way,

eventually all
the green plants will die.

With the plants goes
the oxygen supply—...

Ye—ah—ah.

The malp should give us
more detailed data.

Its sensors are
more sophisticated.

Good. You and Teal'c
head back to the annulus,

see what you can find out.

Daniel, let's see if these
folks have got an asgard phone.

We beseech thee, o freyr,
to have mercy upon us.

Make peace with
our great father Odin,

and in doing so,
remove the terrible curse

from our gentle land.

In the name of our lord freyr,

be it so.

Sorry. Didn't mean to interrupt.

Haven'tyou done
enough damage here, elf?

Some respect, malch us.
They are sent by the gods.

We should hear their words.

We were just won dering
if you ever

speak directly to freyr.

He hears us always.

Right. You mentioned
a hall of wisdom.

This is it, isn't it?

No. This is atemple.

Right.

Malchus and I were about
to go to the hall

to seek freyr's wisdom
on behalf of our people.

Would you mind if
we went with you?

We could put in a good word.

By all means, come.

Hello.

Bow your heads and
prepare to meet our lord.

Lord freyr, lord of the aesir,
god of k'tau,

Grant us an audience
that we may share your wisdom.

I'd better get it back.

I am freyr.

For what reason
have you come before me?

O lord freyr, forgive us
for disturbing you,

but we seek your wisdom.

The arrival of these outsiders

has caused the eye
of Odin to grow dim.

We fear it is ragnarok.

That's the end of time.

Thank you.

We beg you to
restore Odin's light.

You are wise to seek my counsel,

but only th rough faith

will you prove worthy
of my benevolence.

Do you desire us to put
these outsiders to death?

They could be drawn and
quartered before nightfall.

That's a bit harsh, isn't it?

In time, iwill sail
to the plane of vigrid

where my battle will be fought

with surtur, the fire bringer.

He fights against surtur.
It is the end time!

Patience!

Likewise, you must
face your own fears

as you now enter
the ultimate conflict.

How you deal with fear
will prove your worthiness.

I wish you well on your voyage.

Jackson: It's a recording.

O'Neill: Really?

I told you.

It is ragnarok.

Lord freyr tells us
to prepare for our death.

That's a bit of a negative spin

with the old
paraphrasing, isn't it?

I have been interpreting the
word of the gods for many years.

I'm afraid I must agree
with malchus.

Hang on!

Look, I know
I'm the outsider here.

You dare question
the will of the gods?

No... just your interpretation.

Sure you want to get
in the middle of this?

I'm not sure how to get out
of the middle of this.

Look, folks,

does freyr
plant your crops for you?

Does he, huh? Congregation: No.

Does he harvest them?

Does he build
your homes for you?

Those are the tasks
of our own hands.

Exactly! You've always
had free will before,

why not now?

Maybe this ultimate conflict
is just a test

of your ingenuity and courage?

Why do you tolerate this?

Jump in anytime here, by the way.

I don'tthink
this is a good idea.

In the past,

lord freyr has always
told us to face our fears

and not interfere with
the ways of the gods.

I agree, malchus.
We must do the gods' will,

but perhaps these strangers
are a part of their plan.

Nonsense! They are
the harbingers of our doom!

Elves cannot change
the will of the gods.

Elrad, listen to me.

We can help your people.

We've been in
this situation before.

Trust me. We can work miracles.

I trust in freyr.

If you are here
to do his bidding,

either to doom us
or to save us...

Then so be it.

Miracles?

Yeah. That's what
it'll look like to them.

That's what what will
look like to them?

Whatever Carter comes up with.

Hey, fellas.

I got a theory, sir.

Is it miraculous?

Actually it is.

I thinkthe wormhole that
we used to travel here

passed directly through
this planet's sun.

That might be why
we had a problem

dialing here in the first place.

We should never have
connected with this planet?

At least not with the
current planetary alignment.

The light from the sun
suddenly shifted

to the red spectrum
after we got here.

As far as I know, the only
way that could happen

was if an unstable
super—heavy element,

probably plutonium,

was introduced to
the sun's nuclear reaction.

Sort of a sub—atomic poisoning.

Ok, how did we do that?

Well, somehow,

the plutonium piggybacked

onto our wormhole
from another star system,

then bonded with their sun
as we passed through it.

I hope that doesn't
mean it's our fault.

We could not
have known, O'Neill.

The fact that the gate
wouldn't dial here

when we firsttried
leads me to believe

that there was some
sort of safety protocol

built into the gate system,

designed to prevent exactly
this sort of thing.

So... design flaw?

No. Sir, we bypassed

some of the normal
dialing protocols.

Fact is, this planet is dying

and it's probably because of us.

But you can fix it, right?

Hey, Teal'c, maybe you
should hang out here.

These asgard devices
don't know you like we do.

Ok, let's see,

they bowed their heads
and said a prayer.

Lord freyr, lord of the aesir—...

Or we could just go
straight to that.

I am freyr.

For what reason
have you come before me?

We'd like to talk
to the real asgard.

Thor, if he's available.

You are wise to seek my counsel,

but only through faith will you
prove worthy of my benevolence.

Yada, yada.

Carter, you want to pull
the plug on this guy?

It looks like the emitter
that's generating the—...

Well, we've either made
contact with the asgard

or trapped ourselves deep
within a vault of solid rock.

Much better.

I am freyr, protector
of the k'tau world.

Uh, yeah, so, listen,
sorry to bother you.

Can we talk to Thor?

Commander Thor is
in a distant part

of the galaxy and unavailable.

You are the one called O'Neill.

I'm the one.

We named a warship after you.

Short—lived as it was.

Yes. That one.

Why have you come to this world?

Exploring. That's what we do.

K'tau falls under our
protected planet treaty

with the Goa'uld.

I would hope you have not
dispelled their current belief system.

The asgard felt
it was essential.

Nah, don't worry.
We haven't blown your cover.

However, we do have

a small little problem

that could use some of
that asgard magic.

Are you implying
that our technology

is some kind of trickery?

You sure Thor is not
around somewhere?

Sir, if I may?

Yeah. Knock yourself out.

We may have inadvertently,
totally accidentally,

caused a foreign element
to enter the k'tau sun.

How?

Actually, iwas hoping
you could help us on that one.

Is it possible that
our wormhole picked up

a super—heavy element
and carried it into the sun

as we passed through?

There are safety protocols

in place within
the Stargate system

to prevent wormhole connections

that would result
in such events.

Um, yeah. See, we have
our own dialing computer

and sometimes
we bypass a few steps

in order to get a lock.

We're still experimenting.

I see.

We could really use
your help here.

I'm afraid I cannot assist you.

Why not?

It is not the asgard's
responsibilityto undo

every error you make
with technology

that is advanced
beyond your knowledge.

Excuse me!

There is a whole planet
full of people

that are going to die.

This may be our mistake,

but the k'tau people
depend on you.

You set up their belief system.

They think that you're their
god and you will protect them.

From the Goa'uld, yes.

Forget all that!
Come on, we're friends.

We help you, you help us.
That's the way it works.

Carter's idea saved you
from the replicators.

Now we're calling in the marker.

Ultimately,
the decision is not mine.

Then may I speak
to whomever decides?

It is possible.

Prepare to meet with
the asgard high council.

I'm prepared.
Right now. Let's go.

Step into the place
where I stand.

I'm sort of prepared.

Do you want me to—— I got it.

Hello?

Echo!

Colonel Jack O'Neill of earth,

welcome to the asgard
high council chamber.

Yeah, listen, thanks for
seeing me on such short notice.

I assume you can see me.

Chief archon: Yes.

Did freyr mention why I'm here?

Freyr: Yes, colonel. They're
aware of the circumstances

surrounding your request.

Oh, hey, there you are.
Didn't see you.

You guys all kind of look...

Thor's not here, right?

He is not.

As freyr explained,
we are unable

to assistyou in
this matter, O'Neill.

Though your actions
were unintentional,

it will unfortunately mean

the k'tau people will perish.

Hey! This is not
entirely our fault.

I mean, you could have warned us

about this crazy gate
through the sun thing.

For that matter,
you could have given us

a list of all the planets
that are off limits.

Both points are true.

However, neither is
reason enough to interfere.

You're interfering right now!

These people think
you're their gods.

Granted, you're notthe Goa'uld,

but you're still pretending
to be something you're not.

You are correct.

However, when we saved these
people from the Goa'uld,

they were not ready to have their
beliefs completely stripped away.

In time, when they are ready,

the k'tau will learn the truth.

Yeah, see, there's the snag.

They won't. They'll be dead.

I don't get it!

You obviously saved them once.

Why notthis time?

It is notthat simple.

Yes, it is! You've got
the technology, don't you?

Yes.

Ok, fine.

We made a mistake.

A big mistake.
And we're very, very sorry.

But we also saved
your little gray butts

from the replicators
and now we want your help.

I'm not asking you
to change the course

of their cultural development.

Just fix the damn sun!

No one will know. We won't tell.

Unfortunately, we cannot.

Ok. Atthe risk of sounding
like the petulant inferior race,

why not?

Little gray butts. Yeah.

It would be in violation of
our treaty with the Goa'uld.

What?

The treaty states that the people
of a planet categorized as protected

will be free
from Goa'uld domination.

However, subsection 42 states
that the people on those planets

cannot be artificially advanced

through asgard
technological means.

Using our technology
to prevent a natural disaster

would be aviolation
of that order

and would nullify
the treaty as a whole.

The Goa'uld
would be free to invade

any of the protected plan ets...

Including earth.

You sure?

Yes. The war
with the replicators

wages on here in our galaxy.

We do not have
the military forces

to defend every planet
covered under the treaty.

You would be vulnerable
to Goa'uld attack.

Ok. What if I were to say

we're willing to take th e risk?

Even if you could
make that decision

on behalf of
your planet, O'Neill,

you cannot make it
for every other planet

that would be affected.

I suppose not.

We are all greatly disturbed

thatthis disaster
cannot be averted.

We wish there was a way.

Well, they're not dead yet.

Maybe there is.

If that is the case,

the solution will be up to you.

Fine.

That went well.

Sir, I've been thinking.

I'd be shocked if
you ever stopped, Carter.

Here.

Let's say these are the
unstable plutonium molecules

that are poisoning the sun.

What if these are molecules

of a more stable
super—heavy element?

Say, something with
an atomic weight above 200?

Sure. I can think of a few.

Actually, they don't
occur in nature.

At least, not on earth,
but I have read about

such elements being created
in supercolliders.

At least in theory.

You realize you're mixing
your apples and your...

Now, if we could
introduce these stable

super—heavies
into the k'tau sun,

they would bind
with the unstable

plutonium molecules,
rending them inert.

The sun could then be restored
to its normal nuclear reaction.

Huh? How about that?

Well, this is all
very th eoretical, sir.

I have great confidence
in you, Carter.

Go on back to the sgc
and confuse Hammond.

Yes, sir.

A rocket?

With a payload

of the super—heavy
element I've indicated.

We send it in stages
through the Stargate

to k'tau and assemble it there.

When it's complete,
we launch it into their sun.

Will it getthere in time?

We have 3 months before
the plutonium reaction

in the k'tau sun
becomes irreversible.

If we can launch inside 3
weeks, we'll just make it.

Have you considered
other options?

The other option we considered

turned outto be
a one in a million shot, sir.

The rocket gives us
better than 50—50 odds.

Rockets don't exactly
grow on trees, major.

I know that, sir.

However, as you know,
the air force

is currently preparing
a launch from vandenberg.

Major, do you realize how much

has been invested
in that project?

I'm aware of that, sir.

It's hard to put a price
on the k'tau people.

Colonel!

Shouldn'tyou be off
inciting a mob?

Look at the sky.

Ragnarok grows ever closer,
your machine does nothing.

It's a rocket.

It won't work
until we launch it.

We can't launch it
until we build it.

Time still remains before

the sun does permanent
damage to your world.

All they have done
is bring more outsiders.

You have to be patient.

The problem grows ever worse

as long as you are here.

If you can't see that
the gods wish you to leave,

then we will be forced to
make it clear on their behalf.

Malchus, this is not
the way of the k'tau.

If the gods did not
wantthem here,

they wouldn't be here.

If their presence is
truly part of a test,

then we have failed. Miserably.

General, we're
ahead of schedule.

This should be
the last shipment of parts.

Any word yet on the hu—2340?

Quite frankly,
I never expected it

to be easier to get the rocket.

Sir, without
the super—heavy element,

this whole thing will have
been a giant waste of time.

Don't worry, major.

Dr. Maclaren.

Very impressive operation
you've got here.

I hope you consider
yourself lucky, major.

Dr. Maclaren finally decided

a peek at the sgc was
worth the exchange.

It took me 5 years to
make that much hu—2340.

Well, maybe one day you'll
be able to visit the planet

that your maclarium is saving.

Did you say maclarium?

Sounds like a good name to me.

I'll use it in my official
reportto the Pentagon.

I don't want to be in your way.

You've obviously got
a job to do here.

Good luck, major.
Thank you, doctor.

Man: Coming through!
Coming through!

That's the last of it, sir.

We've got everything we need.

Good. Daniel an d Teal'c?

They're in the village.

Still trying to convince the
folks we're friendly elves.

Ithinkthe sooner we get
out of here, the better.

Is that smoke?

Jackson: What happened?

Carter: Somebody set a fire.

Is anybody hurt?

We lost 2 members of sg—6.
The rocket was destroyed.

Stupid son of a bitch!

The gods have spoken.

You just killed 2 of my men
and screwed your whole planet!

2 of our brothers also gave
their lives to serve the gods.

You coward!

Why didn't you
do it yourself? Why?

I would gladly die
to serve the gods.

Maybe you should!

Jack! Sir!

Stop, please!

I'm truly sorry
for what has happened,

butyou must believe me,

malch us acted without
my knowledge!

He will be punished,
but, please,

more death serves no one!

More death is exactly what
you people are going to get.

Man: Get 'em back to the sgc.

Jackson: Jack, stop!
We can't leave!

The hell we can't.

Carter, dial it up
get these people home.

Sir—— that's an order!

Jack, would you stop?!

They killed 2 of my men!

Yes, they did, but
not all these people

are responsible for that,
and even the ones that were,

they were just doing what
they believed was right.

I really don't care.

Well, I do!

And leaving right now
would be irredeemable.

In whose eyes? The asgard?
They had their chance.

Sir, I essentially
pressed the button

that could end
this civilization.

All right! We made
the first mistake,

but we were going to fix it.

It is obvious only to me

that these people
don't want help?

I couldn't live with myself
if I just walked away now.

I do not believe

the majority of the
people of this world

supportthe actions of malchus.

What, then?

Relocate them.

Their ties to this world
are strong, Daniel Jackson.

Well, we have to
give them the option.

Then it's their choice.

Carter: Sir, we still
have the maclarium.

With your permission,
I'd like to return

to the sgc and run
a few more simulations.

Jackson: Ok... I know this world

has been your home
for generations.

But it looks now like

the eye of Odin
will not be restored.

That is for the gods to decide.

Right. But consider this,

that the gods are giving
you another choice.

What is that?

The chance to
move to another world.

You can come through
the annulus with us.

It's really—— it's very simple.

If freyr wished us
to leave this world,

he would come

to take us away in his chariot.

He does. He wishes you to leave.

He's very busy right now

and he sent us
to take you our way.

If you don't go,
you will all die.

Your efforts are noble.

But if our destruction
is the will of the gods,

we must face our fate bravely.

Nowcan we go?

The k'tau were not convinced.

Nope.

Because you didn't say
what needed to be said.

Well, what would you have said?

Wait. What are you going to say?

Hey, folks, you want
to join me over here?

Come on!

Come on in here, folks.

I got a few things iwantto say.

Jackson: What are you doing?

Telling them the truth, Daniel.

Whether or not god really
exists is not as important

as whether or not a belief
in god really exists.

You wouldn't be saying that

if we were talking
about a Goa'uld.

We're not talking
about a Goa'uld.

Have we not
made our position clear?

Yes. Yes, you have.

I just don't think we've
made ourselvesclear.

Jack, the asgard—...

Are not gods.

Hi, folks. Listen,
you all know freyr, right?

Big guy, kind of good—looking,

lot of fancy gold armor?

Well, here's a flash for you.

That's not what he looks like.

What do you mean?

He's an alien who's been
preten ding to be your god.

He doesn't have a chariot.

He's got a spaceship.

Spaceship big machine like
the one we were building?

Only his is way better
and not blown up.

I'm not kidding you, folks!

This little feller
is about 3 feet tall,

got clammy gray skin,
big black eyes,

and skinny, tiny, little arms
and legs like toothpicks.

Theythinkyou need
to believe in a god,

that you're not developed
enough as a culture

to think for you rselves.

Enough!

Elrad, listen to me!

These aliens
have the power to help you!

They chose not to!

I am sorry for what
happened to your people.

I know you think
you are trying to help us,

but, please... it is
time for you to leave.

Ok. Sorry to bother you.

Thanks for your time, folks.

There.

Gave 'em a choice,
they chose. Let's go.

I thought the odds of
success for this scenario

were one in a million, major.

Yes, sir, but I now
think that we can

increase that estimate to I%.

It's your call, general.

I only understand about 1%
of what she says half the time.

Run it by me again.

We send the maclarium through
the wormhole to k'tau.

Now, based on the distance
from earth and the rate of travel,

I've tried to calculate
the exact time

we should shut down the gate

so the maclarium stops
short of reaching the planet

and actually ends up
in their sun.

I thought when something
was in a wormhole

it existed only as energy,

that you needed another Stargate

to turn it back
into solid matter.

Actually, you're
absolutely correct, sir.

I am?

Yes. See, it's the Stargate
on the other side

that actually
reintegrates the matter

into its pre—organized form.

Without it, the energy
in the wormhole

would rematerialize
in its base form.

Now, in the case of a person,
that would be very bad,

but in the case of an element,

it shouldn't be a problem.

I was right.

Ok. You have a "go," major.

I was right.

Carter:
Sending the malp through.

Payload is en route.

Executing
controlled sh utdown...

Now.

Well, there's only one way
to know if it worked.

Brothers and sisters,
in these troubled times

it is important for us to
come together as a family.

We must remember
the great gifts of freyr,

and we must be grateful

for the lives
that he has given us.

In this, atroubled time,
we must still remember...

They agreed
to let us stay so long as

we stopped trying to tell
them freyr is not a god.

I don'tthink we'll be staying.

Did your method
not succeed, major Carter?

It doesn't look good.
Ithinkwe missed.

I mean, you're sure it's notjusttaking
longer than you thought?

We should have noticed
a change by now.

Let's go.

I'm going to tell them.

And say good—bye.

Sorry it didn't work.

But it's not too late to
change your mind about leaving.

Great protector, o freyr,
our lord and savior,

accept our frailties
and forgive our sins.

We beg you, Grant us your mercy

and return the light
that gives us life.

Good—bye.

Am I having a stroke?

Blessed be freyr!

Bow your heads andthank him
for granting our prayers.

I'm pretty sure
we didn't do this, sir.

At least not on our own.

The asgard.

They said they wouldn't help.

Overtly.

Sir, you're saying that just
by starting the process

we gave them
the opportunity to step in

without the Goa'uld knowing?

A way of saving face.
Technical loophole.

Or not.

Well, I mean, we'll never
really know for sure, will we?