Previously on "The Ark"...
Welcome back to Ark 15.
Thank you, Ms. Maddox.
Prepare to get to Trappist-1D.
But what about our friends?
- I need blood for Angus. - That would be wasting it.
- Could you give him some of mine? - You’ve met Evelyn.
We don’t want to stay under the thumb of that monster.
We can help repair your ship.
- You left me no choice. - What’s happening?
Kelly has a plasti-gel failsafe inside her body.
Are you telling me there’s a bomb inside her?
- You owe me, Evelyn. - It’s disarmed.
We will fix our ship, and we will get to a planet that we can call our home.
Don’t worry, Angus.
We’re back on Ark 1.
- Angus, how is he? - He’s stable, but we have to get him to Med Bay.
Dr. Kabir! I’m relieved to see you, but should you be walking?
- No, she shouldn’t. And I told her to-- - I’m fine.
- Doctors make the worst patients. - Please allow me to help.
I got her. Don’t worry. It’s fine.
Who the hell is that guy?
Garnet. You okay?
Yeah, but there’s a lot to catch you up on.
Permission to board, Captain.
Granted.
- You walked away from Maddox? - Yes. Thank you for having us.
How many "us"-es are we talking about?
These people have offered to help and have requested asylum.
You said you had engineers? Have them report there immediately.
Hang on. How do we know we can even trust them?
- Brice. - All right, you heard the captain.
- Engineers, follow me. - Everyone else,
report to security for intake.
- Over here. - I can help with that. I know these people.
- Kimimela Joma. - Felix Strickland.
- He says he wants to help. - Heard that before.
Let’s not do our usual dance, shall we?
I’ve got no reason to be a bad boy.
My fate is tied with Ark 1.
Oh, don’t worry.
I’ll be sleeping locked in my cell tonight.
But the fact is, I know the Ark better than anyone.
So let me help.
You will have a senior officer with you at all times.
- I expect nothing less. - Right now we have two major problems.
The first, fixing Ark 1. Mr. Trust will help with that.
And what’s the second problem?
What’s she doing here?
I need you to get Dr. Marsh set up in Med Bay
and then find out why Kelly had a bomb inside her.
- Inside her? - Yeah.
Kelly?
How dare you let that murderer on board?
I know you’re still grieving, but if you want to help, this is not the way.
- Yes. Yes, of course. - Let’s go.
Life support, structural integrity, and the NEPS are all stable.
But Ark 1 is not designed to travel this kind of distance on NEPS.
It’s got a maximum range of five light years.
- But if we travel by FTL? - The retrofit is intact.
But the front-section navigational array is damaged.
- It’s essential when plotting a course through warp space. - Can you repair it?
Yes. Thanks to Eva’s foresight.
I’ve been keeping spare parts
in storage dome two for emergencies.
Sranje.
Tell me you got another way to get us to FTL.
( music playing )
- One, two, three. - ( groaning )
Careful.
This way.
- Here. - I’m... okay.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- Here we go. - I got it. I got it.
- I got-- - That’s what I thought.
This is just a little bit Midazolam to take the edge off.
No sedatives.
- You need to rest. - I said no.
Then suffer.
- What are you giving him, doctor? - Yeah, not you, too.
Sorry, I just want to help. How can I help?
Do you have medical training?
Are you injured? Then go back to your post.
I’m not leaving Angus and Dr. Kabir in here with her.
Hey, hey. There’s no need for that.
Kelly’s not a threat. She’s a victim.
Tell that to Mrs. Trust and the crew of Ark 3.
Agreed. Kelly stays restrained.
Now, why don’t you tell me why she has a bomb inside her?
The bomb is merely a failsafe in case Kelly went off the rails.
( scoffs ) Oh, I’d say she went off the rails long ago.
I’m referring to her implants.
Maddox was obsessed with manufacturing superior humans.
When cloning was outlawed, she shifted her focus on creating a post-human.
Lane: What, like a cyborg?
Not exactly. Post-humanism is a theory
that the next evolution of mankind
involves augmenting humans with non-organic devices.
Marsh: Maddox called them upgrades.
She’s not a medical doctor. She needed my expertise to perform the surgical grafts.
Ah. And you just went along with this?
- What kind of doctor are you? - You don’t understand.
If I hadn’t done it, someone else would’ve. I knew how to do it safely.
Lane: But why would Maddox do this?
To adapt to space travel like the clone experiments or--
No, it wasn’t such a noble goal.
- Maddox wanted superior humans who worked only for her. - In other words, soldiers.
- Or killers. - Why her own daughter?
’Cause she’s the last one anyone would suspect.
- Kelly doesn’t know she has implants? - That’s what Dr. Marsh claims.
He could be lying.
Are we sure we can trust Dr. Marsh to look after Angus and Dr. Kabir?
Well, until Kabir is back on her feet, we don’t have much choice.
Either way, Dr. Marsh seems overwhelmed. We need another set of hands.
I know who we can assign to help.
Sharon?
I thought this meeting was to discuss what we’re gonna do
about the 15ers you brought onboard.
- It is. - Right so, uh, should she be here?
I asked Kimi here to answer our questions.
All right, well, let’s start with this one, then, shall we?
Why would we give the 15ers full access to the ship?
- Especially to engineering? - Eva: I need their engineers
if I’m going to have any chance of fixing Ark 1.
- They could sabotage your work. - I agree with Brice.
We should not allow the people who attacked this Ark
and Ark 3 to roam around freely.
- Come on. - My husband died on Ark 3.
I’m really sorry to hear that.
But the people we brought over to this ship
were not involved in those attacks.
We’re just supposed to, what, take your word for that?
Strickland: Either way, you were complicit.
You did nothing to prevent those attacks from happening.
How would you suggest I have done that?
You were head of security, so you had the friggin’ guns.
You don’t know what it was like under Maddox’s command.
Okay. Okay. Why don’t you explain to us what it was like?
She had loyalists everywhere, including my number two.
So you lock up your number two before you make your move.
Remove number two, number three could be a loyalist.
You never knew who you could trust.
So then how do we know there aren’t more loyalists
- among your group right now? - Exactly. Good question.
Look, you heard it yourselves on the shuttle.
Maddox got an open channel and tried to convince me,
Dr. Marsh, and Kelly to commandeer it.
You think if there had been a loyalist in back,
they wouldn’t have jumped in for her?
The group we brought over to this ship
are engineers, scientists, medical personnel.
No security other than me.
- No bridge crew, no weapons crew. - Civilians.
Mr. Strickland, I can’t tell you how sorry I am
for the loss of your husband.
I knew people who died on Ark 3 and on this ship,
and I’m just as angry about it as you are.
Seems to me we have little reason not to trust them.
They chose to be here, they gave up everything to come over.
If this ship doesn’t survive, they die with us.
Sharon, you’re not really considering giving them free reign?
No, we are considering. Let’s vote.
- Are you serious? - Do we grant our guests from Ark 15
unfettered ship-wide access, yes or no? All in favor?
I lost most of my engineers. I need their help.
- Spence? Seriously? - Sharon and Eva are right. We do need their help.
- This is a mistake. - I need your support on this, Felix.
I will abide by the majority, but I’ll be keeping my eyes on the newcomers.
- Yeah, you and me both. - I’d expect no less.
I hate to ask, but what about Kelly?
She did murder Mrs. Trust right in front of me on this ship in cold blood.
What? You gonna let her walk free, too, are you?
- Of course not. - So, what do we do with her?
- I honestly don’t know. - She tried to kill Angus.
- She also saved his life. - It’s a waste of resources keeping her locked up.
GSA Criminal Code dictates that murderers get the penalty of death.
Come on, guys. It’s a lot more complicated than that.
How? She murdered two people on this ship.
Lord knows what happened on Ark 3.
But given everything we’ve learned about Kelly,
the fact that she saved Angus’ life
and aided our escape from Ark 15--
I mean, her mother put a damn bomb inside her head.
Who knows what else she did to her?
Does she really deserve to be sent out the airlock?
Sharon, your decision to bring Kelly onto this ship has angered a lot of the crew.
They might start questioning your judgment.
Well, they don’t know all the facts.
Maybe not. But it’s not good for morale.
You’re right.
May I suggest we hold a trial?
Give her a chance to defend herself, then come to a verdict.
Brice: Wouldn’t we need an unbiased jury
and a magistrate for that?
Well, Sharon did say how torn she was
about what to do with Kelly,
so she’s probably as unbiased as we’re going to find.
GSA law does state that the captain serves as judge in these cases.
- I can be unbiased. - We will need a prosecutor though.
- Strickland: I volunteer. - Don’t be so eager. Can you be fair?
If I’m the prosecutor, I don’t have to be.
- I guess that’s true. - So who can act as defense?
- Everybody on this ship wants her dead. - How about Dr. Marsh?
I mean, you saw how he tried to defend her on the shuttle.
- No. - Why not?
You may be the only one on this ship who gives a damn about her.
I wouldn’t know where to begin.
I had her life in my hands way too many times.
I’m not planning on losing her by being her attorney.
- I’m not a lawyer. - But, Dr. Marsh--
You have my answer.
- Dr. Kabir. - Dr. Marsh.
- Let me have a look at this. - Stop fussing over me and worry about Angus.
The boy will be fine.
But you, you didn’t do yourself any favors tending to him.
Well, the doctor on call wasn’t exactly helping.
I repaired your liver and your spleen.
- Mm. - But you will continue to be in considerable pain
- until you take some-- - No painkillers.
I have to stay focused to do my job.
You will not go back to work
until you get some stress off your body.
- I know what I can handle. - Clearly, you don’t.
I’m prescribing a week of bed rest.
- Unacceptable. I could be back to work-- - Doctor’s orders.
- Insufferable man. - Insufferable man with excellent hearing.
- Hey. How are you? - I’m fine. You can let me go.
Why? So they can lock you up in a cell?
At least here I can help you.
Like you helped Mother experiment on me?
I’m sorry you heard that.
Everything Mother did to me...
...is that why I’m so broken?
Nothing is broken.
Your implants are fully functional.
That’s not what I meant.
I know what you meant.
Not to be a broken record, but seriously, Cap?
Why is she even here at a Council meeting?
If we’re going to integrate new crew, they need to feel heard.
Kimi will act as the voice on the council.
Honestly, I was reluctant to join this council.
Didn’t feel I knew enough about the politics here.
But with handsome here getting a vote, well, I couldn’t refuse.
Don’t try and sweet-talk me, lady.
Oh, that wasn’t a compliment.
Pretty men usually aren’t too smart, and you’re very pretty.
I’m not pretty. You’re pretty.
Shut up, right? Look, Eva’s pretty, okay? And she is very smart.
So just your whole theory holds no water, right?
- And you, wipe that stupid grin off your face. - What did I say?
Lane: Can we just get down to business, please?
We’ve lost 31 of our crewmembers.
We can’t access the bridge, observation,
or critical sections of our forestructures.
Eva, have you found a way to get FTL navigation online?
No, and the only ship in the galaxy
with spare parts just abandoned us.
Not the only ship.
- We left Ark 3 pretty intact. - That’s not a bad idea.
- Can we get to Ark 3 using the NEPS? - It would take months.
I’m not sure the ship can hold together that long.
And we can’t navigate FTL.
Trust: The problem is that we lost the DOTE
on the foresectional navigational array.
Alicia: The DOTE is the Digital Optical Telemetry Element,
It allows the FTL to do its warp calculations.
There is a less powerful aft DOTE.
We could reposition it and boost its power,
- but one jump will fry it. - We only need one jump.
Yes, and once we get to Ark 3, we could strip it for parts
and get Ark 1 in working condition and-- where are we going again?
Trappist-1D, but our only chance of reaching it is with FTL.
And the aft DOTE won’t be an easy retrofit.
It would require immense technical knowledge.
- Thank you for volunteering, Mr. Trust. - I didn’t volunteer.
It would require a space walk, and I do not do space walks.
You do now. Don’t worry.
Brice will be there to hold your hand the whole time.
I’m supposed to trust that gorilla to have my back, am I?
Would you be more comfortable if I go with you?
I don’t want to go at all.
Dr. Marsh?
I’ll do it. I’ll defend the kid.
Do I want to know what changed your mind?
She doesn’t know it, but she did.
- Made me realize I owe it to her. - Good.
We’ll do it while we wait for the engineers to make repairs,
after I do this EVA.
Trust: Slow down, "leftenant."
Garnet: Didn’t you hear? It’s captain now.
Trust: I’m about to be sick.
( grunts )
Thank you. My equilibrium is off.
You’re looking into space instead of at the ship.
Pick a point on the hull and focus on that.
Now calm your breath. In, out.
- It’s not helping. - Give it a moment. Hey, this is basic stuff.
You didn’t cover this in training?
I never trained for space walks.
I was management, not labor.
- I-- ( gags ) - Close your eyes.
- Think about something else. - Like what?
Like the fact I’ve lost the two great loves
of my life in a matter of days?
Okay. Maybe something a little less unsettling?
So not the fact that you invited Helena’s murderer aboard our ship?
- Here we go. - Kelly should be executed for her crimes.
- People said the same thing about you. - But I never killed anyone.
Easy.
Are you done?
( gags )
Back inside we go.
Eva and Sasha have done an amazing job. The ship is stable now.
Speaking of stable, Dr. Marsh thinks I should be on my feet soon.
Oh, just rest. Let your pain meds kick in.
Okay? Get some sleep.
I should head back to engineering anyway.
Thanks for visiting.
I know you got a lot of responsibilities.
Thanks for visiting?
Angus, all I want to do is spend time with you.
Me, too.
( faintly ) Uh, someone needs to water the plants.
Angus!
Now let’s fix this quick before you get sick again.
( Garnet chuckles )
You enjoy watching me struggle, don’t you?
It’s like watching a baby learn to walk.
Look, I’m out here risking my ass for this ship--
( grunts )
Trust.
Help me! "Leftenant!"
Don’t panic.
- Thank God. - Easy. I’ve got you.
I thought you might let me die.
Wait. You’re reassigning me?
Our new doctor needs the help. You have field medic training.
And after Dr. Kabir recovers I can return to security?
No. Having a fully staffed medical team is essential.
So is having a full security staff.
I thought you’d forgiven me.
Listen, you’re my friend and I care for you.
But we can’t have a mutineer on the security staff.
I made a mistake.
Dr. Marsh came from Ark 15 and Kelly is a known murderer.
Can you think of a more important place for me to have you reassigned?
Yes, sir.
Jelena Griff, reporting for du--
Yes, yes, I’ve been expecting you.
Take this to Trust over there while I try and find
some anti-nausea medication in this mess here.
( vomiting )
Never mind. Grab a mop.
Dr. Marsh.
- Is Trust able to talk? - Able? He won’t shut up.
Kabir had organ damage, the boy was impaled,
Kelly had minor brain surgery,
and yet William Trust, with a touch of nausea,
is my neediest patient.
Why am I not surprised?
The doctor has cleared you for duty.
I’m painfully dehydrated.
Okay, well, lucky for you, you can do this sitting down.
Unlock this, please.
- ( groans ) - Wow, that was easy.
I kind of expected you to try to bargain for your freedom.
I told you, I’m well aware of my place on Ark 1.
And even though I hate to admit it,
I’m safer sleeping in a storage room than I am in crew quarters.
Besides, this template for the Juno Project won’t work anymore.
Ark 1 dropped below the threshold
when we fell below 132 survivors.
But what is the Juno Project?
It’s a map of every crewmember’s perfect genetic match
so our offspring have a better chance of keeping the human race going.
- That’s disgusting. - But now that you so brilliantly lured over
new Ark 15 crew to get us close to the reproductive range again--
That’s not why I brought them over.
Then you’re not as bright as I thought you were.
’Cause that’s the only reason I could think of to risk bringing them.
How about to augment our medical and engineering staff among other things?
Nonetheless, I can now realign the matches.
Oh, no. No, no, you don’t.
The Juno Project sounds like some glorified breeding program.
Oh, I’m glad you agree.
You thought I wouldn’t? It’s eugenics.
First time I’ve been in here since the explosion.
Well, no rest for the weary.
( chuckles )
We should keep Juno to ourselves.
Some people might think it’s actually a good idea.
Mm, I don’t think so. I think people know you can’t replace love.
Spencer Lane, are you a romantic?
A romantic? You’re about to see me weep openly
if that bottle of Glenn Verbog is broken.
( chuckles )
- Uh-huh. - ( sighs )
- Your unrequited love is safe. - Don’t mock me.
Can’t you see this is true love?
Oh, is that what true love looks like?
I mean, growing up in a lab, I didn’t have a lot of chances to fall in love.
No, but you have been in love though. Haven’t you?
Ignore me. Probably none of my business.
I was a late bloomer. Dated in the academy.
Great times. Good stories.
Well, at least you have good stories.
Most of my youthful indiscretions ended in embarrassment.
- Mm. - My first kiss, I moved in so fast
I chipped the girl’s tooth. No, it’s a true story.
Jane Matthews. She never spoke to me again.
Well, I wouldn’t either if your kiss ruined my smile.
You know, the irony is, my teeth? Completely fine.
Strickland: Captain Garnet, we’re ready for you.
Kelly, please stand.
You are charged with murder in the first-degree
for the death of Nathan Stark and Helena Trust,
and as an accomplice in the murder of some of the crew of Ark 3.
- How do you plead? - Guilty.
That’s not what we agreed to.
Like I have a chance? These people hate me.
You have to at least let me try. Please.
Fine. I don’t see a point, but whatever.
The-- the defendant pleads not guilty.
Is that how you plead, Kelly?
Yeah, I guess.
How many Arks did Ark 15 attack?
Um, two. This one and Ark 3.
I’m curious, how did Maddox justify the attacks?
For Ark 1 she told us the Eastern Federation had taken over the ship,
that we had to stop them before they tried the same with ours.
- And you believed her? - Most of the crew did.
But did you?
I wasn’t sure what to believe.
I started doing some digging, but no one would talk about it.
Everyone was too afraid of crossing Ms. Maddox.
And what about Ark 3, hmm? Same story?
First she told everyone the same story about the EF.
But I started suspecting the lie
when she prepped a boarding party that included her daughter.
- I thought that was strange. - So what did you do?
I volunteered to join the landing party.
Seemed like the only way to find out what was really going on.
- But I was denied. - Any idea why?
Well, I guess she didn’t want me to see
that the dead weren’t really Eastern Federation.
So she only sent Kelly and her two most trusted bodyguards.
What did she send them to do, exactly?
- I don’t know. - No further questions.
Dr. Marsh.
When no one from the boarding party came back, what did you do?
I volunteered to lead a rescue team.
- And? - I was denied.
I think that’s when it sunk in just how inhuman Ms. Maddox really was.
She didn’t even want to rescue her own daughter.
- No further questions. - Thanks, Kimi.
- Miss Maddox. - Don’t call me that.
- It’s your name. - My name is Kelly Fowler.
Fowler was my father’s name.
Fine. Miss Fowler, tell us what happened on Ark 3.
Three of us were sent onto Ark 3 to find the DNA vault.
So that was the real reason behind the attacks, to find the spider DNA?
- And to find William Trust. - Then what happened?
Kelly: We didn’t expect anyone to have survived,
so we didn’t bring any weapons.
But when we came out of the airlock,
we were attacked by a crew of Ark 3 members in EVA suits.
Must have been making repairs or something when the ship was attacked,
gotten the life support back on.
( Kelly coughs )
They killed Dimitri.
Ross and I got away.
Come on.
Ross was hurt, so we hid in the mess hall.
What do we do? Nobody was supposed to be alive.
I don’t know.
But they attacked us there, too.
And then...
Then I don’t remember what happened after that.
I’m sorry, what?
I don’t remember what happened next.
Well, isn’t that convenient?
Isn’t that convenient that you can’t remember what happened
during the time you murdered all those people?
I’m sorry, just one second.
I’m not a lawyer, but this doesn’t seem
like a fair line of questioning.
I agree. Tone it down, Felix.
Try. Try to remember what happened now.
I don’t remember anything up until
when Lieutenant Lane came and took me to find Ross.
- You have to believe me. - Well, I don’t believe you.
I don’t believe you can’t remember killing the survivors on Ark 3--
like Robert, for example-- in cold blood.
I didn’t kill your husband.
- I thought you don’t remember. - I don’t.
What I meant to say is I hope I didn’t kill your husband.
I hope I didn’t kill anyone else.
Look, I know you guys aren’t going to believe me, but I want to remember.
I need to know myself what I did on that ship.
You know what? This is pointless.
This is absolutely pointless.
Either she’s lying or she really can’t remember.
Either way, this is getting us no closer to the truth.
I may have a solution.
I might be able to switch on Kelly’s brain implant.
It’ll contain all the memories.
But to do so, I have to switch all of them on.
Isn’t that dangerous?
It’s the only way.
I’ll allow it.
You might want to have Kelly’s arms double shackled.
For your own safety.
Proceed, Dr. Marsh.
- Are you ready? - Do I have a choice?
This is the only way.
( beeping )
Kelly, do you remember now?
Can you tell us what happened after Ross was attacked?
( shouting )
- ( panting ) - ( beeping )
( both grunting )
Now kill the rest of them.
- That wasn’t part of the plan. - It is now. Go.
( neck snaps )
What, so you’re claiming that the other man was controlling her?
That she had no self control?
It’s what’s in the brain implant. It doesn’t lie.
And these implants, they give her some kind of superhuman strength?
- Her right arm and some of her senses. - Turn it off.
- Turn it off! - I’m sorry. Sorry.
( beeping )
I’m sorry.
When you found Robert was he wearing an EVA suit?
- No. - I only killed people who survived
because they were in EVA suits.
So I didn’t kill your husband.
How many of them did you kill?
Enough that you should give me the death penalty.
Kelly, stop talking now.
- What are you doing there? - I’m double checking mass differential
against the FTL calculations.
Would you like to check the math?
Check-- check the math? Yes.
Yes, I would. Thank you.
Um, excuse me.
When did you become an expert in quantum mechanics?
I’m just keeping the newbies honest.
She’s double checking my work.
Yeah, well, as long as she hasn’t changed anything,
we should be all right, shouldn’t we?
That all looks correct so far, so well done.
Okay, so we have established that you did kill people on Ark 3.
- In self-defense. It was kill or be killed. - Debatable.
Are you going to tell me that killing Nathan Stark
- and Helena Trust was self-defense? - Helena was.
She came at me. She tried to take my gun. I didn’t have a choice.
- Couldn’t you just have given her the gun? - No.
I had to complete my mission to get Mother that DNA.
And what about Nathan Stark?
I already said I was guilty. Do we have to keep going?
I’ve heard enough.
I will take some time to consider the case.
Then I’ll deliver my verdict.
Kelly, please stand.
This trial has answered a lot of questions for me.
It’s also raised new ones.
Kelly Fowler,
I find you guilty of murder as charged.
- Captain, please. - I’m not finished.
I never had a mother.
But I suspect I’m better off not having one at all
than having one like Evelyn Maddox.
It’s apparent that what she did to you
is largely responsible for your actions.
For that reason, I’m convinced you do not deserve the death penalty.
What, so you’re just going to set her free on this ship to--
I didn’t say that. To tell you the truth,
I still don’t know what the hell to do with you, Kelly.
You remind me of my sister a little bit.
I feel sorry for you and I’m afraid of you,
especially now that I know what your implants are capable of.
So for now, I am going to keep you locked up
for the safety of everyone on this ship.
And with the help of Dr. Marsh, we will study your implants,
work with you, and figure out a better solution for your situation.
I think I’d rather you just kill me.
Well, lucky for you, it’s not your choice.
And I sincerely hope that we can find a way to turn your life around.
This court is adjourned.
It’ll be okay.
Hey, listen.
I know what your mother did to you,
and I’m guessing it makes you feel like you’re not human.
But I want you to know that you are.
You think you know how I’m feeling?
- I’m a clone, so, yeah, I get it. - That’s cute.
Think we’re trauma sisters?
No wonder Mother had no respect for you.
You make it really hard to help you.
We’re nothing alike.
Everyone on this ship loves you. They hate me.
You’re in charge. I’m a prisoner.
What is this place?
Used to be a bathroom before we blew it up.
We converted it into a brig just for you.
- Blew it up? - It’s a long story.
It smells awful in here.
Yeah? Well, you’ll get used to it.
- It’s cramped in here. - Well, until we can seal
and pressurize the bridge, this is Ops.
How are the navigation adjustments?
Everything’s been checked and double checked.
And Mr. Trust’s work has been triple checked.
A new rule for you.
I promise you, if we die, it won’t be my fault.
Well, that sounded less than confident.
No one’s confident. This is risky.
The aft DOTE wasn’t designed to be boosted.
Our power regulators will be working overtime
to make sure the warp bubble holds.
- And if it doesn’t? - Well, best case scenario,
- we drop out of warp along our route. - Worst case?
Warp space tears us apart atom by atom,
ripping Ark 1 out of time and erasing us from existence.
- Aren’t you just a little ray of sunshine? - It’s all theory.
This is an area of physics that we don’t fully understand.
Yes, well, it’s our only shot.
And without access to the bridge,
we have to steer the ship from here.
- So it’s all up to Eva and Alicia? - Mm-hmm.
- What about me? - What about you?
Eva? Do it.
Bringing us about to match heading.
FTL charge holding.
Activating FTL in three, two...
...one!
- FTL engaged. - Warp bubble is at 84% integrity.
- Not ideal, but we should be safe. - Should?
Aw, bollocks.
It’s going to be a bumpy ride.
( electricity crackling )