All language subtitles for The.Librarians.S02E08

Attention! Officer on deck.

And this is our core
observation facility.

You know, the system runs
too hot to watch in person,

but if you turn your
attention to the monitors,

we can give you quite a show.

Mr. Hoskins,
power it up, please.

Yes, Doctor.

Now the new material
allows for computing capacity

tens and tens of thousands times
faster than what we have now.

So, are we talking
artificial intelligence?

No, that's a software problem.

This is raw computing power.

More appropriate
for battle analysis,

it'll run millions of simulations
of what could happen,

predict the future with 99%
accuracy within a single second.

Or, this test will map a 3D space and
use it to model quantum teleportation.

What is it? What's happening?

It's an overload in
the quantum feed!

- Well, shut it down now!
- It's not responding!

Warning, system
overload. Evacuate.

Sound the alarm!
Evacuate the facility!

Warning, system
overload. Evacuate.

Move it, let's go, move it.

Thrice, I call thee,

spirit of the hill.

Thrice, I summon thee,

thy fortune and thy luck.

Thrice, I bind thee
subject to my will.

Thrice, I name thee
free spirit, "Puck."

What is this?

You lure me with
sweets and then bind me?

Do you not know my power?

I will kill thy calf
and blight thy field.

Your daughter's eyes will
cross. Your son's legs will...

Yes. Yes. Yes.
And, you know what?

That would be,
whoo, so menacing,

if we were in Medieval Ireland and
I was a simpleminded, sad farmer.

But we're not and I'm not.

So, it's not.

Galeas, Grail Knight of virtue?

I'll give thee one favor
for free for such a worthy...

Three answers, truly given,

nothing more, nothing less,

and you are released.

If I were not desperate
for information,

I wouldn't risk
dealing with a fae.

Are you sure?

I know many things.

I know what ends
your immortality.

You cannot be killed,
but you can die, Galeas.

Is this not worth a bargain?

Hmm.

No.

Three answers, freely
given, then you are released.

Prospero, who binds Ariel,

he has the staff of Zarathustra.

Can he use it?

Hmm. His first staff was
from the tree of knowledge.

The second is powerful,
but is not his first.

- He struggles.
- Struggles?

Struggles with what,
what is his intent?

To discover that, I must roam.

Roam. You still
owe me two answers.

I will return, Knight,
with the answers,

whether you like them or not.

I hate fairies.

Quantum computing.

I mean that is like the Holy
Grail of computer technology.

I never thought I'd live
long enough to see it work.

Yeah, I'm more
interested in the rock.

I mean, I'm pretty good
with precious gems,

but I don't recognize this one.

It says it's a newly discovered
natural form of graphene.

That can't be right.

In order to overcome
quantum de-coherence

it would have to be a superconducting
graphene that had the properties of both

a solid and a
Bose-Einstein condensate.

A what?

Nothing. Um, I was just

theorizing what it would take for a chunk
of graphene to solve quantum computing.

You just described the precise
physical qualities of Atlantean Thaumatite.

So, DARPA, a top secret
hi-tech research lab,

is messing around with
something Atlantean?

I don't follow.

It's Atlantean.

Like Atlantis.

Like Plato's
Timaeus and Critias.

A large island that
sank off the... Who?

Would somebody remind
me why this guy's even here?

The misuse of this material
is what destroyed Atlantis.

You know, DARPA does terrifying
enough things with science alone.

Stealth bombers, military
drones, Internet comment sections.

Okay, we need to
recover this crystal.

But quantum computing
could change the world.

The way Atlantis was changed?

This magic is too dangerous to
be left in the hands of the military.

All right, people, listen up. This
is not your run-of-the-mill mission.

DARPA runs under
strict military protocol.

We go in. Get the
Thaumatite. We get out.

No poking around, no
wandering off, no opening things,

no souvenirs.

You know, sometimes I don't
think you guys take me seriously.

Really? There's
times you think we do?

Make sure we pull everything from
the server and perform a full crash wipe.

Every drive. Every
disk. Everything.

So, this is strict
military protocol.

It's critical now,
leave everything.

Evacuate out the front gate.

Deadlock all the other doors.

I'm initiating Faded
Giant protocol.

Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!

Back through the door, now.

- What about the Thaumatite?
- Faded Giant is military code

for this place is going to blow.

Go! Go!

This isn't the Annex.
We're still in the base.

Why are we still here?

Why is this place trashed?

Fall back. Through
the door again.

- Annex is gone.
- It's disconnected.

Whatever happened here
disrupted the Back Door.

It's interfering with
the phones, too.

I can't reach Jenkins.

We're going have
to get out on our own.

"Best way out is always
through." Robert Frost.

Then let's get the hell through.

Sir?

We're here to help you.

I'm Colonel Eve Baird.

Can you tell us what's...

Go.

I'm guessing that's not DARPA
trying out some new kind of watchdog.

No, that was a rabid,
feral, rage person.

Could be a radioactive
reaction to the overload.

A computer overload caused this?

A magical quantum computer.

They were running the system,

encountered some
corrupted code and it fritzed.

Quantum mechanics do play a
crucial role in human consciousness.

An overload in the quantum
field could have created

a superposition state

that disrupts higher
brain function.

- Effectively turning people into...
- Rage people.

Not calling them "rage people."

Okay, assume it is a quantum
overload thing. How do we end it?

We shut down the main computer.

Pull the Atlantean Stone from the
core. That will collapse the superposition.

That should end the effect.

Well, finding the computer's going
be a treat. This place is a maze.

- We got schematics?
- Yeah.

We're looking for
a coolant system.

Those moving lines. It looks like a
roadmap to what's hot in the building.

So, this place overheated.

Well, what's that
thing in the middle?

Heavily shielded,
fortified room.

That's where we find
the techno-magic mojo.

Let's go.

Would you watch
it with that thing?

I think I know
how to handle this.

Hey!

You know how to
spot a Taser tile?

Electrified floor plate.
A security measure.

We're going to want
to step over that.

You're welcome.

Whatever's causing all
this is behind that door.

- Can you get it open?
- Oh, it's a basic Glenn-Rieder XCD.

I can open these with my...

Invalid entry code.
Access denied.

That shouldn't have happened.

- Some master thief.
- But that shouldn't have happened.

Fall back! Fall back!

That shouldn't have
happened. I know those locks.

It doesn't matter now.

- No one's blaming you, Ezekiel.
- I kind of am.

Here they come.

Stone!

Ezekiel, run for the...

This isn't the Annex.
We're still in the base.

Why are we still here?

- Why is this place trashed?
- Fall back. Through the door again.

You're alive. We're alive.

Annex is gone.

It's disconnected.

Whatever happened here
disrupted the Back Door as well.

- It's interfering with the phones, too.
- It's interfering with the phones, too.

It's a time loop.

We're trapped in a time loop.

It's a time loop.

We're trapped in a time loop.

We're repeating the day over just
like in that movie Groundhog Day,

or Star Trek or
X-Files or Buffy?

Which means I
didn't get you all killed.

You didn't what?

Didn't... Nothing. Whatever.

If we are in a time loop, how
many fingers am I holding up?

No idea.

- This is only our second time through.
- Stupid time loop.

- You're crazy.
- Crazy?

So, on a scale of running from Minotaurs
to Santa Claus is now a best mate of ours,

where would time loop fall?

A computer overload caused this?

A magical quantum computer.

An overload in the quantum field

could have created
a superposition state

that disrupts local space-time,

effectively creating
a time loop.

No. If we're all stuck here, why are
you the only one that remembers it?

I was first one
through the door.

Maybe, something,
something, magic.

We'll figure it out later.

Assume we are in a time loop.

How do we end it?

Shut down the
quantum computer, right?

Yes.

Collapse the superposition.

It should end the effect.

And what about the rage people?

The what nows?

There, right over there.

There was this angry
rage person thing.

Oh, our gun won't work.
So, use the crowbar.

- What crowbar?
- Stone's crowbar.

I don't have a crowbar.

I didn't... I didn't
grab the crowbar.

You started talking about
all this time loop stuff.

Whoa! Whoa!

Okay, that was my bad.

This isn't the Annex.

We're still in the base.
Why are we still here?

Time loop. We're
trapped in a time loop.

What are you talking about?

The Annex is gone. The phones are
dead. Let's not do this whole thing again.

Time loop.

If we're in a time
loop, how many...

You didn't actually
show me last time.

Look, just follow me. You
need to see the rage person.

- The what now?
- Oh, and, Stone, grab the crowbar.

I'm guessing this wasn't DARPA cooking
up some new kind of watchdog, huh?

Cassandra, how are these...

Not calling them "rage people,"
connected to Ezekiel's time loop?

They're not.

An overload in the quantum field
could have created a superposition state

that disrupts higher
brain function,

or one that disrupts
local space-time,

but I don't see how they
could have affected both.

Wait.

We've been through this
loop a couple times now, right?

Yes.

And you're the only who
ever remembers any of this?

Yes.

Wait. What is that?

Nothing. Nothing.

It's just a temporal loop implies a
complicated interplay of cause and effect.

And you're more of
a "wing it" kind of guy.

I'm, I'm just touched
by your trust, really.

Now Cassandra said if we shut the
quantum computer down, this all ends.

I did? Hmm.

That was clever of me.

The quantum computer's
behind this door,

which I definitely did not get
everybody killed by failing to open.

Warning. Access panel open.

- Okay, this is not a basic Glenn-Rieder XCD.
- How do you beat it?

I have no idea. It would
take hours to trace the circuit.

Hey?

You're sure the
time loop stays open

until we pull that Atlantean
doodad out of the computer, right?

- Jones...
- Yes. Why?

So, nothing we do has
any real consequences

until we're out
of the time loop.

Theoretically, no. We can go
through as many times loops...

Jones.

There's only four wires.

I can do this by
multiple choice.

Invalid entry code.
Access denied.

Some master thief.

Invalid entry code.

- Access denied.
- Some master thief.

Invalid entry code.
Access denied.

Some master thief.

Invalid entry code.
Access denied.

Argh! This is impossible!

Ezekiel Jones does
not lose to a lock.

Some master thief!

Yeah, I said watch
it with that thing.

I think I know
how to handle this.

You know what?

You're right. After you.

- Have we ever just stared at it this long...
- No!

You know, there is something
weird about those lights.

I just...

That red is just a half-shade
off the standard LED red.

And that yellow-green,
I mean, why that color?

Unless it's a key.

It's a light.

Light that color has a wavelength of 570
nanometers, frequency of 523 Terahertz.

523?

523 Terahertz.

That's the same sound
wave frequency as high C.

That can't be a coincidence.

Nobody builds locks like that.

And that shade of
red is 444 Terahertz.

That's high A.

Yes, so, if I just
rewire this panel

using alternating
pattern of electrical pulses

along each of those
four frequencies,

it's just like wiring a speaker.

Computer core
entry. Access granted.

Hmm.

Some master thief.

That's not how locks work!

That's leaking a lot of coolant.

Atlantean Thaumatite.

We remove it and the quantum
de-coherence collapses the field

and the time loop should end.

Warning. System failure.

That doesn't sound ended.
You said it would stop them.

It should have
stopped everything.

We're cut off.
There's no way out.

I got a door here,
but I can't get to it.

- Here they come!
- Go!

This isn't the Annex.
We're still in the base.

Why are we still here?

Why is this place trashed?

No! No! No!

This was supposed to end!

What are you talking about?

The time loop.

We're trapped in a time loop
and I'm the only one that knows it.

We shut the thing down,
but nothing's changed.

How many fingers do I
have behind my back?

You know what? I'm
not going to tell you.

Annoying, isn't it?

A computer overload caused this?

- A magical quantum...
- Computer!

Yes. And you said pulling
out the crystal thingy

was going to shut the thing
down and stop the rage people.

- The what now?
- And end the time loop.

But it didn't.
We're still stuck.

You sure you
pulled it out right?

Yes! Yes, I did!

Okay, everybody calm down.

Let's assume it is a time loop.

- We start here.
- Every time.

Where does it end?
Same place every time?

No. No. It resets
when one of us dies.

- Mostly you.
- Wait.

If we're all stuck here, how come
you're the only one that remembers it?

I don't know!

Wait. It's possible that
we're stuck in some sort of

quantum entanglement
with the computer.

That's why it resets
each time we die.

Which means

you may be able to break the loop by getting
all of us outside of the quantum field.

All right.

First we find the Thaumatite
then we find a way out.

Fine!

All right, we're
here. Nearest exit.

Remember the scientist? Everything's
deadlocked but the main gate.

If we could just get
to this emergency exit.

That won't work. There's a coolant leak
blocking off in the main computer core.

What kind of leak?

- They're coming!
- Come on!

There's three different
bypasses and one shot joint.

I gotta reroute the lines!

And I need both hands
to hold this pressure.

This pipe is 200 degrees!

It isn't real. There
are no consequences.

This isn't real.

There are no
consequences. This isn't real.

There are no consequences.

Argh!

- Jones! Jones! Jones!
- Do it!

That was actually

brave.

If I'd known how much it would of
hurt, I probably wouldn't have done it.

That's it.

That has to be the way out.

"The best way out is always
through." Robert Frost.

Well, then let's
get the hell through.

Go! Run!

Ahhh!

This pipe is 200 degrees!

Argh!

- Jones! Jones!
- Do it!

It's just a gate. Ezekiel
Jones does not lose to a gate.

There has to be
some kind of trigger.

Time loop. How many times?

I don't know.
Sixty, give or take.

What if we try...

Every time?

Every time.

This isn't the Annex.
We're still in the base.

- Why are we still here?
- Why is this place trashed?

It's a time loop.

We're trapped in a time
loop and there's no way out.

What are you talking about?

You okay?

No.

Not especially.

Okay,

just take a minute.

We'll scout around without you.

Don't.

Don't go, please.

I can't watch you die anymore.

It's not a time loop.

It's a videogame!

It's not a time loop.

It's a videogame.
This is a save point!

What are you talking about?

It explains everything.

Why are there ragers?

They're the enemies. That crazy
lock, it's a hacking mini-game.

Why does this guy always
wait until we come near?

That's his trigger point.

This whole building
is a videogame level.

Ezekiel, you are not
making any sense.

No, no. I can prove
it. Here, watch.

A first aid kit in a crate?

It's a health pack.
This is a loot drop.

This is crazy.

For crying out... Here.

Jones!

- No! What the...
- What?

We're in a videogame?

- You want to see the rage people?
- Yeah, man.

The what now?

Rage people.

It's a survival horror game.

Is it more of a sandbox,
or is it a railroad?

Okay, I'm not buying a computer
overload traps us in a videogame.

A magical quantum computer.

They were running the system, encountered
some corrupted code and then it fritzed.

What code?

I mean, every lab geek everywhere
with access to a computer

has put some kind
of game onto it.

Okay.

So, if the core database downloaded
the corrupted code from that game,

then an overload in the quantum field
could have created a superposition state

that amplified virtual
reality into actual reality.

So, we're not inside
the videogame.

The videogame is
overwriting reality.

We went through the door at
the moment of the overload.

So, we weren't affected.

Yeah, we all went
through the door.

Why are you the only
one that remembers it?

Now it finally makes sense!

I was the first in. That
made me the player.

The DARPA personnel,
they became the ragers.

And you lot...

It's an escort mission.

That's why it resets
every time one of you dies.

Yeah, it's an escort mission.
I'm not jealous of you at all now.

Um, what's an escort mission?

Ugh, only the most
annoying gameplay ever,

where you take a bunch of
computer-controlled characters

too dumb to take care of
themselves, from Point A to Point B.

That's you guys.

Okay.

Assume it is a videogame.

- How do we get out?
- Easy.

We find the next save point.

That gate's a distraction.
Classic videogame trope.

You tell the player where to go

and right before they get there you block
him off with a rock fall or an explosion.

Yeah. Or...

A closing gate. It's
a triggered event.

There's nothing you can
do about it. I hate those.

However, if the
player's blocked,

you gotta give him
another way out.

So, even though there's
only one exit on the map...

Somewhere there's
another way out.

And how do we know
what we're looking for?

There's a weapons
cache this way.

We should load up.

Shotgun on the rocket launcher!

Does that mean you want the
shotgun or the rocket launcher?

Hang on.

This isn't a weapons... Jones!

What are you doing, man?

I don't know what's on
the other side of the gate.

It'll be a whole new
set of challenges.

Jones, let us out of here.

Every person in the group adds more
risk that someone will make a mistake,

get ambushed or die.

One person?

Better chance of learning
every trap, every trick.

Once I can get myself through,
I can get you guys through.

I won't be long.

Well, not long from
your point of view.

Listen, if what you said is
true, we all gotta work together.

I can't watch you die anymore!

This way, you sit there,

nice and safe,

while I go learn
what's past the gate,

or I figure out how to beat it.

That way, only I die.

You guys won't even remember.

We'll reset and you guys
won't remember a thing.

It's for the best.

Ezekiel.

I need to learn
some engineering.

Pipeline, we would have stuck with
your basic metal seated ball valve.

But these boys got fancy

with an isolated solenoid valve.

Quantum overload must
have blown the actuator.

Don't touch that, man.

It's hot.

Let me show you
how to do a pipe-bleed.

Now you show me.

Invalid entry code.
Access denied.

I need to learn physics.

So, that shade of red is 440
Terahertz set to high A, so you can...

Match the signal frequency by rewiring
into a different power point, right?

Good. Just watch
the voltage drop.

Warning. Access panel open.

Courtyard entry. Access granted.

Big arena fight.

There's gotta be a
save point past that door.

- Jones, what the hell?
- I need you to teach me how to fight.

Hey!

Seriously?

I know, right?

Okay, you still got
those grenades?

- Won't work in here, I've tried.
- Okay.

Welcome to urban tactics 101.

You're going want to move from here to that
central stand to control their attack vectors.

Baseball bat is a lousy weapon.
All the force is in the top eight inches.

But if you know that, you
can do some damage with it.

Ready?

Seriously?

We've made it to the central
stand a couple times, but they all...

Jones?

- What if we split up and try and...
- Ezekiel.

How many times?

I've stopped counting.

There's a story soldiers tell.

World War II, Market Garden.
Allied assault behind enemy lines.

What happens is, these Allied
troops have to cross a river.

First wave of soldiers get
in their little pontoon boats,

get halfway across the
river and the Germans

just open up their machine
guns and just cut them all down.

None of them make it.

These two colonels
are watching the bodies

floating in the river
and one of them says,

"Those are the bravest
men I've ever seen."

The second colonel

points at the second wave of soldiers
getting in their little pontoon boats.

Getting ready to
cross the same river.

Only they saw what
happened to the first guys.

They know what's coming.

And that colonel says, "No.

"Those are the bravest
men I've ever seen."

Lost count the amount of
times you've told me that story.

Why did you let
me tell it again?

I like the way you look
at me when you tell it.

Hey!

It's not going to work.

Even if I can fight
my way to that door,

there's no way I can get all
four of us across to that room.

And a single mistake
in any of those spots...

Ezekiel, as your friend,

I am concerned about you locking
the rest of us in a small room.

- Hey, Jones, come here.
- Jones!

Come listen to me right now.

Okay? Hey, you let us out!

Out?

The best way out
is always through.

To get through the level,
I've got to get out of the level.

Stone, you're a genius.

When did he start
reading Robert Frost?

Jones! Jones!

Access granted.

I did it. I made it!

And maybe I crashed the game.

I've got it. I know the way out.

What are you talking about?

This isn't the Annex.
We still in the base.

Why are we still here?

Why is this place trashed?

Really? Still?

Right.

We're trapped in a
videogame save point.

Each time one of us
dies, it resets. Okay?

But the game is crashing
and I know the way out.

So, if you want
to live, follow me.

Right through
the door, all right.

Can't help but notice
you're not following.

If we are in a time loop,

- how many fingers am I...
- Fine. We do it the long way.

The health pack.

It's gone.

No, no, no. I need that to
make you guys believe me.

It's the only way
you guys ever do.

The rager general,
he's right over here.

Come here, I'll show you.

Okay, Ezekiel, you are
not making any sense.

He's not here.

No, no. No, no, no.

You need to do exactly as I
say and follow me right now!

All right, this is crazy.

Uh! The world is just
crashing all around us,

and you guys won't take me
seriously because you guys think I'm

me.

You think I'm me.

What was that?

Uh, Cassandra, what was that?

It's a glitch in the game,

and I caused it
trying to save you.

I know that sounds crazy,

and I know that you all think of me
as your irresponsible little brother.

But right now, we are in danger,

and I don't know how
to make you believe me.

So, I need you to trust me.

Jones...

No, I'm not your friend,
but you're all my friends.

You've been my friends, it's
impossible to explain, for so long.

You once told me
about old man Murphy.

The old pipe monkey
that taught you

how to first use a wrench
when you worked the pipelines.

Cassandra,

I know how much you love
getting lost in the math of something

so deep that you forget
about how unfair your tumor...

About how unfair
the universe is.

And just for one
moment, everything

- makes sense.
- Makes sense.

Eve.

I know what Private Lee's widow
told you when you handed her that flag.

I've seen you all die

so many times,
when it didn't matter.

I can't let it happen now
when it actually does.

So, please,

please, just this once,
let me be the big brother.

What do you need us to do?

Speed run.

Cassandra, the Thaumatite is
held in an EM containment field,

like for plasma, but with
magnetic mirrors on both sides.

Gotcha.

I gotta figure out a way to
bleed off some of this pressure.

There's a shutoff
on the third line.

The vacuum effect will
super-cool the adjacent pipes.

Allow you to access
the flow controls.

- I wouldn't have thought of that.
- You did, eventually.

They're coming.

You're climbing a pipe?
We playing a platformer?

Uh, no. We're
cheating. Follow me.

You guys good?

Right, let's end this game.

You guys good?

Right, let's end this game.

It's too far to jump.

I don't suppose
you got some rope.

No,

but I have these.

That is not rope.

We're going to rocket jump. You jump
and I throw the grenade at your feet.

The blast of the grenade will give
you enough push to make it over the pit.

That is not how grenades work.

Not in real life, but
we're in a videogame.

Rocket jumping is a
time-honored tradition.

Just run and jump?

Just run and jump.

I'm out of my mind. I'm out of
my mind. I'm out of my mind.

I'll be damned.

Come on!

Okay, just wait an extra half
second before you throw it.

The shockwave dispersal should
make for a smoother landing.

Any landing you
can walk away from.

All right.

Try not to kill me
with that thing.

I think I've killed you
enough for one day.

All right, Jones.

Your turn, buddy.

Just toss it gently
in front of you.

You should be able to
ride the blast like that.

Not going be a
blast for me, guys.

What are you talking about?

Only had three grenades left.

But you can't jump
that far by yourself.

Probably not,
but it's worth a go.

All right, well,

if you die, then it just resets.

No, look around.

It'll crash before it
resets. But you guys won't.

You guys have been saved.

I saved you.

Ezekiel.

Hey, it's all right.

I'm Ezekiel Jones.

Ezekiel Jones doesn't lose.

Good game, mates.

We're here. We're back.

Where's Ezekiel?

He gave his life for us.

Ezekiel Jones

gave his life for us.

No,

there's gotta be
something we can do.

When a game crashes, you restart
it. We can do something from here.

Yeah.

If we reinitialize the
system, we should be able

to create a quantum field superposition
state that can bring him back.

He said it was a
magnetic containment field.

If you put this back,

it should realign itself.

We're going to need coolant. He
told me where the shutoff valves were.

I can access the flood controls.

Okay, here we go.

Jones!

You're alive.

You're back.

Back where? Back what?

You don't remember anything?

He didn't make it
to the save point.

He's an unsaved game.

Who are you people?

We're Librarians.

Oh. Thank God you're here.

I'm a what now?

Jenkins thinks the DARPA
personnel should make a full recovery.

Ah, yes, and now
with the Thaumatite

breakthrough in our possession,

DARPA will have to develop
quantum computing without cheating.

I really did all that stuff?

And probably more.

I mean, we only
remember the final loop.

So, who knows what
else you did in there?

You were a different you.

Mature.

Commanding.

- Serious.
- Kind of badass.

You were a hero.

No. That doesn't sound like me.

- Meaning?
- You guys are putting me on.

A little fun at my
expense. I get it.

So, you finally turn into
a halfway decent person,

you're not going
to own up to it?

A halfway decent person.

Sounds like a step down from
all awesome, don't you think?

Well, you may not know
what you're capable of,

but we do.

Your sheep returned,
shepherd, as have I.

Care to tell me how the
military got their hands

on a piece of Atlantis that should have
been buried at the bottom of the ocean?

Would you rather have that
answer than the tale I tell,

for I've traveled under stars
and over seas to bring it to thee.

I'll have my answers.

Prospero's gold
is far from foul.

'Tis joy for every
mortal soul he seeks.

Oh, yes, and drowning seven
million people in Manhattan,

such a heartwarming
opening move.

He knows the Library
stands against him.

He fears your Librarians.

Prospero must remove your
heroes before he rules o'er this world.

How? When?

You have but one
answer left, Galeas.

Which shall it be?

I doubt he will be
subtle. So, when?

- Now.
- Yes.

Tell me now. Now, sprite.

No, the answer, 'tis now.

Right now.

I abjure and banish
you, foul Puck!

What? Colonel Baird!
Don't. Don't. It's a trap.

Don't.

When? Why? Why?

Why go there?
There's no reason to go.

Oh, so, there it is.

Been a dragon, it
would have bit me. Hmm.