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[wormhole whooshing]

- You can start by telling me what this is!

- [Lucas] Do you have another pendant?

- Perhaps we should ask Miss Trent that question.

- I don't have the answers.

It seems the only one who does

is Josie Trent.

- I think I speak for both of us when I say, "Huh?"

- I'm not Josie Trent, not the one you know, anyway.

- What do you mean you're not Josie Trent?

- You're Josie's clone.

The one that was created accidentally in freshman year.

- The Trent girl has a clone?

- It's a long story. - So bore me.

- Not now.

We need to figure out how to get the message

off this device.

Maybe Vaughn knows something.

- No, we can't go to Vaughn.

Remember how you were worried about Vaughn

siding with you know who?

Well, it's happening.

- What?!

- I need to see someone. - The janitor?

- The janitor?

- He won't tell us anything.

Not after what I've done,

but there's someone else who might.

[Josie] Okay, so my mom drops me at this boarding school,

and I'm thinking it's like all the other places I've gone.

Students,

[upbeat music]

teachers, principal,

you know, like normal schools?

But it's not.

Weird stuff happens here. Really weird stuff.

And what's this guy doing here?

Is his floating sphere the key to the mystery?

Something's going on and someone's behind it,

and we're going to get to the bottom of it.

- There's nothing wrong at Blake Holsey High.

[intriguing music]

Oh dear.

Steady on, old girl. Almost there.

[clock bells toll]

- Soon, Andreas.

Finally. It is so very soon.

Three,

two, one.

Ah, Vaughn.

- I've been thinking about your offer,

but I have a few questions first.

- Such as?

- Where is she? Where is my mother?

- The accident at Pearadyne flung your mother

into a far distant future.

She's in another timeline, another reality.

The time space equivalent

of being stranded on a remote desert island.

- So how do we get there?

- The ball, my boy. The ball.

A power source of limitless, conserved momentum

captured in a point in space small enough to grasp.

Now, you and your friends have traveled into the past

through the wormhole your father unfortunately

opened with it.

But no one has traveled into the future.

That requires a technology that has yet to be perfected.

- You mean my father's device?

The one he hasn't finished yet.

- In his hands, it will only cause more pain

and destruction.

But in our hands, we can use it, Vaughn,

to safely travel into the future and find your mother.

- Okay.

I'll get the ball for you on one condition...

We find Josie too.

- Josie Trent?

- If not, there's no deal.

- Agreed.

[mysterious music]

[light whooshes]

- Hey. - How's that speech

coming along?

- Ask me after I'm done writing it.

So I how'd it go with Avenir?

- He told me he knows where my mother is.

- Are you serious?

- And he also said that he could help me find her

and bring her back home,

if I do something for him in return.

He wants the chi gong ball and he wants me

to get it for him.

- Vaughn, you're not seriously considering this, are you?

- What if I were?

- The ball is your father's power source.

Of course Avenir wants it for himself.

- Corrine, what if he's telling the truth?

I've been waiting my entire life for this opportunity,

and now I finally have it.

The only way I can save my mother is

if I betray my father.

- Okay Vaughn, you really need to consider this.

The one thing you want in this whole world is

to find your mom and now

he's promising to fulfill your dream.

Doesn't that strike you as a bit convenient?

- I know.

But it's the only chance I've got.

[Vaughn sighs]

[suspenseful music]

- Lucas!

[intriguing music]

[door squeaks open]

Ahh!

Lucas, Lucas, Lucas...

- Professor Z! I have been looking everywhere for you.

- Lucas!

Did you or did you not enter this office

despite my explicit instructions that it

be strictly off limits?!

- Yeah, I did. But I can explain.

- No, Lucas, no, no, no.

I really don't think you can.

[gentle music]

Josie?

- Not quite.

- We've met before.

I'm Josie's clone, remember?

- Of course.

But who, where-

- Maybe you should sit down.

There's a lot to explain.

[birds chirping]

- [Vaughn] Dad?

[soft music plays]

[machine beeps]

- Is there a reason you're here, son?

- I thought I would be able to replace her here.

But there's information on that device

that I can't get to without the pendant.

- [Professor Z] Yes.

While you and the other Josie may be genetically identical,

you don't share the same life experiences.

- So that means the real Josie might know something about

another pendant.

- Or has some knowledge of the device,

which allows her to manipulate it in a way that you cannot.

- Okay, so we need the real Josie. Do you know where she is?

- This may be a difficult concept for you to grasp,

but she's in an alternate timeline.

An alternate universe, if you will.

- Yes! Of course!

You see, since Josie has disappeared,

I have been trying to construct a logical framework

for a universe in which time travel is possible.

I began by speculating about black holes and wormholes.

Now, a black hole is an object so massive

that it is able to swallow anything that comes close to it,

even light.

The intriguing feature of a wormhole

is that there's a way out the other side

to whatever region of time or space

the wormhole is connected to.

Now, obviously, if the wormhole is connected

to a time space from the past

then the wormhole would become our time machine.

And my theory further speculates that when someone travels

to the past, they create a separate reality.

A second version of themselves. Yeah?

Living in a parallel world.

Now, according to this model,

the universe could, in fact,

be split into

an infinite number of copies of itself

in which every possible outcome

of every decision ever made exists somewhere

in an infinitely layered multi-verse.

- Good theory.

- So basically you're saying every time

we traveled through the wormhole,

we created a separate universe?

- That's one way of putting it. Yes, Lucas.

- And Josie's trapped in one of them.

- Trapped?

- What do you mean? I mean, if you know where she is,

why don't you just go get her and bring her back?

[door opens, closes]

- Because she can't.

Josie is the sole inhabitant of the universe she created,

and she can't be removed without creating a paradox

and causing potentially catastrophic damage

to the space-time continuum.

- That's why we couldn't find Josie.

Each time someone has gone back

and changed the past, we have been in the same timeline.

So we've been able to see the results of

that disruption in the present.

But this time it seems

Josie has left the timeline altogether.

- Wait, so is there any way

to get Josie back without creating a paradox?

- I don't see how that would be possible.

However...

even though you and the other Josie don't share

the necessary life experience for you to replace her here-

- I could replace her there.

- This would work.

- Wait, you're not saying that--

- I could travel to the timeline where Josie is.

Because I'm her genetic duplicate,

I may be able to take her place there

and send Josie back here.

- But that means you'll be-

- Trapped.

Just like she is.

[suspenseful music]

[birds chirping] [gentle music]

- Actually, I was coming to ask whether

or not you were going to my graduation.

Then I saw this.

- Don't tell me.

Wanna know what it is?

I think you already know.

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- You and your friends found a device like this

over a year and a half ago.

That's why you wanted the pendant

your mother left for you.

You know it's true. So don't bother lying!

- You have the nerve to talk to me about lying?

After all the stuff you kept hidden from me

my entire life?

- Vaughn, I had my reasons.

- Such as?

- A promise I made to your mother a long time ago.

- [scoffs] Wait a minute.

You're telling me mom told you to lie to me?

- No. Protect you.

- I don't believe you.

You know what? This was a mistake coming here, Dad.

- Do you know what this device does?

- Do you?

- Vaughn, I know that my actions,

although well intended, have caused you pain

and I am truly sorry about that.

But I had hoped we could get past it.

That we could make a fresh start.

That you could forgive me.

- No, Dad,

I can't.

[melancholy music]

[melancholy music continues]

[faint buzzing]

Corrine?

[light whooshes]

- You realize what you're doing?

- I do.

- You'll have to remain in that timeline.

There's no going back.

- Thank you

for your help.

- I wish there was some other way.

Good luck.

- I mean, there has to be some other way.

I mean, something we haven't thought of.

I mean, you don't have to do this.

- I do.

Josie Trent has her destiny to fulfill

and so do I.

[soft piano music plays]

[whooshing]

[soft piano music continues]

[loud buzzing]

Don't be afraid.

- Either I'm dreaming

or I've completely lost my mind.

- Neither.

You know who I am. Search your memory.

- You're my clone.

Are you sure I'm not dreaming?

Where did you come from?

- An alternate timeline.

The one you left the night you traveled back in time

and stole the ball from Victor and Sarah.

- I don't understand.

- Since you went back in time

to steal the ball from Victor in the past,

the present timeline you left, still exists.

Unchanged.

- You mean I didn't destroy everything?

I kept hoping what I did could be reversed somehow.

I thought maybe the janitor would show up.

I, I never expected you.

Where have you been?

- Shortly after I was created, I was sent to the future,

there I was trained as an Observer.

- Observer?

- Time traveler.

In the future, the research begun by Victor Pearson

develops into a technology that allows travel through time.

- Bad technology if you ask me.

- In the wrong hands, yes.

Whenever the technology is abused by those who wish

to manipulate the past in order to shape the future

for their own gain, an Observer is sent into the past

to ensure by indirect means

that time runs its proper course.

- The janitor.

- The janitor is something else.

Kind of an Observer of Observers

from further along the timeline than anyone can imagine.

Sarah Pearson is an Observer.

She was sent to ensure

that Victor Pearson fulfilled his destiny as the guardian

of a powerful source.

- The chi gong ball?

- But Sarah fell in love.

Vaughn was born.

The situation became complicated.

- Understatement of the century.

I wish Victor never found the ball.

I wish none of this had ever happened.

- Don't.

I've seen the timeline where the ball doesn't exist.

Trust me. It's worse.

- So Victor's supposed to have the ball?

- In Victor's hands, the power is used responsibly.

But in the hands of a man named Andreas Avenir,

the universe will suffer a terrible fate.

But you still have a chance to help him.

Did you find Sarah Pearson's pendant here?

- Yes.

When I got here, I tried to explore,

but there was just nothing.

I mean, everything was gone.

[whooshing]

Just me and the school and this endless void.

[suspenseful music]

So I searched the entire school.

I didn't know what I was looking for.

But then I found it.

Sarah Pearson.

[loud knocking]

I recognized it right away.

I just didn't know how it got here.

Somehow it made me feel like

there was hope.

- In this timeline, Victor never succeeded.

The accident at Pearadyne never happened.

Sarah never got lost.

But she must have realized that Avenir was at work

and that something was very wrong with the timeline.

So she left the pendant.

- For me to find?

Then what? How do I stop him?

- When you arrive, your path will become clear.

- Please, for once, will someone just come out

and tell me what I'm supposed to do?!

- I'm configuring this to send you back

to your own timeline.

- What about you?

- I chose to come here

'cause it's the only way to save the future.

- But isn't there...?

- There is not.

Everything happens for a reason, Josie.

[soft music plays]

[insects chirring]

[suspenseful music]

[ball whirring]

- [Vaughn] Corrine.

I might be crazy,

but it seems to me like you're trying to hide something.

Why'd you do it, Corrine?

- I'm scared of what this thing makes people do

and sick of us not being able

to trust each other because of it.

No one is gonna suffer because of this ever again. Ever.

- So, what are you gonna do now?

- I don't know because I don't know who to trust anymore.

- Trust me. - I can't.

- Corrine!

- I know how much you feel you have at stake in this.

- Corrine, if Avenir is telling the truth,

then this could be my only chance

to ever get my mother back!

- And what if he's lying? - Then I have to know.

The only way I'm gonna find out is

if I give that ball to him.

So please, Corrine,

I have to do this.

[Corinne sighs]

[ball whirring]

- Take it.

[gentle music]

- You won't regret this.

- I really hope you find your mom.

But whatever happens, do not forget who your friends are.

Okay?

- I won't.

[upbeat music]

- Anything? - Nothing.

- What could be taking her so long?

- Well, time may move at a very different rate

in their timeline.

They may be acting as quickly as they can.

- Either that or something's gone wrong.

- There you are, Lucas.

Your parents are outside.

Professor Zachary, other parents are arriving

for the graduation ceremony.

I need your help.

- I...

- Now, gentlemen.

[light whirring]

[people chattering outside]

- Hello Josie. I've been expecting you.

- You must be Avenir.

Well, I'd love to stay and chat,

but I have some place to be.

- Apologies.

But I do think it important that

we have an opportunity to catch up.

After all, it's been so very long.

- Get out of my way!

- Come, come now, Josie.

Is that any way to speak to your father?

[dramatic music]

[dramatic music]

[upbeat rock music]

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