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Previously on Stargate SG-1.

Wasn't Daniel telling me about
a very powerful weapon

in the hands of the Jaffa on Dakara?

It's not a weapon, technically. But we
did adapt it to destroy the Replicators.

Wait. Where are you going? I want to see.

Can I hold her? She's my baby. Why...

She will be the beacon of light
in the darkness

to the warriors of the Ori.

She will lead us to glorious victory.

Wait, wait, wait,
we're talking about a baby here, right?

She's been genetically altered.

She'll be a fully-grown figurehead
in a day or so.

Leave me. Grab her.

Oh, yeah, like that's going to happen.

Six more worlds have fallen to the Ori.

According to those
who witnessed the battle,

the enemy is led by a young woman
of extraordinary powers.

Mark this day,

for the darkness of your world
has been lifted

so the light of Origin may shine upon it.

You have cast aside the shackles of
the past to welcome a brighter future.

Now, hear the words of the Orici.

It's Adria.

The unbelievers amongst you
sought to hinder our message.

They took up arms
in an attempt to suppress the truth,

but they failed and were vanquished.

A reminder to all that
Origin cannot be extinguished.

It will flourish throughout this world
and countless others.

The believers amongst you
have been richly rewarded

with truth, with Origin.

It is now up to you to help others see
as you have seen,

to spread the message
by joining the armies of the Ori.

Sir, I'm picking up an energy reading
coming from the surface of the planet.

What is it?

It's a wave of radiation, sir,
emanating from the gate, spreading fast.

Get them out of there.

They're back on deck.

- What happened?
- That's what we're trying to figure out.

Sir I'm not picking up
any life signs on the planet.

That's impossible.

What is it, a sensor malfunction?

All systems are operating normally.

There are thousands of people
on that planet.

He's right.

We're not picking up anything.

Vala, wait.

Look, we've still don't know
what happened down there.

They're all dead, Daniel.
That's what happened.

I'm sorry.

What for?

Well, believe it or not,
I know how you feel.

Adria was your daughter,

- and even though she was...
- Relief.

That's what I feel. Relief.

What, you don't think I'd want to be
responsible for the enslavement

of an entire galaxy, do you?

It was hardly your fault.

I knew she was the will of the Ori
even before she was born.

I could have done something about it,
but I didn't.

She was your child.

Maternal instinct
can only excuse so much.

Of course, I did tell myself that
my relationship with her might prove

to be an advantage,
that at some point, some critical moment,

I might be able to reach her
in a way that no one else could.

And you might have been right.

I'm just relieved I'll never
have to find out for sure.

Unscheduled
offworld activation.

- Chief?
- Receiving Bra'tac's IDC, sir.

Open the iris.

Bra'tac.

What brings you by?

A matter that threatens millions of lives.

Lieutenant Evans, report.

There's no sign of residual radiation, sir.

No chemical or biological agents
in the atmosphere.

The place is clean.

The weird thing is, whatever it was,
it only seems to have targeted

living tissue, 'cause everything else
was left behind.

You said the wave emanated
from the stargate.

That's right.

From there it spread over the entire
surface of the planet before dissipating.

What?

We know of only one device
that would operate in such a manner.

The council is convinced our only hope
for survival against the armies

of the Ori is to attack them
using the ancient device on Dakara.

The same device we used
to wipe out the Replicators.

Except that now
it strikes with new purpose.

To unmake living beings.

Hours ago, the first target was struck,
a planet...

We already know about it.

SG-1 was there, doing recon.

They were beamed out
before your weapon could hit them.

The villagers weren't so lucky.

- That is tragic.
- It's mass murder.

Why the hell didn't you do
something about it?

Our new leader, Se'tak, has convinced
the council

that this is our only hope for survival.

The more I spoke out against it,
the more isolated I became.

I need to contact the Odyssey,
let them know what's happening,

and then I need to meet this man myself.

I am ashamed that my brothers
have utilized these methods.

- They're desperate.
- There is no honor.

Freedom without honor is meaningless.

What's done is done,

and there's still an opportunity here.

We've got an Ori ship sitting
on the ground, unmanned and unguarded.

We must act quickly.

You know your way around this tub?

All the corridors look the same.
I haven't got my bearings yet.

There has to be some sort of control room.

I'm guessing it'll be
in one of the forward sections.

We've got a lot of ground to cover.

Time to split up.

Can I ask you a question?

Just the fact you have to ask me
to ask me makes me think I should say no.

Back on the Odyssey,
you said you knew how I felt.

- What did you mean?
- What?

Well, with Adria.

You said, "Believe it or not,
I know how you feel."

What did you mean?

Yeah.

Ten years ago,
my wife was taken as host by a Goa'uld.

The framed picture on the wall
in your office, is that her?

Yeah. Her name was Sha're.

We were married for just over a year
when she was taken.

I swore I would get her back.

What happened?

I joined SG-1 and searched for her
for over two years, but in the end,

I couldn't save her.

For a long time,
I felt guilty that I'd failed her.

And now?

Now, I can at least draw comfort
from the fact that she's no longer

suffering at the hands of the Goa'uld.

I guess in a small way,
I feel relieved as well.

Wow, check this out.

I'm no expert, but this looks important.

It appears to be
a power generation chamber.

Exactly, which has me thinking

it could be a good place to drop a little C4.

It would be our best opportunity to disable
the vessel, should it be necessary.

Just in case we can't get this thing
flying before the Ori come back,

we win one for the home team
while we're hauling ass for the gate.

A great Jaffa once said,
"Exalted is the warrior

"who achieves victory without battle."

Winning shows strength.

Winning without fighting shows true skill.

You are a student of Ancient strategies.

No, Landry said it to me.

I think he was quoting Sun Tzu.

Or it could have been Dr. Phil.

I've already advised the Pentagon
that I'm heading offworld.

I may be a while.

With all due respect, sir, you think
you might consider taking along

a few Marines?

This is a diplomatic mission, Chief.

The last time I checked,
the Jaffa were our allies.

I can't go disrespecting them
in their own house.

- Lf you say so, sir.
- Sometimes you make the right decision.

Sometimes you make the decision right.

- Patton?
- That one's Dr. Phil.

Now, if you'll excuse me,
Bra'tac is waiting.

Guys, I think I've found something.

What do you got?

I think it might be the bridge.

And it looks like
the main command interface is a chair,

similar to the weapons platform
in Antarctica.

It would make sense that the technology
would be similar to the Ancients.

Vala, you said most of the people
on board the ship

were simple villagers, right?

Yes, why?

I think it's likely the Priors
who are flying the ships.

Unfortunately, that probably means

the chair is keyed
to their unique brain physiology.

Don't sweat it.
Plan B is in place.

Okay, let's not jump the gun just yet.

At the very least, I'd like to
try to get some information

out of this database
before we start blowing things up.

I hear you, Sam, but it won't be long

before the Ori come back for this ship,
and we're not going to let them...

Cam?

Cam, what's happening?

Not much,

but we've got ourselves some company.

I am Bo'rel of the free Jaffa, and
we have come to lay claim to this vessel.

Slow down, brother. We were here first.

Cam, report.

It's all right, Sam.
Just a little misunderstanding

with some of our Jaffa friends.

- Go back to work.
- There is no misunderstanding.

We achieved this victory,
therefore we claim the spoils.

What you have done is sacrificed
the lives of thousands of innocents.

No one is innocent who joins
with my enemy.

They were invaded by an army
with massively superior firepower.

They should have resisted.

So die at the hands of the Ori
or die at the hands of the Jaffa.

Some choice.

What was that?

Enough of this. The ship is ours.
Now, lower your weapons.

That's not gonna happen.

Colonel Mitchell...

Sam, we've got trouble.

Odyssey, this is Carter,
requesting immediate extraction.

Do it.

Major?

Something's wrong.

I can't get a lock on them.

Odyssey, what's happening?

We're getting too much signal
degradation for a successful beam-out.

As far as I can tell, the malfunction's
not coming from this end.

Guys, we've got a problem.

The Odyssey can't beam us out.

Why not?

Well, I'm not 100% sure, but
I think I may have activated the shields.

Why would you do that?

- It wasn't intentional.
- Oh.

Can you reverse it?

I'll give it a try.

SG-1, this is Odyssey.

Three Hatak vessels are moving
into positions around the planet.

Don't chance it, Odyssey.
We can't risk losing another ship.

All right. Be advised that
we're leaving range to avoid detection.

- Get us out of here.
- Copy that.

The Ori, it turns out, are not invincible.

This first strike against them
must be considered nothing less

than a complete success.

But at what cost?

Leave us.

Unable to gather support from
your fellow Jaffa, you dishonor yourself

by seeking it elsewhere.

I'm honored.

General Hank Landry.

- The Tau'ri, your people...
- Are pissed.

Your use of this Ancient device
violates our prior agreement.

An agreement made with the former
leadership that I no longer feel bound to.

So you're going to have your people
go back on their word?

Much has changed since my predecessors
consented to that agreement.

We now face an enemy powerful enough

to have rendered
our conventional weapons useless.

Your forces have proven
equally ineffective.

This device is our only means
of striking back at them.

Which includes
slaughtering innocent people.

If future attacks against armies
of the Ori allow us to recover

enough of their ships,

we will then have a powerful fleet
with which to strike back against them.

But until then,
this device is our only option.

Incidental genocide is not an option.

Granted, the cost of victory is great.

But the cost of defeat
would be even greater.

All right, all right.

Where is the rest of your team,
Colonel Mitchell?

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

You were speaking with a female.

Right.

She's back at the village,
probably gone through the gate by now.

You are lying.

This is a message
to all Tau'ri on board this vessel.

My name is Bo'rel.

My brothers and I have taken this ship
in the name of all free Jaffa.

We have Teal'c and Colonel Mitchell
in custody.

Surrender now
and no harm will come to them.

If you do not identify yourselves
immediately, we will have no choice

but to assume your intentions are hostile,

in which case we will
deal with the prisoners harshly.

So be it.

Bo'rel, this is Daniel Jackson
of Stargate Command.

Listen, there's no reason
we should be fighting each other.

We should be working together.

I'm afraid that would not be possible.

Look, we're dealing
with some very advanced technology,

and we have some experience
that might be useful.

You doubt our ability to fly this ship?

I'm just saying there's not a lot of time,

and it would be in everyone's
best interests if we pool our resources.

My orders are to take this ship
and all on board.

You will reveal your location to me now.

That won't be necessary.

Bo'rel, we have them.
- Well done.

Hold them until our patrols
find the control room.

You're making a big mistake.

More Ori ships will be here soon.

Then they will suffer the same fate.

I think not.

I think not.

Adria.

Hello, Mother.

Okay.

We all know, darling,
that you have telekinetic powers.

You can stop showing off now.

I've missed you, Mother.

They said I should forget about you,
that you'd abandoned me

- because you didn't care.
- No.

I knew you'd come back for me.

How is it that you're even alive?

Everyone else on the planet was killed.

I was saved by this.

It holds a piece of the holy city of Celestis.

It protects me, keeps me safe.

Soon, the other ships will come for us,

and once we're back with the fleet,
I promise you, Mother,

we'll never be separated again.

There are some who hold the Tau'ri
in great esteem for the assistance

they provided us against the Goa'uld.

I'm guessing you're not one of them?

While I recognize the contributions
made, I question the motive.

I suspect it had more to do
with self-preservation than generosity.

We had a common enemy,

and as much as the Tau'ri would have us
believe that we could not have defeated

the Goa'uld without them, I know better.

What is this device?

Haven't got a clue.

I will not ask you again.

Nope. Still nothing.

Yes.

Find out what's happening.

Listen, we're not rejoining the fleet.

- You're coming with me.
- No, I can't abandon my army.

- It's not your army.
- Of course it is.

Well, as your mother,
I'm putting my foot down.

You're too young to have your own army.

They look to me for guidance,
for protection and for answers.

Tell me what happened to my people
here on this planet.

No, don't.

He doesn't know anything.

Adria!

You have a strong mind.

Wake up, Jaffa.

Welcome back.

Now, tell me,

what happened to the believers
who came to spread Origin

to this world?

Yours is a backward people,

too primitive to have created
such an effective weapon.

So tell me,
how did it come into your hands?

Where is it?

- Stop.
- Don't interfere, Mother.

Where, Jaffa?

I didn't know you knew
how to use one of those things.

Well, piece of cake.

Where is the weapon?

Dakara.

Dakara.

If you continue to use this weapon
in violation of our previous agreement,

our alliance is in jeopardy.

And what does this alliance do
to benefit the Jaffa?

If it were not for the Tau'ri,
we would still be slaves to the Goa'uld.

That was in the past.

Now we face
a much more dangerous enemy,

and every day,
while we lose ground to the Ori,

the Tau'ri homeworld
remains curiously untouched.

We are the ones fighting this battle.

We are the ones dying by the thousands.

And yet you choose to test
your new toy on a human world,

not on one of a dozen Jaffa planets
that have fallen to the Ori.

Why is that, exactly?

This discussion is over.

The Odyssey
tried to beam us out of here,

but somehow
the shields have been activated.

At first, I thought it was
something I'd done,

but after checking the controls,
I realized it wasn't me.

There's someone else on board.

Three mother ships are in orbit
over the planet.

The Odyssey had to retreat
in order to avoid being detected.

Then the stargate
is our only means of escape.

Jackson. Vala. Come in.

If you can hear me,
we're getting the hell out of Dodge.

Too late.

Sam?

I don't know.

I need you to rally your supporters,
find out who's on side

and who you can trust.

In the meantime, I'm...

What is the meaning of this?

We just received word.

The Ori ship has taken flight.

I might be able to override
primary systems from the control room.

Scans are detecting no transmitter signals
on the surface of the planet.

Is it possible SG-1 escaped
through the gate?

Well, if they had, Stargate Command
would have given us the heads-up by now.

No, it's more likely
they're still on that ship.

Sir, if that's the case,

and it's on its way to rendezvous
with the rest of the Ori fleet,

- we've lost them.
- Maybe not.

We still may have a shot at rescuing SG-1

provided that ship is headed
where I think it is.

Major, set a course for Dakara.

The Ori ship destroyed three Hatak vessels
before jumping into hyperspace.

I'm sorry to hear that.

The Jaffa on the planet
reported no gate activity,

no other ships in the vicinity,

nor were there any survivors
after the initial attack.

Not a single soldier of the Ori
was left alive.

What's your point?

The only other people on board that ship
are from Stargate Command.

You cannot possibly think
the Tau'ri are responsible for this.

What other explanation is there?

We're not in the habit
of conducting sneak attacks on our allies,

however much we may disagree
with their tactics.

You were jealous of the power
we command through the Ancient device.

You sought to redress that balance
by taking the Ori ship.

When the Hatak stood in your way,
they were swept aside.

- Se'tak, this is madness.
- We shall see.

Guard them.

Here's a question.

Who's flying this boat?

I know Tomin will be happy
to see you again.

Tomin's alive?

He wasn't on the planet with you?

No. I've been traveling with various ships.

As the leader of this great enlightenment,
it's important that

I make my presence known,

especially now when
the first inroads are being made.

Once the rest of the fleet arrives,
I'll have a much harder time of it.

How many other ships are coming?

Many, many more.

By my estimation, the galaxy
will be converted within the year.

Jackson, come in.

Jackson, Vala. Can you hear me?

We're gonna have to go out there
and look for them.

- Sam...
- I'll keep at it.

Well, at least it's not raining.

I don't know why you're complaining.

You should be delighted.
As the mother of the Orici,

you will be revered by
all the followers of Origin.

While I appreciate the celebrity status,
I have to admit it would get

very tiresome very quickly, especially if
I had to perform for the masses.

I'm not very good with crowds.

There will be no demands made on you.

All you have to do
is accept Origin into your heart.

That could be a problem.

Perhaps at first, but eventually
you will embrace the truth.

I don't think so.

You're my mother.

If I'm unable to convince you,

how can I be expected to sway
the countless worlds in this galaxy?

Until I have brought you into the fold,
my mission here is a failure.

I can be very stubborn.

Then I'll be patient and very determined.

What about all the other people that
refuse to bow down to the will of the Ori?

Are you gonna
show them the same courtesy?

There is a limit to my patience.

And there's a difference between
devotion and blind submission.

You can't expect to win
the faith of your followers through fear

and intimidation.

What would you have me do?

Give people a choice.

I'm trying to bring an entire galaxy
from darkness into light.

In order to do that,
all doubt must be removed

or it will spread like a cancer.

It's that simple.

This is getting a little old, don't you think?

You will turn this ship back immediately.

Love to.
Unfortunately, we're not the ones flying it.

You lie.

Would you accuse me of lying as well?

We are unaware of
who is in control of this vessel

but suspect they may be on board with us.

We, in fact, share a common enemy.

Whatever's between us,
we can finish that later.

Right now, we have to re-take this ship.

That's more like it.

- Adria, listen to me...
- I'm sorry, Mother.

The time for talking is over.

We've arrived.

Is that what I think it is?

Is that what I think it is?

Dakara.

My suspicions have been confirmed.

What are you talking about?

The Ori ship has arrived.

You would try to force us
to give up the Ancient device

rather than have us wield its power.

I'm telling you,
my people are not responsible for this.

We will gather our fleet
and lay siege to your world.

We will take back the Ori ship
and avenge our fallen brothers.

You don't think that whoever is flying
this boat is on a friendly trip, do you?

No. Me neither.

With the engines activated, there may be
a significantly greater reaction to the C4.

The ship may well be destroyed.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

We must not allow this ship
to launch an attack.

Right.

Colonel Mitchell...

Just trying to think
of some appropriate last words.

What happened?

Nothing.

Yeah, I know.

Why not?

You should thank me.

I just saved your lives.

What are you talking about?

SG-1, this is Odyssey. Do you read?

Odyssey, this is Colonel Carter.

We're gonna try
and beam you out of there.

It won't work. The shield is still active.

I'm trying to shut it down.
Please stand ready.

The weapon is capable of firing
through a gate but it is also capable

of releasing a wave that will
encompass this world and beyond,

wiping out all life forms on any ships
that happen to be in planetary orbit.

We will be perfectly safe here
within this shielded chamber.

You will survive to bear witness.

The Jaffa have finally taken their rightful
place as a true power in this galaxy.

It won't be that easy.

Why wouldn't it be? I'm about to destroy
the only real threat against us.

You're forgetting about someone.
What about the Ancients?

You know as well as I do
they'll never get involved.

We have free rein in this galaxy.

Adria, listen to me.

I promise to stay with you.
I'll hear you out on the whole Origin thing.

I'll even try and keep an open mind.

Just let everyone else go.

It's too late for them, but don't worry.

I'll be keeping him alive.

We have plans for you.

We are ready.

My people may be on board that ship.

Not for much longer.

Fire the weapon.

Odyssey, we're good to go.

- Get them the hell out of there.
- Yes, sir.

Now.

What happened?

The weapon appears to have had no effect.

Come! Come!

The area was evacuated.

The gate is unguarded!

Fire again.

Fire the weapon!

There is news.

A cargo ship dispatched to the area has
reported complete and utter devastation.

Dakara is no more.

Meanwhile, we received word that
five more planets have fallen to the Ori,

including Hebridan and Langara.

So far, we haven't heard anything
from our allies on either world.

We are getting our asses whooped,
and it looks like that Merlin device

is the only shot we have at stopping them.

Then find it. Dismissed.

The council is in disarray.

The Jaffa nation is fractured,

and without Dakara
to bring us all together,

I fear everything we have fought for
all these years will be lost.

The war is not over, old friend.

If only I could have done more
to oppose Se'tak.

There's nothing to be gained
by second-guessing yourself.

Can't remake the past,

so look ahead.

Or risk being left behind.

She displays the wisdom
of a battle-seasoned warrior.

She's a mother.

Close enough.