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MITCHELL:
All the way over northeast.

Another here.

MAN: Yes, sir!

Another one here.

JACKSON: Medic!

He's still breathing.

Sam! Mitchell!

We've got Bra'tac here.
He's in rough shape.

Dr. Jackson,
we have numerous bodies here.

How many?

I don't know.

Oh, my God. Cam! Medic!

It's Teal'c.

NISAL: I am tired
of this rhetoric.

How long can we talk
of reforming councils

and ridiculous trade policies?

The Ori are taking
our planets by force.

Dividing our people through
religious ideology and fear.

We must fight back now.

We all agree, Nisal.

That is why we are here.

But entering into a war
without leadership,

without proper organization,
would merely be mass suicide.

We must learn from our mistakes

in overthrowing the Goa'uld.

For generations, we have plotted

and fought for our emancipation.

Never once did we
plan for what we would

do with that freedom
after it was ours.

The resulting
infighting and weakness

after our victory
over the Goa'uld

is what leads us to
this vulnerability

at the hands of the Ori now.

(ALL SCREAMING)

(MONITOR BEEPING)

It's nice to see
you conscious again.

How long have I been...

You've been out
for quite a while.

About two weeks.

It was pretty
touch and go there.

It took three rounds of surgery

just to stop the bleeding

and repair the damage
to your spine.

I have to admit,
I was more than a little

worried that you
wouldn't walk again,

but it looks like you're
gonna pull through this.

The others will be glad
to hear that you're awake.

At least one of
them has pretty much

been here ever since
they brought you in.

Of course, I don't know
where they are right now.

He was awake for a few minutes.

Does he know about Bra'tac?

I barely got a chance to tell
him what he's been through,

or what he's going
to have to go through

to get back up on his
feet, for that matter.

Been there.
It's not a good place.

Hey.

What has transpired?

Dr. Lam thinks you should rest.

But we need you to
be on your feet

and back in fighting form
as soon as possible.

Tell me.

We counted 32 dead

and 12 more critically injured.

(PEOPLE SCREAMING)

MITCHELL: Most of the
villagers have scattered to the hills.

CARTER: When you didn't
check in, we came to investigate.

MITCHELL: We can't be sure,
but it looks like

three separate explosive devices

are responsible for the damage.

And what of Bra'tac?

He survived.

If he is here,
then I wish to see him.

Teal'c, you're in
no condition... Now!

Listen, you are
very lucky to be alive.

Give it some time.

Is he badly injured?

I wish I could tell you that he
was going to come out of this,

but, right now,
I just don't know.

BRATAC: For generations,
we have plotted

and fought for our emancipation,

but never once did we plan for

what we would do
with that freedom

after it was ours.

Teal'c. General Landry.

I have received further
intelligence from Jaffa

with close ties to Parnon,

the Jaffa that
organized the summit.

And?

It is believed that a Jaffa
named Arkad is responsible.

I have knowledge of him.

We once engaged in battle,
as opposing First Primes.

He is a warrior without honor.

Which would explain why he chose

to bomb a peaceful
leadership summit.

It is believed that
Arkad has slowly and quietly

been building support for
himself as a new leader.

A leader that would deliver the
Jaffa nation into the hands of the Ori.

So, he would obviously
be opposed

to the organizing of a council

also meant to lead the Jaffa,

especially one
that was intending

to unite them against the Ori.

Arkad is dangerous
and must be eliminated.

Teal'c. General Landry,

Arkad must be found and killed

before any more innocent Jaffa

are senselessly slaughtered.

I'm not going to
order you and SG-1

to hunt down and kill someone

based on what seems to
be rumor, at this point.

Would you be so cautious,
General Landry,

if it were a team of humans

that had been killed
in that bombing?

I know what you're
going through right now,

so I'm going to let that pass.

Arkad is a monster.

In the past, he has
existed solely on the fringes.

But now,

if he is allowed to continue
to use fear and tyranny

to gain control of
a significant Jaffa army

and a fleet of ships,
believe me,

he will become as
much an issue for Earth

as anyone else in the galaxy.

Teal'c, you've done a tremendous
job getting back on your feet,

but Dr. Lam is saying you're
not ready for active duty just yet.

I'm asking you to give
it a little more time.

I have given it enough time!

The resources of this facility
are not going to be used

to fulfill one
man's personal revenge.

I'm just saying,
if Arkad is responsible

and Teal'c's right about
him being a bad man...

I've already issued a
new memo to all teams

to consider the
investigation a top priority.

I don't think
a memo's going to cut it

as far as Teal'c
is concerned, sir.

I take it you've tried to
talk him out of leaving?

Yes, sir. Like sticking my
foot out to trip a freight train.

I can't say that
I blame him, sir.

I don't either.

He's here of his own free will.

He can leave if he wants to.

So, I was thinking we could
Zat him, toss him in a holding cell

until he comes to his senses.

I was thinking it's not
too late to go with him.

I offered.
He doesn't want us to.

He said he would stay in touch.

Let us know what he learns.

You don't really believe that.

GIRL: My father says the
sticks honor those who died.

Indeed.

Do you know who did this?

Yes.

My father says they are cowards.

They must pay with their lives.

They will.

I promise you.

(MONITOR BEEPING)

(WHEEZING)

Help!

Help! We need some help in here!

He's awake. That's a good sign.

Let's extubate.

Just relax. It may be a little
difficult for you to speak right away.

(BRATAC COUGHING)

Go away.

Teal'c of the Tau'ri.

Don't think I don't know
who you are.

What do you know of the
bombing at Dar Eshkalon?

A bunch of Jaffa died.

Don't expect me to shed a
tear for you and your kind.

I don't care what
you and your friends

from the Tau'ri have done.

You Jaffa enslaved my people
for generations.

And don't tell me
that you were only

following the orders
of your masters.

You lived like
kings compared to us,

and don't think that
we will soon forget.

I rejoice.

Rejoice at the sight
of you murdering

each other like
the fools that you are.

(CROWD GASPING)

Tell me what you know.

You think anything you do
at this point really matters?

We are all fodder for the Ori.

I saw a man with a scar
across his face at Dar Eshkalon.

He purchased explosives
on this planet.

You want to buy
something from me?

I think we can work out a deal.

I can pretty much get you
anything you want.

I want a name
and where I can find him.

Or what?

You kill me, you get nothing.

(CHOKING)

You underestimate
the satisfaction

I will get from your suffering.

He was a student
of mine for a while.

I knew from the beginning

that there was
something wrong with him.

I underestimated him once.
Never again.

Teal'c and I both faced him
in battle many times

and many times we
managed to defeat his armies,

but he always escaped.

Yeah, he sounds
like a real charmer.

You know what? You're
tired, you should rest.

No. There is more I
have not told you.

Has Teal'c ever
spoken of his mother?

Not much. I know she's dead.

Teal'c's mother was killed

shortly after Teal'c commanded

an embarrassing victory

over Arkad's fleet.

The murder was never resolved.

For no apparent reason,

someone slipped into her village

and slit her throat
in the night.

And Teal'c believed
it was Arkad's revenge

for the defeat?

It was never proven.

But still,
knowing Teal'c, I mean,

why didn't he go
after Arkad immediately?

He was First Prime of
Apophis at the time.

Teal'c's actions
were chosen for him.

Now, given what Arkad has done,

Teal'c will stop at nothing
to bring an end to him.

Yeah, and that doesn't sound
like any great loss.

As long as it is
Teal'c that is the victor.

LANDRY: Where's your
confirmation coming from?

REYNOLDS: SG-22 recon, sir.

I thought you should hear this.

We've been maintaining contact

with anti-Ori rebels on P8T-365.

That's a predominantly
Jaffa planet that's

already succumbed to
Ori control, right?

Right. This group
we've been monitoring

opposes Ori occupation,
quietly so far,

but is keeping us apprised
of their intentions.

Anyway, they say
several hundred Jaffa,

including a few of
their inside men,

are regularly being
ferried by mother ship

to another planet
to mine raw naquadah.

That makes sense.
The Ori warriors will be

able to make ships,
weapons, supergates.

Yes, but here's
the interesting part.

The Jaffa say this is not
being done for the Ori.

At least, not directly.

Well, how is that possible?

It's an Ori planet.
Somebody's building

weapons right under their noses?

Apparently, a Jaffa named Arkad

has muscled his way into
a relationship with the Ori.

Says he'll police the planet,

get even more Jaffa
planets to fall in line.

Well, that's in line
with the intel we have.

Yes, it seems Arkad
is planning a fairly

major play to
impress his new friends.

Word's floating around that
this weapons-grade naquadah

is being stockpiled in various
locations for use by Arkad,

in a coordinated
attack on Earth.

(GROANS)

Torture me all you want.

I'll tell you nothing.

Though you hide among humans,
I know you are Jaffa.

That is your symbiote lying
on the ground in front of you.

I serve the Ori.

When I die, I will ascend and
join them in everlasting glory.

That is untrue.

You will not
convince me otherwise.

That is most unfortunate.

I have medicine that
would save your life,

should you tell me
what I wish to know.

Never,

Then there are some things
that you should know.

The Ori do not
ascend their followers.

Arkad is a coward
who will die by my hand.

Also, I have implanted an explosive
device within your symbiote pouch.

It is set to detonate
within a matter of moments.

It is the same explosive that
you used to kill 12 warriors,

18 innocent bystanders,
and two children

who had gathered
for a peaceful summit.

They were sinners all,
who chose the path of evil.

Ten seconds.

Where are you going?

I am leaving.

You are about to explode.

(SCREAMS)

So, what does this Arkad
have to gain by attacking Earth?

Maybe he's trying to
up his street cred.

Well, it could be revenge.

It's possible he blames us
for what happened at Dakara.

For all we know, it was
the Ori who instructed him

to try to weaken our resolve.

They must know a direct
attack on Earth is risky

because of
the Antarctic defense system.

Well, right now,
we have no way of detecting,

let alone stopping,
a cloaked cargo ship.

They could go after
whatever targets they want.

Not to mention the countless
casualties that would be created

that would throw the rest
of the planet into chaos.

Primed and ready
for an Ori attack.

I thought the Jaffa
were all about honor

and meeting their enemy
on the battlefield.

Yeah, apparently not this guy.

So, what do we do?

It sounds to me like Teal'c
has the right idea.

HARRIMAN: Unscheduled
offworld activation!

(ALARM SOUNDING)

Receiving a transmission, sir.

On screen.

ARKAD: Warriors of the Tau'ri,
I bid you greetings.

This is General Landry
of Stargate Command.

To whom am I speaking?

My name is Arkad.

I am the leader
of the lilac Renin.

It's Ancient.
Loosely translated,

it means "kingdom of the path."

What can we do for you?

I wish to be granted safe
passage to your planet

so that we may meet in person

and discuss certain issues
that concern us both.

By now, you have
undoubtedly learned of a plot

to brazenly strike at your planet
in a most cowardly manner.

I want to offer my
assistance, as I believe

I am uniquely
capable of stopping

this most dishonorable attack.

He no doubt fed you the
information about the attack

so that he could then claim to
be the one who could prevent it.

Yeah, we figured that. But
what we don't know is why.

And given the very real
threat that's out there,

the IOA wants us to
hear what he has to say.

He is a serpent.
You must not trust him.

I'll let you know how it goes.

I already know.

Nothing good will come of it.

Arkad,
I'm sure you know of SG-1.

Lieutenant Colonels
Mitchell and Carter,

Dr. Daniel Jackson,
and Vala Mal Doran.

It's an honor to finally
meet you all in person.

I have looked forward
to this day for some time.

Let's sit down, shall we?

A shame Teal'c is not here.

We have not had the pleasure of
seeing each other in many years.

We couldn't guarantee
your safety if he was here.

Surely, he does not
still hold a grudge

for past battles we once waged

in the name of
former false gods?

No, I think it has more
to do with recent events.

I assume you are referring to
the tragedy at Dar Eshkalon?

Yeah, in which your good buddy
Teal'c came this close to dying.

Bra'tac sends his regards,
as well.

I don't think he'll mind me
speaking for him when I say that

he'd love to stab you in the
eye with a really big knife.

Thirty-two other Jaffa weren't
nearly as lucky as they were.

You must understand, all of you,

that there are those out there

who would have me falsely
accused of such cowardly actions.

SO, you're saying you
had nothing to do with it?

I fully admit I was
against a gathering.

But those in attendance were
assembling to form a council

that would directly oppose
my campaign to lead all Jaffa.

Into the arms of the Ori.

The reason we
fought for freedom is so

we could believe in what we want

and not be subjugated by anyone.

And you don't see the Ori
as forcing their beliefs on you?

I see Origin as the organized
religion and the source of salvation

all the Jaffa has always sought.

I think we're getting
a little off point here.

I agree.

I assure you, no matter what
our philosophical differences,

I would never authorize
the type of attack

that befell the summit
at Dar Eshkalon.

But you just happen to know
some guys, less respectable,

less honorable than yourself, who
took matters into their own hands.

As a matter of fact, yes.

And I have learned
of similar attacks

against your planet
being planned

by a radical sect of Jaffa,

who see the Tau'ri as a
powerful force in the galaxy,

who oppose our peaceful
movement toward embracing Origin.

And you can stop them?

Yes, I believe I can.

I do not agree
with their tactics,

but at least we see eye
to eye in basic beliefs.

I can use my influence
and my resources

to choke off their ability
to function effectively.

Or you can fund them

and allow them to do
your dirty work for you

while you take
the political high road.

Let's cut the crap!

We all know you're
here for one reason.

Make your demands.

I have no demands.

I understand your mistrust,
but, please, I implore you.

Believe me when I say I will use

all of my vast resources
at my disposal

to thwart this most
heinous threat to your world.

All I ask in return is you
allow the Jaffa people

to believe in what they choose.

If they decide to follow in
the ways of the lilac Renin,

that should be up to them.

If you feel it is your responsibility
to do battle with the Ori

on behalf of the humans
of this galaxy,

then that is your prerogative.

Stay out of your way
and you won't attack us?

General,
my fleet is more powerful

than any Goa'uld has
ever marshaled by tenfold.

If I was to attack this planet,

it would not be in the manner

currently being planned
by these radicals.

And it would not
end well for you.

MITCHELL: Really?

You don't say.

Whether or not our people
ever see eye to eye,

I would like to believe that
they could coexist peacefully.

Your planet has played
an instrumental role

in the very reshaping of
the nature of the galaxy.

I merely wish to avoid
any unpleasant conflicts

between our two respective
nations, before they arise.

I take my leave.

LIZAN: I told you where
to find Bak'al.

He's the Jaffa scum that I
sold the explosives to.

That's all I know.

I do not believe you.

I don't know
anything about Arkad.

You despise Jaffa.
Why protect him?

I'm not afraid to die.

I have no intention
of killing you.

Not until you tell me
where to find Arkad.

Why should I tell you anything,
knowing death is my reward?

That may sound sensible
for the moment,

but, believe me, in time
you will change your mind.

The IOA is taking the threat

of these attacks against
Earth very seriously.

So, what do they want us to do?

Nothing as far as
Arkad is concerned.

Sir?

They want us to
leave him alone for now.

Let him go about his business.

We're supposed to
let him muscle us?

Obviously, we need to
assess his capability,

determine if these threats are
credible and who's really behind them.

If we can prove
that Arkad does pose

a direct threat
to our security...

I'm sorry, sir.
We're supposed to, what?

Find WMDs in his back pocket?

Right at the moment,
we need to play

the intelligence game,

not get into an all-out
war with an enemy

that may have the capability
to inflict severe damage on us.

We need to find out what we can.

We're on it, sir.

Not so fast, Colonel.

I plan to put a number
of teams on it right away,

but, at the moment,

I have another mission for you.

In his mind, Teal'c may have
severed his connections with us

when he set out to kill Arkad.

But he's been part of the SGC,

so he'll still be perceived
as acting on our behalf.

If he succeeds in killing Arkad,

even if he tries and fails,

it will be hard
to convince people

that he was acting alone.

So you want us to
try and stop him?

The IOA is adamant

that Earth, and specifically the
SGC, take no action against Arkad.

I've been charged with
ordering you to find Teal'c

and stop him at all costs.

Hey, no one really thinks
that Arkad gave the SGC

the whereabouts of his
home base of operations

out of diplomatic courtesy?

What, you think he did it
to draw us into a trap?

I doubt that. It's more
likely that he knew that

if anyone was determined
enough to find him, they could,

and he wanted to make sure
we'd be blamed

in the event of any
attack against him.

Regardless of
whether we were behind it.

MITCHELL:
Speaking of determined,

has anyone thought about
the speech

they're going to give to Teal'c?

No, I didn't think so.

Odyssey, this is Mitchell.
We are down.

All right,
everybody knows what to do.

Field generators are in place.

Trip sensors are ready.

I'm glad you're so
sure about this plan.

One way or the other,
you know he's coming.

He'll want
the element of surprise,

so I figure he'll use a cloaked
ship, try to sneak in the back way.

Well, that's what we would do.

Exactly.

He just doesn't know we're
going to try and stop him.

You know, regardless of
who's going to try and stop him,

this is Teal'c
we're talking about.

You know,
Bra'tac seems to think that

if it suits Arkad
to attack Earth,

he'll do so no matter
what his agreement with us.

It's possible he just didn't
want us coming after him yet.

So, he leaks the information
about the plot,

pretends to act towards
stopping the attack,

and, with the time
that he's bought,

gets his chicks in a row.

That's a pretty good theory.
And it's ducks, by the way.

The only problem is, we
have to prove it to the IOA.

Well, what would be
the harm in us just

failing to stop Teal'c
from killing Arkad?

It wouldn't be
entirely on purpose,

and not out of accidental
incompetence either,

if you catch my drift.

Yes, nudge nudge, wink wink.

But if Arkad is the one
planning these attacks,

then I think our best chance
of stopping them

is keeping Arkad alive.

Why's that?

He may be the only one that
knows all the pieces to the puzzle.

Good point. Thank you.

How do we get Arkad to tell us
all the pieces of the puzzle?

Oh, that's the easy part. See,
we capture him, lock him in a room,

and threaten to
let Teal'c kill him.

Genius. Thank you.

It has occurred to you that it could
take days before Teal'c shows up?

Yeah.

He could also have
been here already

and killed Arkad,
for all we know.

Half of SG-3 is
watching the gate.

We'll get some activity,
one way or the other.

Speaking of which...

Colonel Reynolds, come in.

SG-3, you've missed your
scheduled check in. Please respond.

Stay here.

MITCHELL: Hey, somebody got to
Baker and Reynolds.

They're unconscious,
but they're still alive.

Hey, Teal'c?

Teal'c, I know
you're out there, buddy.

If you can hear me, I don't know

what you think is going on here,

but we're here to help.

MITCHELL: Okay, that was a lie,

and I feel terrible about it.
I hate myself.

TEAL'C: Why have you set a
trap for me, Colonel Mitchell?

Trap?

That's crazy talk, man.

Why would we set a trap for you?

I intend on killing Arkad.

Do not try and stop me.

Teal'c, it's Daniel. Listen,
now just hear me out.

Now, apparently,
there's a radical group

of Jaffa poised to attack Earth.

Arkad claims to have
the means to stop them,

and he says he'll help us
if we leave him alone.

It is likely Arkad is
behind those attacks.

Yes, I know, I know.
We figured as much.

But we just think it's best
for ourselves and you

if we all just step back
and consider all the angles.

I am not acting
on behalf of Earth.

The IOA is worried
it may still look that way.

Unfortunately,
that is no longer my concern.

I will avenge the deaths
of the Jaffa at Dar Eshkalon.

Arkad must die, no matter
what the consequences.

I do not wish to
harm any of you.

But if you try
and stop me, I will.

So, now what?

Well, he's got to be
headed for the pyramid.

Drop the stick.

Drop the stick.

I do not wish to harm you,
Colonel Mitchell.

Then drop the stick.

You know, I don't think anyone
here wants to get harmed.

Probably me more than you.

Look, Teal'c...

(GRUNTING)

(GROANS)

Okay, all right.
We can talk about this.

The time for talk is over,
Colonel Mitchell.

ARKAD: After all these years,
still as predictable as ever.

Leave.

You've gotten old
and slow. Get up.

(GROANS)

I remember when you
were a true warrior,

the pride of Apophis,

feared by all those
who opposed you.

Do you remember, Teal'c,
how powerful you were then?

Do you remember Co'rak?

You had us on the run.

You bombarded the planet from
space and you left no survivors!

I lost my parents that day,

my sister,

yet I still admired you.

One day, I thought...

I thought I would be so brave.

I would have the courage to
bring my enemies to their knees,

like the great
Jaffa warrior, Teal'c.

Fight!

Look at you now.

A legend.

You defeated the mighty
Goa'uld themselves.

You brought
freedom to all Jaffa.

You gave us the chance
to seek salvation,

but you,
you rejected it yourself.

Your punishment must be to
have gotten so soft and frail.

Have you spent so
long with humans

that you've become
so much like them?

It's a shame

you won't live to see me
bring the Tau'ri to their knees.

(GRUNTING)

Before you die, I want
you to know the truth.

I had my revenge for the day
that you attacked Co'rak

and you slaughtered my family.

I killed your mother.

(GROANS)

Teal'c!

There was a time when you would
have come away from such a battle

without a scratch.

I'm alive. Arkad is not.

Indeed.

Just finished reading
your report, Colonel.

Everything in order, sir?

Arkad set a trap for you,
took you prisoner,

and you were fortunate
Teal'c was there to rescue you.

Arkad was killed and
Teal'c injured in the process.

Yes, sir, that's what it says.

This is going to be a tough pill

for the IOA to swallow, son.

I believe I also mention

that Arkad admitted to
planning the attacks

and they were going to
go through with them

regardless of what we'd do.

Yeah, it's too bad you
weren't able to learn more.

Arkad took credit for
the murder of my mother.

If he was responsible, he was
too much a coward to do it himself.

The one who did died by my hand.

You never told me.

Still, Arkad got
what he deserved.

There are many more
as corrupt as he was.

And we will hunt them
until they are no more.

I would not like to be
the one who opposes you.

I have learned from
the best, old friend.

I have not said
this to you before,

and I should have.

You are the son I never had.

I could not be more proud.