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"There once was a serpent...
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"who only traveled one direction:
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always forward, never backward."
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"Until one day,
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the serpent came upon a demon."
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"The demon cursed the serpent,
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"driving him insane,
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causing him to eat his own tail."
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"The serpent was blind,
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"but a few, those who were serious,
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"knew the serpent's true path,
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"so they created a weapon,
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a weapon to destroy the demon."
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Ticky-tock...
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those eyes...
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left, right, swaying
like a granddaddy clock.
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Jennifer, where have you been?
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Whoa, whoa...
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Whoa, hey-hey-hey. Cole!
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Hey, Jennifer, hey, stay with me.
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- Jennifer...
- Ms. Goines, what happened?
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It was all in here...
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Now it's all in there.
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Told you, Otter Eyes.
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If you gave me yellow...
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I could paint you the world!
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Oh, my God.
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What the hell is this?
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Some kind of Primary message?
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The Primaries had ample time
to say what they mean.
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This isn't a message.
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They've given us
one final mystery to solve.
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Deacon's?
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I miss him.
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So do I.
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I cleaned the wounds,
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but they're just gonna hurt
for a little while.
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I'm sorry, there isn't
much more I could do.
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You're a good doctor, Cassie.
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The symbols...
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What do they mean?
What are we looking for?
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The center.
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54 unique symbols, by my count,
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in no apparent order.
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The various strands and pieces
don't even align,
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so there's no telling the logic.
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Far too many to be numeric;
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twice too many to be alphabetical.
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There doesn't appear to be a pattern.
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It's completely random.
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We're looking at them
from the wrong angle.
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Start at the center.
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It's a spiral.
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They're puzzle pieces.
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They fit together.
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Ten macro-symbols,
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representing zero through nine.
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Presented in a logarithmic spiral.
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This is a program for a machine.
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There seems to be a pattern
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of two symbols repeating
in groups of four.
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These are dates.
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With which of these
are we most familiar?
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1-9 and 2-0:
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the 1900s and the 2000s.
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Given four numbers, I should
be able to decipher the rest.
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The Primaries built
a machine for you, Mr. Cole.
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Perhaps this can tell us
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where it was meant to send you.
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Get dressed, Marion.
We have to stay on the move,
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find a way back to my mother.
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We should drive down to Raritan.
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Katerina and Elliot clearly know you.
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- Hey, Marion, this is...
- My name is Emma.
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Marion is just a name I made up...
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The name that I chose for myself.
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It was the first choice I ever made.
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Now you can choose to help us.
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You cannot stop what never began.
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Not you, not Katerina, not James Cole.
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Your son.
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It may begin and end with her,
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but somehow in the middle
is you and him.
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That's impossible.
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- No, I haven't had a child.
- You will.
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That's why I was sent here, to find you,
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to find out how James's mother
knew the legend,
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and now I know.
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What's it mean?
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I don't know.
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I didn't write it.
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Who did?
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Your mother.
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You're not meant
to destroy the world, Marion.
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You're meant to help save it.
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What if Katerina and Elliot
don't believe us?
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I'm their daughter.
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- Yeah, we can prove it.
- Yeah.
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I'm going to be a mother.
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Oh!
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They found us!
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Hold on!
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Within the Primary code,
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we found dozens of temporal coordinates,
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more specifically, our coordinates.
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2013, then 2015: Philadelphia.
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Tokyo.
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'44, '75, 1491, and so on.
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Everywhere, every-when you've ever been.
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Except one.
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A set of coordinates which doesn't match
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anything in our system.
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April 3rd, 2018:
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New York, JFK Airport.
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That's two days before...
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The plague.
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Our first mission.
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The best weapon to kill Olivia?
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Destroy the one that made her.
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The first reported cases of the virus
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were global and simultaneous...
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Argentina, London, Prague...
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New York, on the 5th and 6th of April.
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Why two days before?
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The plague has an incubation
period of 24 to 48 hours.
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You can't survive it.
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You can only spread it.
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And in 36 hours,
the world will realize...
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it's over.
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And JFK is one of the most traveled
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international airports in North America.
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This time...
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this place...
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Is when they release the plague.
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Initiate splinter sequence.
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Officer down! Officer down!
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Terminal One concourse.
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Officer down!
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Cole!
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The virus!
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Behind you!
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We need to restart.
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It's definitely M5-10.
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We never knew how it was released.
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We do now.
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If they only had one remaining sample.
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Well, then this is how
you maximize its impact:
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turn a building full of innocent people
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into traveling time bombs.
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So what now?
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Go back and stop the tall man
from dropping it?
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Or... steal it out from under him
before he can.
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One guess where they've been keeping it.
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After Jennifer vanished,
the whole business collapsed.
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Scrapped and sold off for parts.
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That'll happen when your CEO promises
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to genetically engineer a unicorn.
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The plague,
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another Markridge facility.
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It's too easy. Something's off.
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Come on.
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This feel familiar to you?
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The Night Room.
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What is that thing?
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The origin.
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...inside that'll make
a centuries-old virus.
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There's something about its eyes.
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It's eyes...
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I think that's us.
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Power's still on.
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Cold storage.
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That's it, the one from the airport.
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Now we just
need to destroy it.
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I just don't wanna
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accidentally release the damn thing
in a hotel in Midtown.
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Well, viruses need
specific conditions to thrive.
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They take time to die.
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We burned it last time,
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but since you don't want
to set the hotel on fire,
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we'll drown it.
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Hannah?
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You've been stranded here for years.
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Why didn't you find us sooner?
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And risk it all? Causality?
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Accidentally undo something
that shouldn't be undone?
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I couldn't, so I waited.
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What happened?
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We gotta go. Come on.
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Come on.
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Okay...
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Hello? Help!
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Somebody's hurt!
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Hello?
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Jones sent you to find my mother?
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Hey, hey, what's going on?
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- What happened to you?
- No, it was not me.
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The car crashed, um,
the man was shooting, then...
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- It's okay. It's okay.
- Please.
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It's... it's all right.
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Marion was the name she chose.
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Before that, there was Emma.
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She was from Titan.
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She was born with a single purpose...
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To complete Titan
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so that it could initiate
one final sequence,
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something that my father called
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the Hartle Hawking State:
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space...
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without time,
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their Red Forest.
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Titan will create
a paradox of time itself,
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moments over moments,
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so great that it could never be undone.
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Its effects will be felt across
every hour, every minute,
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every second simultaneously.
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Every day that ever existed
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will be the last day on earth.
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Ms. Goines?
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Doomsday alarm woke me up.
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The readings from Titan
are unprecedented.
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The sheer volume of
temporal energy is astounding.
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My mother once said that time travel
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was both the cause and
the effect of all of this.
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But none of that matters anymore.
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We have the virus.
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The Primaries sent us
here to destroy it.
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Once Olivia turns on her weapon,
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begins her Red Forest,
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she'll exist outside of causality.
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Destroying the plague won't stop her.
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But it will rob us of the only weapon
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we have to use against her...
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Time travel.
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The Primaries didn't send us
here to stop the plague.
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They sent us here to release it.
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No. No, no!
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This whole mission has been
about saving 7 billion people,
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not killing them.
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You can't ask me to do this.
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For what?
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Either 7 billion people die today...
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Or everyone dies forever.
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James Cole.
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James Cole.
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Why do they know him?
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The only one of true importance
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is James Cole!
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Why?
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You shouldn't be here.
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You have work to finish.
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The virus was taken
by James and Cassandra
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on the eve of its release.
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They've interfered again.
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Broken yet another cycle.
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James Cole somehow remains
a threat to our perfect realm.
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Today, I will end his cycle,
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and then...
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I will ensure the plague is born
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not as you may have intended,
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but as it always has.
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The Witness has spoken.
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Mothers die for their children.
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Yours died protecting you.
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What was she like?
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Lost, I think.
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She always said she felt
trapped between two worlds,
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the one she was raised in and this one,
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the world she came to know.
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She grew up without her mother.
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Never knew her father.
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I don't think she realized
how much that it shaped her,
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until she was faced with
the idea of giving you up.
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So she left,
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handed me off to my dad
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with nothing but that bullshit story.
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00:20:14,939 --> 00:20:16,408
No.
277
00:20:16,441 --> 00:20:18,546
The story's not over yet, James.
278
00:20:24,189 --> 00:20:25,424
We should go.
279
00:20:42,591 --> 00:20:44,929
Go home.
280
00:20:55,549 --> 00:20:57,053
You sent them where?
281
00:20:57,086 --> 00:21:00,159
We found the coordinates in your code:
282
00:21:00,193 --> 00:21:02,163
hundreds of dates,
283
00:21:02,195 --> 00:21:03,733
our splinters,
284
00:21:03,765 --> 00:21:07,640
and among them,
the origin of the plague.
285
00:21:08,085 --> 00:21:11,214
Even for a mad hatter,
that doesn't make sense.
286
00:21:11,246 --> 00:21:14,339
Wh... why a thousand dates
when you only need one?
287
00:21:14,387 --> 00:21:16,779
You don't gift-wrap
a needle with a haystack.
288
00:21:16,820 --> 00:21:19,525
But the Primaries built a machine.
289
00:21:19,559 --> 00:21:22,698
That you needed a machine to get to.
290
00:21:22,732 --> 00:21:26,104
Unless it wasn't about the machine
291
00:21:26,139 --> 00:21:29,119
but about its function.
292
00:21:29,344 --> 00:21:30,910
Maybe...
293
00:21:31,172 --> 00:21:33,443
it was...
294
00:21:33,544 --> 00:21:36,044
maybe it was never meant...
295
00:21:36,243 --> 00:21:38,475
meant...
296
00:22:06,283 --> 00:22:08,063
Cole...
297
00:22:08,286 --> 00:22:11,789
there was a time we made
a promise to these people.
298
00:22:13,320 --> 00:22:15,292
Just remember what you told me,
299
00:22:15,466 --> 00:22:18,273
over and over again,
before we even met...
300
00:22:19,374 --> 00:22:21,479
Sometimes terrible things happen...
301
00:22:21,511 --> 00:22:24,685
So that great things
can happen next.
302
00:22:27,523 --> 00:22:28,792
All this time...
303
00:22:31,664 --> 00:22:34,537
It was always us.
304
00:22:56,853 --> 00:22:57,855
Okay.
305
00:22:57,880 --> 00:22:59,786
It's okay, Jonesy.
306
00:22:59,818 --> 00:23:01,589
It's okay.
307
00:23:04,825 --> 00:23:08,199
I need to see this to the end.
308
00:23:08,255 --> 00:23:10,259
I have to.
309
00:23:12,095 --> 00:23:14,601
You will.
310
00:23:14,633 --> 00:23:16,904
I'm here.
311
00:23:16,975 --> 00:23:19,981
I'll push you until the clocks stop
312
00:23:20,094 --> 00:23:22,265
and the road runs out.
313
00:23:31,302 --> 00:23:35,345
I did my damnedest to enter
every coordinate, every date,
314
00:23:35,370 --> 00:23:38,680
but it's little more
than a jumble of data.
315
00:23:38,735 --> 00:23:40,305
Okay...
316
00:23:40,724 --> 00:23:44,698
a weapon to destroy the demon...
317
00:23:44,731 --> 00:23:47,588
But how would you do that exactly?
318
00:23:47,904 --> 00:23:51,244
The loops and tangles of time.
319
00:23:51,536 --> 00:23:54,207
To stop something that never started,
320
00:23:54,258 --> 00:23:57,570
to end something that never began,
321
00:23:57,690 --> 00:24:00,213
you must break them.
322
00:24:00,246 --> 00:24:02,349
Untangle...
323
00:24:03,720 --> 00:24:05,965
Dr. Adler, run a simulation:
324
00:24:06,011 --> 00:24:08,387
the Primary code against
the current time stream.
325
00:24:29,447 --> 00:24:30,984
This is a simulation
326
00:24:31,018 --> 00:24:33,122
of the current time stream
as we know it.
327
00:24:33,155 --> 00:24:36,691
When we initiate
the Primary code sequence...
328
00:24:39,433 --> 00:24:41,972
- The serpent's free!
- Yeah.
329
00:24:42,004 --> 00:24:44,110
Only traveling in one direction again.
330
00:24:44,142 --> 00:24:47,459
The loops are broken, erased.
331
00:24:47,870 --> 00:24:51,332
Julian, show me those
splinter coordinates again.
332
00:25:09,815 --> 00:25:11,509
You were right, Katarina.
333
00:25:11,540 --> 00:25:15,191
These dates do not represent
all our splinters.
334
00:25:15,225 --> 00:25:17,630
No, only Mr. Cole's.
335
00:25:30,302 --> 00:25:32,756
This is every time he has traveled,
336
00:25:32,825 --> 00:25:35,792
every moment he has affected
the time stream.
337
00:25:35,898 --> 00:25:40,207
It's his entire life.
338
00:25:40,648 --> 00:25:43,746
This was never about splintering.
339
00:25:46,951 --> 00:25:49,289
Let me do this for you.
340
00:25:51,428 --> 00:25:54,668
This was designed to destroy a Djinn,
341
00:25:54,701 --> 00:25:58,909
and a Djinn cannot be deleted
from just one moment.
342
00:25:58,941 --> 00:26:02,849
It has to be removed from every moment.
343
00:26:06,023 --> 00:26:09,378
The Primaries built a machine
344
00:26:10,165 --> 00:26:13,137
to erase James Cole.
345
00:26:20,864 --> 00:26:22,903
No. Cole can't be a Djinn.
346
00:26:22,928 --> 00:26:24,654
You said yourself, this is something
347
00:26:24,679 --> 00:26:26,751
that can only be born of time travel.
348
00:26:26,776 --> 00:26:28,327
Cole's father wasn't a traveler.
349
00:26:28,399 --> 00:26:30,236
His mother, Marion.
350
00:26:48,906 --> 00:26:50,375
Hannah...
351
00:26:55,283 --> 00:26:56,418
No!
352
00:26:58,023 --> 00:26:59,959
- Hey...
- Hey.
353
00:27:19,531 --> 00:27:22,311
Hey... it's okay.
354
00:27:22,382 --> 00:27:26,081
It's okay.
355
00:27:26,176 --> 00:27:28,480
This was my choice.
356
00:27:30,118 --> 00:27:32,403
This was all I could do:
357
00:27:32,661 --> 00:27:34,764
be here...
358
00:27:34,993 --> 00:27:37,869
protect you one last time.
359
00:27:38,400 --> 00:27:41,123
Mothers die for their children.
360
00:27:41,305 --> 00:27:43,576
Yours died protecting you.
361
00:27:46,150 --> 00:27:48,520
So she left...
362
00:27:48,552 --> 00:27:49,922
No.
363
00:27:50,506 --> 00:27:52,526
The story's not over yet, James.
364
00:27:56,205 --> 00:28:01,410
I never wanted any of this for you.
365
00:28:11,742 --> 00:28:14,202
Hannah, hey...
366
00:28:32,603 --> 00:28:34,741
Before the day is done,
367
00:28:34,775 --> 00:28:39,312
I imagine you'll understand,
368
00:28:39,451 --> 00:28:42,526
that without time's will,
369
00:28:42,757 --> 00:28:45,357
its shackles,
370
00:28:45,535 --> 00:28:49,439
there is the after of a Red Forest...
371
00:28:51,272 --> 00:28:56,301
Where one never has to choose anything
372
00:28:56,417 --> 00:28:59,523
over the ones they love.
373
00:29:03,563 --> 00:29:05,266
That's unfair.
374
00:29:09,308 --> 00:29:11,279
You know, time is cruel.
375
00:29:16,788 --> 00:29:20,190
You know, I watched the ones I love die,
376
00:29:20,395 --> 00:29:23,400
defeated by time.
377
00:29:25,505 --> 00:29:27,720
In the end, we all lose...
378
00:29:29,353 --> 00:29:31,334
Yet you may yet win...
379
00:29:31,417 --> 00:29:33,589
if you choose to.
380
00:29:37,863 --> 00:29:39,732
Good-bye, Cassandra.
381
00:30:45,923 --> 00:30:47,359
"Dear, James"...
382
00:30:50,584 --> 00:30:53,061
"I'm not sure
if you'll ever find this"...
383
00:30:57,657 --> 00:31:00,697
"If there will come a time
when you need the truth."
384
00:31:41,306 --> 00:31:44,981
"Perhaps someday, I will have
the chance to tell you myself."
385
00:31:53,698 --> 00:31:56,431
"But however you hear the tale,
386
00:31:57,673 --> 00:32:00,211
I want you to be
certain of one thing"...
387
00:32:02,748 --> 00:32:04,611
"It was...
388
00:32:05,507 --> 00:32:07,545
"is...
389
00:32:07,704 --> 00:32:09,641
a love story."
390
00:32:18,311 --> 00:32:20,716
You all right?
391
00:32:35,244 --> 00:32:36,715
Hey, hold on!
392
00:32:36,748 --> 00:32:38,251
- Help me get her in the truck.
- Okay.
393
00:32:38,283 --> 00:32:39,947
"The first time I met your father
394
00:32:39,972 --> 00:32:42,091
"was an act of bravery:
395
00:32:42,191 --> 00:32:44,703
a good man risking all
and asking nothing"...
396
00:32:44,734 --> 00:32:47,471
You're okay. Breathe.
Look at me. Be calm.
397
00:32:47,541 --> 00:32:49,343
"Fighting to save
the life of a stranger."
398
00:32:58,128 --> 00:33:01,017
"He reminded me of you,
399
00:33:01,328 --> 00:33:03,299
of the man you would become."
400
00:33:05,405 --> 00:33:07,444
"If for a moment,
401
00:33:07,544 --> 00:33:09,413
the future taught me anything"...
402
00:33:11,050 --> 00:33:13,255
"It was the peace of a simple life"...
403
00:33:21,437 --> 00:33:24,109
"Of hunting, fishing"...
404
00:33:26,011 --> 00:33:29,084
"Of quiet moments away from the world."
405
00:33:30,687 --> 00:33:32,592
"He lived like I was raised."
406
00:33:34,696 --> 00:33:37,568
"I knew your father
before I ever knew his name."
407
00:34:02,216 --> 00:34:04,417
She didn't make it.
408
00:34:04,487 --> 00:34:06,289
I'm sorry.
409
00:34:07,760 --> 00:34:10,263
She kept calling for you.
410
00:34:10,296 --> 00:34:11,599
Marion, right?
411
00:34:14,171 --> 00:34:15,341
I'm Matthew.
412
00:34:18,380 --> 00:34:20,350
"Why did I stay?"
413
00:34:23,188 --> 00:34:25,459
"To protect him, should they ever come?"
414
00:34:28,565 --> 00:34:30,437
"Or was it because,
415
00:34:30,503 --> 00:34:35,097
"for all my mother's talk
of causality and eventuality,
416
00:34:35,379 --> 00:34:39,164
I'd finally found something
that felt like fate?"
417
00:34:46,533 --> 00:34:49,138
"Every day, I thought about leaving"...
418
00:34:52,344 --> 00:34:55,552
"And every day,
he gave me a reason to stay."
419
00:35:06,506 --> 00:35:08,442
Teach me.
420
00:35:11,549 --> 00:35:15,122
Yeah... she's a stubborn one.
421
00:35:15,155 --> 00:35:17,293
She?
422
00:35:17,325 --> 00:35:21,027
A car like this,
it gets you where you're going,
423
00:35:21,300 --> 00:35:23,201
points you straight,
424
00:35:23,378 --> 00:35:26,063
kicks back when you hit the wrong gear.
425
00:35:26,126 --> 00:35:28,348
She's definitely a woman.
426
00:35:28,381 --> 00:35:31,283
I just can't get her running.
427
00:35:31,519 --> 00:35:33,434
Well, my father used to say,
428
00:35:33,496 --> 00:35:37,195
"The common core of all great
achievement is failure."
429
00:35:37,464 --> 00:35:39,294
I like that.
430
00:35:39,831 --> 00:35:41,368
Fancy way of saying,
431
00:35:41,406 --> 00:35:44,678
"The only failure is giving up."
432
00:35:46,849 --> 00:35:49,589
Will you hold that in place right there?
433
00:35:49,622 --> 00:35:52,194
Let me get in here with this.
434
00:35:52,227 --> 00:35:55,599
"He was kind, honest.
435
00:35:55,632 --> 00:35:57,636
He made me laugh."
436
00:35:59,341 --> 00:36:01,238
"I knew we would never
grow old together,
437
00:36:01,301 --> 00:36:02,846
but I loved him anyway."
438
00:36:25,356 --> 00:36:27,894
"Timeless and without hesitation."
439
00:36:56,049 --> 00:36:58,520
"I wanted it to last"...
440
00:36:59,890 --> 00:37:02,395
"But I knew I couldn't stay"...
441
00:37:04,933 --> 00:37:06,762
"For him...
442
00:37:06,970 --> 00:37:08,640
for you"...
443
00:37:10,068 --> 00:37:12,808
"For all those we've yet to save."
444
00:37:38,696 --> 00:37:41,562
"I told you this was a love story,
445
00:37:41,870 --> 00:37:44,239
"and it is.
446
00:37:45,091 --> 00:37:47,116
Not just of a woman for a man"...
447
00:37:49,820 --> 00:37:52,624
"But a father for his son."
448
00:37:55,196 --> 00:37:56,693
"This letter, James,
449
00:37:56,758 --> 00:37:59,074
"is the last story
I have left to tell you.
450
00:38:00,540 --> 00:38:02,645
The first, I think you know."
451
00:38:08,654 --> 00:38:10,792
"Thank you, James.
452
00:38:10,826 --> 00:38:13,666
"You saved my life when I was a child.
453
00:38:13,698 --> 00:38:16,036
You saved my soul when you were born."
454
00:38:17,840 --> 00:38:20,679
"I was, in my life,
proud to be a Daughter"...
455
00:38:23,083 --> 00:38:25,689
"But proudest to be your mother."
456
00:39:08,054 --> 00:39:10,225
We had to tell you.
457
00:39:11,300 --> 00:39:13,570
That should be your choice.
458
00:39:21,803 --> 00:39:24,727
For years, I was by myself,
459
00:39:24,976 --> 00:39:27,248
but I was never alone.
460
00:39:29,343 --> 00:39:32,984
I saw you once, sitting in the park,
461
00:39:33,009 --> 00:39:36,630
looking down at
the luckiest little girl.
462
00:39:37,032 --> 00:39:39,966
The way you looked at me,
463
00:39:40,810 --> 00:39:42,848
the way you're looking at me now...
464
00:39:46,074 --> 00:39:50,324
And I wondered how anyone could
ever love anything that much.
465
00:39:53,168 --> 00:39:55,105
And I saw you.
466
00:39:57,242 --> 00:40:00,840
I was there when you lost your father.
467
00:40:01,284 --> 00:40:04,223
And I was there when you
found your brother.
468
00:40:07,635 --> 00:40:11,537
I'll be there at the end,
at the airport.
469
00:40:16,745 --> 00:40:19,953
I can't bear to say good-bye...
470
00:40:20,988 --> 00:40:23,271
Because when we do...
471
00:40:24,261 --> 00:40:27,936
this moment between the three of us...
472
00:40:35,383 --> 00:40:37,754
It will be over.
473
00:40:42,695 --> 00:40:45,029
So, maybe...
474
00:40:45,514 --> 00:40:47,599
one minute more?
475
00:40:57,392 --> 00:40:59,229
There's still time.
476
00:41:49,971 --> 00:41:51,745
I'm the demon.
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