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O'Neill: Let's go, captain!

Those gliders are coming back around!

This man's alive!

I cannot wait!

Ok, come on! Come on!

Don't panic. We'll have you out of here in a minute.

Woman: Aah! Keep moving!

Teal'c!

I gotta go back for Carter.

Go, go, I got him.

Medic!

He's alive, but I think he's gonna wish he wasn't.

Let's get him out of here.

Carter!

We've got to go!

You all right? Yeah.

Let's get him out of here. Come on.

Dead. Had some kind of seizure.

Bit his own tongue.

Fraiser: Keep it elevated and...

Woman: No!

Hammond: I want a full medical quarantine

until these people can be examined.

Colonel O'Neill and the rest?

Right behind me, and a dozen jaf'fa right behind them.

Lock it up!

Carter?

You ok?

Yeah, fine.

Thanks

Daniel: There hadn't been any Goa'uld interference

on this planet for over 3 centuries.

The nasyans are... Were a peaceful people.

They were eager to form an alliance

and aid us in setting up a research outpost.

There was no warning this attack was coming.

We hadn't even spotted the mothership

by the time the gliders assaulted the village.

Hammond: It's not normal for the goa'ulds to suddenlyjust

show up and wipe out a peaceful people

for no apparent reason, is it?

Daniel: In the past, there was usually some reason.

Most often they seem to attack civilizations

that are advancing to the point where

their technology could be a threat,

but that wasn't the case here.

Maybe they found out we were there.

Well, how could they know?

Or, more importantly, why did this particular Goa'uld care?

They might've been a little concerned

because we just kicked the crap out of apophis.

Well, the truth is we still understand

very little about their society.

Teal'c: I have seen the Goa'uld wipe out

entire civilizations with no reason,

simply because it gave them pleasure.

Daniel: So, what——nasya was just next on the list?

A part of me wishes it was that simple,

but I don't want to underestimate them.

Maybe the reasons just weren't made apparent to you, Teal'c.

I mean, you are just a Jaffa.

Aii——all I meant was that...

Apophis wouldn't necessarily have

explained everything to Teal'c

even if he was first prime.

Would he?

That is true.

I agree with Sam.

I think we have to assume the Goa'uld are more complex

as a society than we're giving them credit for.

The better you understand the enemy,

the better prepared you are in conflict.

Exactly.

Hammond: What's the status of the nasyan survivors?

Well, we managed to rescue 237 people.

The critically burned and some of the overflow

our infirmary couldn't handle

were transferred to the air force academy hospital.

The rest are awaiting relocation.

Proceed.

Sir, I think it's important to try and find

a reason why nasya became a Goa'uld target.

Agreed.

But relocation is the first priority.

I'm assigning the 3 new 56 teams, 10 through 12,

to coordinate with you.

Dismissed.

Oh, Carter? I hate to be a nag about this,

but ol' doc fraiser says you hadn't been checked out yet.

I'll go right now.

Wouldn't want to break post—mission protocol,

right, colonel?

Sorry to have to do this.

All right, open.

You had a sore throat lately?

A little. Why?

There's a small abrasion back there.

Gonna have to do a swab.

And open.

Cassandra's been asking about you.

Cassandra.

Yeah, I... I've been so busy lately.

She understands.

Ok. You just let me know if it gets worse.

I'm free to go out tomorrow, though, right?

We're searching possible relocation sites for the nasyans.

Sure.

Cassandra's gonna be at the hospital

with me tomorrow, so why don't you stop by

and spend a little time with her first,

you know, if you can.

I will.

Good.

Fraiser: Patient has third—degree burns

to over 80% of his body.

So far, no sign of infection.

Incredible.

Hey.

Is this one of the nasyans we saved?

Yeah. He should be dead.

Cassandra is in my office.

Now, we still have rounds to make,

but you know where it is, right?

Hey there.

Sam!

Ugh.

Wow. Nice painting.

You really like it?

My teacher at school says I have talent.

I love it.

I missed you.

I know, I'm sorry I've been so busy.

Cassandra, what is it?

It would be easier on the nasyans if there were

already an active civilization willing to cooperate.

I'll bet you the folks on p3x—422 would—...

Woman: Colonel O'Neill, urgent call for you, sir.

Yeah?

Fraiser: Thanks for coming so quickly.

What's going on with her?

I'm not sure. She won't talk to me.

She said she'd see you and only you.

Cassandra? It's just me, honey.

I've got colonel O'Neill with me.

Hey.

Janet says you've been a little upset since Sam was here.

What happened?

She said she'd kill me if! Told.

Well, you don't mean... "Kill you" kill you?

No, I doubt that.

She said she would.

O'Neill: Cass...

Sam loves you.

She'd never do anything to hurt you.

She would now.

Why?

She's a Goa'uld.

Where's the colonel?

We're due to get out of here in 5 minutes.

He left us a message, said he'd meet us in the gate room.

Well, step on it then!

What was that?

Where's colonel O'Neill?

Stand down, campers. We're on a hold.

Carter: Why?

I don't know.

Some computer glitch.

What the hell was that?

That was enough to take down an elephant.

Open the Stargate!

Jack, what the hell is going on?

Open the gate now!

I command you!

Aah!

Open the gate now,

or we will all die!

Hold your fire!

Teal'c—...

Guard: I have a shot, sir.

O'Neill: And if she drops that grenade, what?

Nobody's gonna open that Stargate.

We're all gonna live...

Or we're all gonna die right here.

Let me go! I must go!

Not gonna happen.

Take it easy.

O'Neill: I didn't know.

I wasn't sure until I saw her lose it down there.

Cassy was the one who suspected her.

Cassandra still has traces of naquadah in her blood.

I think there may be some connection,

a reaction that made her sense the Goa'uld.

How in the world did it get into captain Carter?

Sir, I don't know what to say.

I examined captain Carter myself.

There were no visible signs of entry.

I mean, she had a small abrasion on the back of her throat,

but it could've been anything.

Are you saying it entered through her mouth?

The parasite's goal is to attach itself to the brain stem.

The soft tissue at the back of the throat

is as good a place as any to start.

Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute.

Oh, my god.

She was giving some guy on that planet mouth—to—mouth.

There was blood, but she said the guy just

bit his tongue before he died.

Ifa Goa'uld can infest a human

with no detectable physical signs...

Then we're gonna have to start giving

all personnel who go through the gate

an ultrasound or an mri.

For now, let's make sure we haven't let any more

goa'ulds through the gate this time.

What would a Goa'uld be doing

in a nasyan man in the first place?

We certainly didn't notice any of them acting goa'uld—ish.

Maybe it was a setup, trying to get a spy into one of us.

It is possible the Goa'uld within captain Carter

has already placed a device of destruction on this base.

Hammond: Ifthere's any tampering here,

I want it found.

Teal'c, I'd like you to help.

You'll know better than anyone what to look for.

Daniel: Oh, uh...

What are we gonna do about Sam?

We're gonna get that damn thing out of her

is what we're gonna do!

Well, that didn't really work with kawalsky.

And if any of those n.I.D. Guys

like colonel maybourne find out about this—...

Well, they're not going to!

Right, general?

Agreed.

I'm not giving up on captain Carter either.

But until someone presents me with a viable option,

I'm putting you in charge of interrogating the prisoner.

Due respect, sir, I don't think that thing in her head

is gonna tell me anything.

Colonel, we need to know what that Goa'uld's doing here.

Yes, sir.

I'm sorry to bother you.

Just a quick test here.

Ok, now...

We're gonna have to get rid of some of those bandages.

Ohh!

Excuse me.

Your world is an amazing place.

It can be.

Um, I'm——I'm Daniel.

You're one of the men responsible for saving us.

Yeah.

We owe you great thanks.

Could we, uh...

Could we talk a minute?

Colonel O'Neill.

I thought you were helping with the sweep of the base.

I am on my way.

This is difficult.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

Assault the Goa'uld's ego.

Make him appear foolish.

He may then reveal the things you wish to learn

simply to make himself appear more powerful.

Ah, come on, Teal'c.

They're smarter thanthat

I have seen many Goa'uld strategies revealed

and certain victories lost

because ofgoa'uld arrogance.

It is the Goa'uld's greatest weakness.

Yeah.

Colonel O'Neill.

When you speak to her...

Do not see your friend.

How do you do that?

O'Neill: So...

You and I have got to have a little talk.

You really screwed up here, you know.

I mean, you really blew it.

You are weak.

Who's behind bars right now?

Your tactics will not work on me.

Not buying it, huh?

You must let me go.

Uh...

No.

You really have no idea why this is happening.

And I guess you don't feel like telling me.

Daniel: This is a picture

of the man the Goa'uld came from.

It's my husband.

One of the other nasyans recognized him,

and he'd found this in our video archive.

And something was inside of him?

I know how difficult this is for you.

I lost my wife to the Goa'uld.

I'm sorry.

It's important that you tell me if you noticed anything

different about your husband lately.

I mean, anything—...

An injury, or... New scars, maybe.

Wait.

Here.

But it was months ago.

Months ago?

Y—you never noticed anything since then?

He wasn't acting strange?

I mean, he wasn't acting violent?

His eyes didn't glow, or...?

I'm sorry. Um...

Why don't I let you rest.

Carter: Let me go.

Let me go through the Stargate.

I will find another host

and send your friend back to you.

You can do that?

Leave a host without killing them?

Yes.

It is possible, but not easy.

I could die, but I promise I will try.

The nasyan man died when you left him.

The nasyan man died first.

That is why I left him.

He was beyond my natural abilities to heal.

What were you doing in him in the first place?

Carter's mind would be intact.

She would return to you as you knew her before.

You know I can't trust you.

I could have killed you and many others

when you stopped me from going through the Stargate.

You didn't want to die yourself.

They would not have killed me.

I am too valuable.

Which is exactly why we'll never let you go.

I have done nothing to harm you!

But you would not let me go even if you did believe me.

Oh, god!

He's telling you the truth!

Please, Jack!

No, Jack, please!

Don't leave me, please! Give me a chance!

Don't leave me like this! Please!

What will it take?

You have requested my presence?

Jaffa.

You must convince the humans to let me go.

They will not let you go.

They are impressive.

The tauri have become very powerful

in the time since the Goa'uld reign here.

Certainly the system lords

will not allow this to go unchecked.

I can provide the humans with information

that can help them defend against attack.

They are more powerful than you know.

Already a Goa'uld attack on earth has been thwarted.

Then a more powerful assault is already being planned.

They are not fools, they believe

you are here to plant the seed of that destruction.

Not all Goa'uld are the same.

There are a few that oppose the system lords

and their ways.

You must have heard of the tok—ra.

Every Goa'uld seeks power for his own reason

and would betray his own brother to achieve it.

Some seek power for a greater purpose.

Not every Goa'uld is an enemy

to the people of this planet.

The tok—ra are real,

no matter what apophis has told you.

I have yet to meet one.

You have now.

I am jolinar of malk—shur.

Daniel: Oh, excuse me, sorry.

I just wanted to check on Talia.

How is she?

She's good.

Rita? Yes?

Have you seen Dr. Jacobs recently?

Uh—uh.

Ok. What about the most recent bloodwork

done on the patient in 412?

Here it is.

Good. Thanks.

Dr. Jacobs!

Teal'c: There is an old legend among the Jaffa, forbidden to speak of,

concerning a group of Goa'uld

who oppose the ways of the system lords.

This group is called the tok—ra.

This Goa'uld, jolinar of malk—shur,

claims to be part of that group.

Can you be sure he is who he says he is?

Icannot

Goa'uld: Unfortunately, we do not carry identification.

Ok. Let's try to build

a little trust here, shall we?

One of the nasyans we brought back

was very badly burned,

but somehow, he just got up out of his hospital bed

and disappeared.

Who is he?

Must be the ashrak.

It means "hunter."

A Goa'uld?

Yes. An assassin of the highest rank

who carries out the orders of the system lords.

Who is he here to kill?

Me.

Teal'c: The missing nasyan is an ashrak,

a Goa'uld assassin sent by the system lords

to eliminate jolinar.

Daniel: That's the name of the Goa'uld in Sam?

It is.

Johnaronce tried to overthrow

one of the system lords,

but was defeated when apophis joined the battle.

He escaped during the slaughter of his armies.

It seems this jolinar is wanted in goa'uld—town.

He claims to be part of the tok—ra.

Resistance.

The tok—ra is a small alliance of Goa'uld

who oppose the system lords.

It was my teacher bra—tac

who first spoke to me of them.

Well, this Goa'uld inside Carter could be lying,

spinning a tale to gain our trust.

It's quite a spin.

Hammond: Well, the sweep of the base

turned up no evidence.

There's been no tampering with the base computer.

We can't find a single sign of sabotage.

Daniel: Well, that's why jolinar

didn't reveal himself to be a Goa'uld.

He was actually hiding out in the nasyan man.

Until he was hunted down by the ashrak.

When he realized we may have helped him escape

through the Stargate—...

He improvised.

So, where are we?

O'Neill: Bottom line, sir?

We may have a Goa'uld out there

who's on a mission to kill Carter.

And we don't even know what he looks like.

Pa. Announcer: Class one security breach.

All authorized personnel are required to check in

at their designated security post.

Excuse me.

Yeah, doc. What's up?

You're sending these people home?

Yeah, you could say that.

Daniel Jackson.

Yes.

You care about Samantha Carter

as much as O'Neill and Teal'c?

Yes, I do.

Yet, this is the first time you have come to see me.

I came to see if you could give us

a description of the ashrak.

I will know his face

only in the moments before he tortures me to death...

Killing your friend along with me.

Well, there's no way he's getting in here.

You are not stupid, Daniel, nor am I.

He doesn't even know for sure

you're——you're on this planet,

let alone in this base.

He is Goa'uld.

He will find me. It's what he does.

Letting me go, trusting me, is the only chance

of saving your friend Samantha.

Then I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, Sam.

Alive I can be a powerful ally.

Dead I am useless to you.

Well, then you're gonna have to give us

more than empty promises.

I can give her back to you.

We can't let you go.

I'm not talking about Samantha, Daniel.

I'm talking about sha're.

I know where she is.

Who are you? John Adams.

No, you're not John ad—...

O'Neill: Daniel, it's a ploy.

He's playing on your greatest weakness.

Well, that may be so, but this may be

the only chance we have to see Sam again.

I believe jolinar speaks the truth.

Look, he——he told me about this resistance.

Now, they have a——a totally different way of life from the Goa'uld that we know.

They don't believe in taking hosts against their will.

Right. Like Carter and this nasyan guy.

No. He had no choice. He wants to leave Carter.

Well, if they don't believe in taking hosts,

how do they survive?

They take humans who are about to die,

who choose to continue to live and coexist with the Goa'uld.

Now, according to jolinar,

this can be a rewarding relationship.

O'Neill: Daniel, I'm sorry.

I know what this means to you,

but I will never, never trust a Goa'uld.

Hammond.

The first group of nasyans from the hospital have arrived.

We're ready when you're ready, sir.

Go ahead, soldier.

Uh—huh.

What the hell's that thing?

It's a ring.

Want a closer look?

Have a nice day, airman.

Boys. As you were.

There's really no need to worry.

There will be a team waiting for you

on the other side.

Pa. An nouncer: Chevron one is engaged.

Control room.

Sir, it's the infirmary.

They said it's important.

Chevron 5 is engaged.

Thank you.

The driver of a transport truck

who delivered the nasyans

just reported to the infirmary.

Says he blacked out.

Doesn't remember driving

from the hospital to the base at all.

Call up security camera

Teal'c, let's get down there.

Chevron 6 is engaged.

This is general Hammond.

Security to level 16, holding room delta.

Chevron 7 is locked.

Interesting weapons these humans use.

Cree—shac, jolinar.

By decree of the Goa'uld system lords,

you will die with dishonor

by the power of the harakash.

Hear this.

The days of the Goa'uld system lords are numbered.

Tell them that I died with hope.

My death only feeds the fire

that burns strong in the tok—ra.

Carter: Ugh!

This way! This way!

She's dead. Let's go.

Colonel, prisoner and two guards dead!

Jeez!

These two are dead.

Sam! Sam!

Sam!

Teal'c, get a medical team down here right away!

Come on, Sam!

Fraiser: Let's get her on the table.

I want an EKG and an eeg, stat!

Ok, on my count.

3... 2... I!

Good. Whoa. Where's my eppi?

Got it. One milligram.

Eppi's in.

Thank you... for everything

your people have done for us.

You're gonna be ok.

I hope your friend will also be well.

Pulse is erratic.

We're getting feedback from the eeg.

What is this?

Looks like interference.

Two signals.

Well, isolate them. We could be picking up separate brain waves

from the parasite.

Hey, I know you.

Oh, jeez.

Do not try to stop me, or I'll kill him.

Doc?

I don't know.

I've never dealt with this type of situation before.

The Goa'uld looks like it's dying

and taking Carter with it.

Release him and no harm will come to you!

Ash rak: Turn it back on.

We can't do that. Let him go.

Turn the gate back on now, or he dies!

The parasite is still getting weaker.

Pa. Announcer: Security alert!

Intruder in the embarkation room! Code red!

Technician: Parasite energy level is still falling.

They're not gonna let you go. Sflence!

Open the Stargate!

Let's cardiovert one more time.

40joules.

Man: EKG, no.

I am sorry, Daniel Jackson.

Ugh.

Are you injured?

Dumb question...

But thank you. I think.

You are welcome.

Just don't ever do that again.

The parasite is dead.

Try another milligram ofeppl

then prepare for defib.

Technician: She's out of defib.

She's got a pulse.

Faint, but stable.

You did it, Sam. You won.

It wasn't me.

Oh, yes, it was.

You hung in there. You beat it.

The Goa'uld gave its life for me.

It saved me.

Hey, Sam. How's it going tonight?

She's still the same.

Janet said that the Goa'uld left

after it died.

That's right. It——it died,

and her body's absorbing it.

She's the old Samantha Carter.

Same person we've always known.

Cassy, she's just a little sad right now,

but I'll bet she cheers up when she sees you.

Come on.

Sam, it's me.

You're going to be ok.