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It's a blip,
a shadow on the ultrasound,

too deep to tell.
You know, maybe a dead seal.

Anyway, we're, uh,
we're going to rule it out

and pack up for the season.

Another week or two, it'll
be dark most of the time,

much too cold to work outside.

As far as coming back next year,

well, you know,
it's not up to me.

The Pentagon reevaluates
our presence here every year.

Take it up with them.

Well, maybe my new conclusions
aboutthe dhd

will be enough to convince
them that we should continue.

I'm sure coming from you
it will hold more weight.

The one found with
the antarctic gate

died shortly after it was
brought back to area 51.

It was used a fewtimes, and
then just ran out of energy.

Now, that was the
first indication we had

thatthe power sources fueling the
gate technology have a limited life span.

We've run a number of tests

comparing the power source
to other off—world dhds.

We think we now have evidence

that the gate we found
down there

is one of the oldest
in the entire system.

It could be as much as
50 million years old.

The antarctic plate wasn't
covered by a glacier backthen.

It wasn't even
at the south pole.

The gate didn't necessarily
originate there.

It could have been moved
from another planet

at any point in time, but that's
what we need to try and determine.

How?

There has to be something else
down there.

I mean, we've been here
four years running.

Since we dug out those two
Jaffa, we've found nothing.

If this
latest lead turns outto be...

The thing in the ice,
it's something!

Why is the plane leaving?

The cold's no good
for the electronics.

It'll be back. When?

Let's ask these folks.

It's nice to finally
meet you, major.

Dr. Michaels,
this is Dr. Fraiser.

Doctors woods and osbou rn e...

Doctor... major...

Doctor... doctor...

All right, that's enough.

Welcome to Antarctica, colonel.

Thanks. Greatto be back.

Let's go inside.

How long is this going to take?

A few days, maybe more. Why?

The long—range forecast
doesn't look good.

He's a bit of a weather freak.

He'll love it here.

Uh, you might want
to leave your coats on.

We're keeping the
quarantine lab below freezing

to maintain the specimen.

We thought you'd want
to see it right away.

Absolutely.

As you can see,
we're quite well equipped.

We have a research lab...

Observation room...

And in here, the quarantine lab.

After digging up those Jaffa
the first year,

we expected to find a lot more
a lot faster.

I named her ayiana.
Means "eternal bloom."

Native American Indian?

My grandfather
was on e—ouarter cherokee.

Now, how do you know it's a she?

Ultrasound. You're guessing.

The form appears to be female,

although I admit
it's hard to tell for sure.

Have you made a guess
about her age?

Mm, 25 to 35?

Give or take
several million years.

Several million?

That's what
the preliminary analysis

of the oxygen content
in the ice indicates.

Yeah, but didn't humans
evolve on this planet

between 800,000 and 900,000
years ago?

That's what we thought.

Oh, this could be big.

As you thought, evidence now
points to the Stargate found here

pre—dating the glacier.

The Jaffa couldn't have
been frozen that long ago.

Not even close.

Dr. Jackson th eorized

that when the gate from giza
was buried roughly 2,000 years ago,

that the Goa'uld managed
to open up the antarctic gate.

Well, that's because
a crevasse was formed.

It allowed the wormhole
to connect

and ultimately
create a larger opening.

The Jaffa were frozen
after that.

But she wasn't.

Much before that. So she's
neither Jaffa nor Goa'uld.

Well, whoever this is,

she was probably around when the
antarctic gate was first being used.

We need more samples
to determine

if she was frozen
in the same vein.

Did you do atissue sample?

Mm—hmm. I'd like
you to have a look.

Could somebody
bottom—line this for me?

We could be looking at evidence

that human beings evolved
long before we thoughtthey did.

And maybe not even originally
on this planet.

Darwin would be crushed.

D—oh!

What is it, O'Neill?

I forgot to tape the Simpsons.

It's important to me.

This is incredible.

I know. No adipocere.

What's that?

It's a residue that forms
on dead animal tissue

when exposed to moisture,

but that's not
the most amazing part.

These tissue cells are intact.

That's what I was hoping
you'd say.

I thought maybe
iwas losing my mind.

I'm sorry... what?

When you freeze live cells,
crystals form

and ultimately destroy
the integrity of the cell.

That's why we haven't
been able to develop

a viable method of human
cryogenic preservation.

These cells are perfect.

They could be from you or me.

Right hand, right arm,
and partial head exposed...

The clothing appears tailored.

Material unknown.

Peeling back what appears to be

the right sleeve
covering the face.

You got it? Okay.

She is remarkably preserved.

I got a cortical response!
Sam, I need your help

let's go. What's going on?

Electroencephalogram. It
measures brain wave activity.

All right, go, Sam.

Delta waves.

That's impossible.

We've seen stranger.
We've got to get her out.

Sir, crank up the heat!

On three. When
you're ready, Jonas.

Okay, one, two, three.

Easy.

Okay.

Temperature is 73 degrees.

Good.

No sign of frostbite.

I assume you don't
have bypass? No.

Let's try warm saline
with one milligram epi,

and do a blood gas.

You know, the medics
have a saying down here.

You're not dead till
you're warm and dead.

That's because
anything below 82 degrees,

and life signs
are often undetectable.

We've got disorganized
electrical activity.

I'm intubating.

Tilt her head, Sam.

I'm in. Give me the tube.

That's it.

Okay...

There's a heartbeat.

Hey, uh, she's bleeding.

Sam, can you take over bagging?

I got it.

Ph is 6.9.

She's acidotic,
but her poz is 98.

10 beats per minute.

She's in v—fib.

Charging to 200.

An d... clear.

Wait.

Sinus bradycardia?

30 beats per minute.
BP 60 over 40 and rising.

I can't believe
this is happening.

She's conscious.

She's breathing on her own.

Ithinkwe're scaring her.

It's okay. H ey, it's okay.

It's okay. Shh.

Can we take the tube out? Yeah.

It's okay.

Sam, give me a hand.

Easy, easy.

Hang on.

Take it easy.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's okay. There we go. Yeah.

Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Whoa.

Michaels,
two point five milligram valium.

Nobody's going to hurt you.
It's okay.

Shh. Okay. Here we go.

Here you go. Yeah.

We didn't do anything, sir.

She revived herself.

It was as if the thawing process

justtriggered
an internal response

telling her body
to come back to life.

But not a snakehead, right?

No, sir.

Then what are we
dealing with here?

Something not humanly possible,

not as far as I know.

Then she may indeed
be not of this world.

As far as we knew,

all human life in the galaxy

was transplanted
to other planets from earth

by the Goa'uld.

Now, the odds
of atotally alien life form

evolving to look exactly
like us are astronomical.

Actually, if she's as
old as we think she is,

wouldn't it be us
evolving to look like her?

True. We really need to
check out the site again.

At least get another core
sample to prove the age of the ice.

You guys need some help?

We can handle it.

Uh, she's awake again.

I think I'lltry talking to her.

Hey.

It's, uh...

Jonas.

Francine.

We don't need these
restraints anymore, do we?

It's all right, it's all right.

It's better, huh?

Wantto sit her up?

Can you speak?

Speak?

Uh, maybe she just
doesn't understand us.

I'd be very surprised
if she did,

but that doesn't mean
we can't communicate, right?

I'm Jonas.

Jonas. That's my name.

Jon——jonas...

Yeah.

I guess she can speak.

Jonas, though, Jonas is my name.

It's my name.

Francine is her name.

Do you have a name? Hmm?

Is that bothering you?

Oh, that's my fault. I'm sorry.

S—sorry?

Yeah, it's what you say
to somebody

when you cause them
pain or sadness...

We didn't know.

Let me have a look?

It's okay.

That's amazing.

Amaz—ing.

Yes, you are.

Amazing.

The weather system
Jonas was worried about

is blowing in more quickly
than first predicted.

Woods, osbourn e,
this is O'Neill.

Come in. Yeah,
colonel, I read you.

That storm is headed our way.

Roger that. We're
almost done here.

It'll be dark soon anyway.

We'll be back in a couple
of hours. Woods out.

Well,

we didn't really learn anything.

Nothing? No, no,
not even her name.

There's obviously
a communication barrier.

She can speak, but, uh...

There's really no telling

whatthe effects of
being frozen that long are,

even with her ability

to preserve or heal
herself physically,

parts of her mind could have
been damaged beyond repair.

The wound on her arm
is completely gone.

What?

I mean, if we can figure out

how she's able to regenerate...

Could she not be
deliberately hiding something?

What reason would she
have to hide anything?

Fear.

Ithoughtyou might be hungry,

so I brought you some food.

You eat it.

It's not very good,
but, uh... try it.

That's not much...

Better.

I guess if you've been frozen
for that many years...

Wh ew...

Are you all right? Yeah, yeah.

Ijustthinkwe have the
heatturned up a little high in here.

I want to show you something.

Uh, here. Look, look.

Have you ever seen this?

Yes? No?

Amazing.

We're going to try
something else.

Look atthis.

What are they?

Eegs itook of Cassandra
when she was suffering

the effects of nirrti's
genetic experiment.

Cassie started developing
telekinetic abilities.

These are the ones
I took of colonel O'Neill

when had the knowledge
of the ancient repository

downloaded into his brain.

Now, I've been comparing them
to ayiana's.

A connection?

Okay, nirrti was trying to create
genetically enhanced human beings,

and the ancient device was
rewriting colonel O'Neill's memory

until the asgard
put a stop to it.

It was doing more than that. It was
activating dormant areas of his brain.

Sam, look.

What if there's more than
just a coincidental similarity

in these patterns?

So you're saying
this woman is...

She's another example of an
advanced stage in the potential

human evolutionary process.

Leading to what?

Antarctic COD can
live in water so cold

other fish would develop
ice crystals in their blood.

Th ey've had

to adapt to the
change of temperature,

andthey've developed this
protein that acts like antifreeze.

They're fish.

Given enough time, evolution
can do some pretty amazing things.

Humans can become much
more powerful beings.

We've seen it happen
with Daniel.

Uh—huh, with the help
of other powerful beings.

Yes. We think this woman

might predate human evolution
on earth by 50 million years.

Butthat would put her behind
us on the evolutionary timeline,

not way ah ead.

Unless...

Unless our evolution

isn'tthe firsttime
it's happened.

That's not big, Janet.
That's huge.

It's just a theory. We certainly
don't have any hard evidence yet.

Yeah, yeah, but if you're right,

this woman could be part of the
race that first invented the gate.

One stage of
their development, anyway.

A living ancient.

And we lookjust like her.

That could mean
that our evolution

wasn'tjust some
biological accident.

Dr. Fraiser!

Michaels fainted.

She's running a high fever.

I need to do more tests.

Ayiana?

She's fine.
I know what you're thinking.

And?

It's possible she may be
carrying a contagion of some kind.

Would she not also be ill?

There are a number
of examples of diseases

that have no effect
on the carrier

but can still infect others.

It may be that her
healing abilities

are fighting off the infection
in her own system

without eradicating it
completely.

Should Jonas still be in there?

He wants to be.

Chances are, he's
already been exposed.

It's possible we all have.

If this did come from her,

we need to know
as much as she can tell us.

The c—130 is scheduled
to pick us up tomorrow.

You'd better call it off.

Ah, they couldn't have flown
in this weather anyway.

Until I know a lot more
about what's going on here,

we're quarantined.

Woods, Osbourne,
this is O'Neill. Come in.

Osbourne? Woods?

This is O'Neill. Come in.

How is she? Not good.

Fever won't come down. She's
not responding to antibiotics.

Whatever this is, it's fast.

Woods and Osbourne
still aren't back,

and they're not respon ding
on the radio.

If they've developed
the same symptoms as Michaels,

they could be weak,
disoriented, or even passed out.

You definitely think
this came from ayiana?

Well, Michaels seems
to have been affected first,

and she was the one working
with the tissue sample.

Help.

Core samples...

Where's woods?

We got separated.

I was hoping he made
his way back here.

What about the snowcat?

It's stuck in a drift.

He won't last for long
out there.

He's running a high temperature.

Sam, I'm going to
need your help.

Hopefully, woods
activated his epirb.

Stay in radio contact.

Rog er th at.

Oh, Dr. Woods is lost.

Colonel O'Neill and Teal'c
went outthere to find him.

I hope they do.

Dr. Michaels and
Dr. Osbourne are both sick.

Dr. Fraiser thinks

that we may have been,
uh, infected

by some disease
that you're carrying.

Eventually, we're all
going to be very sick,

but...

You have no idea
what I'm talking about, so...

Do you?

You can understand me?

You're a ouicker study
than I am.

So is there anything at all
that you can tell me

about this disease
you're carrying,

why you're not sick?

You don't know?

You don't remember anything?

Do you know how you're able
to heal yourself?

I'm going to boost the dose
of antibiotic,

but I haven't seen any sign of
bacterial growth in the culture.

If this is avirus,
there is nothing I can do.

How much time do they have?

Days, hours. I don't know.

Michaels' kidneys have started
to shut down, andthat's a bad sign.

The ice core sample
that Osbourne brought back

places ayiana in the same vein
as the Stargate.

She's at least
three million years old,

but if she comes from a race

that actually predates
the glacier

and your theory is correct,

she could be a lot older.

Carter, come in.

Colonel, this is Carter.

We found the abandoned cat.

We'll continue the search
on foot.

Visibility is near zero,

and I keep losing the
satellite lock on the tracker.

The cold must be affecting the
active antenna on your satnav.

We'll keep looking. O'Neill out.

Dr. Woods!

Dr. Woods!

Dr. Woods!

It's unbelievable.

What? She understands
everything I'm saying,

everything.

I told her exactly
what's been happening,

and she seems to know

that she's responsible
for it somehow,

you know, like it's her fault.

She told you that?

Not in so many words, no.

What about something
that could help us?

Not yet, but it doesn't mean

that her memory won't come back.

It's logical that the mind would
take longer than the body to heal.

The problem is, Jonas,

we don't know
how much time we have.

Right.

O'Neill!

Let's get him into the lab.

On three. One, two, three.

He's in hypothermic shock.

We need to get his clothes off.

We need to get him wrapped
in warm blankets.

Sam, I need you to hook
him up onto the monitor.

This can't be good.

Oh, my god.

He's in v—fib.

You getthe paddles.
I'll getthe gel.

Charge to 200.

Okay, everybody, clear.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey!

No, no, no, wait. Wait.

Jonas... let's see.
See what she does.

His vital signs
are back to normal.

Are you okay?

Do you know what you did?

Do you know how you did it?

Can you do it again?

Dr. Michaels and
Dr. Osbourne are both...

They're in very bad shape,

and if you can't help them...

I guess it worked.

So this is good, right?

When she wakes up,

she can zap us all?
Not necessarily.

Healing them
really exhausted her.

What is it, Janet?

A blood sample from ayiana.

I'll know more
in a little while.

Hey, are you okay?

Yeah.

What do you think
the problem is?

Whatever or however she's
able to do what she does,

it weakens her, more each time.

She's still carrying
that virus herself, Sam.

I'm afraid there's
going to be a point

where she puts herself at risk.

Good luck.

Yeah.

Okay, I can't say for sure,

but her white cell count
is down significantly.

White blood cells are a major
part of our immune system,

and she's still basically human.

What does that mean?

It means that you,
me, Sam, and Jonas

are all going to get a lot
worse over the next day or so,

and I don't know
what will happen

if we let her try
to heal all of us.

She could die.

She could save some of us
or all of us. Who knows?

Maybe she just needs some
time to get her strength back.

Well, for the moment, none of us are in
dire need, so I suggest we get some rest.

I will stand watch.

No, Teal'c,
if you don't kelnoreem,

your immune system
will be vulnerable too.

We'll watch her.

Yeah, it's the least we can do.

I'll run some tests
on the three of us

looking for antibody markers.

I mean, hopefully,
whatever she did to us

means we're now immune
to re—infection.

Okay, and the rest of us
will get some sleep

that's an order.

Hi.

Thank you.

You saved my life.

I have to admit I feel a
little guilty being okay,

while colonel O'Neill
and the rest of them

keep getting sicker.

If we could just
figure out how...

The storm is passing.

Good. Maybe now we'll be able to
get a disease control team in here.

I'm going to relieve woods.

Okay.

Norm, wake up

nor—...

She's missing.

Woods is unconscious.

Check there. Yeah.

It's okay, it's okay.

He's burning up.

You're going to be fine, sir.

I'll see you soon.

Teal'c, even though
you don't have the disease,

you can still carry the virus.

We'll all get properly cleared
once we get back to the sgc.

Blood pressure's holding,

get me the results
of his latest bloodwork.

How's he doing?

They're doing everything
they can, sir.

We talked to the tok'ra.

They said this might be
beyond their help,

but they're sending someone
anyway.

His best chance is ayiana, sir.

She managed
to haltthe virus completely

in the rest of us.

Why hasn't she been
able to stop it in herself?

From what I've been
able to learn, sir,

the virus ultimately acts
like cerebrospinal meningitis

by attacking the brain.

Despite the physical
similarities,

ayiana's brain chemistry seems
to be quite different from ours.

I suppose it's possible she's able
to trigger an immune response in us

that she can't muster in herself

once the disease reaches
an end stage.

What are the odds
she'll survive?

Hey.

Glad to see you're awake.

I had a feeling that you
were going to make it.

Thanks for what you did for me.

You didn't have to do that,
not for any of us.

Take it easy, you know.

You've got to get
your strength back.

Colonel O'Neill
still needs your help.

More than that,
we want you to live.

I want you to live.

Sorry.

Ayiana!

She just, uh...

Bag her.

Give me one milligram epi.

Charging to 200.

Clear.

Nothing.

Charging 300.

Clear.

Come on, come on.

Again. Clear.

His condition is beyondthe
healing of a hand device.

However, we have a symbiote
who is in dire need of a host.

What happened?

The former host was mortally
wounded on assignment,

and the symbiote
was unable to heal him.

We believe that would not be
the case with colonel O'Neill.

Physical trauma is much
more difficult to deal with

than disease.

I do not believe colonel O'Neill
would choose to become atok'ra.

I am aware of the colonel's
dislike for our kind.

However, I am surprised

that you think
he would choose death

over blending.

Ayiana's dead.

Dr. Fraiser did
everything she could, but...

She may have been on
borrowed time from the start.

Jonas, this is thoran
of the tok'ra.

Thoran, this is Jonas Quinn.

The tok'ra are offering
a symbiote

in the hopes that it can heal
colonel O'Neill.

What does colonel O'Neill
have to say?

Oh, O'Neill's in a coma.

The fact is, we may be in the
position of having to decide for him.

How can we do that?

No tok'ra symbiote
would choose to blend

with an unwilling host
permanently.

Perhaps atemporary
arrangement can be reached.

What do you mean?

The symbiote kanan
is someone I know well.

I have no doubt that he would
be willing to blend with O'Neill,

cure him,
andthen leave him again

if another suitable host
can be found.

If not?

I assure you he would
ultimately sacrifice himself

rather than remain
with an unwilling host.

Kanan's former host died

before he was able
to reveal the details

of what we believe
was vital intelligence

aboutthe undercover
mission he was on.

I cannot stress enough how
important that information could be.

Sir, we all want to
do anything we can

to help colonel O'Neill,

buti really think
this is something

we at least have to give him
the opportunity

to decide for himself.

I'm administering one point epi.

I don't know
if this is going to work.

Will it hurt him?

Can't get much worse.

Sir, I don't know
if you can hear me.

The tok'ra have offered you
a deal.

There's a symbiote
that needs a host.

They think it could cure you.
Now, it may be your only chance.

It would only be temporary.

It would come out of you as
soon as they found another host.

Sir, are you getting
any of this?

Carter...

Yes. I'm right here.

Over my dead body.

Sir, the symbiote's host died
while they were on a mission.

The tok'ra have strong reason
to believe

that the symbiote has
vital information to reveal,

and this would give him
that chance.

Now, they promised that
if no other host was found

within a reasonable
amount of time,

the symbiote
would sacrifice itself

rather than stay
in an unwilling host.

Sir, please.