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Previously on Defiance...

I see a bright light.

It's a man...

with a powerful flashlight.

Amanda, you're mine.

The man who raped me.

I was living in New York

working as an entry clerk
at E-Rep headquarters.

Why are you telling me
all this?

I didn't want you to think
you're alone.

We received a message
from Datak and Stahma.

Good news, I hope.

They were successful in planting

the shrill-infested weapons
in the local armory.

The town's entire gun supply
was destroyed.

What does that madman want?

He wants us to blow up
the St. Louis Arch.

People of Defiance,

our darkest hour has passed.

The lights are finally
back on.

Thanks to our Omec friends,
the mines are open,

and the gulanite
is flowing at a rapid pace.

Slowly but surely,
we're getting back on our feet.

'Cause when we're
up against the wall,

when many of us
had just about lost hope,

we persevered,

standing beside each other.

Always remember
who we are.

We are free.
We are proud.

We are Defiance.

I can't speak
for the rest of you, Defiance,

but I'm inspired.

Here's some old-world grunge
going out to my man Alak Tarr,

wherever you are.

I notice you didn't tell
the town we were

free, proud,
and defenseless.

No need
to start a panic.

Shrill destroyed
every weapon in our armory.

I don't know about you,
but I'm feeling

pretty damn panicked.

I think I got something here.

Amanda, we've been going
through the old E-Rep files.

I think I might have a line
on where we can

find some weapons.

My fellow Votans,

I am Commander General
Rahm Tak

of the Votanis Collective.

Today's a special day.

Today is a day
of celebration.

- I have shown you mercy.
- Hologram.

I have come here today
to liberate you.

You three, hey,
check the Arch for casualties.

He's gotta be projecting
from somewhere close.

You still have your homes.

You still have your lives.

But the continued survival
of Defiance is in your hands.

I am an honest man.

Far more honest
than your human mayor.

My spies have informed me

that all the weapons
in your armory

have been rendered useless,

a fact Amanda Rosewater
has kept from you.

- Nolan, shut this down!
- Working on it.

Like all pink-meat humans,

she's a liar.

I am coming to your town.

Votans of Defiance,

I make you this promise:

your life will be spared

if you surrender,

but for those of you
who side with the humans,

there will be no mercy.

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The Arch is only
the first salvo.

Hitting back will require
weapons and lots of them.

We may find them here.

Station Arrowhead.
300 miles north.

An EMC black site,
built during the Pale Wars

and been sealed up tight
ever since the '20s.

How do we know it hasn't
already been found, looted?

We don't, but look
at the manifest.

Automatic weapons, explosives,

medical,
everything we could hope for.

And if we drove all night, we
could be there by mid-morning.

- This is heavy firepower.
- Mm-hmm.

Worth rolling the dice.

I'm riding shotgun.

You heard the lady.
Pack a bag.

Wheels up at sundown.

- Not you, you're benched.
- Come on.

- Benched.
- They blew up the Arch.

- Don't care.
- Nolan!

You're gonna stay here
with Berlin.

You're gonna figure out
who planted those explosives.

And you two, you're gonna work
together on this.

You hear me?

_

You know how
everyone says that

Buddy Rich is
the best drummer?

I like Gene Krupa better.

Krupa, yes.
Sing, Sing, Sing.

Wonderful beat.

A despicable species,
the humans,

but they do have rhythm.

General, sir.

Sir, I have an update
on Defiance.

Datak and Stahma
have destroyed the Arch.

Ha! Excellent!

And the hologram?

The entire town saw it.

Don't look so gloomy, Alak.

Thanks to
your resourceful parents,

you live to see
another day.

But, sir,
there is one more thing.

Speak freely.

There are two Omec
in Defiance.

One male, one female.

_

The Omec?

Like from back on Votan?
Aren't they...

Quiet!

I've consulted
with my Indogene brothers,

and we're fairly certain
that the male

is Eksu Tsuroz T'evgin.

He's a prominent figure
in Omec culture.

Scientist, inventor,
politician,

and war hero.

Well, why isn't
this glorious renaissance man

back home, dead, in space
with the rest of the enchanters?

Our long-range scans
indicate that he has a ship.

It's in orbit,
hovering above Defiance.

A warship?

We're not sure.

Its power signature,
however, is very low.

It's in need of repair.

They need gulanite.
That's why they're in Defiance.

A fully functional
Omec warship

could destroy
the entire Votanis Collective.

Eksu Tsuroz T'evgin
needs to die.

Send word
to Datak and Stahma.

Tell them I need it done
immediately.

What he's demanding
is reckless.

We must refuse
this order.

That's not an option,
and you know it.

It's too soon
after the Arch.

The entire town's
on high alert.

Rahm Tak is going
to get us caught.

It's a risk
we have to take.

Stahma...

_

What?

Out with it.

I've given this
a great deal of thought.

I don't believe Rahm Tak
will ever release Alak alive.

How can you say that?

He married a human girl.

Rahm Tak won't let that
go unpunished.

No, you're wrong.
Rahm and I shared an oath.

I looked him in the eye.

Rahm Tak's eyes are empty!

Even if you're right,
it changes nothing.

Killing the Omec
buys us time.

- Time for what?
- I don't know!

Time to...
to-to think,

to come up with some sort
of counter-strategy.

What other choice
do we have?

The Omec has to die.

I suppose you're right.

We have betrayed
our neighbors,

and so long as that madman
has the power to expose us,

we must obey his commands

for our own survival,

if not Alak's.

Is that poison?

I'll fill a hidden needle

and inject the Omec
during coitus.

Coitus?

It's a human word.

- It means...
- I know what it means.

T'evgin will suffer
cardiac arrest,

leaving no evidence
of foul play.

Well, surely
there's some other way.

My way is effective
and safe.

Rest assured, love,

I will think only of you.

_

Looks like
it's been recently plowed.

According to this,
underground access

is in that barn.

Ah, that barn smell.
Heh.

You mean manure?

What ever happened
to romance?

I killed it
and ate it.

Nolan, you okay?

Just a headache.

Leave the fingers.

Leave... leave... leave...
Ah, ow!

Come with me.

I don't suppose
I could hang on to my gun?

No.

- Come on, pal.
- George isn't your pal.

Neither am I.

It's amazing.

You look just like her.

Like who?

The girl from the movies.

What movies?
What are you talking about?

No more talking.

Niles?

Oh, nuts.

After our
garrison left Defiance,

Viceroy Mercado decided
to lead us back to New York

to provide aid and comfort,
and it was futile.

Before we made Cincinnati,
we were overrun

by refugees streaming west.

They were burned
and bloodied and sick.

They'd lost everything.

It was heartbreaking,
truly.

Ooh, try the Camembert.
Try it. It's divine.

We offered them
what little comfort we could.

Of course,
we shared their provisions.

Of course.

Yeah, that's right.
Thanks, Paul.

Many of the refugees
joined us as we headed north

up to Arrowhead
to resupply.

Well, I mean,
obviously you made it here,

but what happened
to everyone else?

We hit raiders
outside Detroit.

I escaped,

but Mercado and the others...
they weren't so lucky.

- Doubt it was luck.
- Nolan.

Come on,
I wanna hear this.

I made my way here
to Arrowhead alone,

found the entrance,
but I didn't know the passcode.

Would have died
from the elements

had it not been for an angel
who came to my rescue.

An angel named George.

- I'm not really an angel.
- That's a matter of opinion.

George here
brought me inside,

and he and his fellow Biomen
kept Station Arrowhead

humming along
since the Pale Wars ended.

It's a remarkable place.

It's completely
self-sustaining.

It was built as a refuge
for the government elite

in case the world
went to hell.

There's a fully stocked
seed vault,

functional rain chamber.

There's even DNA samples
of old-world animals.

Cows and goats,
cats and dogs.

I had a dog once.
He only had three legs.

I know, Georgie, I know,

but he's
in a much better place now.

- Isn't he?
- Mm.

This is the last
of the stuff.

Guilty conscience
eating at you?

It's a headache.

It's nothing.

Look at this.

So? It's just part
of a boom box.

The Arch was full
of old radio junk.

Look at these burns
and how the edges

are blown out
from the inside.

This radio was
the casing for the bomb.

Let's see if we can
get a print off it.

So it's just you here
underground?

With your four
color-coordinated Biomen.

Your own little slice of heaven,
if you ask me.

Nolan's sarcasm notwithstanding,

yes, I have built quite
the pleasant life for myself.

I read. I write.

I farm.

I've even been known
to dabble in carpentry

from time to time.

You all right?

I'm glad you're happy.

I appreciate that,
Amanda, I do.

I've missed you.

I've missed you
an awful lot.

Well, before I start
blubbing all over myself,

let's get to it.

I can't imagine
this is a social visit.

What you need?
Food? Building materials?

Guns.

Since the E-Rep fell apart,

the Votanis Collective
has been growing in strength.

They blew up the Arch.

Good Lord.
It's gone completely?

Yes.

I can only imagine how deeply
it affects you, Amanda.

Why did you let me prattle on
about myself so much?

You were kind of on a roll.

I'm afraid I do still rather
enjoy the sound of my own voice.

Your request is granted.

Ringo, show our friends
to the armory.

Yeah?

Let them take as many weapons

as they can fit
into their roller.

All right, then.

Niles, I can't
thank you enough.

My pleasure.
Oh, Amanda, Amanda.

Could I have a word
in private?

I'm fine. Go.

Nolan doesn't trust me.

I don't trust anyone.

Do you wanna
blow this?

I'm not leaving you alone
with this guy.

I can handle him.
I mean it.

Go.

I'll be back
in ten minutes.

Very good.

Is this a conversation
or a seduction?

Hopefully both.

I've been thinking
about six months ago,

when I left Defiance
for New York,

how you refused
to join me.

You know I care about you...

No, no, no, no, no.
It's-it's all right.

I completely understand.

There were
so many distractions.

Protecting Defiance,
rebuilding the E-Rep,

fighting the V.C.

This period of solitude

has... has clarified certain...

primal sanities.

You and I are special.

We're bound together in a deep
and fundamental manner.

But Eve could not truly
join her Adam...

until...

the perfect Eden
revealed itself.

And now it has.

Amanda, what would you say
to the idea

of staying on here
permanently?

♪ Oh, I want the truth
to be said ♪

We getting the band
back together?

I didn't mean to intrude.

Surprising an Omec
is a dangerous pursuit.

Forgive me.

I came
for your culture lessons.

We never specified
a time.

And that, I think,
is a lie.

Partially, yes.

My husband is in a mood,

and I was anxious
for some more pleasant company.

Something to take my mind
off the Arch.

The Gateway Arch
is a human monument.

Why should a Shanje
such as yourself

care about its destruction?

My son Alak
ran the radio station

from the top
of the Arch.

It meant more to him
than anything else.

I see.

Would you care
for something to drink?

Haven't you done enough
for Defiance?

I can't hide underground
and watch my town burn.

You know that.

We're meant to be together.
Yeah?

I belong to you,

and you belong to me.

Amanda, you're mine.

What?

"You're mine," that's what
my attacker said in New York...

Oh, I'm so sorry.
Of course...

Of course you told me
all about that night.

I'm so sorry, okay?
It was just...

It was an unfortunate choice
of words.

No, no, no.
I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, you think
you're over something,

and then it just comes back
at you in unexpected ways.

Uh, do you have
any Scotch?

Real Scotch. That's bourbon.
I checked earlier.

Of course you did.
I'll be right back.

So you have no idea whether
your son is alive or not?

I can only pray to Rayetso
for his safe return.

I, too, am no stranger
to loss of family.

I'm sorry.

I have learned to find solace
in our great works.

The most enduring are
about finding meaning in loss.

I spent many long nights
on my ship

considering what
the Indogene had done to us.

I could not help but wonder
if we had not brought

tragedy upon ourselves.

Death breeds death.

The greatest Omec opera
was about that very thing.

_

Yes.

It's my favorite.

Why have you really come here,
my lovely little show-off?

I want the truth.

The entire truth.

Isn't it obvious?

_

Would you like
to go again?

You took a nice shot there.

Turn your head to the light,
so I can check your pupils.

Do you know your name?

Yeah, Joshua Nolan.

Good. I'm Samir.

Do you remember
what happened to you?

Oh, Bioman took
a cheap shot.

You a medic?

I was a veterinarian...

before New York
got destroyed.

But now I work on humans
and Sensoths

and everything
in between.

Any nausea?

No, no, I'm fine.
Hard head.

Yeah, that cut on your head,
how did you get that?

Long, complicated story.

Uh, that's locked,
by the way.

How many Biomen
on site?

Oh, just the Fab Four.

Yeah?
You have people with you?

Used to.

30 of us
from New York.

We managed to escape after
the Great Terraforming Disaster.

Um, after a few months,
we met up

with Pottinger's soldiers
on the road.

I mean, E-Rep, we thought
they'd keep us safe.

Until Pottinger
just went nuts.

I mean, he put a bullet through
his commanding officer's head

and then declared himself
in charge.

Some of us tried
to stop him.

People died.

After that, Pottinger knew that
none of us trusted him,

so to keep people in line,

he forced me to wire

a dead-man switch
to his chest.

You're shitting me.

If Pottinger's heart
stops beating,

it triggers a bomb.

What kind of a bomb?

Uh, you remember Portland?

Yeah, I've seen the crater.

He wired himself
to a singularity bomb?

Yeah.

If he dies, this whole place
gets sucked into a wormhole.

We gotta get out of here now.

Put that down.

Where's Nolan?

In the armory.

Can you take me to him?

No.

George,
why is that door padlocked?

It's-it's private.

In the elevator,
you said I reminded you

of the girl in the movies.

Who is she?
What did you mean?

Thank you, George.
That'll be all.

I should stay.

I think
she might try to hurt you.

Oh.

I don't think
she's happy here.

You're very perceptive,
George.

Your boss said something to me
that reminded me

of a bad thing that happened,
so, yes,

I'm not happy.

But it's nothing an old-world
single malt can't fix.

I can wait
outside the doors.

What is he, a Bioman
or a jealous girlfriend?

Go see to the dishes,
George.

I shan't ask you again.

Okay.

Rather like a Labrador,
isn't he?

So I've been thinking
about your offer.

I'm willing to stay,

but there's a price.

Go on.

I'll do anything
to keep Defiance safe.

You offered us a roller
filled with weapons,

but that's
not nearly enough.

I propose
we send Nolan back

with the weapons,
he returns with a caravan

to haul everything
back to Defiance.

- Everything?
- Mm-hmm.

Every single weapon
in your armory,

down to the last firecracker.

Defiance gets the guns,

and you get me.

All right, jackass.

Open the door.

The screening room.
Now!

Amanda, please.

Open it, or I open you.

All right, all right.

Something you must know
about me first.

I'm not well.

The abuse I suffered
when I was...

attacked by Votans
at my boarding school...

Shut up! Move!

Okay.

Okay.

How do you like it, hmm?

My special place.

What is all this stuff?

This mask.
This flashlight.

Now listen to me carefully.

When I love someone,

I become completely and utterly
enthralled with them,

their tragedies,
everything.

What's on these video chips?

Uh, just all
the video diaries of...

Play this one
with my name on it.

Now. Play it!
Now!

Okay.

Oh, damn.

Such ethereal beauty.

I can't believe
I didn't see this.

Before me it was Connor.

Ah, we were school chums.

He protected me
when the Votan attacked.

He saved me.

I loved him.

And then what?

Then you followed him
to New York?

Hmm, yes.

Connor didn't want
to see me.

So sometimes I would follow
people who were close to him,

so they might lead me
to him.

Like that night
in Central Park

when I was attacked?

Yeah, yeah,
I saw what happened,

and I wanted
to stop it, okay?

But I froze.

I was a coward.

But after your attacker left,

I wanted to help you.

But how could I justify
being there, Amanda?

In that moment,
all my guilt, all my shame,

my self-hatred,
it just exploded into a rage.

But I chased
after your attacker,

and I caught him.

I bashed in his skull,

and I rolled his body
into the the river, for you.

Yet you kept
his mask and flashlight?

They're replicas!

Replicas? Bullshit!

Come on, Amanda.

Please put down the gun.

That's it.
Pass it to me.

Okay, if you shot me,

the entire station
would've exploded.

Ah!

Looks like
we're all still here.

- Let's move.
- I'm right behind you.

You're not supposed
to open the door.

Okay, he's, uh...

he's really new here.

He doesn't know...

Nice thinking,
doggie doctor.

Amanda.
Come on!

Please, stop.

If you kill me,
we will all die.

I wanna hear you
say it.

Admit what you did!

Say it!

Please, Amanda...

don't do this.

Say it.

Say it.

- I love you!
- Say it!

Say it!

Amanda, no!

- Samir!
- I'm on it!

Keep him alive.
Don't let him die.

Come on.

Hey. Hey.

He raped me.

Come on, come on.
No, no, no, no, no.

It was him.

He's dead.

We gotta get out of here.

Amanda, come on!

Hey! We gotta go!
Come on!

Faster! Faster!
Come on!

Pretty.

Ah, you're awake.

I made some pancakes.

I got the ingredients
from the NeedWant bazaar.

Oh, thank you.

I hope you like them.

Oh.

Enjoy them
while they're hot.

Oh, your needle.

I suppose we should discuss
the poison.

Poison?

You're not
the first Castithan concubine

that has attempted
to murder me.

Your people know nothing
about my physiology,

and that's exactly
the way I like it.

I have lived
for many, many centuries,

and the longer
my people live,

the more difficult
we are to kill.

So why do you
want me dead?

Actually, I don't.

And I don't want
to be killed,

so I guess that puts us
on the same page.

As the humans say.

So why the poison?

I lied earlier.

I know exactly
where my son is.

The Votanis Collective
have taken him hostage.

They ordered me
to kill you,

or his life
would be forfeit.

What will you tell them?

The truth.

I have failed.

Will you try again?

Do I have any chance
of success?

I'm afraid not.

What shall you do?

In my entire life,

no man has ever
made a meal for me.

I feel
I should thank you.

You know
whose badge that is.

Of course I do.

I miss him too.

- I loved Tommy.
- Shut up!

You don't kill
what you love!

It wasn't me.
It was the machine!

Is it a machine holding a knife
to my neck right now?

What the chup?

Nolan, I'm so sorry.

Don't.

If I hadn't killed Pottinger,
we would have those weapons

to fight the V.C.

Yeah, possible.

Also possible that
killing Pottinger saved us

from being murdered
by Biomen

or, in your case,
something much worse.

What's that for?

For being
one of the good guys.

Nolan? Nolan!

Nolan!
He's bleeding!

Get me a stick!

The blood's coming
from his head wound.

- What caused it?
- Some kind of Votan tech.

- More specific!
- I don't know!

You need to make
an educated guess

because whatever's
inside this man's head

is killing him.

What's wrong with you?

Help me.

Please.

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