{238}{325}- How can you eat that stuff?|- It's healthier than that.
{330}{371}At least this tastes like something.
{377}{429}I guess it just takes|a more discriminating palate
{434}{484}to appreciate Vulcan cuisine.
{498}{570}Do you know there are|over 5,000 subspecies
{575}{639}of termites on Loracus Prime?
{931}{977}I thought we were headed|for a nebula.
{992}{1067}- Anybody hear about this?|- Not a word.
{1101}{1132}I wonder if somebody lives there.
{1137}{1210}There's a lot of plant life.|It might be an oxygen atmosphere.
{1216}{1286}What do you think? First Contact?
{1292}{1336}I don't see any cities or agriculture.
{1342}{1400}Maybe they live underground|or in the water.
{1406}{1461}Is that snow on those mountains?
{1466}{1533}You'd think the captain would make|an announcement or something.
{1539}{1583}Well, call him.
{1620}{1651}T'Pol?
{1656}{1740}Seventeen percent oxygen.|Eighty-one percent nitrogen.
{1746}{1779}Sounds like home.
{1785}{1819}Any people?
{1825}{1926}The planet supports a diverse ecology,|but there are no signs of humanoid life.
{1942}{2013}Still, someone may have|a claim on it.
{2018}{2082}We don't wanna go|waltzing into their back yard.
{2095}{2219}Scan for marker buoys,|beacons, man-made satellites.
{2224}{2264}None in range, sir.
{2270}{2323}Looks like no one's|planted a flag just yet.
{2368}{2432}Prep a shuttlepod, Mr Tucker.
{2451}{2508}I like the looks|of the northern continent.
{2514}{2558}See if you can find a good place|to set down.
{2564}{2633}- Yes, sir.|- Captain?
{2639}{2710}There are a number of protocols|you may want to consider.
{2716}{2745}Protocols?
{2751}{2783}Vulcan ships would begin
{2788}{2874}by sending automated probes down|to collect more detailed scans.
{2880}{2935}If the planet proved to be|Minshara-class,
{2940}{3007}we would then conduct|a geophysical survey from orbit.
{3012}{3099}- Minshara-class?|- Suitable for humanoid life.
{3114}{3206}- How long would all that take?|- Six or seven days.
{3212}{3331}You expect us to sit up here for|a week while probes have all the fun?
{3343}{3467}This planet has been here a long time.|It will still be here in seven days.
{3473}{3578}I understand that you have|a more cautious approach.
{3584}{3703}But we didn't come out here|to tiptoe around. Get the pod ready.
{3709}{3783}I'd like you to put together|the survey team.
{3802}{3863}I assume that's not|a violation of protocol.
{3971}{4099}"It's been a long road|Gettin' from there to here"
{4158}{4240}"It's been a long time"
{4245}{4337}"But my time is finally near"
{4342}{4444}"And I will see my dream|Come alive at last"
{4449}{4519}"I will touch the sky"
{4524}{4615}"And they're not gonna|Hold me down no more"
{4620}{4692}"No, they're not gonna change my mind"
{4697}{4810}"'Cause I've got faith of the heart"
{4815}{4885}"I'm going where my heart will take me"
{4890}{5000}"I've got faith to believe"
{5005}{5067}"I can do anything"
{5072}{5180}"I've got strength of the soul"
{5185}{5254}"And no one's gonna bend or break me"
{5259}{5387}"I can reach any star"
{5396}{5486}"I've got faith"
{5491}{5580}"I've got faith"
{5585}{5700}"Faith of the heart"
{6197}{6234}Thanks.
{6289}{6329}I tried some plomeek broth|this morning.
{6335}{6409}It was very good. Vulcan food is...
{6414}{6441}...interesting.
{6458}{6505}Did you sterilize|the sample containers?
{6510}{6550}Yes.
{6668}{6716}Thanks for choosing me|for this mission.
{6722}{6789}You were selected because|your specialty is entomology.
{6795}{6879}This planet has|a diverse insect population.
{6892}{6944}Great.
{7029}{7088}You'd have better luck|making friends with a housefly.
{7093}{7137}I know.
{7512}{7552}Wow.
{7558}{7656}- Worth every light-year.|- Set us down just east of those hills.
{7662}{7694}Aye, sir.
{8137}{8211}Where no dog has gone before.
{8225}{8286}I almost forgot|what fresh air smells like.
{8292}{8363}The atmosphere contains trace|elements of nitrogen dioxide,
{8369}{8423}- chloromethane...|- Put that thing away.
{8428}{8497}Take a minute to enjoy yourself.
{8534}{8593}The sky ever get this blue|on Vulcan?
{8598}{8642}Occasionally.
{8659}{8736}We're walking on an alien world,|light-years from Earth or Vulcan.
{8741}{8770}Doesn't that impress you?
{8775}{8850}I've been to|36 Minshara-class planets.
{8856}{8910}This experience|is only marginally different.
{8916}{8979}Perfect. Hold it right there.
{9043}{9089}Smile.
{9131}{9206}Be sure to get a copy of that|to the Vulcan High Command.
{9260}{9348}You have your assignments.|We'll rendezvous here at 1900 hours.
{9353}{9437}Unless the captain wants us|to pose for more pictures.
{10258}{10342}I'm afraid my log entry|isn't gonna do this justice.
{10347}{10403}A cabin in these woods|would be nice.
{10409}{10492}Three weeks in deep space,|you're ready to jump ship?
{10498}{10602}Don't worry. I'm not going anywhere.|You guys would be lost without me.
{10607}{10636}It's beautiful, all right.
{10641}{10713}But I couldn't call a place home unless|it came with a pair of warp nacelles.
{10739}{10785}Boomers.
{10844}{10923}- Archer.|- Is there a problem, captain?
{10928}{10972}No, no problem. Why?
{10977}{11038}We were scheduled|to rendezvous 15 minutes ago.
{11124}{11213}Sorry. We lost track of time.
{11223}{11268}We'll be right there.
{11415}{11474}We've identified|several nocturnal marsupials.
{11479}{11529}I'd like to keep Crewmen Cutler|and Novakovich
{11534}{11581}with me overnight to study them.
{11586}{11642}I'm glad to see you're getting|in the spirit of things.
{11647}{11712}- Pick you up in the morning.|- Captain, if it's all right with you,
{11718}{11787}- Travis and I would like to stay as well.|- We would?
{11792}{11861}When was the last time|you slept under the stars?
{11866}{11907}There's plenty of camping gear|in the pod.
{11913}{11972}This isn't shore leave.|This is a research mission.
{11977}{12038}Why can't it be a little bit of both?
{12044}{12118}Research isn't the only reason|we're out here.
{12136}{12220}- Pitch your tent, commander.|- Thanks, captain.
{12226}{12295}Don't worry.|We'll keep out of your hair.
{12400}{12438}Keep in mind,|those cargo vessels
{12443}{12504}weren't equipped|for rescue operations.
{12509}{12611}So the captain wasn't sure what to do|when he picked up the distress call.
{12627}{12706}But it wasn't a ship|that sent the signal.
{12714}{12838}It was a life pod. From one|of the old Y-500-class freighters.
{12844}{12910}- Those were retired decades ago.|- Exactly.
{12916}{13050}The pod had been drifting in space|for 63 years.
{13056}{13147}Bio-scans showed|one life sign inside the pod.
{13153}{13194}Human.
{13200}{13256}The assistant engineer,|George Webb,
{13261}{13345}a friend of my uncle's,|was assigned to open it.
{13369}{13448}Took him over an hour|to cut through the hull.
{13467}{13558}He said the metal felt strange.
{13564}{13621}Cold to the touch.
{13626}{13705}Of course it was cold.|It was floating in space for 60 years.
{13722}{13824}He could hear a tapping noise|coming from inside.
{13833}{13899}But when he finally got it open...
{13910}{13946}...the pod was empty.
{13960}{14005}No body. Nothing.
{14020}{14090}A few days later,|Webb started acting strange.
{14096}{14145}Getting into fights with the crew,
{14151}{14247}muttering to himself|in some sort of alien language.
{14253}{14339}Then one day,|he locked himself in Engineering
{14344}{14455}and overloaded the impulse reactors.|He almost destroyed the ship.
{14494}{14593}Then he sealed himself|in a life pod and ejected it.
{14623}{14666}I assume the captain|went after him.
{14683}{14730}The reactors were|too badly damaged.
{14762}{14876}Some people say it was|an alien life form that got into him.
{14882}{14966}Others think it was|the ghost of a dead crewman.
{14977}{15041}I never knew what to believe.
{15051}{15150}But Webb is still out there, drifting.
{15172}{15234}When the subspace noise|is real low,
{15239}{15358}some com officers say they can|still hear the echo of his distress call.
{15372}{15396}Beep.
{15438}{15469}Beep.
{15625}{15679}It's highly doubtful|that a distress beacon
{15685}{15764}could function continuously|for 63 years.
{15828}{15872}Let me guess.
{15886}{15939}No ghost stories on Vulcan.
{15968}{16007}That's it.
{16024}{16083}To the left of that trinary cluster.
{16089}{16139}- What?|- Our sun.
{16144}{16226}- Are you sure?|- Yeah. Positive.
{16232}{16301}Just another speck of light.
{16307}{16366}No different than any other.
{16372}{16451}When I was a kid,|I'd go camping with my buddies.
{16470}{16552}We'd spend half the night|looking up at the stars,
{16558}{16633}wondering what our own sun|would look like from this far away.
{16659}{16696}Now you know.
{16753}{16822}- Are you okay?|- Headache.
{16828}{16863}If it's all right with you,
{16868}{16927}I'd like to lie down for a while|before we get back to work.
{16932}{16987}Certainly.
{17087}{17166}Has anyone heard the one|about the haunted comet?
{17203}{17253}Wait a minute.|You notice something?
{17267}{17308}Fireflies are gone.
{17314}{17381}Nice going, Travis.|You scared off the bugs.
{17401}{17485}Maybe it's the ghost|of George Webb.
{17564}{17613}Looks like we might|have ourselves a little weather.
{17627}{17685}A front is approaching|from the southwest.
{17904}{17963}It must be gusting at 80 kph.
{17968}{18005}This is nothing compared|to a hurricane
{18010}{18050}coming up through|the Florida Keys.
{18056}{18141}Try flying through an ion storm|at warp 2.
{18150}{18201}Did you hear that?
{18217}{18279}- What?|- Someone's out there.
{18299}{18347}It's the wind.
{18642}{18686}- Oh, son of a bitch!|- What is it?
{18691}{18744}There's something in my bag.
{18767}{18813}- Give me your boot.|- What for?
{18818}{18842}So I can squash it.
{18847}{18889}Are we allowed to squash|alien life forms?
{18894}{18945}If they're inside your sleeping bag.
{18974}{19039}There it is. Wait a minute.
{19045}{19105}- Where'd you put the phase pistols?|- You wanna shoot a bug?
{19110}{19177}- I'm just gonna stun it.|- T'Pol to Tucker.
{19183}{19252}- Go ahead.|- Is there a problem, commander?
{19258}{19331}Oh, no, just an 8-inch scorpion thing|inside our tent.
{19337}{19421}- Do you require assistance?|- I think I've got it under control.
{19427}{19464}No, not there. It's over there.
{19533}{19609}T'Pol, you said you found|a cave this afternoon.
{19615}{19726}- Less than half a kilometre from here.|- I think we're gonna need it.
{19852}{19891}Come in.
{19960}{20064}Nice catch.|You'd make a good 2-metre man.
{20069}{20107}Too bad we don't have|a pool onboard.
{20121}{20147}A shame.
{20166}{20225}A windstorm's moving across|the northern continent.
{20230}{20279}- It looks like a nasty one.|- Survey team?
{20284}{20343}They've taken shelter,|but I'd recommend pulling them out.
{20348}{20407}I've got a shuttlepod on standby.
{20432}{20490}- Archer to T'Pol.|- Yes, captain.
{20496}{20570}- What's your status?|- We've relocated into a cavern.
{20575}{20633}Mr Reed thinks we should|come down and get you.
{20639}{20708}A landing under these conditions|might be difficult.
{20713}{20764}We'll be protected|until the winds diminish.
{20779}{20861}We'll keep an eye on the storm.|Let us know if you need anything.
{20866}{20910}Understood.
{20943}{20987}Keep the pod on standby.
{20993}{21064}- Just in case.|- Aye, sir.
{21111}{21181}- Who's got the food packs?|- Nope.
{21187}{21250}- Travis?|- Not me, sir.
{21256}{21304}We must have left them|at the campsite.
{21310}{21349}I'll go.
{21358}{21397}Be careful.
{22272}{22316}Trip?
{22503}{22547}Hello?
{22645}{22726}- Was anybody outside just now?|- Just you. Why?
{22732}{22802}- There's someone else out there.|- What?
{22808}{22856}Near the campsite.
{22862}{22910}I think we've had enough|ghost stories for one night.
{22916}{22955}It's no story.
{22960}{23017}We've scanned the planet.|It's uninhabited.
{23022}{23148}- I'm telling you, I saw three people.|- Three? What did they look like?
{23154}{23242}- It was too dark.|- Sub-commander?
{23254}{23338}Other than ourselves,|there are no humanoid life forms here.
{23343}{23390}There could be something|wrong with your scanner.
{23395}{23471}It's functioning perfectly.|Perhaps you imagined seeing them.
{23476}{23529}They looked pretty real to me.
{23573}{23604}Ethan?
{23609}{23675}There's someone back there.|I heard voices.
{23680}{23741}Are you gonna tell me|I'm imagining things too?
{23746}{23788}- It's not safe here.|- We don't know that.
{23793}{23817}They could be friendly.
{23823}{23875}Why are they hiding? Why|don't they come and say hello?
{23880}{23959}- We should leave.|- Where do you propose we go?
{23964}{24039}- Back out into the storm?|- It's better than being trapped in here.
{24044}{24128}Slow down, crewman.|That's an order.
{24173}{24217}Ethan!
{24252}{24296}Stay here.
{24352}{24396}Travis.
{24625}{24700}- I'll be back shortly.|- Where are you going?
{24706}{24814}If there's someone back there,|I intend to find them.
{25508}{25567}Ethan!
{25866}{25910}Travis!
{25939}{25978}I saw one.
{26030}{26096}It came right out of that rock|like it was a part of it.
{26102}{26196}That could explain why they're not|showing up on our scanners.
{27241}{27307}It's too dangerous.|We should go back.
{27919}{27963}Who were they?
{27973}{28012}Excuse me?
{28017}{28086}Well, who were you talking to?
{28096}{28149}Talking to?
{28154}{28203}There's no one here.
{28280}{28345}We've lost Novakovich,|and we're apparently not alone.
{28350}{28404}There's some kind of life form|down here.
{28410}{28509}- Can you make it back to the cavern?|- We're heading there now, sir.
{28568}{28634}The captain's on his way.|We're getting out of here.
{28639}{28680}Not a moment too soon.
{28685}{28759}From what I saw,|these things live inside the rock.
{28765}{28824}I performed a geological analysis.
{28829}{28893}The rocks are composed|of limestone and cormalite.
{28898}{28932}Nothing more.
{28937}{29016}She's lying, commander.|I saw her talking to them.
{29021}{29096}- Crewman?|- In there. There were two of them.
{29101}{29178}- She's mistaken.|- No, I'm not.
{29183}{29242}Why won't you tell us|what's going on?
{29251}{29285}What do they want?
{29378}{29447}I've got a fix.|Twenty kilometres northeast.
{29453}{29517}Archer to Novakovich.
{29530}{29626}- Ethan, respond.|- Who's there? Who is that?
{29632}{29695}This is Captain Archer.|We're attempting to land.
{29700}{29771}- I want you to get back to the cavern.|- Go to hell!
{29862}{29933}- I have no reason to deceive you.|- Neither does she.
{29938}{29981}You keep claiming these creatures|don't exist,
{29986}{30068}but the rest of us have all seen them.|That's a little strange, don't you think?
{30073}{30110}I can't explain what you've seen,
{30115}{30168}but I assure you,|I didn't speak to anyone.
{30173}{30215}I'd like to believe you.
{30220}{30279}But you Vulcans don't exactly|have a spotless track record
{30284}{30325}when it comes to|being honest with us.
{30349}{30439}- Your point?|- You've held things back before.
{30445}{30485}You might be doing it again.
{30573}{30597}Tucker here.
{30602}{30653}We're closing in|on your position, Trip.
{30658}{30757}There's a clearing 100 metres|from the cave entrance. Get to it.
{30921}{30978}I'm reading them.|Two kilometres due west.
{30984}{31026}I'm taking us down.
{31211}{31280}There's a lot of wind shear|near the surface.
{31295}{31380}Activate the auxiliary|landing thrusters.
{31393}{31440}Altitude 70 metres.
{31536}{31565}Forty metres.
{31728}{31774}I'll have to try a different vector.
{31909}{31960}- Starboard.|- I see it.
{32072}{32111}Thruster four's down.
{32116}{32186}- We're leaking plasma coolant.|- Almost there.
{32191}{32270}Sir, we can't safely land|in this wind with a thruster out.
{32441}{32492}- Archer to Tucker.|- Captain.
{32497}{32541}Aren't you forgetting something?
{32547}{32617}We're gonna have to wait|till the wind dies down.
{32638}{32718}- Try to manage till then.|- We'll do our best, sir.
{32724}{32801}If you run across any more|of these aliens, try to make contact.
{32807}{32842}See what you can find out|about them.
{32847}{32886}Understood.
{33344}{33396}You okay?
{33416}{33455}Never better.
{33499}{33609}You heard the captain.|He wants to know about your friends.
{33615}{33669}What are you gonna tell him?
{33691}{33745}What are you gonna tell him?
{33815}{33869}- This is pointless.|- Is it?
{33875}{33918}We're stuck down here|for God knows how long,
{33923}{34000}with rock people, who, for all we know,|are staring at us from these walls now.
{34006}{34080}Not to mention a crewman out there|who probably won't last the night.
{34085}{34160}Now, if we're gonna get through this, I|need to know what the hell's going on.
{34165}{34194}You beginning to see my point?
{34199}{34268}I share your concern for Crewman|Novakovich, but as I told you...
{34273}{34337}You couldn't care less about him,|or any of the rest of us.
{34343}{34408}That would require some of those|useless human emotions.
{34414}{34489}Your emotions are beginning|to affect your judgment.
{34494}{34558}You're becoming irrational.
{34563}{34634}- You've never seen me irrational.|- Sir?
{34649}{34722}I hate to add to our problems,|but we're running low on water.
{34742}{34781}Great.
{34800}{34884}- We'll have to conserve what's left.|- That won't be necessary.
{34889}{34946}I detected water about 60 metres|in that direction.
{34951}{35035}How do we know you're not|going in there to talk to your friends?
{35065}{35111}Join me if you'd like.
{35117}{35154}It could be a trap, commander.
{35247}{35328}I can survive without water|for several days.
{35344}{35373}Can you?
{35411}{35444}Sit down.
{35505}{35559}You heard me.
{35867}{35891}How's he doing?
{35897}{35956}Not good.|His bio-signs are very erratic.
{35961}{36005}Try him again.
{36010}{36050}Enterprise to Novakovich.
{36059}{36134}Can you hear me? Ethan.
{36312}{36359}Mr Reed.|Can you get a lock on him?
{36365}{36414}- Yes, sir.|- Looks like our only choice.
{36419}{36461}Understood. Stand by.
{36579}{36606}There's a problem, sir.
{36621}{36662}There are contaminants|in the matter stream.
{36667}{36753}The phase discriminator can't|seem to isolate the debris.
{36851}{36905}Reed to Sickbay.
{36920}{36969}Medical emergency.
{37026}{37072}What are you doing?
{37077}{37143}- Working.|- On what?
{37149}{37205}Scans I took this afternoon.
{37211}{37256}Find anything|you wanna tell me about?
{37271}{37330}There's nothing of|scientific interest on this planet.
{37335}{37381}Our mission here|was a waste of time.
{37386}{37445}That's what you'd like us to think.
{37476}{37535}- Let me see that thing.|- The readings are in Vulcan.
{37540}{37619}- You won't understand them.|- No. But Hoshi would.
{37668}{37698}This could be evidence.
{37704}{37790}- Of what?|- Your little conspiracy.
{37796}{37878}I was wrong.|There is something of interest here.
{37883}{37948}I've learned a great deal|about human behaviour.
{37978}{38022}Under stress, you become volatile.
{38027}{38101}You're a far more dangerous species|than I previously believed.
{38107}{38191}Your people have been telling us|that kind of crap for 100 years.
{38197}{38261}Looks like you finally found a way|to put us back in our cage.
{38281}{38375}- Sir?|- Imagine the news back home, Travis.
{38381}{38455}"Enterprise crew found dead.
{38461}{38552}Six weeks into their historic voyage,|the bodies of all 82 crewmembers
{38557}{38604}were located on|an uninhabited world.
{38610}{38673}A Vulcan ship made|the unfortunate discovery.
{38679}{38747}Cause of death remains a mystery."
{38753}{38824}But what the Vulcans won't say|is they know exactly who attacked us.
{38829}{38870}In fact, they arranged|the whole thing.
{38875}{38946}They lured us down here|so they could sabotage our mission.
{38952}{39014}You were the one|who found these caves.
{39019}{39077}And it was your idea to stay overnight.
{39083}{39153}I didn't ask you or Mr Tucker|to join us.
{39159}{39211}We know you're here.
{39217}{39295}Why don't you show yourselves?|You're not afraid of us, are you?
{39300}{39339}There's no one there, commander.
{39345}{39390}Maybe you're waiting for the others|to come down
{39395}{39439}so you can kill us all at once.
{39445}{39534}- Did you see that?|- All I see is a delusional engineer.
{39579}{39663}Sounds like you're getting a little|volatile yourself, sub-commander.
{39669}{39749}I thought you had your emotions|all locked up.
{39755}{39825}- Having a little problem, are you?|- Commander, there!
{39883}{39942}You think I'm gonna wait around here|for you to slaughter us?
{39948}{40026}I'll blow this whole cave apart|if I have to.
{40048}{40101}I know you hear me!
{40179}{40251}Human skin is a resilient organ.
{40257}{40301}These wounds should heal nicely.
{40306}{40362}- Can I talk to him?|- Yes.
{40367}{40466}But I doubt he'll make much sense.|Have you ever heard of tropolisine?
{40471}{40497}No.
{40503}{40587}It's a psychotropic compound|known for its hallucinogenic effects.
{40592}{40661}This crewman's bloodstream|is filled with it.
{40666}{40743}If it was down on the planet,|why didn't our sensors pick it up?
{40748}{40797}Normally, it's found in|certain flowering plants.
{40802}{40858}Perhaps your sensors|weren't calibrated to detect it.
{40863}{40942}Or perhaps it wasn't there|until that damn wind started.
{40948}{40987}How long will the effects last?
{40993}{41050}Now that he's back on Enterprise,|he should be all right
{41055}{41103}in three or four hours.
{41109}{41182}- Will this tro...?|- Tropolisine.
{41188}{41252}- Will it affect T'Pol as well?|- There's no way to know.
{41257}{41339}It might affect her to a lesser degree,|or a greater degree.
{41441}{41482}Archer to T'Pol.
{41521}{41595}- Yes, captain.|- We have Novakovich.
{41600}{41667}And I have a phase pistol|pointed at my head.
{41678}{41702}What?
{41707}{41759}My suspicions were|right on the nose, captain.
{41764}{41838}Our little Vulcan here is not what she|appears to be. Never was.
{41843}{41877}What are you talking about?
{41882}{41921}There's some kind of creatures|down here.
{41927}{41995}They hide inside solid rock.|Travis and I have both seen them.
{42001}{42050}Cutler saw two of them|talking to T'Pol.
{42055}{42106}They're up to something,|but of course, she denies it.
{42112}{42151}Listen to me.
{42158}{42239}You've all been exposed|to a psychotropic compound.
{42244}{42304}It causes heightened anxiety,|hallucinations...
{42309}{42355}Are you telling me those creatures|aren't real?
{42361}{42430}The compound comes from|the pollen of a flower.
{42435}{42500}We think it was blown down from|the mountains when the wind started.
{42505}{42554}The doctor's run tests|on Novakovich.
{42559}{42610}He thinks he's gonna be okay|in a few hours.
{42615}{42694}So if you can get as deep|as you can into the caves,
{42700}{42759}your symptoms should dissipate|around the same time.
{42764}{42804}We didn't imagine this, captain.
{42816}{42909}You dealt with simulations|very close to this in Starfleet training.
{42914}{42968}You're familiar with|mind-altering agents.
{42973}{43040}We'll be down to get you|as soon as the winds let up.
{43045}{43117}You're not here, captain.|You don't understand what's going on.
{43123}{43185}Put your weapon down, Trip.|That's an order.
{43305}{43370}- T'Pol?|- He's lowered his phase pistol, sir.
{43376}{43449}- Have you been afected?|- Yes, but only slightly.
{43454}{43534}Try to hold on. Archer out.
{43549}{43625}Get to the bridge.|I want a weather report.
{43894}{43933}Travis.
{43954}{43996}You still with me?
{44002}{44116}I need you on your feet. Those things|could come back at any time.
{44133}{44159}Listen to me.
{44176}{44217}I'm giving you an order.
{44271}{44315}What's wrong?
{44334}{44378}Ensign?
{44424}{44473}What'd you do to him?
{44560}{44600}I see why you get along|so well with them,
{44613}{44650}sneaking around in the shadows.
{44655}{44707}That's second nature|to you Vulcans, isn't it?
{44762}{44850}I have no idea what you just said,|but it didn't sound very nice.
{44888}{44944}You're making a mistake|working with her.
{44949}{45038}She'll stab you in the back|first chance she gets.
{45111}{45155}Tell you what.
{45176}{45275}Come out,|and we'll settle this peacefully.
{45291}{45355}Whatever she told you|about humans...
{45365}{45451}...it's not true.|You can see for yourself.
{45474}{45502}Say something!
{45749}{45790}What are you doing here?
{45854}{45888}Yes, sir.
{45927}{45976}I know, I know.
{45987}{46057}But they're not giving me much choice.|I gotta protect my crew.
{46106}{46160}I understand, Mr Velik,
{46165}{46228}but I can't do that.|They're trying to kill us.
{46288}{46325}Nice try.
{46479}{46527}The centre of the storm's|already passed over them,
{46532}{46586}but the system spans|some 500 kilometres.
{46592}{46641}We won't be able to land|a shuttlepod before dawn.
{46647}{46694}- When's that?|- Nine hours.
{46700}{46750}- Phlox to Captain Archer.|- Go ahead.
{46756}{46838}Please report to Sickbay|immediately. It's urgent.
{46910}{46979}I thought you said|he was gonna be fine.
{47030}{47074}I did.
{47086}{47175}But each tropolisine atom|contains a stray neutron.
{47180}{47227}When it started to break down|in his bloodstream,
{47232}{47301}it released an undetectable toxin.
{47306}{47372}I've injected him with Inoprovalene...
{47378}{47432}...but I think it may be too late.
{47459}{47533}If I'd run a submolecular scan, I might|have anticipated the complication,
{47538}{47592}but there was no reason to.
{47622}{47686}At least, there didn't seem to be.
{47732}{47806}I can't tell you how sorry|I am, captain.
{47826}{47875}What about the others?
{47889}{47917}They spent less time exposed...
{47922}{47999}I've got four people|down on the surface, doctor.
{48036}{48115}I need to know if they're gonna be dead|when we get there in the morning.
{48611}{48652}Stay awake, Travis.
{48658}{48724}I can't afford to have you|going out on me.
{48729}{48862}- I'm trying, sir.|- Cutler? You okay?
{48928}{49005}If you're waiting for me to pass out,|you're wasting your time.
{49011}{49058}You might as well have|your friends come out now,
{49063}{49100}do whatever they're gonna do.
{49184}{49225}- T'Pol.|- How are you doing?
{49231}{49277}- Who's that?|- It's the captain, Trip.
{49282}{49352}- Are you all right?|- He's irrational, sir.
{49357}{49413}Mayweather and Cutler|are nearly unconscious.
{49418}{49477}Both of you listen to me|very carefully.
{49483}{49528}Novakovich may be dying.
{49534}{49580}Turns out the pollen contains|some kind of toxin
{49585}{49643}our sensors hadn't detected.
{49655}{49729}He's responding to medication,|but his odds of recovery
{49734}{49820}would be a hell of a lot better|if we'd treated him sooner.
{49846}{49895}The doctor and Malcolm|are synthesizing
{49900}{49950}ampoules of Inoprovalene.
{49956}{50011}We're gonna have to use|the transporter to get it to you,
{50016}{50110}but it's imperative that you inoculate|yourselves as soon as possible.
{50116}{50162}Do you understand what I'm saying?
{50168}{50217}Taking an injection|isn't gonna change a damn thing.
{50222}{50278}Don't you see that?|They're planning something, captain.
{50283}{50324}First us, then all of you.
{50503}{50533}What's going on, Hoshi?
{50538}{50603}She says Trip's going to kill her.|I don't think she's imagining it.
{50612}{50683}Say one more word of that gibberish,|and I'm gonna split you in two.
{50689}{50793}Trip, listen to me.|The pollen's affecting her too.
{50801}{50842}Think about it.
{50854}{50918}You've heard of people|suffering from dementia
{50923}{50994}who revert to their native language.|She can't help it.
{50999}{51054}The only thing that's affecting her|are those rock people.
{51060}{51115}If I can stop her now,|I can save Enterprise.
{51120}{51174}Trip, how long have we|known each other?
{51180}{51224}What's that got to do with anything?
{51230}{51310}Remember when your|EV pack froze up on Titan?
{51316}{51420}During the Omega training mission?|You got nitrogen narcosis.
{51426}{51478}You started to try to take off|your helmet.
{51483}{51522}You remember what I'm talking about?
{51528}{51553}What's your point?
{51558}{51619}I ordered you|to keep your helmet on.
{51625}{51669}You were delirious,|thought you were gonna die.
{51674}{51733}But you obeyed that order|because you trusted me.
{51743}{51832}I'm asking you to trust me now.
{51838}{51887}Take the injection.
{51897}{51982}Then we'll deal|with these rock people.
{52188}{52227}Too late, captain.
{52249}{52300}I'm not gonna die|with a hypospray in my hand.
{52305}{52369}- Trip...|- No! It's not gonna happen.
{52374}{52433}All right. Forget the medicine.
{52470}{52594}I think it's time I explain|what's really going on.
{52619}{52723}But just stand by for a minute.|I need Malcolm to target your position.
{52729}{52785}Then I'll give you your orders.
{52910}{52934}Archer to Phlox.
{52939}{53019}- The sooner the better.|- Understood.
{53024}{53053}How close can you get it?
{53058}{53125}I think I can safely place it two metres|inside the mouth of the cave.
{53130}{53166}Good.
{53262}{53306}Captain?
{53311}{53344}Hello?
{53361}{53440}I'm waiting for that order,|but I can't wait much longer.
{53492}{53536}All right, Trip.
{53542}{53666}This is a major breach of security,|but I'm going to have to trust you.
{53672}{53696}Go ahead.
{53702}{53826}Starfleet sent us here to make|contact with a silicon-based life form.
{53831}{53923}T'Pol was the only person granted|clearance to speak with them.
{53929}{54016}- Seems they've met Vulcans before.|- Why couldn't you tell me that?
{54022}{54086}When a mission's classified|top-secret, I don't ask why.
{54092}{54191}If it was so top-secret, then why'd you|let us all come down to the surface?
{54196}{54285}- Let us spend the night?|- The winds.
{54308}{54382}We never thought the storm|would drive you into the caves.
{54388}{54457}That's where these rock people live.
{54465}{54532}They didn't want anybody in there|except for T'Pol,
{54537}{54631}so they're not too happy right now.|I'm sure you can understand that.
{54645}{54710}They've even threatened|to destroy Enterprise.
{54716}{54832}Now, T'Pol needs to explain to them|why you're all there,
{54837}{54878}but she's not gonna have|much credibility
{54884}{54943}with you pointing|a phase pistol at her.
{54949}{55058}If they agree to listen to her,|you'll need to lower your weapon.
{55063}{55109}If they don't...
{55121}{55210}...l'm gonna have Malcolm|destroy the cavern.
{55217}{55339}Sacrificing four more crewmen is|a small price to pay to save Enterprise.
{55344}{55392}I understand.
{55398}{55436}Now...
{55454}{55573}...l'm gonna ask Hoshi to tell T'Pol|everything I just told you in Vulcan.
{55580}{55638}You got a problem with that?
{55645}{55686}Go ahead.
{55692}{55735}Ensign.
{56173}{56313}She says play-acting isn't exactly a|Vulcan tradition, but she'll do her best.
{56961}{57035}Hope she knows the difference|between stun and kill.
{57162}{57236}They've agreed to talk to her, Trip.
{57258}{57293}So lower your weapon,|and act real friendly.
{57293}{57348}So lower your weapon,|and act real friendly.
{58271}{58306}No.
{59417}{59468}You didn't shoot me last night,|did you?
{59485}{59524}I'm afraid I did.
{59545}{59625}I was hoping it was all|just a bad dream.
{59657}{59701}Are they gone?
{59708}{59759}They were never here.
{59773}{59832}- What?|- There were no rock people.
{59837}{59878}You were all hallucinating.
{59919}{59983}- The pollen?|- Yes.
{59989}{60070}Then what about that speech|you gave to the wall?
{60076}{60140}The captain felt|that if I played along,
{60145}{60200}it might help persuade you|to lower your weapon.
{60213}{60298}You'd grown increasingly illogical|and violent.
{60304}{60381}Something about|"splitting me in two."
{60432}{60491}A pretty good performance.
{60538}{60632}Look, I know I kind of|shot my mouth off last night.
{60639}{60738}You were under the influence|of the pollen. We all were.
{60765}{60864}"Challenge your preconceptions|or they'll challenge you."
{60869}{60913}Commander?
{60923}{60992}That's something|Mr Velik used to say.
{61008}{61069}Tenth-grade biology class.
{61074}{61194}He was a Vulcan scientist who came|to teach us about life on other worlds.
{61200}{61309}I'd never seen a Vulcan before,|not up close.
{61371}{61410}He scared the hell out of me.
{61423}{61495}Perhaps it's not too late|to follow his advice.
{61604}{61683}I must have twisted up my neck.
{61704}{61773}How's Novakovich? Do we know?
{61779}{61835}The captain says|he's going to be fine.