{412}{478}lt's a blip. A shadow on the ultrasound.
{480}{574}Too deep to tell.|You know, maybe a dead seal.
{576}{666}Anyway, we're gonna rule it out|and pack up for the season.
{669}{806}Another week or two, it'll be dark most of|the time, much too cold to work outside.
{808}{892}As far as coming back next year,|well, it's not up to me.
{894}{1004}The Pentagon re-evaluates our presence|here every year. Take it up with them.
{1007}{1114}Maybe my conclusions about the DHD|will convince them we should continue.
{1116}{1180}I´m sure coming from you|it'll hold more weight.
{1183}{1284}The one found with the Antarctic gate|died shortly after it was brought back.
{1286}{1354}lt was used a few times|and then just ran out of energy.
{1356}{1474}That was the first indication that the|power sources have a limited life span.
{1477}{1586}We've run a number of tests comparing|the power source to other offworld DHDs.
{1589}{1653}We think we have evidence|that the gate down there
{1655}{1710}is one of the oldest in the entire system.
{1713}{1778}lt could be as much|as 50 million years old.
{1780}{1874}The Antarctic plate wasn't|covered by a glacier back then.
{1877}{1936}The gate didn't|necessarily originate there.
{1938}{2044}lt could have been moved at any time.|That's what we need to try and determine.
{2046}{2090}How?
{2093}{2184}There has to be|something else down there.
{2187}{2238}We've been here four years running.
{2241}{2328}Since we dug out those two Jaffa|we've found nothing.
{2331}{2419}- lf this latest lead turns out to...|- Michaels, the thing in the ice.
{2422}{2472}lt's something.
{4234}{4288}Why's the plane leaving?
{4291}{4360}The cold's no good for|the electronics. lt'll be back.
{4363}{4428}- When?|- Let's ask these folks.
{4431}{4550}- Hi. Nice to finally meet you, Major.|- You too. Dr Michaels, Dr Fraiser.
{4552}{4618}Drs Woods and Osbourne.
{4633}{4714}- All right. That's enough.|- Welcome to Antarctica, Colonel.
{4717}{4792}- Thanks. Great to be back.|- Let's go inside.
{4794}{4874}- How long's this gonna take?|- A few days, maybe more. Why?
{4876}{4954}- Long-range forecast isn't good.|- Bit of a weather freak.
{4956}{5008}He'll love it here.
{5136}{5248}Leave your coats on. The lab's below|freezing to maintain the specimen.
{5251}{5312}We thought|you'd wanna see it right away.
{5315}{5416}As you can see, we're well-equipped.|We have a research lab,
{5419}{5480}observation room,
{5483}{5573}and in here... the quarantine lab.
{5767}{5902}After digging up those Jaffa the first year,|we expected to find a lot more a lot faster.
{5987}{6052}l named her Ayiana.|lt means ''eternal bloom''.
{6054}{6142}- Native American lndian?|- My grandfather was a quarter Cherokee.
{6145}{6198}- How do you know it's a ''she''?|- Ultrasound.
{6201}{6270}- You're guessing.|- The form appears to be female.
{6272}{6332}Although, l admit, it's hard to tell for sure.
{6335}{6400}Have you made a guess about her age?
{6403}{6436}25 to 35.
{6439}{6521}Give or take several million years.
{6524}{6554}Several million?
{6556}{6652}That's what the analysis of|the oxygen content in the ice indicates.
{6654}{6757}But didn't humans evolve on this planet|between 800,000 and 900,000 years ago?
{6760}{6822}- That's what we thought.|- This could be big.
{6825}{6925}As you said, evidence points to the|Stargate found here predating the glacier.
{6927}{6996}The Jaffa could not have been|frozen there that long ago.
{6999}{7029}Not even close.
{7031}{7134}Dr Jackson theorised that when the gate|from Giza was buried 2,000 years ago,
{7137}{7194}that the Goa'uld|opened the Antarctic gate.
{7197}{7264}A crevasse formed.|lt allowed the wormhole to connect
{7266}{7312}and create a larger opening.
{7315}{7398}- The Jaffa were frozen after that.|- But she wasn't.
{7401}{7488}- Much before that.|- So she's neither Jaffa nor Goa'uld.
{7490}{7614}Well, she was probably around when|the Antarctic gate was first being used.
{7617}{7718}We need more core samples to determine|if she was frozen in the same vein.
{7721}{7811}- Did you do a tissue sample?|- Mm-hm. l'd like you to have a look.
{7813}{7879}Listen, could somebody|bottom-line this for me?
{7881}{7930}We could be looking at evidence
{7933}{8014}that human beings evolved|long before we thought they did.
{8017}{8096}And maybe not even|originally on this planet.
{8099}{8164}Darwin would be crushed.
{8238}{8288}Doh
{8312}{8402}- What is it, O'Neill?|- l forgot to tape The Simpsons.
{8493}{8542}lt's important to me.
{8699}{8802}- This is incredible.|- l know. No adipocere.
{8830}{8856}What's that?
{8858}{8984}lt's a residue that forms on dead|animal tissue when exposed to moisture.
{8987}{9098}But that's not the most amazing part.|These tissue cells are intact.
{9100}{9221}That's what l was hoping you'd say.|l thought maybe l was losing my mind.
{9224}{9272}I´m sorry. What...?
{9274}{9378}When you freeze live cells, crystals form|and destroy the integrity of the cell.
{9381}{9478}That's why we haven't been able to|develop human cryogenic preservation.
{9480}{9574}- So...|- So, these cells are perfect.
{9576}{9648}They could be from you or me.
{10561}{10664}Right hand, right arm|and partial head exposed.
{10667}{10759}The clothing appears tailored.|Material unknown.
{10776}{10928}Peeling back what appears to be|the right sleeve covering the face.
{11070}{11110}- You got it?|- Yeah.
{11186}{11244}She is remarkably preserved.
{11572}{11656}l got a cortical response.|Sam, l need your help.
{11658}{11712}- Let's go.|- What's going on?
{11715}{11800}Electroencephalogram.|lt measures brain-wave activity.
{11861}{11910}Go, Sam.
{12041}{12071}Delta waves.
{12074}{12122}- lmpossible.|- We've seen stranger.
{12124}{12198}- We gotta get her out.|- Sir, crank up the heat.
{12428}{12506}On three.|When you're ready, Jonas.
{12509}{12568}One, two, three.
{12571}{12620}Easy.
{12769}{12818}OK.
{12887}{12946}- Temperature is 73°.|- Good.
{13009}{13070}No sign of frostbite.
{13073}{13127}- l assume you don't have bypass?|- No.
{13130}{13248}Let's try warm saline,|one milligram epi, and do a blood gas.
{13327}{13436}The medics have a saying here- ''You're|not dead till you're warm and dead.''
{13438}{13556}lt's because anything below 82°|and life signs are often undetectable.
{13578}{13642}We've got disorganised electrical activity.
{13644}{13703}I´m intubating.
{13729}{13778}Tilt her head, Sam.
{13883}{13942}I´m in. Give me the tube.
{13977}{14040}That's it.
{14042}{14086}OK.
{14131}{14190}There's a heartbeat.
{14193}{14252}Hey. She's bleeding.
{14285}{14350}- Sam, will you take over bagging?|- Got it.
{14435}{14478}pH is 6.9.
{14481}{14544}She's acidotic but her PO2 is 98.
{14579}{14634}Ten beats per minute.
{14701}{14748}She's in V-fib.
{14750}{14811}Charging to 200.
{14837}{14874}And clear.
{14877}{14930}Wait
{14949}{15002}Sinus bradycardia.
{15004}{15102}30 beats per minute.|BP's 60 over 40 and rising.
{15104}{15163}l can't believe this is happening.
{15224}{15283}She's conscious.
{15416}{15475}She's breathing on her own.
{15542}{15598}I think we're scaring her.
{15601}{15698}lt's OK. lt's OK. lt's OK.
{15738}{15816}- Can we take the tube out?|- Yeah.
{15818}{15888}lt's OK. Sam, give me a hand.
{15891}{15960}Easy. Easy. Hang on.
{15983}{16032}Take it easy.
{16080}{16130}lt's OK. lt's OK.
{16175}{16224}There you go.
{16291}{16355}Michaels, 2.5mg Valium.
{16376}{16442}Easy. Nobody's gonna hurt you. lt's OK.
{16456}{16510}OK. Here we go.
{16542}{16592}Here we go. Yeah.
{16782}{16850}We didn't do anything, sir.|She revived herself.
{16853}{16945}lt was as if the thawing process|just triggered an internal response
{16948}{17032}telling her body to come back to life.
{17035}{17094}- But not a snake-head, right?|- No, sir.
{17096}{17194}- Then what are we dealin' with here?|- Something not humanly possible.
{17197}{17291}- Not as far as l know.|- She may indeed be not of this world.
{17325}{17400}As far as we knew up until now,|all human life in the galaxy
{17403}{17486}was transplanted to other planets|from Earth by the Goa'uld.
{17489}{17550}The odds of a totally alien life form
{17552}{17658}evolving to look exactly|like us are astronomical.
{17660}{17780}Actually, if she's as old as we think she is,|wouldn't it be us evolving to look like her?
{17782}{17844}- True.|- We need to check out the site again.
{17847}{17912}Get another core sample|to prove the age of the ice.
{17914}{17980}- You guys need some help?|- We can handle it.
{18062}{18120}She's awake again.
{18143}{18202}Think l'll try talking to her.
{18586}{18612}Hey.
{18655}{18704}lt's...
{18761}{18791}Jonas.
{18825}{18880}Francine.
{18883}{18966}We don't need these restraints|any more, do we?
{19021}{19070}lt's all right.
{19139}{19196}lt's better, huh? Wanna sit her up?
{19508}{19558}Can you speak?
{19581}{19626}Speak?
{19629}{19690}Maybe she just doesn't understand us.
{19693}{19826}l'd be very surprised if she did, but that|doesn't mean we can't communicate.
{19855}{19916}I´m Jonas.
{19940}{19990}Jonas. lt's my name.
{20032}{20100}Jon... Jonas.
{20102}{20134}Yeah.
{20137}{20186}l guess she can speak.
{20222}{20350}Jonas, though, Jonas is my name.|lt's my name.
{20353}{20418}Francine is her name.
{20420}{20476}Do you have a name?
{20550}{20652}- ls that bothering you?|- That's my fault. I´m sorry.
{20672}{20728}S.. sorry?
{20730}{20851}lt's what you say to somebody when|you have caused them pain or sadness,
{20854}{20942}- or done something you feel bad about.|- We didn't know.
{20958}{21022}Let me have a look. lt's OK.
{21312}{21371}That's amazing.
{21406}{21492}Amazing.
{21530}{21580}Yes. You are.
{21640}{21732}Amazing.
{21964}{22078}The weather system is blowing in|more quickly than first predicted.
{22081}{22134}Woods, Osbourne.|This is O'Neill. Come in.
{22137}{22186}Yeah, Colonel. l read you.
{22189}{22242}That storm is headed our way.
{22245}{22314}Roger. We're almost done.|lt'll be dark soon anyway.
{22317}{22386}Be back in a couple of hours. Woods out.
{22442}{22510}Well, we didn't really learn anything.
{22513}{22586}- Nothing?|- No, not even her name.
{22588}{22694}There's obviously a communication|barrier. She can speak, but...
{22696}{22778}There's no telling what the effects|of being frozen that long are.
{22781}{22871}Even with her ability|to preserve or heal herself physically,
{22874}{22934}her mind could have been|damaged beyond repair.
{22937}{22988}The wound on her arm|is completely gone.
{22991}{23012}What?
{23015}{23072}lf we can figure out|how she regenerates...
{23074}{23144}Could she not be|deliberately hiding something?
{23147}{23208}What reason would she have|to hide anything?
{23210}{23256}Fear.
{23510}{23582}Thought you might be hungry.
{23584}{23658}l brought you some food.
{23775}{23832}You eat it.
{23909}{23958}lt's not very good, but...
{23997}{24046}Try it.
{24277}{24326}That's not much...
{24365}{24414}better.
{24432}{24526}l guess if you've been frozen|for that many years...
{24686}{24730}- Are you all right?|- Yeah.
{24733}{24834}l just think we have the heat|turned up a little high in here now.
{24837}{24902}l wanna show you something.
{24905}{24954}Here. Look.
{25026}{25076}Have you ever seen this?
{25157}{25208}Yes or no?
{25245}{25304}Amazing.
{25387}{25446}We're gonna try something else.
{25570}{25648}- Look at this.|- What are they?
{25650}{25756}EEGs l took of Cassandra|after Nirrti's genetic experiment.
{25758}{25823}Cassie started developing|telekinetic abilities.
{25826}{25858}These are of O'Neill
{25860}{25958}with the knowledge of the Ancient|repository downloaded in his brain.
{25960}{26046}Now, l've been|comparing them to Ayiana's.
{26109}{26158}Connection.
{26184}{26276}Nirrti was trying to create|genetically enhanced human beings.
{26278}{26356}The Ancient device was rewriting|Colonel O'Neill's memory.
{26358}{26450}lt was doing more than that. lt was|activating dormant areas of his brain.
{26452}{26586}Sam, look. What if there's more than just a|coincidental similarity in these patterns?
{26589}{26622}So this woman is...
{26625}{26758}She's another example of an advanced|stage in the human evolutionary process.
{26788}{26847}Leading to what?
{26915}{27026}Antarctic cod can live in water so cold|other fish'd develop ice in their blood.
{27028}{27112}They've had 40 million years|to adapt to the change of temperature
{27115}{27188}and developed this protein|that acts like antifreeze.
{27191}{27233}They're fish.
{27235}{27338}Given enough time, evolution|can do some pretty amazing things.
{27341}{27408}We know humans can become|much more powerful beings.
{27410}{27504}- We've seen it happen with Daniel.|- With the help of other powerful beings.
{27506}{27538}Yes.
{27541}{27648}This woman might predate human|evolution on Earth by 50 million years.
{27651}{27742}That would put her behind us in|the evolutionary time line, not way ahead.
{27745}{27786}Unless...
{27789}{27878}Unless our evolution|isn't the first time it's happened.
{27901}{28014}- That's not big. That's huge.|- lt's just a theory. We have no evidence.
{28016}{28126}But if you're right, this woman could be|part of the race that invented the gate.
{28128}{28202}- One stage of their development, anyway.|- A living Ancient.
{28205}{28238}And we look like her.
{28240}{28350}That could mean that our evolution|wasn't just some biological accident.
{28353}{28400}Dr Fraiser/
{28759}{28876}Michaels fainted. She's running|a high fever. l need to do more tests.
{28878}{28937}- Ayiana?|- She's fine.
{28963}{29032}- l know what you're thinking.|- And?
{29059}{29134}lt's possible she may be carrying|a contagion of some kind.
{29137}{29182}Would she not also be ill?
{29184}{29300}There are diseases that have no effect|on the carrier but can still infect others.
{29303}{29411}lt may be that her healing abilities|are fighting off the infection
{29413}{29468}without eradicating it completely.
{29471}{29536}Should Jonas still be in there?
{29538}{29663}He wants to be. Chances are he's already|been exposed. lt's possible we all have.
{29666}{29745}lf this did come from her, we need|to know as much as she can tell us.
{29748}{29820}C-130 is scheduled|to pick us up tomorrow.
{29823}{29906}- Better call it off.|- They can't fly in this weather anyway.
{29909}{30037}Until l know a lot more about|what's going on here, we're quarantined.
{30245}{30314}Woods, Osbourne.|This is O'Neill. Come in.
{30440}{30536}Osbourne, Woods.|This is O'Neill. Come in.
{30596}{30648}- How is she?|- Not good.
{30650}{30736}Fever won't come down.|She's not responding to antibiotics.
{30738}{30794}Whatever this is, it's fast.
{30797}{30878}Woods and Osbourne|aren't responding on the radio.
{30881}{30992}lf they've developed the same symptoms,|they could be weak or even passed out.
{30995}{31054}You definitely think|this came from Ayiana?
{31057}{31202}Well, Michaels has been affected first, and|she was working with the tissue sample.
{31602}{31652}Help
{31735}{31802}- Core samples.|- Where's Woods?
{31832}{31932}Got separated. l hoped|he'd have made his way back here.
{31934}{31992}- The snowcat?|- lt's stuck in a drift.
{31995}{32044}lt's minus 30. He won't last long.
{32047}{32155}He's running a high temperature.|Help me get him back to the barracks.
{32469}{32534}Sam, I´m gonna need your help.
{32537}{32612}Hopefully Woods activated his EPlRB.
{32916}{32986}- Stay in radio contact.|- Roger that.
{33636}{33690}Dr Woods is lost.
{33723}{33798}O'Neill and Teal'c|went out there to find him.
{33838}{33890}Hope they do.
{33893}{33996}Dr Michaels and Dr Osbourne|are both sick.
{33999}{34104}Dr Fraiser thinks that we may have been...
{34106}{34200}infected by some disease|that you're carrying.
{34203}{34274}Eventually we're all gonna be very sick.
{34276}{34400}But... you have no idea|what I´m talking about, so...
{34584}{34634}Do you?
{34762}{34821}You can understand me?
{34934}{34993}You're a quicker study than l am.
{35043}{35166}So is there anything at all that you can|tell me about this disease you're carrying,
{35169}{35230}why you're not sick?
{35242}{35326}You don't know?|You don't remember anything?
{35362}{35446}Do you know how|you're able to heal yourself?
{35600}{35716}l'll boost the dose of antibiotic, but there's|no sign of bacterial growth in the culture.
{35719}{35784}lf this is a virus,|there is nothing else l can do.
{35786}{35872}- How much time do they have?|- Days, hours. l don't know.
{35874}{35986}Michaels' kidneys have started|to shut down, and that's a bad sign.
{35988}{36094}The ice core sample places Ayiana|in the same vein as the Stargate.
{36097}{36154}She's at least three million years old.
{36156}{36254}But if she's from a race that predates|the glacier and your theory is correct,
{36256}{36304}she could be a lot older.
{36306}{36365}Carter, come in.
{36427}{36528}- Colonel, this is Carter.|- We've found the abandoned cat.
{36531}{36584}We'll continue the search on foot.
{36587}{36698}Visibility is near zero and l keep losing|the satellite lock on the tracker.
{36700}{36768}The cold must be affecting|the antenna on your SatNav.
{36770}{36829}We'll keep looking. O'Neill out.
{36914}{36964}Dr Woods
{36982}{37032}Dr Woods
{37057}{37094}Dr Woods
{37370}{37422}- lt's unbelievable.|- What?
{37424}{37500}She understands|everything I´m saying. Everything.
{37502}{37563}l told her exactly what's been happening
{37566}{37694}and she seems to know that she's|responsible for it, like it's her fault.
{37697}{37764}- She told you that?|- Not in so many words, no.
{37766}{37848}What about something that could help us?
{37851}{37940}Not yet, but it doesn't mean|that her memory won't come back.
{37943}{38014}The mind will take|longer than the body to heal.
{38016}{38100}The problem is, Jonas,|we don't know how much time we have.
{38103}{38154}Right.
{38238}{38288}O'Neill
{38745}{38796}Let's get him into the lab.
{38799}{38872}On three. One, two, three
{38913}{38996}He's in hypothermic shock.|We need to get his clothes off.
{38998}{39072}We need to get him|wrapped in warm blankets.
{39237}{39322}Sam, l need you|to hook him up onto the monitor.
{39613}{39662}This can't be good.
{39664}{39708}Oh, my God.
{40015}{40076}He's in V-fib.
{40078}{40166}You get the paddles, l'll get the gel.
{40168}{40236}Charge to 200.
{40355}{40416}OK. Everybody clear
{40441}{40476}Whoa Hey
{40501}{40566}- No, no, no. Wait. Wait.|- Jonas.
{40568}{40632}Let's see. Let's see what she does.
{40729}{40784}Wait.
{41573}{41626}His vital signs are back to normal.
{42366}{42416}You OK?
{42466}{42525}Do you know what you did?
{42649}{42714}Do you know how you did it?
{42892}{42956}Can you do it again?
{43002}{43072}Dr Michaels and Dr Osbourne are both...
{43103}{43178}They're in very bad shape.
{43181}{43248}And if you can't help them...
{44302}{44356}Guess it worked.
{44358}{44450}So this is good, right?|When she wakes up, she can zap us all?
{44453}{44546}Not necessarily.|Healing them really exhausted her.
{44783}{44888}- What is it, Janet?|- lt's a blood sample from Ayiana.
{44891}{44956}l'll know more in a little while.
{45018}{45066}Hey, are you OK?
{45069}{45108}Yeah.
{45110}{45174}What do you think the problem is?
{45176}{45246}Whatever or however|she's able to do what she does,
{45248}{45312}it weakens her more each time.
{45314}{45384}She's still carrying that virus herself, Sam.
{45386}{45498}I´m afraid there's gonna be a point|where she puts herself at risk.
{45530}{45584}- Good luck.|- Yeah.
{45799}{45928}OK. l can't say for sure, but|her white-cell count is down significantly.
{45930}{46000}White blood cells are a major part|of our immune system,
{46003}{46058}and she's still basically human.
{46094}{46140}What does that mean?
{46142}{46234}You, me, Sam and Jonas will get|a lot worse over the next day or so,
{46237}{46325}and l don't know what will happen|if we let her try to heal us.
{46334}{46396}She could die.
{46399}{46472}She could save some of us|or all of us. Who knows?
{46474}{46540}Maybe she just needs time|to get her strength back.
{46543}{46642}Well, for the moment, none of us are in|dire need, so l suggest we get some rest.
{46645}{46682}l will stand watch.
{46685}{46778}No. lf you don't kelno'reem, your|immune system will be vulnerable too.
{46781}{46862}- We'll watch her.|- Yeah. lt's the least we can do.
{46865}{46940}l'll run some tests on us,|looking for antibody markers.
{46943}{47044}Hopefully whatever she did to us|means we're now immune to reinfection.
{47046}{47138}And the rest of us'll get some sleep.|That's an order.
{47518}{47568}Hi.
{47621}{47670}Thank you.
{47717}{47780}You saved my life.
{47826}{47890}l have to admit, l feel a little guilty,
{47893}{48014}being OK while Colonel O'Neill|and the rest of them keep getting sicker.
{48193}{48262}lf we could just figure out how...
{49141}{49205}The storm is passing.
{49207}{49330}Good. Maybe now we'll be able|to get a disease-control team in here.
{49357}{49416}- I´m gonna relieve Woods.|- OK.
{49661}{49710}Norm, wake up.
{49712}{49762}Norm...
{49911}{49986}She's missing. Woods is unconscious.
{50095}{50144}Check there.
{50382}{50432}lt's OK, it's OK.
{50473}{50522}He's burning up.
{50909}{50988}You're gonna be fine, sir. l'll see you soon.
{51344}{51434}Even though you don't have the disease,|you could still carry the virus.
{51436}{51536}We'll all get properly cleared|once we get back to the SGC.
{51733}{51868}Blood pressure's holding 80 over 40. Get|me the results of his latest blood work.
{51871}{51970}- How's he doing?|- They're doing everything they can, sir.
{51973}{52056}We talked to the Tok'ra. They said|this might be beyond their help.
{52058}{52148}- They're sending someone anyway.|- His best chance is Ayiana, sir.
{52151}{52220}She managed to halt|the virus in the rest of us.
{52222}{52272}Why can't she stop it in herself?
{52275}{52426}The virus acts like cerebrospinal|meningitis, by attacking the brain.
{52429}{52547}Despite the physical similarities, Ayiana's|brain chemistry is different from ours.
{52550}{52630}lt's possible she's able to trigger|an immune response in us
{52633}{52726}that she can't muster in herself|once the disease reaches an end stage.
{52729}{52796}What are the odds she'll survive?
{53383}{53434}Hey.
{53437}{53518}Glad to see you're awake.
{53520}{53616}l had a feeling that|you were gonna make it.
{53686}{53768}Thanks for what you did for me.
{53771}{53847}You didn't have to do that.|Not for any of us.
{53951}{54000}Take it easy.
{54041}{54144}Gotta get your strength back.|Colonel O'Neill still needs your help.
{54147}{54276}More than that, we want you to live.|l want you to live.
{54457}{54492}Sorry.
{54608}{54664}Ayiana
{54862}{54930}- She just...|- Bag her.
{54933}{54992}Give me one milligram epi.
{55030}{55080}Charging to 200.
{55139}{55188}Clear
{55253}{55318}Nothing. Charging to 300.
{55372}{55422}Clear
{55466}{55523}Come on, come on.
{55526}{55572}Again. Clear
{55597}{55664}His condition is beyond|the healing of a hand device.
{55667}{55759}However, there is a symbiote|who is in dire need of a host.
{55762}{55796}What happened?
{55798}{55870}The former host was|mortally wounded on assignment
{55873}{55932}and the symbiote was unable to heal him.
{55934}{56006}We believe that would not be|the case with Colonel O'Neill.
{56009}{56094}Physical trauma is much more difficult|to deal with than disease.
{56097}{56161}Colonel O'Neill would not choose|to become a Tok'ra.
{56163}{56232}l am aware of the colonel's|dislike for our kind.
{56234}{56334}However, l am surprised that you think|he would choose death over blending.
{56505}{56641}Ayiana's dead. Dr Fraiser|did everything she could, but...
{56644}{56730}She may have been|on borrowed time from the start.
{56770}{56868}Jonas, this is Thoran of the Tok'ra.|Thoran, this is Jonas Quinn.
{56871}{56966}The Tok'ra are offering a symbiote|in hopes that it can heal Colonel O'Neill.
{56969}{57056}- What does Colonel O'Neill have to say?|- Colonel O'Neill's in a coma.
{57059}{57142}The fact is, we may be in the position|of having to decide for him.
{57145}{57178}How can we do that?
{57180}{57276}No Tok'ra symbiote would choose to|blend with an unwilling host permanently.
{57278}{57347}- What about a temporary arrangement?|- What do you mean?
{57349}{57403}The symbiote Kanan|is someone l know well.
{57405}{57524}l have no doubt that he would blend with|O'Neill, cure him and leave him again,
{57526}{57583}if another suitable host can be found.
{57586}{57610}lf not?
{57613}{57736}He would ultimately sacrifice himself|rather than remain with an unwilling host.
{57739}{57826}Kanan's former host died|before he was able to reveal the details
{57829}{57950}of what we believe was vital intelligence|about the undercover mission he was on.
{57952}{58048}l cannot stress enough|how important that information could be.
{58051}{58134}Sir, we all wanna do anything we can|to help Colonel O'Neill.
{58137}{58262}But l really think we at least have to give|him the opportunity to decide for himself.
{58719}{58809}I´m administering .1 epi.|l don't know if this is going to work.
{58811}{58864}Will it hurt him?
{58867}{58916}Can't get much worse.
{59081}{59160}Sir, l don't know if you can hear me.
{59206}{59272}The Tok'ra have offered you a deal.
{59274}{59341}There's a symbiote that needs a host.
{59343}{59450}They think it could cure you.|Now, it may be your only chance.
{59495}{59632}lt would only be temporary. lt would come|out as soon as they found another host.
{59690}{59751}Sir, are you getting any of this?
{59968}{60018}Carter.
{60020}{60079}Yeah, I´m right here.
{60103}{60170}Over my dead body.
{60242}{60324}Sir, the symbiote's host died|while they were on a mission.
{60326}{60424}The Tok'ra have reason to believe the|symbiote has vital information to reveal
{60426}{60494}and this would give him that chance.
{60496}{60594}They promised that if no other host was|found within a reasonable amount of time,
{60596}{60720}the symbiote would sacrifice itself|rather than stay in an unwilling host.
{60742}{60791}Sir, please.
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