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PASSENGERS
THE STARSHIP AVALON
DESTINATION THE COLONY WORLD OF HOMESTEAD II
STATUS: AUTOPILOT
COMMAND RING CREW HIBERNATION QUARTERS
CREW: 258
PASSENGERS:
PASSENGERS: 5,000
DIVERTING POWER TO MAIN SHIELD IMPACT PROTOCOL INITIATED
COLLISION ALERT
REPAIRING FUSION REACTOR REDIRECTING POWER
FUSION REACTOR
HIBERNATION BAY POD 1498
JAMES PRESTON DENVER, COLORADO RATE 2 MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Good Morning, James!
How're you feeling?
Wait, what?
It's perfectly normal to feel confused.
You've just spent a 120 years in suspended animation.
What?
It's okay, James.
It's Jim.
Jim.
Just breathe.
Everything is okay.
Where am I?
You're a passenger on the Starship Avalon.
The Homestead Company's premier interstellar star liner.
We've nearly completed the voyage from Earth to your new home,
the colony world of Homestead II.
A new world.
A fresh start.
Room to grow.
Oh, yeah.
The Avalon is on final approach.
For the next 4 months, you'll enjoy space travel
at it's most luxurious.
Food. Fun. Friends.
My friends.
That's right, Jim.
The I.D. band on your wrist is your key to the wonders of the Avalon.
You're in perfect health, Jim.
Let's get you to your cabin where you can get some rest.
You maybe experiencing post-hibernation sickness.
Your door will illuminate for you.
Welcome to your cabin.
Your home until we make landfall.
Over the next 4 months, you'll prepare for your new life on Homestead II.
Meet you fellow passengers, take skill building classes
and learn about colonial living.
You've been assigned to Learning group 38,
for passengers with engineering and technical trade skills.
Please scan your I.D. to confirm luggage delivery.
Jim, please scan your I.D. to confirm luggage delivery.
To help you recover from hibernation, be sure to drink plenty of fluids.
Enjoy the rest of your voyage on the Avalon,
a Homestead Company Starship.
Good morning one and all.
It's a beautiful morning here on the Starship Avalon.
Whatever you do don't get homesick, get Homestead.
Let start things off with one of my favorite back on Earth.
Just call me... call me Jim. You got a cool jacket.
Hello, Passengers.
Will you all please take a seat.
Welcome, Learning group 38.
Your introduction to colonial life.
Earth is a prosperous planet.
The cradle of civilization.
But for many, it's also overpopulated. Over-priced. Overrated.
I'm sorry, I think I maybe in the wrong...
- Hold all questions till the end, please. - Oh, sorry.
The Colonies offer an alternative.
- A better way of life. - Where are all the other...
And there's no colony more beautiful than Homestead II,
- the Jewel of the Occupied Worlds. - I'm sorry.
Where IS everybody?
We're all on the Starship Avalon.
But I'm the only one here.
There are 5,000 passengers and 258 crew members.
So why am I alone?
We're all in this together.
Hello?
Anybody here?
Hello?
Please buckle up and secure any loose items.
This elevator will experience a momentary lapse in gravity.
Grand Concourse.
Welcome to the Grand Concourse aboard the Avalon, can I help you?
I need to talk to a person.
A real live person, please.
What sort of person? Personal trainer? Travel planner? Therapist?
I don't know. Somebody in charge.
The Ship Steward handles passenger affairs. It's on level 3 of the Grand Concourse.
- Thank you. - Happy to help!
Not good.
- Hello! - Who's flying the ship?
The flight crew, the Captain, the Pilot, the Chief Navigator...
I want to speak to the Captain.
The Captain rarely handles passenger queries directly.
It's an emergency, please.
The Captain is usually found on the Bridge, in the Command Ring.
Bridge access requires special authorization.
You got to be kidding me.
Welcome to the Observatory.
What can I show you?
We're supposed to land soon,
I'm... I'm the only one awake.
I don't understand. What can I show you?
Show me Homestead II.
Homestead II is the 4th planet in the Bhakti system.
Right. And where are we?
We're in transit from Earth to Homestead II.
- We will arrive in approximately 90 years. - What?
We arrive at Homestead II in 90 years, 3 weeks and 1 day.
No. Wait. How long ago did we leave Earth?
Approximately 30 years ago.
I woke up too soon.
Hello.
How do I send a message to Earth?
Interstellar messages are sent by laser array. This is an expensive service.
- Bite me. - Happy to help!
Planet and connection?
Earth. The HomeStead Company.
There are 30,826 contacts listed under “HomeStead Company.”
I'm emigrating to Homestead II and I have an emergency.
- I have a Customer Help Line. - Sounds about right.
Begin message.
Hi. I'm Jim Preston.
I'm a passenger on the Avalon.
I uh...
I think something went wrong with my hibernation pod.
I woke up too soon.
And I mean... way too soon.
Nobody else is awake. And...
I don't know how to get back to sleep.
And the thing is, there's 90 years to go.
At this rate, I'm...
I'm sorry, I'm trying to fix this. I...
Maybe I missed something. I could use a hand.
That's all.
Thank you.
Message sent.
Outstanding.
- Message will arrive in 19 years. - Wait, what?
- Earliest reply in 55 years. - 55 years.
We apologize for the delay.
That will be $6012 dollars.
- Afternoon. - Oh man.
It's good to see another face.
I thought I was the only one awake!
Who want's to sleep on a beautiful day like this?
Oh, I mean we're in trouble, we're not suppose to be here.
Well, I won't tell if you don't.
- Huh? - Our little secret.
What can I get for you?
- What? - You look like a whiskey man.
Okay.
Oh, you're a robot.
Android, technically.
Arthur's the name.
- Jim. - Please to meet you, Jim.
How much do you know about this ship?
I don't know. I know some things.
What do I do if my hibernation pod malfunctions?
Oh. Hibernation pods are fail-safe.
- They never malfunction. - Well, I woke up early.
Can't happen.
How long until we get to Homestead II?
About 90 years or so.
And when are all the passengers supposed to wake up?
Not until the last 4 months.
How is it that I'm sitting here with you with 90 years to go?
It's not possible for you to be here.
Well, I am.
Good morning, it's a beautiful day here on the Avalon.
So wake up, sunshine. It's time to relax and enjoy your stay.
Please make a selection.
Sorry. The Mocha Cappuccino Extreme is reserved for gold-class passengers.
I want the Mocha Cappuccino Extreme, bill my room please.
Food can be purchase in the ship's...
Sorry. The French Roast...
Sorry. The Pumpkin Spice...
Sorry. Vanilla Chai...
Sorry. Sorry.
Sorr... Sorr... Sorry.
- Large coffee. Please enjoy your coffee. - Cream. Sugar.
Oh, really?
HIBERNATION POD
Crew podroom access requires special authorization.
TRANSPORT CONTROL FAILURE
ELEVATOR_2B
TRANSPORT CONTROL FAILURE ELEVATOR_2B CRITICAL ERROR
Grand Conc...
Going down.
Please make... Level...
Grand Concourse.
I'm screwed, Arthur. Completely and ridiculously screwed.
Come on, now. Every cloud has a silver lining.
Guess, I am going to die of old age on this ship!
Oh, we all die.
Even androids end up on the scrap heap.
I'm your only customer, why are you always polishing a glass?
Trick of the trade.
Makes people nervous when a bartender just stands there.
So, lay some bartender wisdom on me. I'm lost in space here.
You're not where you want to be.
You feel like you're supposed to be somewhere else.
- You said it. - Well.
Say you could snap your fingers and be wherever you wanted to be.
I'll bet you'd still feel this way. Not in the right place.
Point is, you can't get so hung up on where you'd rather be
that you forget how to make the most of where you are.
What are you telling me?
Take a break from worrying about what you can't control.
Live a little.
- Welcome to the Vienna suite. - Oh.
Oh yeah.
Huh. Ha ha ha.
What?
Oh.
Go, Jim! Go, Jim!
Yeah!
Make that a double jumbo shrimp. Triple.
Thank you very much.
Dance off.
PLAYER 1 JIM
Alright.
I did exactly what you just did.
Large coffee.
A margarita, please.
You have had many, Señor.
Oh Hector, please. Another one.
Yes, Señor.
Thank you.
Go, Jim! Go, Jim!
Get out of here!
Come back. Hey.
Come here.
Damn!
Welcome, Jim.
Please turn your attention to the screens displaying safety tips.
These space suits are designed to withstand the harsh environment of space.
The carbon fiber and polyamide construction means your suit is inflexible and endurable.
Remember, your space suit is your life line.
Slide the handle on the right to release the air pressure.
Your magnetic boots are now engaged.
They can be deactivated using the control panel on your arm.
Press the red button to open the air lock door.
Have a wonderful time.
Tether attached.
BOOT MAGNET OFF
Welcome back, Jim.
We hope you decide to join us again soon for another thrilling experience.
EMERGENCY DOOR RELEASE SLIDE DOWN TO ACCESS
Have a wonderful time.
AURORA LANE
Aurora.
Searching passenger profiles.
I'm Aurora Lane.
Passenger 1456. I'm a writer.
I think we tell each other stories to know we're not alone.
To make contact.
Your father was Oliver Lane, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
No pressure, right?
My Dad used to say:
"If you live an ordinary life, all you have are ordinary stories.
You have to live a life of adventure."
So.
Here I am.
Good morning.
We're starting over... in every way.
I'll have to figure out where to live, how to live,
who my friends will be.
It's like the first day at school.
And this school bus took 120 years to get there.
We're creating a culture.
You're funny.
Do you ever read something and feel like it's written just for you?
I don't do a lot of reading.
She's good.
Who's that?
Aurora.
Ah. The sleeping girl.
You know, I'm not saying the universe is evil
but it sure has a nasty sense of humor.
How is that?
You get to fly to another planet, but you'll die along the way.
And you find the perfect woman
right in front of you.
Yet, she's completely out of reach.
Yeah, I'll miss New York city.
Give me a cup of coffee and a view of the Chrysler Building,
and I can write all day.
You do have coffee on Homestead II, right?
They better have coffee, if they don't they have to turn around and come back to Earth.
Is there anything you regret leaving behind?
Yeah, I'll miss the trees in Central Park turning in the Fall.
I'll miss the crowd, all the voices.
Say you were trapped on a desert island,
you had the power to wish somebody there with you.
You wouldn't be alone anymore.
But you'd be stranding a person on the island.
How do you... Would you make the wish?
I don't know. I've never been on an island.
Okay, well... Yeah.
Forget the island.
Let's say you figured out how to do something
that would make your life a million times better.
But you knew it was wrong, and there's no taking it back.
How do you do the math?
Jim. These are not robot questions.
- I know how to wake Aurora up. - Oh.
Well, that seems like a fine idea. You could use some company.
I'd be stranding her on this ship for the rest of her life!
Oh. Well, you can't do that.
What am I going to do?
I'm here for you.
Arthur, you're a machine.
See.
See, you can't feel that, you don't have feelings.
You see?
That doesn't hurt.
And you don't even mind.
She... a person.
Don't even think about it.
No more Aurora talk.
I'm over it.
I'm moving on.
What am I going to do? I'm going to sit and thinking about it?
I'm not going to... I can't think about it. So I'm not going to, that's the deal.
I've made my decision. I know what I'm doing.
I just cut it off.
I'm not... No more.
You won't hear me bring up her name again.
I'll never even mention her name again.
Done.
I can't do it.
I'm shaving off my beard.
Please don't do it.
Good morning, Aurora.
How're you feeling?
It's perfectly normal to feel confused.
You've just spent a 120 years in suspended animation.
Grand Concourse.
Hello?
Anybody?
Hello.
Hi.
Are you passenger or crew?
Passenger.
Jim Preston.
Aurora Lane.
Do you know what's going on?
Nobody else from my row woke up.
Same for me.
The crew's supposed to wake up a month before we do. But...
I haven't seen them.
The crew is still asleep.
Are you saying nobody's awake?
Just me.
Just you?
It's just us.
But somebody's got to land the ship in a few weeks.
We will arrive in approximately 89 years.
89 years?
The other passengers aren't late waking up.
We were early.
We... We need help.
Where's the crew?
The crew's in a secured hibernation room.
Everything important, the controls, the reactors, the engines,
it's all behind firewalls, there's no way through.
How long have you been awake?
1 year and 3 weeks.
No. No, no, no.
No, this can't be happening.
We have to go back to sleep.
Aurora, we can't.
We just have to get back to our pods
and start them up again.
I can't find my pod. I can't find my pod.
Where are we?
It doesn't matter.
- Aurora. - I can't find it.
- Stop. - I can't find which one is mine.
- Stop. - How do I know which one is mine?
- I'll help you. - I can't...
Stop. It doesn't matter.
Putting somebody into hibernation requires special equipment.
Remember the facility where they put us under all the procedures we went through.
These pods are designed to keep us in hibernation,
they'll wake us up at the right time
but they can't put us back to sleep.
You don't think there's a way back into hibernation.
No.
But there has to be.
There has to be.
9 o'clock. Bedtime.
I know I should be working the problem but...
I can't even keep my eyes open.
You just came out of hibernation.
It's going to be a couple of days before you're 100%.
You should get some rest.
I think I'm going to have to.
- I'll walk you to your cabin. - No, it's okay.
I'll be alright.
Okay.
Good night, Aurora.
More than a year. I can't imagine.
It must have been so hard for you.
It was.
Good night, Jim.
Please buckle up and secure any loose items.
- Whiskey. Neat. - Sure thing.
How's your day been?
Aurora's awake.
Congratulations.
You don't look happy.
Arthur, can you keep a secret?
Jim, I'm not just a bartender, I'm a gentleman.
Don't tell Aurora that I woke her up.
She thinks it was an accident. Let me tell her.
Of course.
How can there be no way to put someone back into hibernation?
What if a pod breaks down?
No hibernation pod has malfunctioned in thousands of interstellar flights.
Well, I'm awake.
Hibernation pods are fail-safe.
Good morning. Have you eaten?
No, I'm starving.
And this is the dumbest machine.
Happy to help!
AVA_SYSTEMS INFO_M_MC
CRITICAL ERROR
Gold-class breakfast.
Well, you're a man of simple tastes.
I'm not a gold-class passenger.
French Breakfast Puff is above my pay grade.
What? This whole time?
- Yeah. - What can I get you?
- No. No, I'm fine, - Stop it.
really... Okay.
Here you go.
Yeah.
So, I was thinking.
Maybe there's another way to go to sleep. What about the infirmary?
I've checked it out. It's just scanners and an autodoc.
There could be another hibernation machine in the cargo hold.
I've had that thought too.
And then I read the manifests.
It's mostly farming stuff, machines and trade goods,
replacement parts for computers in Engineering.
We're not going to find a hibernation facility in a box.
- We can build our own. - We can't.
- Jim, you're not even trying! - I have tried everything.
For over a year.
I tried everything.
Oh well, I'm not ready to give up.
Infirmary.
What about research articles, any kind of technical documents?
Hibernation technology is proprietary.
The following articles deal with the subject on a theoretical level.
New file. My Voyage.
I boarded the Avalon with an idea, a destination.
Both now, out of reach.
I've been awake for 7 days,
awake far too soon...
and I may well spend the rest of my life here...
...in a steel world a 1,000 meters long.
There's another passenger awake.
A mechanic named Jim Preston.
He seems to have accepted our fate.
But I'm scared.
I'm fighting to stay calm.
All the other passengers will sleep for another 90 years.
While I live out my life on this ship... traveling forever...
never arriving.
My only companion, a total stranger.
Why did you do it?
Do what?
Emigrate. Leave Earth.
I'm interviewing you.
You're what?
You're the first hibernation failure in the history of space travel.
That makes you a story.
- Who are you going to tell? - Posterity.
So why did you give up your life on Earth?
A 120 years space hibernation means you never see your family or friends again.
You'll wake up in a new century, on a new planet.
It's the ultimate geographical suicide.
Well, I could ask you the same thing.
But it's my interview.
Were you running away from something?
No.
- Everything was okay. - So?
I guess I just wanted a new world. I don't know, a fresh start.
That's HomeStead Company advertising.
- Is it? - Jim.
I... I know. I guess, you're right.
Back on Earth, when something breaks, you don't fix it, you replace it.
In the colonies, they have problems to solve.
They're my kind of problems.
And the mechanic is somebody.
It's a new world still being built.
I can build a house and live in it.
Open country, room to grow.
Now you're back to slogans.
Can't slogans be true?
Do you know how much Homestead Company's made off its first planet?
8 quadrillion dollars.
That's 8 million billions.
Colony planets are the biggest business now.
Did you pay full price for your ticket?
No, I'm in a desirable trade.
So they fill your head with dreams,
discount your ticket, and you fly off to populate their planet
and give HomeStead 20% of everything that you made for the rest of your life.
Not to mention the debt you run up on this fancy starship.
So all you see here is 5,000 suckers?
I see zeroes on the HomeStead Company's bottom line.
I see 5,000 men and women changing their lives.
5,000 different reasons. You don't know these people.
I'm a journalist. I know people.
Really?
This one.
Is he a banker, a teacher or a gardener?
- Banker. - He's a gardener.
And her, is she a Maddison, Donna or Lola?
Donna's too serious for that hair.
Lola.
- Maddison. - Shit.
Alright.
Chef, accountant or midwife?
She has to be a midwife. There's no way you just made that one up.
She's a midwife.
Good to know they still have midwives.
I like her. We would be friends.
You think you can see that?
Don't you?
I do.
A round trip ticket.
That's right. I was going to fly to Homestead II,
live for a year and then right back to Earth.
I don't get it. I left Earth for a new life.
But you end up back where you started.
I end up in the future. 250 years in the future.
On Earth, which is still the center of civilization, like it or not.
And I would be the only writer that ever travel to the colony world and come back.
I'll have a story no one else can tell.
What story?
Humanity's flight to the stars.
The greatest migration in human history. It's the biggest story there is.
But you won't know any of the people who were reading it.
But they'd be reading it.
Well, they would have been.
I'll never write it now.
I don't know if I'll ever write again.
Jim, I can't think of anything else to try
...to save us.
And I don't even want to think about it anymore.
What is there to do around here?
- Are you serious? - I'm dead serious.
Partner mode.
Come on, get in partner mode.
You just stand here, and then we repeat what they do.
Is there anything else we can do?
- Just do the... - Okay.
- You don't have to. - Okay.
Beat down.
Hey.
Here we go. Let's see if... Oh.
Whoa! Whoa!
Oh. Why are you smiling?
I'm up 2 points.
Who's the lovely lady?
This is Aurora.
Aurora. A pleasure.
- You did great! - Okay. One more time.
One more time. Let's see it.
Fantasy Drama
Oh!
- YES! - Woo!
Sorry I didn't wear pants for a month.
That's 7 weeks and 2 days, to be exact.
The man has no shame.
Well, you're a little lacking in that area yourself, Arthur.
I laughed at a man with no pants until I realised I have no legs.
For a minute, I almost forgot my life isn't ruined.
I'm sorry.
What for?
I'm going to go to bed.
- Good night. - Alright.
Good night, Aurora.
She is wonderful.
Excellent choice.
Hello.
Hi.
Here you go.
Is he asking me on a date?
Do you need a pen?
She didn't seem that impressed.
"Love to." She wrote "Love to".
You have a visitor.
Wow.
You clean up pretty good yourself.
- You went shopping. - I went shop... lifting.
Evening. What can I get for you?
I'll have a Manhattan, please.
- Whiskey rocks. - Coming up.
You two look fine this evening.
Thank you, Arthur.
We're on a date!
Very nice.
Took you long enough to ask.
I was giving you space.
Oh.
Space, the one thing I do not need more of.
Thank you very much.
That was so good.
Well, it wasn't easy getting a reservation.
They probably going to want us to give up our table.
- Getting a lot of dirty looks. - Very popular tonight.
So how's your book coming?
I don't really know what it is yet.
My dad, he started to write about his life, but...
he had stories. He...
sailed around Antarctica. He...
was a war reporter. He... had lovers.
He wrote about his daughter.
- He wrote about you? - Yeah.
I grew up reading about myself in his books.
How was that?
Not always easy.
A little more than you wanted to know about yourself.
I mean, when I was 17, he had a heart attack.
I-I just keep that.
End of story.
Oh, so serious. I'm sorry.
We need more wine.
I like to hear about your life.
Thanks.
Why are we here?
You'll see.
Best show in town.
So you've done this before?
Oh yeah.
And it's safe?
No.
Reasonably safe.
Hop in. You're next.
What about my dress?
Right.
Turn around.
Tether attached.
What are you doing?
Do you trust me?
Thank you.
You're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
You kill me.
You okay?
Yeah.
I am fine.
It's just...
Yeah, I know.
So, I'm seeing someone.
You'll never guess who.
We're the last 2 people in the world who ever get to get together.
But here we are.
The last 2 people in the world.
What did you say?
I'm writing, Arthur, hush.
Jim and I live in an accidental happiness.
Like castaways making their home on strange shores.
"strange shores". I love it.
You do? You don't have to say that.
- I know. - You're not going to eat this?
That seemed fishy to you?
Keep reading.
It's funny.
We all have dreams.
We planned our futures like we're the captains of our fates.
But we are passengers.
We go where fate takes us.
Arthur!
This isn't the life we ​​planned.
But it's ours.
And for the first time in my life,
I don't feel alone.
We weren't supposed to find each other,
but we did.
He makes me feel like my life isn't over.
Like it's just beginning.
How was your day?
Good, I wrote a few pages.
Did you find anything that can help us?
- I did. - Are they real?
I cut them myself.
You know for 2 unlucky people, we sure got pretty lucky.
Attention.
You may wish to proceed to a Viewing Area.
The Avalon will slingshot around the star Arcturus.
Oh my god...
That was amazing.
We were a giant.
The universe is a present to you.
What?
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday to you... Happy birthday to you...
Happy birthday, dear Aurora...
Happy birthday to you.
A birthday drink for the birthday girl.
Aren't you going to ask for my I.D.? I might not be old enough to drink.
Oh, I'd never ask your age in front of a gentleman.
Jim is no gentleman.
Anyway there's no secrets between me and Jim.
Is that so?
You heard the lady. I will be right back.
This is a perfect birthday drink, thank you.
I remember this day, a year ago.
Jim was so looking forward to meeting you.
What?
How could he be looking forward to it?
Oh, he spent months deciding whether to wake you up.
He couldn't stop talking about you.
Jim woke me up.
Oh, yes.
He said it was the hardest decision of his life,
but I see it worked out just fine.
What?
Did you wake me up?
Yes. I woke you up.
How...
How could you do it?
I tried not to.
I'm going to be sick.
I can't see!
Aurora, please.
Stay away from me!
I got to get off this ship. I got to get off this ship.
I got to get off.
Can I talk to you?
Aurora.
I know nothing I can say will make this okay.
But please listen.
I was so alone
for so long.
I felt like I was disappearing.
The night I first saw you, I was ready to...
You saved my life.
And I know that's no excuse for what I did.
I read everything you wrote.
And I fell in love with your voice
and with the way your mind works.
I fell in love with you.
And all of a sudden,
it was like I wasn't trapped anymore.
My pointless life suddenly had meaning.
And I wish I could take it back.
But I can't.
Aurora, I don't want to lose you.
I DON'T CARE !!!
I don't care what you want!
I don't care why you woke me up!
You took my life!
Please standby.
Your suite's control center is rebooting.
DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FAILURE
DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FAILURE CRITICAL ERROR
I envy you, Arthur.
How so?
You have a purpose.
You're always happy.
How's your book coming along?
I've never written about me before.
I think it's some of the best work I've ever done,
and I don't even know why I'm doing it.
There's only one person who could read it and I can't stand him.
They say time heals all wounds.
Broken hearts aren't that simple, Arthur.
You wouldn't understand.
Arthur!
Tuesday is my day with Arthur.
It's Wednesday.
The bar is all yours.
What will you have? Whiskey?
Coffee.
- Aurora, we love you! - Aurora, we love you!
What are we going to do without you? We'll miss you.
This is the bravest woman I know.
- Hi, Aurora! - Hi, Aurora!
I promise that I will think of you every day.
When you wake up I'll be gone,
but just know that I will never forget you.
You're my best friend.
You'e never happy here, I know.
Nothing was ever enough for you.
You know, you don't have to go. You could-
You could do whatever it is you have to do right here.
But...
Since you're going, here's my wish.
I hope you finally find someone who fills your heart. And...
I hope you let him in.
I hope you realized you don't have to do something amazing to be happy.
Go.
Have fun.
Take chances.
Um, okay.
I love you, Aurora.
Bye.
Morning, Arthur!
Coffee please.
Coming up.
Are you soiling my bar stool?
You want to make things, you got to get your hands dirty.
- And what have you been making? - Improvements.
Grand Concourse.
First floor.
Gold-class breakfast.
Huh!
This is Deck Chief Gus Mancuso.
Who the hell planted a tree on my ship?
- Who did that? - I did.
Who are you?
Jim Preston.
Aurora Lane.
Anybody else awake?
Just me and him.
How far along are we?
88 years to go.
Hibernation failure.
They said that couldn't happen.
But 3 people, 3 pod failures.
You have no idea how long I've been trying to get in there.
Now that you're in. Don't touch anything.
This is where you work?
No, this is flight crew, I'm a Deck Chief.
OPS, Navigation comp.
Unauthorized personnel.
Sorry.
If I'm reading this right, we're still on course.
So whatever's wrong with the ship, NavComp's still on the job.
There's something wrong with the ship?
3 pod failures? Yeah.
There's something wrong. Question is what.
That's strange.
I should be getting diagnostics from all over the ship right here,
but there's no data.
Got to check all the systems manually.
Can't we turn the ship around? Go back to Earth?
No, we're doing 50% of lightspeed.
Turning back would take just as much time as going on.
Well, there's got to be something we can do!
Sorry, we're going where we're going.
You okay?
Hibernation hangover.
Get it all the time.
Grand Concourse.
2 years, huh? Any more trees I need to know about?
LOOK OUT!
I've never seen this happen before.
Those robots have been breaking down.
This guy makes 15?
15.
The breakfast bar went crazy today.
And the elevator.
Last week my door broke. I was trapped in my cabin for 2 days.
You were?
Things like that don't happen. Not on this ship.
There are 60 of these tech-stations on every deck.
Docking slats.
Data sinks automatically, you got it?
- Mm. - Yeah. - Okay.
You take decks 1 and 2. You take decks 3 and 4.
I'm going down to the Hibernation Bay, to check our pods.
Now that should be interesting.
Aren't you supposed to be making your rounds.
I finished.
I checked your pod.
The problem's very simple. The clock chips burned out.
It ain't supposed to happen, but pretty simple.
My pod's more complicated.
A bunch of system failures, it all happened at the same time,
the whole damn thing went haywire.
Which explains why I'm feeling so bad.
But Aurora's pod...
You did this.
Yeah.
All this time, I'm thinking you're one lucky son of a bitch
to get stuck with Aurora.
It wasn't luck, was it?
No.
She knows?
She knows.
How long were you alone?
A year.
Still...
Damn.
Same as Jim's.
System shut downs.
Everywhere, but no apparent connection.
You saw the hibernation pods?
I saw.
So you know.
What Jim did.
Yeah.
And?
- It's not my duty... - He woke me up!
- He took away my life! - I know and I'm sorry.
- But there's work I like... - It's murder!
You're right, Aurora.
But the drowning man will always try to drag somebody down with him.
It ain't right, but the man is drowning.
This one makes 16.
Yeah.
Hey. Are you okay?
- You should go rest. - Yeah.
But just for a couple of hours and then, back at it first thing in the morning.
GRAVITY LOSS
GRAVITY DRIVE
I was in the pool when the gravity gave out.
Are you okay?
We need to find Gus.
Gus! Gus!
Gravity loss means that whatever is wrong is starting to hit the big ticket items.
Not good.
Every failure is a burnout process, everything on board is thinking too hard.
Why?
Computer, display these failures over time.
Processing timeline.
Cascade failure.
It started 2 years ago, power surge.
17 failures in 1 day.
Including hibernation pod 1498.
That's me.
Woke me up.
- What happened that day? - Something big.
A major system went down somewhere.
Everything else on board is trying to pick up the load
but the load's too heavy.
Whatever started this we got to find it.
- And fix it. - How bad can this get?
Give me a risk analysis based on this data.
Extrapolating.
Emission critical failure is imminent.
Failing systems: Life support. Fusion reactor.
So we're stranded...
Ion drive.
... on a sinking ship.
Main Engineering.
Not a lot of things big enough to hit this ship that hard.
With diagnostics out, we'll have to find it ourselves.
Where do we start?
Gus!
Scan complete. Analyzing data.
612 DISORDERS FOUND
What does it say is wrong with me?
It's a few things.
612 disorders found.
Get me out of here.
What's the prognosis?
Critical diagnosis cannot be discussed without a doctor on attendance.
Override on my authority, I.D. 2317.
Lay it on me, doc.
Pan-systemic necrosis.
Progressive organ failure. Cause unknown.
My goofy hibernation pod, that's the cause.
- What's the treatment? - Various treatments are possible.
None will meaningfully extend the patient's life.
How long have I got?
Your end of life transition is already under way.
These sedatives will alleviate your suffering during these final hours.
Gus?
I need a minute.
We are experiencing difficulties in flight.
- Gus! - Gus!
Where can he be?
For your own safety, please return to your cabins.
Should have took the damn pills.
- I'll go get them. - No, stay here.
Sit.
You two take care of each other.
My I.D..
Get you where you need to go.
Fix the ship.
Find out what's wrong with her.
How do I look?
You look magnificent.
Ladies love a dressed man.
What do we do now?
This can't be good.
I'm going back to Engineering.
Can you fix this?
I need your help.
Let's go!
Arthur!
Let's go!
Main Engineering.
Can't we wake up some of the crew?
It will take them take too long to recover, we don't have that kind of time.
What are we even looking for?
Something broken.
Something big.
Come on!
- Is it broken? - It seems okay.
What next?
Power Plant. This way.
Come on.
Whole section's closed off. Something's wrong.
We're looking for wrong.
Try to open it.
Warning.
Pressure door. Lock down initiated.
Please secure all doors.
Hold on!
Warning. Dangerous oxygen level.
Please secure all doors.
Dangerous oxygen level. Please secure all doors.
Grab it!
Pressurizing cabin unsuccessful.
Pressure normalized.
Oxygen level restored.
End lock down.
A hole in the ship.
More than one.
How did that even happen? This ship is supposed to be meteor-proof.
I guess one got through.
It's hot!
I think we found it.
It's the reactor control computer.
This is what hit us 2 years ago.
Jim.
How can we fix this?
We're going to die.
There's replacement parts for everything.
Light.
Sorry.
As soon as I pull this module, the entire computer is going to shut down.
Well, what happens then?
I'll get it back up as quickly as I can.
Hurry!
Jim!
Control computer restored.
Venting reactor.
But we fixed it!
Reactor vent failed. Manual override required.
Vent failure.
- Come on! - Jim.
Outer door non-responsive.
What does that mean?
The outer door is jammed.
We got to open that door and cool the reactor down
or the whole ship's going to blow.
How?
I got to go out there.
Open it from the outside.
I open the door I get cleared.
You blow that fire into space.
- You get cleared? - You can talk to me through this.
What happens to you when that door opens?
Heat shield. It might help.
You might need this.
It's going to be okay.
I better go.
Jim.
Come back to me.
I can't live on the ship without you.
Warning. Temperature critical.
AHHHH!
What's wrong?
What's the matter? Are you okay?
Nothing. Go.
You sure?
Go.
I'm in the vent tube.
New anchor point. Reset tether.
I see the door.
Temperature level rising.
Warning. Temperature critical.
Containment unstable.
Where are you?
I'm at the door.
I'm ready, just say when.
There goes.
The door won't open. I'll have to bypass it.
Temperature level rising.
Jim, come on!
Please, hurry!
- Okay, I'm trying it again. - Tell me when you're cleared.
No!
What?
What's going on?
Jim?
Jim!
The door won't stay open.
I think I have to stay here, hold the door open.
No!
No way, get out of there!
I can't.
Jim...
We're out of time.
Containment unstable.
Jim?
Vent the reactor.
No, you don't understand!
If I open the door right now it will kill you!
I'm hoping not.
Come back in, we'll think of something else.
There is nothing else.
Jim!
- It's okay. - No, it's not okay!
- Aurora - Warning. Temperature level exceeded.
This is not how I suppose is going to happen!
Aurora, this ship is going to go.
I don't care! You die, I die.
There are 5,000 other people on this ship, Aurora.
We have to do this.
Maximum pressure reached.
Do it. Now.
Maximum cabin pressure reached.
Temperature dropping.
Jim.
- Jim. - Vent successful.
Rebooting process initiated.
Jim, please say something.
Suit pressure dropping.
Return to ship immediately.
Aurora.
It worked!
You did it, you can come in!
Yeah, about that...
What's the matter? Are you hurt?
I got blown out of the tube.
What?
My tether broke. I can't get back to the ship.
I'll come out. I'll come out. I'll pull you in.
Warning. Oxygen level critical.
Return to ship immediately.
Aurora, I'm sorry...
... for everything.
Shut up, I'm coming.
I wish we'd have met in 90 years.
I... I'd build you a house.
I'll read your book.
It's a good feeling.
Tether attached.
Locate Jim Preston.
Jim Preston, located.
I'm coming to get you.
JIM!
I'm sorry. The patient is dead.
WELL, RESUSCITATE HIM!
Postmortem operations require authorized medical supervision.
No!
Override! Override on my authority!
I.D. 17...
2...
2317.
2317! I.D. 2317!
RESUSCITATION
DEFIBRILLATION OXYGENATION
Multiple procedures are not recommended.
OVERRIDE!
DO IT, NOW!
Executing.
Jim.
You brought me back.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Be still.
Of course.
There's something I have to show you.
In Command mode, it turns out the autodoc has a option
called "Stabilize and Suspend".
It stops all metabolic activity.
What are you saying?
It's ​​Gus' idea. It can be like hibernation.
Inside the autodoc, you can go back to sleep.
But there's only one autodoc.
Yeah.
And you're going to lay down in it,
and fall asleep.
And you'll wake up on Homestead II,
and you'll write you book.
You finish your journey. You do what you set out to do.
You'll be alone.
I've been alone before and I'll be fine.
But I'll never see you again.
I'll come and visit you.
Tuesday is my day with Arthur.
Lovely as ever.
Thank you, Arthur. You're looking very well yourself.
Thanks to you.
What's that?
Something I wanted to give you for a long time.
It's beautiful.
Took you long enough to ask.
Champagne. I'll wait.
Hell of a life.
HOMESTEAD II
88 YEARS LATER
Crew wake up process initiated.
My fellow passengers,
if you are reading this, then the starship Avalon has reached its destination.
Grand Concourse.
A lot happened while you slept.
A friend once said,
"You can't get so hung up on where you'd rather be
that you forget to make the most of where you are.
We got lost along the way
but we found each other.
And we made a life.
A beautiful life... together.
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