| Ja: |
Tuvok, B'Elanna, Janeway...
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| Chi: |
Ahhhhhh.
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| M1: |
Hey, calm down. It's all right. Now what's the problem?
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| Chi: |
I saw them. They appeared in thin air. You're some kind of demons.
I sam them with my own eyes.
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| Ja: |
I'm sorry we startled you. We just came around the corner.
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| Chi: |
They're lying.
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| M1: |
Sh, now(?), calm down. You arranged(?) to many those dark storm to tell
junk fellow. You know such things demons.
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| Chi: |
But I'm telling you...
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| M1: |
Ah, ah, ah, you are wrong now. Have a confection bar(?) Calm down.
All right, everybody, back to you business. Nothing else to see here now.
Oh, sorry about that.
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| Pa: |
No problem.
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| M1: |
Who knows what gets the kid's head, huh?
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| Ja: |
Oh, perhaps the uniforms scared him. We're not from this area.
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| M1: |
Um, coming on country(?) transport?
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| Ja: |
This morning.
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| M1: |
Is, uh, that would be the wearing in the Kalto province these days?
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| Pa: |
Ah, this is a little more formal than most. You know how these ??????
trouble.
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| Ja: |
We're actually looking for a clothing shop. We thought we're changing
to something more appropriate.
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| M1: |
There's one right over there. I hope I rest stay with us ????? child.
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| Pa: |
I wish I could say I will be.
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| Ch: |
First officer's log supplemental. There's been no signs of Captain
Janeway and Lieutenant Parris since they were lost in a subspace fracture.
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| Ki: |
This is one of subspace fractures we've located with magneton scanners
on(?) surface. This is the time of the explosion when the fracture opens.
Then as a shock wave dissipates, a fracture closes more narrow.
We believe that the Captain and Lieutenant Parris are trapped at
the narrow end.
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| To: |
Shock waves from most explosions dissipate into the future.
But we are speculating based in part on what Parris told he saw, that
these dissipated to the past.
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| Ki: |
That's consistent with the subspace damage we observed.
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| Tu: |
Why haven't they been able to return as Mr Parris did the first time.
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| To: |
He wasn't all the way inside a fracture. Remember? We still saw
Parris standing there even though he could see the other side.
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| Ch: |
So, it's possible that the Captain and Parris are existing only hours
or minutes before the explosion occurs.
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| To: |
There's no way for us to measure exactly how far back this fractures go.
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| Ch: |
How do we find them?
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| Tu: |
If I know Captain Janeway, she would activate a subspace beacon to
assist us.
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| Ki: |
We're counting on it. First we have to find a fracture's location we
have been. Then we have to microscan the fracture to try to pick up
the signal for the subspace beacon.
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| To: |
Once we identify where and when they are, then we have to widen
the fracture at that point.
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| Tu: |
How do you suggest we do that?
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| Ki: |
We're not sure yet.
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