Dark Matter (2015–2017): Season 1, Episode 2 - Pilot - Part 2 - full transcript

[NARRATOR]
Previously on Dark Matter.

Who are you?!

[BOTH]
I don't know.

Who are you?

I got no idea.

[ONE] We all woke up just
like you; no idea who we are

or how we got here.

[TWO]
She's an android.

We're on course for a
nearby inhabited world.

[GIRL]
Well, you're welcome to resupply

and help yourself to whatever
you need, then you best be off.



Why is that?

[WOMAN] You wanna be long gone
before the Raza get here.

The Raza?

Obviously we were meant
to help these people.

The "Raza" is the
name of this ship.

We're not here to
help these people.

We're here to kill them.

No.

That's impossible.

That can't be right...

...can it?

[THE ANDROID] I recovered
the information from

a fragment of the ship's logs
related to the crew list.

There's no reason to
doubt its veracity.



[TWO]
Of course not.

In fact, it all makes
perfect sense now

The Raza--

This ship.

But as far as the
miners are concerned:

a race of bloodthirsty aliens--
monsters, come to wipe them out.

[SIX]
But the truth is

we're nothing but a bunch
of low-life mercenaries.

[THREE]
No, we're better than that.

We're also pirates and
smugglers and thieves.

It's a very
diversified portfolio.

You think this is funny?

It's my defense
mechanism: humor.

That, and apparently,
killing people.

I think we need to
talk about our next move.

Well, he's right, you know.

Oh, listen, I don't wanna
be the one to say it,

but if all this stuff is true,
we came here to do a job.

[ONE] You wanna go down to the
planet and kill those people?

No one's killing anyone.

[THREE] I didn't say
I wanted to kill anyone.

I'm just talking about
the people who hired us.

Ferrous Corporation.

Galactic combine.

Exactly.

Not the sort of folks you
wanna disappoint. I'm guessing.

Too bad.

I'm no murderer.

[THREE] It's funny, 'cause
the screen says otherwise.

Yeah, I don't care what it says.

[THREE] So, have you managed to
uncover anything else?

Unfortunately, the rest
of the data was corrupted.

I suppose that's plenty.

Hell of a lot more than
I wanted to know anyways.

[FOUR]
We all wanted to know.

These are the memories
we left behind.

Death, despair, chaos.

So what?

If they're no longer a
part of us now,

then what does it even matter?

Tsk. Yeah...

Should I continue
my attempts at data recovery?

[THE ANDROID]
Portia?

Don't... Don't call me that...

No computer file is
going to tell me who I am.

Call me "Two."

Okay, Two.

[gasps]

I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to startle you.

You didn't startle me.

You scared the crap
out of me sneaking up like that.

My stealth subroutines
are very efficient.

Well, dial them back, or...

...say something next time
you walk into a room.

[THE ANDROID]
Are you afraid of them now?

You think I should be?

They show a history of
violence, mental instability,

extreme anti-social
behavior, deceit--

What's important is
who they are now.

An admirable attitude.

Also, potentially a
very foolish and dangerous one.

Hey, you're the one
who tried to kill us.

The result of a
programmed directive

which has since been deleted.

Same with them maybe, right?

If it's not fear,
then why are you upset?

What makes you
think I'm upset?

I can see a muscular tension
in your jaw and shoulders.

I can hear a slight increase

in both respiratory rate
and heart rate.

I can smell a distinct shift
in pheromone production--

Okay, okay. I get it.

Look, if you wanna know...

...it's because I'm the
only one who's not in the files.

I'm not one of the crew.

So... how did I
get onboard this ship?

At least they know
they belong here.

I'm still just
a big question mark.

There may come a time that
you'll consider yourself lucky

not to be counted
as a member of this crew.

Well, right now, I just...
wish I was part of the team.

Oh... and one more thing...

Maybe don't go around
telling people

you can smell
their pheromones.

It's not gonna
win you any friends.

But I can smell them.

[SIX]
Weapons array, sensors,

navigation and
critical controls.

Flip these... punch that...
hit these two...

you bring the
engines online.

How do you know
how to fly this thing?

I don't know, I just do.

Huh.

[SIX]
Maybe you do, too.

You gotta try.

[THREE] Yep...
wait a minute...

--That's it...
--[alarms sounding]

--[SIX] Oh... no, no, no.
--[alarms sounding]

Ah, maybe not...

[sighs]

Y'know, I just
can't concentrate,

this whole thing's got
me thinking, that's all.

Yeah, tell me about it.

Which one of us do you
thinks got the baddest rep?

--What?
--[THREE] Hm?

Yeah, I mean, just based on
what we know about each other,

which is not a lot
to go on, I know,

how would you rank us in
order of Most Wanted,

from, like, "super bad-ass",
all the way on down to

"cause for concern." Hm?

[THREE] For instance,
I'd put me in first spot,

you'd slide right there in second...

Boss Lady, well, she'd be third,
account of her ba'ttitude...

OI' Slashy Stabberson, fourth.

Pretty Boy and the kid...
tied for last place

'cause it looks like she's
got a bit of a temper.

You're being serious?

[THREE]
You'd rate her higher?

Yeah... maybe.

This doesn't bother you at all?

What?

The fact that we're
wanted criminals?

That if we get caught, we'll
spend the rest of our lives

locked away, if we're lucky?

The fact that from here on in,

we'll be the targets
of our former victims;

Their friends, loved ones,
and anyone else looking to

cash in on our bounties.
None of whom, by the way,

we'll see coming because
we don't remember

a thing past yesterday.

Not really.

[SIX] No-no-no-no-no.
Don't-don't-don't...

No, no-no.

I've been thinking...

Yeah, that's something you
need to get under control.

Those weapons in the cargo hold,

the matching pendants...
At first, I thought it meant

that we were
supposed to help the miners--

that we were their... saviors.

But now I'm wondering if it
means that we killed their saviors

and heisted the delivery.

Your point?

[ONE] If I'm right, Ferrous Corp.
Isn't gonna let this go.

If we don't finish the job,
they'll just send someone else.

Which is why we
stick to the plan.

The miners get half the
weapons, and a fighting chance.

[ONE]
We can do more.

Go all the way.

Commit to something.

We can fight with them.

That would be suicide.

[ONE]
Not necessarily.

Look, if half of what's
in those files is true,

then... we can
handle ourselves.

It also means you could
spend the rest of your life

doing good deeds and not even
come close to making up for it.

I know what you're trying to do,
and it's not going to work.

You don't want to believe what
those computer files say you are,

fair enough.
I don't much want to either.

But I'm not gonna kill myself

trying to make up for crimes
I don't even remember committing.

We stick to the plan.

[ONE] And who
made you team leader?

I did... by stepping up.

And so did all of you by
not challenging me when I did.

Unless... Unless you've
had a change of heart...

...and think you
can do a better job.

Didn't think so.

[sighs]

[SIX]
Try that, is it on?

[ONE]
Yeah.

[SIX]
Okay,

[THREE]
Seriously...

[FOUR]
Yeah.

...what's with the sword?

It's quicker, more effective
in close quarter combat.

More effective than a gun?

Without a doubt.

You think you could
outdraw me with that thing?

I would have your head cut off
before you could even unholster.

He)"

I need to talk to you.

[SIX]
Oooh.

[TWO] Look, I may have been
a little hard on you before.

Believe me, I know
how you feel. We all do.

But 10 minutes after finding out
you used to be a villain

is not the time
to try to be a hero.

There is no room
for independent action.

We need to stick together
and watch each others' backs.

Do you understand
what I'm saying?

I... think so.

Once the weapons are delivered
and that shuttle comes back,

I want you on it.

Understood?

Yeah.

All right.

Safe flight.

[TWO]
Stop staring at my ass.

[GIRL] Hey, I'm sorry
we couldn't do more for you.

It's just we gave everything
we had to Hrothgar.

[ONE]
Don't worry about it.

Well, what are you gonna
tell your employer?

I mean, how are you
going to explain--

Intergalactic transport's
a risky business.

Cargo gets misplaced
or stolen all the time.

Insurance'll cover it.

[GIRL]
You're good people.

No, we're not.

[GIRL]
Of course you are.

You've helped us, I mean,
you probably saved our lives.

I'm beginning to think
it's just the opposite.

By giving you these weapons,

I-I'm afraid we're just
giving you false hope.

[whispers] Look, you...
you can't win this.

If you stay here
and fight, you'll die.

I'm hoping it's
not gonna come to that.

We have help coming,
and more weapons.

[THREE]
That's the spirit.

Don't let the bastards
get you down.

As for us, we gotta
get back to our spaceship.

--Not yet.
--[THREE] Oh.

At least allow us to thank you.

Ah, that bloodthirsty look
in your eyes, all the thanks I need.

With song and drink.

Well, who doesn't
love a good song, huh?

Oh!

[WOMAN laughs]

[THREE]
Well...

[keypad beeps]

[FIVE]
Oh, hey.

I took another look
at that console on the bridge,

but I think it's really fried.

At least until we can
get some spare parts.

Sorry.

Yeah, that's okay.

Hey, can I ask
you something?

I know you didn't exactly

get the answers
you were looking for,

but... if you could go back
to when we first woke up,

and... and not know,
would you?

[sighs]

I suppose I might.

But I have a feeling that not
knowing would just make rne

wanna know all over again.

Well, I guess... the next
big mystery that needs solving

is who stole our memories.

No one stole
our memories.

It was an accident.

No, it wasn't.

[THE ANDROID] Two, you need
to come to the bridge immediately.

[TWO sighs]
What is it?

Another ship.

It's just dropped out of FTL.

Who is it?

Ferrous Corporation destroyer.

They've already
launched a shuttle.

It's headed towards
the planet's surface.

We've gotta get
our people off that planet.

Did you contact
the Marauder and warn them?

I attempted communication
but received no response.

Shit.

[beeping]

We're being hailed
by the other ship.

--Would you like--
--I ignore it.

Marauder, this is the Raza.

You've got trouble
headed your way.

[TWO] Marauder,
do you read?

--[drinks banging]
--[THREE laughing]

[chanting, cheering]

[laughing]

We drink their drink,
eat their food,

and then just...
leave them here to die.

[SIX] Hey, if
you've got another suggestion

that doesn't involve us dying
here with them, I'd love to hear it.

Maybe we should
tell them the truth.

[SIX] What, that we're
mercenaries sent here to kill them?

They should know
that no more help is coming.

It won't make a difference.

[ONE]
Maybe not.

But we might.

Don't even think about it.

We're very, very bad people
who've done some very bad things.

This is our chance to put
our unique skill set to good use.

We stand alongside these miners
and when Ferrous Corp. comes,

we hurt them.
Hurt them so bad

they think twice about
bothering with this planet.

What?!

You are nothing
if not predictable.

Two told me you'd say all of that,
practically word for word.

She also said
to do whatever it takes

to bring you back with us.

Including knocking you out
and dragging you back if I have to.

Really?

Now she did ask me not to
hit you in the face though.

[MAN]
Ferrous Corp. is here!

Ferrous Corp. is here!

Go, go!

[SIX]
He-- hey!

Marauder, this is The Raza.

Are you there?

We might consider the
possibility that they've already

encountered
the Ferrous Corp. shuttle.

Patch me through
to the destroyer.

Done.

This is The Raza.

Please, respond.

This is The Raza.

Please respond.

[NIEMAN] This is Commander Nieman
of the FCS Deliverance.

Took you long enough.

Apologies.

What can I do
for you, Commander?

[NIEMAN] Well, you can
start by telling me

what the hell is goin' on?

Why you didn't
complete your mission

or update us on your status?

There were some complications
we had to contend with,

but we have everything
under control now.

Please have your
shuttle fall back.

[NIEMAN]
Negative, Raza.

Contingency plans
have been enacted.

Again, that won't be
necessary, Deliverance.

This is our show.

[NIEMAN]
Not anymore it's not.

Raza, I'm on my way over.

[gun fires]

[MAN B]
That's far enough!

[MAN C] Is that
any way to act,

after Ferrous Corp. made you
such a generous offer?!

Generous?!

You'd turn us into
slaves on our own land!

One last chance to reconsider!

[ONE]
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Whoa!

Hold on! Hold on!
Hold on, please!

Hold up.

[ONE] No one
wants a fight here.

You had a job to do, Corso.

Well, we took some time
to think things through

and... decided on a
change of plans.

Take your men and leave.

Tell your bosses
we're with these people now.

[MAN C]
You can't be serious.

What did they offer you?

[ONE]
You know us.

You know what we're capable of.

Think of the losses.

It's not worth it.

Find another planet.

It's not my call.

I'll have to
take this upstairs.

Fair enough.

[guns firing]

[grunting]

[yelling]

We're under fire!

I repeat, we're under fire!

The mercs have turned,
they're with the miners now!

We need back up!

Shut the hell up.

That actually went better
than I thought it would.

[THE ANDROID]
The shuttle is approaching.

[TWO]
Go. Hide.

And don't come out
until we tell you it's safe.

Ga!

[THE ANDROID] The shuttle
is within weapons range.

What about their ship?
Can we take it?

We have an advantage
with speed and maneuverability,

but this ship is still far
from fully operational.

Welcome aboard.

[MAN]
Hey, you're gonna be fine, here.

[GIRL]
You have medical training?

--[SIX] Uh, yeah...
--[MAN] You doin' okay?

...I guess so.

[GIRL] That's great. We could
really use your expertise.

[THREE sighs]
Nope.

We can't stay.

Of course we can.

[ONE] Just long enough
to help the injured.

We're leavin' right now.

You selfish son-of-a--

[SIX]
He's right.

It's a long hike
back to the Marauder

and there could be
more of them out there.

[MAN B] Wait a minute,
y-you're gonna abandon us?

Got your weapons, staying
was never part of the deal.

[MAN B] Neither was
killing those soldiers.

But now you're just
going to leave us here

to deal with the fallout!

[THREE] Friend, the fallout
would've been so much worse

if we hadn't been here.
So you're welcome.

[MAN B] Please, I mean
you've got a shuttle-- a-a ship.

[ONE]
That's right.

And they're at your disposal
if any of you wanna leave.

Look, you stood up,
you made your point,

but now, it's time to go.

This is a war you can't win.

Please.

You're all a
bunch of cowards.

All of you.

Hagen, that's enough.

This is our battle.

We can't expect
anyone else to fight it for us.

These men risked their lives,

offered more than we had
any right to expect of them.

Now, we have help coming.

When it gets here, we'll be fine.

[MAN] We appreciate
all you've done for us.

[MAN]
Good luck.

[FIVE grunts]

So...

Do either of you
possess offspring?

You were hired
to do a job.

[TWO] Like I said,
complications arose.

And continue to
do so apparently.

On my way over,

I received word that we
suffered casualties on the planet.

Yeah, well, I'm sorry
to hear that--

And that your team
was responsible.

Ours is a cutthroat business.

In this sector alone
we're competing

with six other multicorps
for planetary resources.

Our major rival,
the Mikkei Combine,

have been
particularly aggressive.

The discovery of that
tarium vein is a major coup--

one the company seeks
to start exploiting immediately.

That planet is the only
hospitable world in range.

Then maybe you should've
started with the fair offer

instead of trying to bully
the miners into submission.

[NIEMAN] I didn't
come here to talk about

what we can do for them.

I came here to discuss
what we could do for you.

I'm listening.

You took payment
in advance,

and then failed
to complete the job.

That's bad business.

Lucky for you,
I'm feeling generous today.

I'm willing to call it even.

In exchange for?

[NIEMAN] Turn this ship around
and leave immediately.

That's it?

Just walk away?

[NIEMAN] What's about to
happen on that planet--

Well, it would be better
if there are no witnesses.

I still have
people down there.

[NIEMAN] Oh,
they made their choice.

They opened fire on
Ferrous Corp. personnel,

they have to answer for that.

I suggest you don't
make the same mistake.

If it makes it easier,
I'm willing to throw in a bonus...

...just for you.

How much?

[THREE sighs] Let's get
the hell off this rock.

Uh, we've got a problem.

What?

The ship... It's not there.

What do you mean
"it's not there"?

I'm telling you,
it's not there.

The Raza's gone.

[MAN]
I am so sorry.

We lead you into this.

If you hadn't taken the time
to give us those weapons,

you'd never been
caught down here.

We wanted to help.

Still do.

This isn't your fight.

It is now.

Well, I can't tell a man
how to live his life,

I'm not gonna tell
him how to end it.

[WOMAN] Okay, so,
we could use some fresh eyes

on the perimeter.
Patrol's growing mighty thin.

We have no way
to anticipate when or where

this next attack will come.

Maybe there is.

[door creaks]

Double-crossing us
was a big mistake.

You and your
friends are gonna die.

HOW?

Tell me.

How are we going to die?

Choking on your own blood.

Could you be more specific?

We're gonna line you up
and shoot the lucky ones.

The rest, like you, we'll gut.

[FOUR]
No. That's not it.

You could have done that
from the beginning.

Stormed this facility,
execute everyone in it.

You have the men, the resources.

But you didn't.

You hired us to do
your dirty work instead.

Plausible deniability.

A mining colony
wiped out by mercenaries.

That's unfortunate,
but it's not surprising.

A mining colony wiped
out by a Corporation.

Well, that's scandalous.

--We can make a deal--
--You want the miners gone,

without being directly
implicated in their deaths.

And you wouldn't be here unless

you had a plan to
make that happen.

If you let me go, I can
guarantee your safety.

[SOLDIER] I don't
know anything.

You were neither
briefed nor given orders?

Just transported down
here to the planet

and expected to improvise?

I can tell you from experience,
torture doesn't work.

[FOUR] Torture is
often ineffective,

even counter-productive.

On the other hand, I personally
find it incredibly cathartic.

Well, that could work.

Of course it could work,
right there.

They plan to target
your reactor.

Trigger a blast that'll
level this entire facility.

[THOMAS]
It's a Mark Four fusion reactor.

Standard equipment
for a mining community

about 50 years ago.

Nowadays, we can hardly find
spare parts to keep it running.

[ONE] It's the perfect cover:
outdated technology,

ill-equipped miners who
don't know what they're doing.

It's an accident
waiting to happen.

We'll never be able
to hold this position.

Not for long, anyways.

At least we'll die fighting.

[ONE]
How we looking, Keeley?

[KEELEY]
Clear skies.

[ONE]
Good. Keep us updated.

What's up?

Hey.

I've been thinking.

[THREE]
Yeah?

You're right.

[THREE]
Which one of us?

Both of you. We're doomed.

[THREE]
Nah, hang on a second.

As much as I'd love to tell you
"I told you so," I don't know.

Kinda like our
chances here, guys.

[SIX] It doesn't matter
how good our defenses are.

By the end of the day,

they got an endless supply
of bodies and bullets.

We don't. Eventually,
they'll wear us down.

Okay, and w-w-what
was I right about?

There might be a way to win
this, but it's a long shot.

Like you said, we've got
to hit them where it hurts most:

their bottom line.

Which is what
we're doing here.

[SIX]
No.

Ferrous Corp. doesn't
care about their men.

They'll just get more.

Ships, on the other hand,
are a lot harder to come by,

and a hell of a lot
more expensive.

You're saying we
take out their ship?

Yeah.

Oh man.

Well, I like the idea in theory,
but it begs the question:

How do we get it down here?

We don't.

We go up there after it.

Or... I do, anyway.
In the Marauder.

I'll target their drive
and that should do it.

Set off a chain
of secondary explosions

that'll rip that ship apart.

And you with it.

Maybe not.

If I punch the
Marauder's engine

and get clear
of the blast radius--

[ONE]
That's crazy.

They'll take you down before
you're anywhere near them.

Oh, they can try.

No.

We stand together
and we die together.

We can't let you do this.

What?

Hear the guy out.

[SIX] I know you don't like it.
Believe me, I like it even less.

We show we're crazy enough
to take out one of their ships,

Ferrous Corp.
will be less inclined

to risk another one around here.

Think about it.
You know I'm right.

I regret that I didn't
have the opportunity

to get to
know you better.

I think we could
have been good friends.

Bet you regret not
teaching me how to fly

that shuttle now, huh?

[SIX, THREE laugh]

Do I ever.

[SIX chuckles]

Take care of them.

You're the only one on that ship
with a lick of sense.

If we help you, can you
guarantee our safety?

It's Bubba time.

Who's Bubba?

This is Bubba.

What, you don't name your guns?

No.

Ah, well, this is Bubba,
this is Lulu, other one's Pip.

What do you name the
knife you keep in your boot?

I don't name the
knife in my boot.

What do you think I am, psycho?

[gun clicks]

[MAN B] Step away
from the console.

[SIX]
Easy, friend.

You were gonna leave us
here to die, weren't you?

No.

I can save us all,
if you let me.

You're a liar!

You and your friends
can't save us.

[SOLDIER]
Of course he can't.

I'm the only one
who can save you now.

[KEELEY]
This is Keeley, come in!

What's happening out there?

[KEELEY] Two Ferrous Corp.
shuttles just touched down!

He didn't make it.

[KEELEY] We'll hold them back
as long as we can!

Keeley, listen to me.

If you're in danger
of being overrun,

you need to fall back
to the reactor room.

Keeley?!

[gunfire]

Game on.

[gunfire]

Run!

[FOUR]
Go! Go!

[SOLDIER B grunts]

[THREE yells]

[THREE grunts]

[groans]

[GIRL gasps]

No.

Hey!

Hey! Stand down! Now!

Or I execute your friend!

[growls]

What do you think?

I think he's gonna
kill him anyway.

Yeah...

They're powering weapons.

Shields.

They've arrived.

Deliverance,
this is The Raza.

I'm in the company
of two cruiser-class vessels

under the flag
of the Mikkei Combine.

[NIEMAN] Raza,
what the hell is this?

You're outnumbered.

Stand down or face
the consequences.

Blaze of glory?

Ah, what the hell?

One... Two...

[ALL yell]

[SIX screams]

They're gone.

We did it.

[ONE]
We did it!

[TWO] Commander Nieman,
allow me to introduce

Commanders Sakey and Truffault
of the MCS Sujin and Murakami.

How dare you
interject yourselves

into a private dispute?

Well, it's a good thing we did,

for the sake of
those poor miners.

[NIEMAN] We were responding
to an unprovoked attack--

[SAKEY]
Irrelevant.

That planet and its inhabitants
now fall under the protectorate

of the Mikkei Combine.

Meaning you and your troops

are in violation of
Galactic Charter.

This planet is an
independent mining colony.

Not anymore it's not.

We had a deal.

I got a better offer.

[ONE]
I'm sorry about Nassan.

He was a good leader.

I... I don't really know what
we're gonna do without him.

Someone else will step up.

Yeah.

But you know, we could...
We could use some extra help.

Look, I know
it's not glamorous,

and I know it's not like
being among the stars, but...

Y'know, there are some things
down here that aren't so bad.

Yeah, I can see that.

I just-- I think it's
nice to have a place

where you know you belong.

I know.

For me, right now, I think
that place is up on that ship.

--[ONE sighs]
--[SIX] Hey.

Lets go.

Good luck.

You, too.

I knew Ferrous Corp. wasn't
the only player in the galaxy.

So after we jumped, I had
the Android plot a course

to the nearest
Mikkei outpost.

Once there, I took the
liberty of making a deal

on the miners' behalf.

How much is
Mikkei paying?

Nothing.

I gave them a
99 year lease for free.

[THREE scoffs]

[SIX] How the hell does
that help the miners?

They'll never
agree to that.

They already have.

They're signing
the deal as we speak.

See, their mistake was trying
to negotiate with one combine.

The only way to
handle these bastards

is to play them
against each other.

It's a stalemate.

The planet is worthless without
the rights to the asteroid belt,

and the asteroid
belt's worthless

without the rights
to the planet.

[TWO] For the price of
filing some legal papers,

Mikkei gets to screw a
major rival out of a big score.

And if Ferrous ever caves
and offers them some kind of

revenue-sharing deal,
the miners get 20 percent.

I'm sorry I didn't get a
chance to tell you before,

but I couldn't
chance an intercept

of ship-to-surface
communication.

Ah, we weren't worried.

I had a feeling
you'd come back for us.

[TWO]
Mm-hmm.

[FIVE]
Okay, so, um, what's next?

[TWO] Well, the nearest space
station is a couple of days out.

We head there, refuel,
resupply, and then decide.

In the meanwhile,
we can spend some quality time

getting to know each other.

Sweet.

[footsteps]

[TWO knocks]

[TWO]
Am I interrupting?

[FIVE]
No. I'm just drawing.

[TWO]
Can I ask you a question?

[FIVE]
Sure.

[TWO] Earlier today,
you said someone

was responsible
for wiping our memories.

[FIVE]
Uh-huh.

Why do you think that?

I-I don't... think, I know.

How do you know?

I remember.

Remember what, exactly?

[FIVE] Waking up
in the middle of the night

and uploading the program
into the stasis core.

[FIVE] Planting the virus while
everyone else was sleeping.

[TWO]
You remember doing this?

[FIVE]
No, not me.

It was someone else.

[TWO]
Who?

[THREE grunts]

[FIVE] It's like
I'm remembering it for them.

[TWO] And do you remember why
this person wiped our memories?

Yeah.

Because we're dangerous.