Bobbie [2:51.671]: [(Groans)]⸱
30 [3:41.487]: Guns down, Gunny!(Man speaking indistinctly)
31 [3:43.557]: The farm was breached.
32 [3:44.725]: Life support critical. Gotta hole in your suit.
33 [3:47.860]: We're gonna get you out of here. Hold still.
34 [3:49.762]: Almost there.
35 [3:51.731]: (Grunts)
36 [3:55.735]: (Beeping)
Man [3:55.735]: Clear.
37 [3:56.870]: (Beeping intensifies)
38 [4:02.475]: All we know is that fire from UNN and MCRN forces hit one of our orbital mirrors, which crashed into the station and several ag domes.
41 [4:10.550]: We estimate over 3,000 dead and thousands more wounded.
42 [4:14.587]: Ganymede is the breadbasket of the outer planets.
43 [4:17.323]: Without us, millions will go hungry.
44 [4:19.792]: This is a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions.
45 [4:23.263]: (Beeps)
Errinwright [4:24.365]: Mars believes that Ganymede was just a "proxy-war."
Errinwright [4:27.800]: That we'll stay in the sandbox and fight them therẽhellip;
Errinwright [4:30.603]: but make no mistake, this was an escalation.
Errinwright [4:34.040]: We need to choose an appropriate Martian target in response.
Avasarala [4:38.611]: We invite Mars to a peace summit.
Avasarala [4:44.918]: Trust me. Mars wants this worse than we do.
Avasarala [4:48.354]: They've got nice, pretty ships.
Avasarala [4:50.056]: …but, they'll never match our numbers. They're not idiots.
Errinwright [4:52.893]: They were the aggressors on Ganymede.
Avasarala [4:57.664]: The whole system has been a tinderbox since Earth.
Avasarala [5:02.635]: Mars thinks it's our weapon.
Avasarala [5:05.706]: There are too many ships in one place.
Avasarala [5:07.675]: And we're sending more.
Avasarala [5:08.942]: The next step will be war.
Errinwright [5:10.711]: We lost on Ganymede, definitively.
Errinwright [5:13.680]: When losers seek peace, they look even weaker.
Avasarala [5:15.916]: A peace summit, here on Earth. On our terms.
Avasarala [5:19.552]: Mars will read it as a warning.
Avasarala [5:23.389]: Forty years ago, the Vesta Blockade was the closest we ever got to the brink.
Avasarala [5:28.761]: You know why we barely avoided mutual extinction?
Avasarala [5:32.332]: Because the man sitting in that chair decided to talk instead of shoot.
Avasarala [5:36.803]: Ganymede is the worst it's ever been between our nations.
Avasarala [5:41.708]: It's time to step back before we're all wandering through the rubble, defending ourselves with rocks and sticks.
Errinwright [5:47.948]: You'll never sell it to the security council.
Avasarala [5:49.882]: You will sell it… because you saved Earth from Eros.
Avasarala [6:03.763]: I like getting shit done.
Avasarala [6:05.898]: And I like to keep my head attached to my neck.
Man [6:19.846]: Ganymede station refugee ships are now arriving at docks three and seven.
93 [6:24.852]: All personnel please report.
94 [6:26.854]: Refugee ships waiting to clear...
Dawes [6:28.555]: And despite the circumstances, it'll be good to see you again, setara. Until then.
97 [6:41.667]: (Indistinct talking over pa)
Man [6:49.409]: [(On PA)]All new arrivals must register their ID with state authority.
Alex [6:53.946]: Right, you got a little bit of food, a little bit of water on the menu and, a little bit of magic.
Alex [6:59.052]: You guys know what magic is?
104 [7:00.888]: (Indistinct chatter)
Amos [7:02.722]: One to a person.
Amos [7:04.991]: Here you go, one each.
107 [7:08.961]: (Speaking in Belter Creole)
Dawes [7:10.431]: Mi Here fo to tell you,…
Dawes [7:11.432]: "All Beltalowda are welcome on Ceres."
Dawes [7:17.503]: Ceres is your home.
Naomi [7:20.473]: Anderson Dawes.
Holden [7:22.708]: Canterbury had to pay tribute to him every time we parked on Ceres.
Naomi [7:26.013]: Belter tax.
Holden [7:27.680]: Oh, is that what he calls it?
Holden [7:29.515]: We used to call it a "shake-down."
Naomi [7:31.451]: You think that's why belters love him?
Naomi [7:33.053]: Because he lined his own pockets for years?
Naomi [7:35.922]: Dawes put all of those bribes back into the neighborhood.
Holden [7:39.225]: Yeah, now he's practically running Ceres.
Naomi [7:42.528]: About time a belter was.
Naomi [7:51.938]: You're already friends.
Amos [7:54.474]: One to each person. One each.
Amos [7:57.110]: One per person.
Amos [8:02.014]: I said one each. Back off.
Boy [8:04.985]: Leave my mother alone.
Boy [8:06.887]: You leave her alone.
Boy [8:10.990]: (Belter child crying)
Thorsen [8:47.560]: Sergeant Draper.
Thorsen [8:51.064]: You're on the Scirocco. I'm commander Thorsen.
Thorsen [8:55.067]: Can we get you anything?
Bobbie [8:56.670]: A porterhouse.
Bobbie [8:58.838]: Medium rare.
Thorsen [9:00.606]: Okay, I'll see what I can do.
Bobbie [9:03.543]: For the kids too.
Bobbie [9:05.545]: Except Hilly. She's a vegan.
Thorsen [9:07.613]: Gunny, I'm sorry to be the one to tell you but, no one from your team made it.
Bobbie [9:16.088]: What happened?
Thorsen [9:17.190]: I was hoping you could tell us.
Bobbie [9:20.160]: The suit feeds…
Thorsen [9:20.160]: All lost with your team.
Thorsen [9:23.963]: Under the mirror arrays.
Thorsen [9:25.566]: Gunny, you're the only one who survived, our only eyes and ears on what happened down there.
Thorsen [9:31.003]: Now, you said that you were under attack.
Thorsen [9:33.573]: You reported shots fired along the UN line.
Bobbie [9:35.742]: [(Whimpers)]⸱
Bobbie [9:39.078]: (Breathing heavily)
Bobbie [9:41.013]: They were coming right at us.
Bobbie [9:43.916]: Then we got jammed, I…
Bobbie [9:45.953]: I grabbed Travis and we made a line.
Thorsen [9:47.754]: Six blues charging you?
Bobbie [9:51.057]: No, wait, there was a seventh.
Bobbie [9:53.960]: Lieutenant Sutton, he would've picked up on it. He was…
Thorsen [9:57.965]: Lieutenant Sutton was killed with 11 others on the Scirocco.
Bobbie [10:00.601]: [(Gasping)]⸱
165 [10:08.608]: (Machine beeping)
Nurse Janeiro [10:09.710]: She's bleeding again.
Thorsen [10:12.078]: Nurse, we need a sedative.
Nurse Janeiro [10:12.078]: Yes, sir.
Bobbie [10:17.683]: [(Whimpering)]⸱
Thorsen [10:20.186]: It's all right, gunny.
170 [10:22.054]: (Beeping continues)
Amos [10:52.152]: That's forever, right?
Cortázar [10:54.054]: It was temporary at first.
Cortázar [10:55.922]: Dresden never coerced any of us.
Amos [10:58.658]: When did you decide to make it permanent?
Cortázar [11:00.727]: That first day within five minutes.
Cortázar [11:02.796]: I knew I'd never go back.
Cortázar [11:10.002]: It was like a terrible storm had lifted.
Cortázar [11:13.806]: It was painless, you know. The procedure.
Cortázar [11:17.243]: If you are interested…
Amos [11:17.243]: I didn't say that.
Amos [11:25.084]: Today there was this boy that looked at me like I was a monster.
Amos [11:29.021]: I think I scared his mother.
Amos [11:31.725]: I didn't mean to.
Amos [11:35.027]: It made me remember when I was that boy.
Cortázar [11:37.129]: Hmm. So somebody hurt your mother.
Amos [11:40.934]: I lost her a long time ago… and then there was Lydia.
Amos [11:47.707]: Just someone that looked after me.
Cortázar [11:50.042]: …and you loved them.
Amos [11:51.944]: I think I did.
Cortázar [11:53.847]: I loved my mother, too.
Cortázar [11:56.048]: It was the residue of guilt, shame…
Cortázar [12:01.921]: Love kept me at her bedside until she died.
Cortázar [12:05.758]: Nearly caused me to miss out on the greatest work humanity has ever undertaken.
Cortázar [12:13.899]: The protomolecule devours old constructs and recreates them.
Cortázar [12:21.874]: It only moves forward.
Amos [12:28.080]: Move forward? What do you mean?
Cortázar [12:30.750]: You want to be that real boy again.
Cortázar [12:33.153]: To feel how you felt before the world broke you.
Cortázar [12:36.757]: The safety of your mother's embrace…
Cortázar [12:39.759]: but, you cauterized all that in order to survive.
Cortázar [12:42.996]: You don't want that back again.
Cortázar [12:46.799]: Stomp out those last embers and you'll be free of it.
Cortázar [12:50.836]: We are about to rewrite that entire story of humanity…and, if you like, you can be a part of that, too.
Fred [13:09.555]: Thank you all for your presence today.
Fred [13:14.160]: We are here not as Black Sky, or Inaros, or Très Copains, or any other.
Fred [13:22.535]: We are Belters…
221 [13:25.005]: [(Crowd cheering)]⸱
Fred [13:26.273]: …and we have a historic opportunity before us.
Fred [13:30.209]: First, Eros.
Fred [13:32.211]: Now, Ganymede.
Fred [13:33.914]: Earth and Mars have pushed themselves to the brink and they'll have to find a path to peace or risk mutual annihilation.
Inaros Chieftain [13:42.022]: What then? The belt is just gonna get an invite when the inners are busy divvying up the solar system?
Fred [13:48.028]: [Crowd clamoring]We…
Fred [13:50.130]: We can buy a ticket. The OPA just saved Earth.
Fred [13:53.967]: And, if that is not sufficient enough to earn their respect,… we have their missiles.
Conclave [13:58.871]: [crowd murmuring]⸱
Fred [14:01.074]: and that is our ticket to the table… but, we must come together first.
Fred [14:07.080]: A unified belt must send a representative that speaks for all of us.
Conclave [14:12.185]: [(Crowd murmuring)]⸱
Black Sky [14:13.253]: You look good in a suit, Fred.
241 [14:15.021]: (All laughing)
Black Sky [14:16.156]: Earther who thinks he's a belter, goes home to Earth begging for table scraps and maybe he forgets about us, huh?
245 [14:22.362]: (Indistinct chatter)
Fred [14:22.362]: No, no.
Fred [14:25.098]: The belt needs a born belter to be its voice.
Fred [14:29.034]: Anderson Dawes should represent us.
Dawes [14:33.606]: (Laughs)
Dawes [14:36.276]: Excuse me, no disrespect.
Dawes [14:39.278]: [sighs]I just imagined the look on the inners' faces when they see who is sitting across the table from them.
253 [14:47.387]: (All laughing)
Dawes [14:50.089]: I would be honored to represent the belt.
255 [14:52.392]: (All cheering)
Dawes [14:56.896]: It's a beautiful dream he has, huh?
Dawes [15:00.232]: Earth and Mars at peace.
Dawes [15:04.904]: And the belt, equal partners in that peace.
259 [15:08.008]: (Crowd cheering)
Dawes [15:09.042]: But is it too much an Earther's dream?
Dawes [15:13.479]: I do not doubt his heart.
Dawes [15:17.650]: Fred Johnson has proven himself to be a true friend to the belt.
Dawes [15:22.955]: But as much as I fear war between Earth and Mars, I fear the peace more.
Dawes [15:30.129]: For that is when they will turn their sights back on all of us.
Dawes [15:34.301]: The inners are not like us.
Dawes [15:38.037]: Earthers cannot look upon a thing but wonder who it belongs to, huh?
Dawes [15:43.943]: To make it their possession.
Dawes [15:47.079]: "Possession is nine-tenths of the law," they say.
Dawes [15:51.150]: …but, that is not the way of the belt.
Dawes [15:55.254]: We say, "the more you share
Dawes [15:59.059]: "the more your bowl will be plentiful.
Dawes [16:02.995]: "And those that will not share..."
Crowd [16:05.031]: Welwalla! Welawalla!
Dawes [16:08.067]: And if we are all welwallas...
Staz [16:10.036]: Kowmang gonya die!
280 [16:11.271]: (Crowd clamoring)
Dawes [16:14.040]: Earthers, Martians,
Dawes [16:17.009]: they see us as their possessions.
283 [16:19.212]: (Crowd murmurs in agreement)
Dawes [16:21.081]: Animals to test their new weapons on.
Dawes [16:26.018]: And, make no mistake, they will do it again.
Dawes [16:31.123]: We must protect ourselves against these weapons.
287 [16:34.227]: (Crowd cheering)
Dawes [16:36.395]: We must find out what it was!
Fred [16:39.366]: It is my hope that someday we will know the whole truth of Eros.
Fred [16:45.037]: But right now, we believe that we have destroyed the threat when we took over Protogen station.
Fred [16:52.111]: We killed the madman who made that weapon.
Fred [16:57.016]: We've seen Eros burn up into Venus.
Fred [17:04.023]: Earth knows that the rot is coming from its house.
Fred [17:08.261]: They almost lost their planet as a result.
Fred [17:13.232]: They don't want another Eros any more than we do.
Dawes [17:19.605]: Fred Johnson says that we are safe… but, I say, "once a ting is written… imye fo siempre
302 [17:29.248]: (All speak Belter Creole)
Dawes [17:29.248]: …"it is forever."
Holden [17:36.121]: I was on Eros!
Holden [17:39.258]: I was on Eros.
Holden [17:43.195]: I saw it dying.… and I was there when we killed the bastards who did it.
Holden [17:49.468]: It was a small group… we believe not working on behalf of any government… and I think Fred is right.
Holden [17:57.142]: The threat has been eliminated… and those missiles you have…
Holden [18:02.281]: Earth and Mars have pointed those damn things at each other for over a hundred years… so, let's give them back.
Holden [18:09.488]: Returning them will show that the belt is ready to lead the peace.
Dawes [18:14.193]: James Holden, huh? Beratna.
320 [18:17.863]: (Crowd applauding)
Dawes [18:21.267]: You see, one by one, the best Earth has to offer us are coming to our fight!
Dawes [18:28.508]: …but, I think he's idealist, like Fred…
Dawes [18:33.345]: …and idealism is a luxury of the inner planets…
Dawes [18:37.282]: …but, I agree with you about the missiles.
Staz [18:39.385]: No! Felotas! No no!
Staz [18:41.354]: We divide them amongst the factions.
Staz [18:43.323]: Let each decide for themselves, huh?
Dawes [18:45.625]: Keeping… keeping… Keeping the missiles is an act of war which will lead to the end of the belt.
Dawes [18:54.199]: Using them gets us the same results.
Dawes [18:57.537]: That is why they are both right.
Dawes [19:01.406]: The missiles are useless to us.
335 [19:03.909]: (Crowd clamoring)
Dawes [19:14.286]: You, setara.
Dawes [19:16.322]: You were on Eros too, yeah?
Dawes [19:19.491]: You think this is over?
Naomi [19:24.163]: I hope that it is.
Holden [19:31.570]: I have a feeling Fred and Dawes have a history.
Naomi [19:34.439]: Which is why you should have stayed out of it.
Holden [19:36.608]: Fred needed back up. I couldn't just sit there.
Naomi [19:38.578]: That was OPA business. Fred has plenty of supporters.
Holden [19:41.548]: …but, not ones who were on Eros.
Naomi [19:44.183]: Do you know what everyone saw in there?
Naomi [19:45.752]: Do you know what Anderson Dawes saw in there?
Naomi [19:48.555]: You and Fred Johnson, two big nose Earthers telling Belters how they should run the belt.
Holden [19:53.726]: We're all in this goddamn thing together and everyone keeps telling me to pick a side.
Naomi [19:57.664]: Those fuckers who did Eros sure as hell picked a side.
Holden [20:00.700]: So, great.
Holden [20:02.501]: Everything is as it should be then.
Naomi [20:04.736]: If Eros rammed into Earth, wiped out half of your people, then you'd know.
Thorsen [20:13.645]: How're you feeling?
Bobbie [20:13.645]: I'm good, sir.
Thorsen [20:16.583]: Good. I see your red meat's done you some good.
Bobbie [20:21.220]: Tank grown, but still not bad.
Thorsen [20:26.291]: You ever been to Earth?
Bobbie [20:28.560]: Soon enough, sir.
Thorsen [20:29.729]: My mother was foreign secretary.
Thorsen [20:31.731]: Took me there on a dip tour when I was 15.
Thorsen [20:34.666]: I trained in one-g since I could walk but, it's different when you're there.
Thorsen [20:38.271]: This oppressive pull down.
Thorsen [20:41.306]: It pulls the spirits down with it.
Bobbie [20:44.276]: I look forward to experiencing it first-hand.
Thorsen [20:46.778]: This interview is being recorded.
Thorsen [21:05.364]: You radioed Sutton and said your team was under attack.
Thorsen [21:08.735]: You reported shots fired from the UN line, then?
Bobbie [21:12.304]: Seven blues were charging at us… …about two klicks out.
Bobbie [21:19.378]: Then we got jammed. I grabbed Travis and we formed a line.
Thorsen [21:22.715]: So, seven UN Marines started charging and shooting at you?
Bobbie [21:27.286]: What's weird is that there was only seven of them.
Bobbie [21:31.757]: That's less than a third of their full garrison. Why would they…
Thorsen [21:35.695]: Let's just focus on the facts.
Thorsen [21:39.831]: Seven blues in a line, coming hard at you.
Bobbie [21:42.869]: Seventh man…
Bobbie [21:48.373]: He was behind them.
Bobbie [21:53.745]: The ag drone.
Bobbie [21:55.315]: Before the blues were charging at us, Hillman spotted a stray ag drone over our position.
Bobbie [21:59.786]: You need to check that drone's feed.
Thorsen [22:01.521]: We'll certainly look into that.
Thorsen [22:03.423]: So seven UN Marines were charging you…
Bobbie [22:06.558]: It didn't make sense.
Thorsen [22:07.927]: Sounds like you're saying Earth initiated the attack.
Bobbie [22:10.930]: That… That's what I'm saying.
Thorsen [22:15.434]: Seven UN Marines…
Bobbie [22:16.969]: Yeah, they were charging at us.
Bobbie [22:18.938]: (Breathing heavily) They were firing at us.
Bobbie [22:22.342]: They… they jammed our comms. I saw ships engaging in orbit.
Bobbie [22:25.812]: …and the blues, they were closing in on us fast.
Bobbie [22:28.413]: Fucking Earthers attacked us.
Bobbie [22:31.783]: They want a war?
Bobbie [22:36.421]: We'll give them a goddamn war.
Dawes [22:50.369]: Oh, I could use one of these guarding the docks on Ceres.
Holden [22:55.441]: I don't think the Martians will give you one.
Dawes [22:57.909]: They didn't give you one either.
Holden [23:00.746]: Legitimate salvage.
Dawes [23:03.115]: It most certainly is.
Dawes [23:07.819]: I wanted to thank you for your words earlier.
Dawes [23:13.158]: You've inspired the belt more than you know.
Holden [23:17.496]: Well, we're all in this together.
Dawes [23:20.832]: That is a story, I like it.
Holden [23:24.771]: It's the truth.
Dawes [23:26.506]: The truth is…
Dawes [23:27.907]: It's never what you expect it to be. Eh?
Holden [23:31.444]: You mean, like, all Earthers aren't scumbags?
Holden [23:35.414]: …and some Belters are just full of shit?
Dawes [23:38.717]: I didn't say it was the whole story.
Dawes [23:41.853]: Just the useful part.
Holden [23:43.923]: What do you want?
Dawes [23:46.191]: To know the part of the story that you and Fred Johnson left out.
Naomi [23:51.196]: We told you what we saw and what we did.
Dawes [23:53.933]: …and in all your travels, Eros and back, you came away with nothing that could help the belt defend itself?
Naomi [24:02.074]: There wasn't time.
Dawes [24:05.510]: Now that is a story.
Holden [24:07.079]: Hey, "fearless champion of the belt", you want to paint me as one of the bad guy 'cause I am an Earther?
Holden [24:12.952]: Have a great time.
Dawes [24:14.553]: Good and bad, don't get distracted by that.
Dawes [24:17.023]: It will just confuse you.
Dawes [24:19.458]: Good men do bad things, like Fred Johnson.
Dawes [24:23.228]: …and bad men do things believing it's for the good of all mankind.
Dawes [24:29.802]: That's how I know this isn't over, setara.
Dawes [24:35.040]: I can't rely on hope.
Holden [24:37.577]: We nearly lost Earth in all this, too, you know?
Dawes [24:40.079]: …and, yet, there she is. Hmm?
Dawes [24:42.581]: Shining like a jewel.
Holden [24:45.784]: We're really busy.
Dawes [24:49.020]: All right. All right.
Dawes [24:52.591]: Let's say I believe you.
Dawes [24:54.594]: Right… I believe you.
Dawes [24:58.029]: Fred Johnson is tactical.
Dawes [25:00.967]: He can't think any other way.
Dawes [25:03.969]: He wouldn't offer me up to the inner planets as his errand boy or be willing to return Earth's missiles so readily unless he had another card to play.
Holden [25:14.813]: Mmm. None that we know of. Now get off my ship.
Dawes [25:24.055]: [(Laughs)]You remind me of someone.
Dawes [25:29.561]: Just missing the hat, that's all.
Dawes [25:34.266]: Belters will never unify under Fred Johnson's flag.
Dawes [25:38.904]: True, setara.
Dawes [25:40.540]: Earth will never forgive him for the past and after the Nauvoo, his days on Tycho are numbered.
Dawes [25:49.915]: Any weapon that Fred Johnson has is vulnerable.
Holden [26:01.560]: We are in this together, otherwise we are all lost.
Bobbie [26:16.007]: [(Panting)]⸱
Bobbie [26:21.846]: [(Grunting)]⸱
469 [26:31.856]: (Indistinct chatter)
Martens [27:08.159]: You know we can get you a new suit.
Bobbie [27:14.766]: Sorry, sir. No disrespect intended.
Martens [27:17.203]: At ease. Captain Martens.
Bobbie [27:25.844]: When I marked my 2790 as "None", I was serious.
Martens [27:29.215]: Well, don't worry, I'm not here to proselytize.
Martens [27:32.251]: You went through something pretty horrible down there.
Martens [27:33.753]: Whatever you're feeling is okay.
Bobbie [27:35.087]: I'm a Marine. I'll be fine.
Martens [27:37.222]: You know, I served with your father.
Martens [27:40.025]: He would have been very proud of you.
Bobbie [27:42.060]: My father?
Bobbie [27:44.229]: Do they teach you that in chaplain 101?
Martens [27:47.799]: He was so disappointed when your brothers all went to AMT.
Bobbie [27:51.003]: Mars needs its engineers too.
Bobbie [27:59.144]: Thank you for coming by, sir.
Martens [28:03.114]: Bobbie. Sergeant Draper.
Martens [28:08.988]: MCRN command is going to need your cooperation with the investigation on Ganymede but, you can speak off the record with me, if you want.
Martens [28:16.428]: Just tell me what really happened.
Bobbie [28:26.938]: There was a stray ag drone over our position.
Bobbie [28:31.242]: Have you checked that drone's feed yet?
Martens [28:33.112]: We were on high alert for anything in that area.
Martens [28:35.247]: There was no drone over your position.
Bobbie [28:37.216]: No, no. That's not right. I saw it.
Bobbie [28:39.884]: You think I am making it up.
Martens [28:42.088]: No. No. I believe you saw something.
Martens [28:44.756]: Now you say it was a drone, okay.
Martens [28:46.092]: What I wanna know is why is that so important to you?
Martens [28:48.027]: …and why are you so interested in it?
Martens [28:49.729]: What do you think it saw? What did you see, Bobbie?
Bobbie [28:56.134]: I can't remember.
Martens [28:57.303]: Okay. It's okay.
Martens [29:01.906]: We can help you with that.
512 [29:11.116]: (Indistinct chatter)
Dawes [29:23.862]: Assistant director of operations.
Dawes [29:28.199]: You've come a long way since the loading docks on Ceres, eh, Mali?
Drummer [29:32.504]: You don't get to call me that anymore, pampaw.
Dawes [29:37.142]: From what people tell me, you're the one really running things around here.
Dawes [29:45.150]: We need you back home.
Dawes [29:47.986]: It's hard to find good people.
Drummer [29:50.522]: I prefer it here.
Dawes [29:53.124]: This floating tin can?
Dawes [29:56.294]: I don't know if it's the aching bones or the constipation I'll miss more.
525 [30:01.233]: (Chuckles)
Drummer [30:02.301]: You've been on Ceres too long. Eh?
Drummer [30:05.069]: You forget how to be a good rock hopper.
Drummer [30:08.940]: You're constipated, you suck a stone to get things moving.
Drummer [30:12.143]: If it's the other problem, you shove that rock up your ass.
Dawes [30:15.047]: (Laughs) Come on.
Dawes [30:18.016]: If we are going to reminisce, let's at least get a drink. Huh?
Dawes [30:22.954]: We'll toast to Fred Johnson's secret weapon.
Thorsen [30:41.105]: It sharpens your mind.
Thorsen [31:05.330]: Gunny, let's go back to Ganymede.
Thorsen [31:08.199]: There were shots along the unn line.
Thorsen [31:10.469]: Seven UN Marines charged your position.
Thorsen [31:13.339]: Is that correct?
Bobbie [31:17.042]: Six Marines headed our way.
Bobbie [31:18.444]: Closing fast. They appear to be charging us.
Bobbie [31:20.479]: Six in formation up front
Bobbie [31:22.348]: and the seventh bringing up the rear.
Bobbie [31:25.316]: [radio hissing]Agggh!
Bobbie [31:27.086]: Travis, Sa'id, Marines, do you copy?
Bobbie [31:30.121]: I'm sorry.
Thorsen [31:31.290]: Gunny, focus. A seventh man was bringing up the rear?
Bobbie [31:35.460]: The seventh man, he was chasing them.
Bobbie [31:38.130]: The UN Marines, they weren't firing at us.
Thorsen [31:40.299]: They were shooting behind them, at him.
Thorsen [31:43.201]: Then, what happened?
Bobbie [31:47.205]: They are engaging in the orbit.
Travis [31:49.441]: Who fired?
Bobbie [31:52.211]: Not our problem. Spread out, make a line. Free fire. 500 meters.
Bobbie [31:54.379]: We formed a line.
Hillman [31:58.383]: [(Indistinct shouting)]…coming up my nine.
Bobbie [32:06.491]: [sobbing]I'm so sorry.
Bobbie [32:14.232]: That's when I saw the drone.
Bobbie [32:16.501]: It was waiting.
Thorsen [32:18.237]: Sergeant, what happened next?
Thorsen [32:21.039]: Continue, that's an order.
Bobbie [32:27.245]: The seventh man, he wasn't wearing a vac suit.
Martens [32:31.316]: That's enough.
Martens [32:34.152]: She's had enough.
Fred [32:46.431]: He's getting new data. He says it's talking to him.
Holden [32:52.136]: What does that mean?
Fred [32:54.273]: He says there is more protomolecule out there.
Holden [32:59.410]: …but, Phoebe's gone. We drove Eros into Venus.
Holden [33:02.114]: We killed it.
Fred [33:02.114]: Apparently, not all of it.
Holden [33:06.150]: Well, does he know where?
Fred [33:08.120]: Not yet but, he's going to find out.
Holden [33:10.755]: …and then what?
Fred [33:12.091]: …and then we'll have it and Cortázar will help us understand it.
Holden [33:14.526]: …and the nightmare starts over.
Fred [33:17.161]: No. If the belt has the protomolecule, no one will ever use it against us again.
Dawes [33:36.247]: Diogo Harari.
Dawes [33:39.083]: Forgive the intrusion.
Dawes [33:41.486]: I'm Anderson Dawes.
Dawes [33:44.489]: I wanted to meet the boy who was found floating beyond Hidalgo.
Dawes [33:49.494]: How long were you out there before those rock hoppers picked you up?
Diogo [33:53.065]: Uh, long time.
Diogo [33:55.233]: [speaking Belter Creole]Days.
Dawes [33:58.269]: Were you scared?
Diogo [34:05.543]: Yeah, yeah. Beratnas.
Dawes [34:08.179]: [(Speaking Belter Creole)]mila dansera day setara
Diogo [34:08.179]: [(Speaking Belter Creole)]shikume
Dawes [34:08.179]: [(Speaking Belter Creole)]shikume
Dawes [34:12.784]: You were on Eros with him, too?
Dawes [34:15.687]: …and before, on that Earther station?
Diogo [34:18.190]: Yeah, yeah. With Miller too.
Dawes [34:20.626]: I better keep my eye on you.
Dawes [34:23.227]: Soon, your legend will be better than mine.
Dawes [34:28.499]: Must have been a great raid.
Dawes [34:31.102]: Important station like that.
Diogo [34:31.102]: Sa-sa ke.
Diogo [34:34.539]: No time. Fred Johnson just want people.
Diogo [34:38.643]: Scientists.
Dawes [34:42.180]: What for, do you pensa?
Diogo [34:47.185]: (Sighs)
Dawes [34:51.656]: You ran with the five points crew.
Dawes [34:55.560]: I grew up in the Rosse Buurt, too.
Dawes [34:58.196]: (Sighs)
Dawes [35:02.567]: Do you know how old you are?
Diogo [35:04.235]: Nineteen, I think.
Diogo [35:06.571]: Earther years.
Dawes [35:08.573]: Even our sense of time comes from them.
Dawes [35:11.676]: The time it takes the Earth to spin on its axis...
Dawes [35:14.346]: The Earth to go once around the sun.
Dawes [35:19.183]: (Chuckles lightly) On Jupiter, you'd be celebrating your first birthday.
Dawes [35:25.189]: It's hard to feel we matter out here, isn't it?
Dawes [35:28.392]: The distances are so vast.
Dawes [35:32.897]: It's hard to believe that we can make a difference.
Thorsen [36:11.903]: Sergeant Draper.
Thorsen [36:16.240]: In recognition of your extraordinary service to Mars, MCRN command has awarded you the purple heart.
Bobbie [36:30.721]: Thank you, sir.
Thorsen [36:32.257]: After the shit show on Ganymede, Earth and Mars are meeting for an emergency summit.
Thorsen [36:37.428]: Your first-hand account of what happened will lay the groundwork for what's to come.
Thorsen [36:42.266]: You'll tell them your story.
Thorsen [36:43.735]: Uh, tensions were high…
Thorsen [36:46.337]: Uh, in the confusion of a communications blackout, your team fired first.
Bobbie [36:52.777]: Did you say, "we shot first?"
Thorsen [36:55.747]: Well, given the lack of intel, that's a supportable conclusion.
Bobbie [36:58.450]: [(Stammers)]They fired first.
Bobbie [37:01.485]: Maybe not at us but, they definitely fired first.
Thorsen [37:05.357]: Sergeant, this is bigger than you…
Bobbie [37:06.725]: I know I am not wrong about that.
Thorsen [37:08.427]: Well, truth is a tricky thing especially when…
Bobbie [37:10.596]: They stormed our line.
Bobbie [37:12.697]: That thing was driving them…
Thorsen [37:15.467]: I don't want to hear any more talk about a "thing", Gunny.
Thorsen [37:25.977]: You know what I remember most about Earth, Gunny?
Bobbie [37:28.713]: Oh, so you're gonna tell me a fucking story now to sell me on this bullshit?
Bobbie [37:40.491]: My apologies, sir.
Thorsen [37:42.727]: It's all right, Gunny.
Thorsen [37:45.329]: You're the only witness from Mars and Earth…
Thorsen [37:48.400]: …and Ganymede could be the spark that leads to an all-out war.
Bobbie [37:51.669]: Do you understand?
Thorsen [37:54.839]: The UN has demanded your direct testimony.
Thorsen [37:57.342]: When you get there, you'll tell them your story.
Bobbie [37:59.511]: When I get there?
Thorsen [38:01.413]: Sergeant, you are going to Earth.
659 [38:31.342]: (Door beeps)
660 [38:45.723]: (Gun cocking)
661 [39:09.880]: (Muffled voices)
662 [39:19.090]: (Muffled sounds continue)
Fred [39:33.537]: How can I help you, Holden?
Holden [39:35.006]: Where's Cortázar?
Fred [39:38.709]: Under guard in his cell.
Holden [39:39.945]: I'm in his cell right now. He's gone.
Holden [39:42.748]: So are his guards and his data cores.
Fred [39:44.916]: Lock down every berth.
Fred [39:46.985]: No one leaves without my authorization.
Fred [39:50.488]: Give me eyes on Dawes' ship.
671 [39:52.757]: (Computer pad beeping)
Fred [39:59.530]: He's taken Cortázar.
Drummer [40:01.665]: [(Speaks Belter Creole)]pashang
674 [40:03.802]: (Computer beeping)
Edin [40:06.537]: Docking clamp release, dock 28-c!
Edin [40:09.875]: Can't do. System's locked out.
Drummer [40:23.954]: They just killed their transponder.
Fred [40:25.991]: They're trying to go dark. Maintain visual.
Holden [40:27.993]: Alex, are you on the Roci?
Alex [40:27.993]: Sure am.
Alex [40:29.795]: But what is going on?
Holden [40:30.896]: Dawes has Cortázar, he's running.
Holden [40:33.665]: Dust off, now!
Alex [40:33.665]: Copy that.
Alex [40:34.833]: Let's roll.
Holden [40:34.833]: Is Amos with you?
Naomi [40:36.735]: I don't know where he is. Get your ass down here.
Holden [40:38.770]: We'll lose him if you wait. Just go! Go!
Alex [40:46.777]: Tycho TC, this is Rocinante requesting emergency release.
Naomi [41:11.035]: They cut their drive.
Alex [41:11.035]: Ah, shit!
Alex [41:13.705]: Standard evasive maneuvers.
Alex [41:14.873]: They are going to alter course on their thrusters and then kick the drive back in.
Alex [41:17.876]: Widen out your visual. Try and reacquire.
Naomi [41:33.958]: Got 'em.
Alex [41:33.958]: Hang on.
Alex [41:42.633]: Prepare the PDCs.
Naomi [41:43.869]: We cannot shoot them down.
Alex [41:45.070]: Not down. Out.
698 [41:47.905]: (Screen clacking)
Alex [41:58.682]: Steady. Steady.
700 [42:02.987]: (Rapid gunfire)
701 [42:05.689]: (Explosion)
Alex [42:11.061]: Gotcha.
Alex [42:12.696]: [(chuckles)]⸱
Naomi [42:15.733]: (Sighs)
Alex [42:15.733]: Seal is good.
Alex [42:16.935]: You're gonna have to force their air-lock door.
Naomi [42:19.070]: We should wait for back up.
Alex [42:20.539]: Every second we wait is another second that Dawes can put a bullet in Cortázar's head.
Alex [42:24.708]: God only knows what Cortázar's told him already.
Alex [42:26.911]: Safety's off. Is that what you want?
Alex [42:29.914]: Force the airlock.
Alex [42:32.716]: If it comes down to it, I go low, you go high.
Alex [42:35.020]: Open our door on my mark. Ready?
Alex [42:39.924]: Three, two, one.
Diogo [42:57.875]: Don't shoot, boss man.
Diogo [43:05.950]: You got me. Just me.
Alex [43:10.054]: Turn around, you little shit.
Diogo [43:13.057]: I got nothing!
Naomi [43:17.895]: We lost Dawes. He's got Cortázar.
Naomi [43:20.165]: They're gone.