Earth: Final Conflict

Said, they got a bed for you down at the Church of the Holy Companions,

as long as you're sober.

Now are you sober?

Well go to the park and sleep it off. Come to see me tonight, okay?

Good morning, Reggie.

Good morning, Capt.

You're still fighting a good fight.

Somebody's gonna do it, Capt.

We're lucky you're around.

New paint job?

Any colour as long as it's black.

All right, take it slow.

Go back.

I just got here.

Yeah, well, I was just leaving.

It's ah...

long way down.

I'm sure.

Well, since I came all the way up here and ah...

I really don't like heights.

Tell me why?

Tell me why I shouldn't.

Because you'll miss every good thing in the next seventy years.

Yeah, well if the last eighteen are any clue I won't miss much.

Stop or I'm gone!

Okay...

Julie?

Your name is Julie?

I don't know you.

Hey, you're Julie Payton.

You're an inspiration to a lot of people.

Listen!

What happened to you was terrible,

but so many people followed your story and believed in you.

Well maybe they should find another place for their faith?

What did rip your faith, Julie?

I mean what do you believe in?

Nothing...

Not anymore.

Well, believe this - I really,

really don't want you to jump off this building.

What are you, shriek or something?

No, I'm... I'm just...

I'm just a guy, who...

maybe wrestled with...

some but the same thing you're wrestling with.

And I know

this isn't the answer.

I'm kind of frozen up here.

Just take my hand.

Go on, take it.

Move on towards middle.

Come on, I got you.

I got you, I got you, I got you...

I don't know your name.

Will Boone.

Three years ago they came

forever altering the future of humanity.

Subtitled by Axarion

The girl was on the ledge several minutes, until William Boone,

Director of Interspecies Relations,

came on the scene and was able to talk her down.

Mister Boone!

I'd like to ask you few questions...

Not right now.

So young a life, to be so tired of living.

This annihilation of self out of despair.

No Taelon can become so alone.

Ten years ago in the same accident which Ms. Payton lost her hands,

she also lost her parents.

They were missionaries. She had no other family.

She was raised be the sisters of mercy.

Such sorrow...

What a pity...

She could not live as a Companion.

We might easily replace her hands.

Could you do this for Ms. Payton?

We're talking about the species

that can grow buildings, Boone.

Perhaps, the Synod would consider Ms. Payton as the first public recipient.

The worldwide effects could be the most beneficial.

Perhaps.

The regeneration of their anatomy still poses our most difficult challenge.

Our physicians tell us that the procedure is ready to be tested openly.

Bear in mind, however, that we cannot evaluate our results with certainty,

since all our human patients

come to us with either deadly injuries or mortal illnesses.

This one appears healthy.

Except...

for her hands...

and her mind.

Still, she remains young and strong.

Let us learn together, Quo'on.

Hey!

Hey!

What are you doing here?

You know that ancient saying from China?

If you saves somebody's life, you're responsible for them.

Yeah, I found out, actually, you're that person.

Aren't you in the hospital?

They gave me loose. I guess I passed all the tests.

Suicide holds 72 hours.

Okay, we need some candy.

Personally...

lemon is my favourite.

Thanks.

You are welcome.

So, what happened?

They were hesitating me, put me full of drugs. Is that what you saved me for?

No.

Pretty.

Yeah.

Girlfriend?

No, my wife.

She would've liked your spirit.

Would've?

Yeah. She died earlier this year.

How?

She was killed in an automobile accident.

I tell you what... I got couple things to finish up here,

why don't you meet me downstairs... in an hour?

and we'll get something to eat,

talk about how I'm being responsible for your life.

It's going to work.

I've already got that figured out.

I'm sure you have.

See you later.

Congratulations!

For what?

Da'an agreed with your recommendation.

What recommendation?

Ms. Payton is to undergo the Taelon limb restoration.

I didn't recommend her.

Did you say "limb restoration"?

Yes.

It's been in the experimental stages for quite some time,

now Boone is to be part of its public debut.

As soon as you convince the girl.

Convince her?

Shouldn't this be Ms. Payton decision?

It's Da'an's wish.

I don't believe it.

I did neither...

... at first.

But I would bet they can do it.

I've seen them grow entire buildings.

What would you do?

I don't know.

When I was a little girl I used to pray to God every night for a miracle.

I'd hold these like this and...

prayed that when I woke up they'd be real.

Do you think my prayers been answered?

All they're looking for is a good they can generate if this procedure works.

This could be disaster for her.

Taelons couldn't care less about Julie Payton.

Yeah.

They're not satisfied with popularity, they want devotion as well.

And they'll get it if they can pull this one off.

It's time for us to do something.

If we talk Julie out of this, if we take her out,

they'll just pick someone else to experiment on.

I'm not just talking about Julie Payton, I'm talking about us,

this movement; we have done nothing to make a dent in the Taelons' agenda.

You need to learn patience, captain. Everything in its own time.

You're assuming we have time?

All right.

How far does this medical team extend beyond Dr. Belman?

As far as it needs to.

Does it include geneticists?

What are you suggesting?

Julie Payton grows her hands back, I'll bring you back a little souvenir.

Enhanced strands of genetic material

provide the matrix for the grow of organic tissue.

Ne'eg,

our foremost surgeon and scientist.

Do the bio nucleic derivatives direct the new tissue growth?

No.

They link nerves and capillaries with muscle and skin.

So the entirety becomes...

a functioning appendage.

I can feel something!

Prepare.

Molecular generation is commencing.

Brand new completely healthy hands...

I'm told she will occasionally...

break fingernails.

Oh, my God...

You're all familiar with the sorrow of Julie Payton.

Yesterday a miracle was performed.

History's first successful human limb regeneration.

My accident was the worst thing that's ever happened to me.

My life was filled with nothing but despair for the last ten years.

But life is not cause for despair.

Life is full of infinite possibilities.

And surprise.

Look, this is really amazing!

Feel here...

This is a pulse!

This is my pulse!

Please join me in welcoming the one who is responsible for this miracle.