Once and Again Season 3 Episode 12
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Aboard the Rocinante, Anna and Amos have detained Melba, and though she struggles to activate her endocrine enhancement implant (that matter where she bites down hard and gets superpowers), Anna informs her they put her on blockers. Melba rages that this is none of Anna'due south business, but Anna says she fabricated information technology her business concern when she permit Tilly die. "I've killed better people than Tilly Fagin," Melba sneers, which earns her a quick backhand slap from Anna, whose fury surprises fifty-fifty herself. Amos strongly believes the smartest and quickest matter to exercise is to execute Melba, but Anna says that'southward not what they do. Amos looks dubious.
Elsewhere, Naomi and Alex effort to make sense of what's happening. They've pieced together that Holden left the Sphere on the MCRN skiff, and now they're docked at the Behemoth. Why that is gets answered when they finally receive Ashford's message offering the Behemoth every bit a refuge. Naomi determines that she needs to head dorsum to the Behemoth to become Holden, and while initially she plans to have only Amos and Anna with her, Alex says he's coming too. They'll have to go out the Roci backside for the moment.
Holden is being held in isolation aboard the Behemoth. Subsequently MCRN Captain Lucas can't go Holden to tell her anything — he just wants to talk to his crew — it'southward Ashford's plough to interrogate. He takes a friendly approach with Holden, who tells his story, starting with Miller actualization to him. He describes what he saw when he completed the circuit: He was able to see the civilization that created the protomolecule. He describes the Ring as a roadway, from this civilisation to others. But something came forth and killed them all. "Nosotros are in a graveyard," Holden says. "We need to go out of this place and never come back."
Ashford emerges from the cell and declares that Holden has gone insane. In the corridor, Captain Lucas is joined by Draper and the other Martian soldiers from the skiff. Draper strenuously presses her belief that Holden isn't crazy and would aid them all escape if he could. Ashford isn't sure they tin can trust that Holden'southward loyalties are with them. Lucas says Holden volition stay in OPA custody. Ashford then requests the Martian soldiers surrender their weapons if they want to stay, which Draper does begrudgingly.
Elsewhere on the Behemoth, Drummer is being scanned by a medic, who recommends she be put in a medical coma to speed upward the healing process. Patently Drummer's back was broken so bad that she needs to re-abound her spinal cord. And yet, because she's Drummer, she wants to tough it out. Later on some tense words with the medic, she leaves, and Drummer is left to let out a silent scream and pound in futile rage at her useless legs. She and then spots some mech supports on a shelf and gets an idea. And, considering she's Drummer, she pulls her gurney along and reaches the supplies she needs.
Aboard the Thomas Prince, Dr. Kolvoord approaches the just-arrived Commander Kunis with a request to join him when he goes to the Behemoth. Kunis is brusque, but he lets Kolvoord brand his instance, which essentially goes like this: the Behemoth is equipped with an incredibly powerful communication laser, which Kolvoord thinks might exist potent enough to cut through the interference at the Ring gate and become a distress message to the other ships. Kunis doesn't seem 100% sold merely says he'll speak to the captain of the Behemoth.
The Rocinante coiffure arrives on the Behemoth, greeted by a delegation led past Diogo, who is REALLY feeling his new authority. They take Melba into custody and — above Amos'due south objections — salvage the Roci coiffure of their weapons. Amos, Alex, and Anna are sent to the medical bay to be of help, but not Naomi. As a deserter, she's being taken into custody. Amos looks about set to stage a civil war over this, simply Naomi talks him down. She was expecting this. This mode she can get some answers as to what happened to Drummer.
A smirking Diogo brings Naomi into the Behemoth control room, where she takes in the new power structure: Ashford from the Chugalug, Helm Lucas from Mars, and Commander Kunis from Globe. She demands answers about Drummer, and when she seems satisfied that Ashford didn't depose her past force, she starts asking about Holden. Ashford, all the same, makes information technology clear that seeing Holden will be in commutation for her helping fix the transport's power filigree.
Elsewhere, Melba is brought to a cell, having been made powerless by the chemical inhibitor. When the Behemoth coiffure members go out her, a vocalization calls out from one of the other cells: "I'm James Holden. What are yous in here for?" Melba can only express mirth bitterly at the irony.
In the medical bay, Amos helps out Anna with a patient and learns that she was a nurse before she was a pastor. She mentions her clinic in Petrograd for the Undocumented. This appeals to Amos. Anna in full general seems to entreatment to Amos.
Drummer is working on building her little mechanical legs when Naomi finds her. Afterwards Drummer swats away a few apology attempts, Naomi but gets to helping her assemble her machine. She tells Drummer that Holden is on the ship and could be the fundamental to getting them all out of this mess, if she could simply talk to him. Drummer says if Naomi helps her build the legs, she'll walk her to Holden'southward cell personally.
On the command bridge, Ashford gets a tip that some supplies are missing. Ashford then glances across the room and sees Diogo — the man he put in charge of inventory — goofing off. He harshly reprimands Diogo and and then calls all Belters in the vicinity near, telling them that everything they exercise is to buy them all one more day alive. It's do or dice out in that location, and then do your effing jobs, "or I will space you myself."
Anna pays Melba a visit in her cell. She's not there to gloat nor to rage at Melba for letting Tilly die. She's non there looking for forgiveness for her lapse into physical violence. She says she but doesn't care about Melba. "I keep looking for a way to care about y'all," Anna says, almost detached. Possibly Melba is damaged or had terrible parents. Maybe it's a brain tumor (information technology's not). Ultimately, Anna says it wasn't mercy that kept her from letting Amos execute Melba, it was vanity. She didn't want to think of herself as a vengeful person." "You're a coward," Melba spits at her. "You lot should've let him impale me. Anna replies, "Yous don't go the easy way out."
Later, the skiff with the nuke attached floats out towards the Station. Kolvoord gives the order to detonate, and it does. As predicted, the explosion is contained inside the free energy field, but Kolvoord is looking at the readings on his monitor; he definitely thinks the explosion had an effect, though he'll demand more time to clarify. Meanwhile, the Belters on the command deck, seeing no immediate change, see information technology as a waste of a nuke. Meanwhile, aboard the station, the protomolecule is moving.
Drummer and her robo-legs pb Naomi to Holden's cell. Holden and Naomi encompass, at long concluding. Holden explains everything to Naomi: Miller, the speed limit, the Station, the vision he saw, the stop of all things. Naomi tries to tell him that everything that's happened isn't his error, but he doesn't really believe that. He needs to do something. "It'south going to destroy you lot," Naomi tells him. "It doesn't matter," Holden says. "I take to fix information technology." All the while, Melba is overhearing this from the adjacent cell over. Probably a good thing Naomi didn't realize that.
Kolvoord reports to Ashford on the results of the nuclear experiment. The nuke didn't affect the field of matter inside the ring, just it'southward changed the behavior of the Station, which is not emitting magnetic pulses towards the ring gate. Ashford recalls what Holden told him, about the beings "burning through whole solar systems like they were cauterizing a wound." The pulses are getting stronger, and Kolvoord estimates that any is going to happen, it should happen in the next 7 hours.
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