Exploding Sun Page #7
- Year:
- 2013
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Yes Sir.
They've got 30 minutes left.
I'll have a Skype for you in a minute.
I'll take the audio feed.
We're almost ready.
Thank you Reggie.
Commander, if you don't mind me asking,
what was it like on Reliant
when the accident happened?
Wasn't good.
Dr. Bakus told me
that you lead a mutiny.
Really?
Ya.
Well you know Reggie,
a slightly skewed, ah, vision.
Sometimes for the better,
and sometimes not.
Anyway, the ship was
severly compromised.
which put us into a deteriorating orbit.
Our trajectory was gonna put
us straight into Chicago.
We were ordered to fire the
engines and shoot off into space.
We said our goodbyes,
the captain was about to engage
the engine when it occured to me
we had a rover in a cargo bay,
now I don't know why no
one had thought of it before,
but it had a compatible
control board on it.
Now I surmized that
use it to bypass our down system.
The captain refused
to take the chance.
So what'd you do?
Well the flight engineer
and the payload officer
were keen on my plan
and they backed me to
take charge of the ship.
Well, the short of it is, it took ah,
under three hours to reroute the system.
So that's how you saved Reliant?
Basically.
What about this captain?
He didn't press any charges?
No, you know Reggie, he never did.
I guess the captain saw the merit in
NASA not finding out that ah,
he was tied to his chair in what could
possibly be the greatest space rescue
since Apollo 13.
Commander, we're ready.
Everyone's in place.
You know I really thought we were
gooing to beat this thing today.
Me too Sir.
Dad? Dad can you hear me?
I, I hear you JJ.
I tried to get mom on the line
but there was just simply
too much interference.
Um, I wanted to tell you
that I'm sorry that I,
that I didn't call
you before the launch.
It's okay. We're talking now.
Listen, I just want to say
that I'm sorry your mom
and I didn't give you the kind of
childhood you probably wanted.
Don't be sorry Dad, it's not the...
No, no, no I know
how you felt growing up.
That we picked our work over you.
But I want you to know that if I,
if I had it to do all over again
I'd do the same thing.
Probably not what you want to hear
but I need you to understand.
I've devoted my whole life to an idea.
To the belief that helping others is
the greatest good a person can do.
If you remember anything about me,
remember that.
Ya, I won't forget that.
I love you JJ. I truly do.
Ya.
Tell your mother that I love her.
Okay then...
I gotta go.
Uh huh.
Honey, Honey don't be sad.
We'll be together again one day.
I want to be with you now.
I need you to be strong. Both of you.
You hear that Freddie?
I need you to take
care of Mommy for me.
Okay Buddy?
Okay.
Don't be scared.
I'm not. What do I always tell you?
Life's one big...
Adventure.
Marta, listen.
I want you to get married again.
No, don't say that. Please.
Yes. When the time is right,
you get married.
But listen, this is important.
Don't marry Brad Bartels.
I see the way that sheriff looks at
you and I don't like it one bit.
Okay.
I just know you're gonna raise Freddie
in a way to make me proud.
I gotta go. Others are waiting.
Hold on Mom wants
to say something to you.
Jose, I just want you to know that
a hard time over the years.
No you're not.
But I love you anyway Mom.
Denise? You shouldn't be
wasting this call on me, okay?
Everyone I'm close to knows how
I feel about them except you so...
Reggie boost the signal.
I'm, I'm trying.
I've got one question for you Craig
and I know you're incapable of lying so,
here goes...
Do you love me?
Because I sure as hell love you.
ah...
It's okay. Thank you for,
for telling me the truth.
I've got to go.
Ya.
I'll call you later.
Would it have killed you
to tell her you love her?
She would have known I was lying.
I couldn't do that to her.
I'll see ya later.
We have a connection to the First Lady.
You should talk to your mom first. Okay.
Mom.
Hey Baby.
Oh Sweetie, it's okay, I'm okay.
I'm not scared.
I was so awful to you before you left.
Oh Baby don't...
I know you didn't mean it.
Please tell me you forgive me.
Can you do something for me?
Okay, anything.
Help your dad.
He's not as tough as we are.
Will you do that?
Okay.
It wasn't anyone's fault Sweetie.
You remember that, okay?
Oh I love you sweet girl.
I love you too, Mom.
Honey I...
I know... I know
Look after Lara for me.
Love her just the way she is.
I will... I should have held you more.
So hold me now.
How long till impact?
Four minutes. Maybe five.
It takes another eight minutes
for whatever the hell's
unleashed to get here to earth.
We should tell the President.
Sorry.
Don't.
Mr. President?
We have to get the word out.
Mobilize the National Guard.
Look, Roger. I need a moment.
Mr. President, I need you to sign this.
What is this?
Because of your personal loss,
as per the rules of
Presidential succcession,
you need to affirm in writing that
you are no longer able to discharge
the powers and duties of your office.
I just lost my wife.
I think I can have a moment.
Nobody will think less
of you for doing this.
It's obviously not true.
How much time do we have?
Approximately eleven minutes.
I want emergency messages
sent to every state
and federal agency we can reach.
Let 'em know what's coming.
Yes, Mr. President.
Get out of my sight.
Yes, I understand. Thank you Governor.
Jeffery? How many copies of the town of
Eden disaster plan do we have available?
Make another ten copies please,
right away. Right away.
One minute till impact.
We won't know about the solar event
or how bad it is until eight
minutes after impact.
Alright I want all systems that
and disconnected from the grid.
Ivan, how long will it take you to
do an emergency evacuation?
Not in eight minutes,
if that's what you mean.
Besides,
why would I want to give up the
best seat in the house for the show?
Is that the right expression?
Yes, it's the right expression.
I don't think you want this seat Buddy.
I will stay here and relay information
from the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Might give you
a few extra seconds of warning.
Thanks Ivan.
Five seconds.
Four, three, two, one. Impact.
No. Not that it makes
much of a difference.
Wouldn't do us any good anyway.
The world is in mourning
at the loss of the First Lady
and the rest of the passengers
of the Roebling Clipper.
No one is exactly sure what happened.
But it is...
Paul!
Mom? Sa.. Sarah?
No, no it's okay I don't want
you to come over right now.
No, I'll be fine.
Look, I just want to be alone.
I'll call you a little later okay? Okay.
Freddie!? Freddie come here.
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