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to be somewhere else.
You said it.
Well, say you could snap your fingers
and be wherever you wanted to be.
I bet you'd still feel this way.
Not in the right place.
Point is, you can't get so hung up
that you forget how to make
the most of where you are.
What are you telling me?
Take a break from worrying
about what you can't control.
Live a little.
Live a little.
Welcome to the Vienna Suite.
Yeah.
What?
- Yeah! Yeah!
- Yeah!
Make that a double jumbo shrimp.
Triple.
Dance-off.
All right.
I did exactly what you just did.
Large coffee.
You have had many, seor.
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
Get out of here!
Come back. Hey.
Come here.
Welcome, Jim.
Please turn your attention
to the screens displaying safety tips.
These spacesuits are designed
to withstand the harsh environment of space.
The carbon fiber and polyamide construction
means your suit is both flexible
and durable.
Remember, your spacesuit is your lifeline.
Slide the handle on the right
to release the air pressure.
Your magnetic boots are now engaged.
They can be deactivated
using the control panel on your arm.
Press the red button
to open the airlock door.
Have a wonderful time.
Tether attached.
Welcome back, Jim.
We hope you decide to join us again soon
for another thrilling experience.
Have a wonderful time.
Aurora.
Searching passenger profiles.
I'm Aurora Lane.
Passenger 1456. I'm a writer.
I think we tell each other stories
to know we're not alone, to make contact.
a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
No pressure, right?
My dad used to say,
"If you live an ordinary life,
"all you'll have are ordinary stories.
"You have to live a life of adventure."
So...
Here I am.
Good morning.
We're starting over in every way.
I'll have to figure out
where to live, how to live,
who my friends will be.
It's like the first day of school.
If the school bus
took 120 years to get there.
We're creating a culture...
You are funny.
Do you ever read something
and feel like it's written just for you?
I don't do a lot of reading.
She's good.
Who's that?
Aurora.
The sleeping girl.
You know, I'm not saying
the universe is evil,
but it sure has a nasty sense of humor.
How is that?
You get to fly to another planet,
but you'll die along the way.
And you find the perfect woman
right in front of you...
Yet she's completely out of reach.
Yeah, I'll miss New York City.
Give me a cup of coffee and a view of the
Chrysler Building, and I can write all day.
They do have coffee on Homestead II, right?
They better have coffee.
If they don't, I have to turn around
and come back to Earth.
Is there anything you regret leaving behind?
Yeah, I'll miss the trees in Central Park
turning in the fall.
I'll also miss crowds...
Say you were trapped on a desert island,
and you had the power
to wish somebody there with you.
You wouldn't be alone anymore.
But you'd be stranding the person
on the island.
Would you make that wish?
I don't know. I've never been on an island.
Okay, well, yeah.
Forget the island.
Let's say you figured out
how to do something
that would make your life
but you knew it was wrong
and there's no taking it back.
How do you do the math?
Jim, these are not robot questions.
I know how to wake Aurora up.
Well, that seems like a fine idea.
You could use some company.
I'd be stranding her on this ship
for the rest of her life.
Well, you can't do that.
What am I gonna do?
I'm here for you.
Arthur, you're a machine.
See? You can't feel that.
You don't have feelings.
See?
That doesn't hurt.
And you don't even mind.
'Cause you're not a person.
No more Aurora talk.
I'm over it.
I'm moving on.
What am I gonna do?
I'm just gonna sit and think about it?
I can't think about it, so I'm not going to.
That's the deal. I've made my decision.
I know what I'm doing.
I just cut it off.
I'm not... No more.
You won't hear me bring up her name again.
I'll never even mention her name again.
Done.
You can't do it.
Shaving off my beard.
Please don't do it.
Good morning, Aurora.
How are you feeling?
It's perfectly normal to feel confused.
You just spent 120 years
in suspended animation.
Grand concourse.
Hello?
Anybody?
Hello.
Hi.
Are you passenger or crew?
Passenger.
Jim Preston.
Aurora Lane.
Do you know what's going on?
Nobody else from my row woke up.
Same for me.
The crew's supposed to wake up
but I haven't seen anybody.
The crew is still asleep.
Are you saying nobody's awake?
Just me.
Just you?
It's just us.
But somebody's got to land the ship
in a few weeks.
We will arrive in approximately 89 years.
Eighty-nine years?
The other passengers aren't late waking up.
We were early.
We need help.
Where's the crew?
The crew's in a secure hibernation room.
Everything important, the controls,
the reactors, the engines...
It's all behind firewalls.
There's no way through.
How long have you been awake?
A year and three weeks.
No. No, no, no.
No, this can't be happening.
We have to go back to sleep.
Aurora, we can't.
We just have to get back to our pods
and start them up again.
I can't find my pod. I can't find my pod.
I can't find my pod. I don't know which...
It doesn't matter.
- Aurora...
- I can't find it!
- Stop. Aurora...
- I can't find which one is mine!
- Stop.
- I don't know which one is mine!
- I'll help you.
- I can't...
Stop! It doesn't matter.
Putting somebody into hibernation
requires special equipment.
Remember the facility
where they put us under,
all the procedures we went through?
These pods are designed
to keep us in hibernation,
to wake us up at the right time,
but they can't put us back to sleep.
You don't think there's a way
back into hibernation?
No.
But there has to be.
There has to be.
9:
00. Nighttime.I know I should be
working the problem, but...
I can't even keep my eyes open.
You just came out of hibernation.
It's going to be a couple of days
before you're 100%.
You should get some rest.
Think I'm gonna have to.
I'll walk you to your cabin.
No, it's okay. I'll be all right.
Okay.
Good night, Aurora.
More than a year?
I can't imagine.
It must have been so hard for you.
It was.
Good night, Jim.
Please buckle up and secure any loose items.
- Whiskey, neat.
- Sure thing.
How's your day been?
Aurora's awake.
Congratulations.
You don't look happy.
Arthur, can you keep a secret?
Jim...
I'm not just a bartender, I'm a gentleman.
Don't tell Aurora that I woke her up.
She thinks it was an accident.
Let me tell her.
Of course.
How can there be no way
to put someone back into hibernation?
What if a pod breaks down?
No hibernation pod has malfunctioned
in thousands of interstellar flights.
Well, I'm awake.
Hibernation pods are fail-safe.
Good morning.
- Have you eaten?
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