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| − | Dominic tries to get Gulliver off his bed, and wonders who brought it on board, and suspects it was Anemone. He is troubles with the order of finding a replacement for Anemone. The crew seems to be installing his attempts to land at Warsaw. At Dr. Bear's facility, Holland is trying to get back into the fight, but passes out in Talho's arms. |
+ | Dominic tries to get Gulliver off his bed, and wonders who brought it on board, and suspects it was Anemone. He is troubles with the order of finding a replacement for Anemone. The crew seems to be installing his attempts to land at Warsaw. At Dr. Bear's facility, Holland is trying to get back into the fight, but passes out in Talho's arms. Everyone tries to convince Talho to tell Holland to give up, but she won't because she will stand by everything he decides to do. On Earth, the Nirvash is stomping through the forest and Eureka is silent and withdrawn. Renton tries talking to her, but she remains silent and the kids are worried about her. Dominic and the command crew are riding through Warsaw, which amazes Dominic that it is so decayed and worn-down. As Captain Jurgens stops to stare at a burned down house. It is revealed from a fellow officer that the Captain lost his wife and two daughters here. Dominic isn't interested and honks the horn until the Captain gets back in and tells him he's not a beautiful and unique snowflake for having lost people. Back on Earth, Eureka continues to keep to herself while Renton tries to determine their location from the book. He thinks they might be on the east african coast, but Maurice says it doesn't matter because the'yre stuck here. He throws a tantrum, saying none of their friends are here, Eureka has gone crazy, and they are doomed to live in the middle of nowhere for the rest of their lives. Maeter and Linck come running up with some fruit and tell Renton that they found more of them, and take him to collect more, leaving Maurice sulking and worried for Eureka. |
| − | Dereck of the Novak Foundation greets Dominic, who feels that they've met before. The man says they did once, when he delivered "that thing" to her. They enter a waiting room to find a dozen young girls all suffering from the Despair Sickness. The military types are all shocked and Dereck smirks that Warsaw has another name - Joy Division. On the beach, everyone is eating the fruit but Eureka suddenly gets up and starts to walk away. Renton tells her that if she has a problem then tell him, and reminds her that the kids hate it when she gets sad. She freaks out when he touches her shoulder and tells them not to follow her. Dereck is pleased to report they have made great strides in their Anemone-technology. |
+ | Dereck of the Novak Foundation greets Dominic, who feels that they've met before. The man says they did once, when he delivered "that thing" to her. They enter a waiting room to find a dozen young girls all suffering from the Despair Sickness. The military types are all shocked and Dereck smirks that Warsaw has another name - Joy Division. On the beach, everyone is eating the fruit but Eureka suddenly gets up and starts to walk away. Renton tells her that if she has a problem then tell him, and reminds her that the kids hate it when she gets sad. She freaks out when he touches her shoulder and tells them not to follow her. Dereck is pleased to report they have made great strides in their Anemone-technology. Which is nothing but cranking out clones of the bundle of crazy. The scientists hoop up things to pull their eyelids back and inject liquid into their eyes. Anemone needed drugs to keep her link to reality as tenuous as it was. Three of the girls' hearts stop beating and Dereck apologizes for the inconvenience and asks what they want to instead. After reporting that there are no replacements for Anemone, Dominic confides in the Captain that he wanted to support Anemone because he thought he knew what it was like to feel the pain of being alone. He wanted to pick a new girl to spare her, but he doesn't want to do that to some other girl. |
| − | Captain Jurgens throws the Pacific state issue of ray=out to Dominic, which lays out Dewey's plan to provoke the Antibodies and get a lot of people |
+ | Captain Jurgens throws the Pacific state issue of ray=out to Dominic, which lays out Dewey's plan to provoke the Antibodies and get a lot of people killed, and asks if he knew. He takes Dominic's pained silence as affirmation. Back on the beach, Renton takes out the thing that Holland said to use if something happened, and it turns out to be a rifle. Maeter comes yelling that Eureka is gone. Renton and Maurice go looking for her, and tell the other two to wait here. They find Eureka with her left arm covered in glowing green spots and spreaded up to her head. Maeter and Link follow and see the same thing, and Eureka runs away and everyone chases after her. The Captain gets orders to head to Tresor and Dominic crumples his orders, silently telling Anemone that he's made his decision. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Overview
Dominic arrives at Warsaw with his orders from the last episode, and finds a facility that performs experiments on young girls with desperation disease. However, the experiment ends in the death of all three specimens, and Dominic is forced to inform Dewey that there was no replacement for Anemone. Meanwhile, stress continues to take its toll on Renton's group as they explore Earth, and Eureka's condition grows more dire.
Synopsis
Dominic tries to get Gulliver off his bed, and wonders who brought it on board, and suspects it was Anemone. He is troubles with the order of finding a replacement for Anemone. The crew seems to be installing his attempts to land at Warsaw. At Dr. Bear's facility, Holland is trying to get back into the fight, but passes out in Talho's arms. Everyone tries to convince Talho to tell Holland to give up, but she won't because she will stand by everything he decides to do. On Earth, the Nirvash is stomping through the forest and Eureka is silent and withdrawn. Renton tries talking to her, but she remains silent and the kids are worried about her. Dominic and the command crew are riding through Warsaw, which amazes Dominic that it is so decayed and worn-down. As Captain Jurgens stops to stare at a burned down house. It is revealed from a fellow officer that the Captain lost his wife and two daughters here. Dominic isn't interested and honks the horn until the Captain gets back in and tells him he's not a beautiful and unique snowflake for having lost people. Back on Earth, Eureka continues to keep to herself while Renton tries to determine their location from the book. He thinks they might be on the east african coast, but Maurice says it doesn't matter because the'yre stuck here. He throws a tantrum, saying none of their friends are here, Eureka has gone crazy, and they are doomed to live in the middle of nowhere for the rest of their lives. Maeter and Linck come running up with some fruit and tell Renton that they found more of them, and take him to collect more, leaving Maurice sulking and worried for Eureka.
Dereck of the Novak Foundation greets Dominic, who feels that they've met before. The man says they did once, when he delivered "that thing" to her. They enter a waiting room to find a dozen young girls all suffering from the Despair Sickness. The military types are all shocked and Dereck smirks that Warsaw has another name - Joy Division. On the beach, everyone is eating the fruit but Eureka suddenly gets up and starts to walk away. Renton tells her that if she has a problem then tell him, and reminds her that the kids hate it when she gets sad. She freaks out when he touches her shoulder and tells them not to follow her. Dereck is pleased to report they have made great strides in their Anemone-technology. Which is nothing but cranking out clones of the bundle of crazy. The scientists hoop up things to pull their eyelids back and inject liquid into their eyes. Anemone needed drugs to keep her link to reality as tenuous as it was. Three of the girls' hearts stop beating and Dereck apologizes for the inconvenience and asks what they want to instead. After reporting that there are no replacements for Anemone, Dominic confides in the Captain that he wanted to support Anemone because he thought he knew what it was like to feel the pain of being alone. He wanted to pick a new girl to spare her, but he doesn't want to do that to some other girl.
Captain Jurgens throws the Pacific state issue of ray=out to Dominic, which lays out Dewey's plan to provoke the Antibodies and get a lot of people killed, and asks if he knew. He takes Dominic's pained silence as affirmation. Back on the beach, Renton takes out the thing that Holland said to use if something happened, and it turns out to be a rifle. Maeter comes yelling that Eureka is gone. Renton and Maurice go looking for her, and tell the other two to wait here. They find Eureka with her left arm covered in glowing green spots and spreaded up to her head. Maeter and Link follow and see the same thing, and Eureka runs away and everyone chases after her. The Captain gets orders to head to Tresor and Dominic crumples his orders, silently telling Anemone that he's made his decision.
Trivia
- The name of this episode is a reference to "It's All in the Mind" by CJ Bolland.
- This episode makes reference to the british band Joy Division. The town of Warsaw is also referred to as "Joy Division"; likewise the band was originally named Warsaw. "Joy Division" was also the name of the sections of Nazi concentration camps dedicated to prostitution.
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