...there are two of my dead friends fighting over talking to me. This would be so cool if it was fiction.
[There's no enthusiasm in Connor's voice, and he hopes that when he rubs his hand tiredly over his face it's not too obvious that he's wiping his eyes.]
I don't know how to explain it. [ He is frustrated, and it all sounds so unbelievable. ] There's more than just time, there's other worlds, and things in between. I got a second chance, that's all.
I'm - sorry. I thought I'd leave you with Nick. I thought everyone would - would rather -
[ Rather have Nick than Stephen. The one who was always right, who didn't care what was in his way, who played by his own rules and saved lives. Not Stephen. Stephen was just a shadow.
He couldn't let Nick die for him. Not him and Helen. ]
Well, there wouldn't be. The detector finds the time anomalies. Whose to say there aren't other types of anomalies out there, ones that bridge universes rather than just time.
What's causing this could be completely different.
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Connor?
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[There's no enthusiasm in Connor's voice, and he hopes that when he rubs his hand tiredly over his face it's not too obvious that he's wiping his eyes.]
Where are you?
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[Alive.]
[Not gonna cry.]
When you were here, right? But can I just say? It's sort of the opposite of helpful right now.
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I'm - sorry. I thought I'd leave you with Nick. I thought everyone would - would rather -
[ Rather have Nick than Stephen. The one who was always right, who didn't care what was in his way, who played by his own rules and saved lives. Not Stephen. Stephen was just a shadow.
He couldn't let Nick die for him. Not him and Helen. ]
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[Connor's not doing that hopeful-puppy look on purpose, Stephen.]
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[ He hadn't realized until just now that he does want to go back. ]
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What'd you want me to do?
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[soft laugh] You know, I haven't the foggiest idea where I am.
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[That's not the SAS, Connor.]
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And I heard that part. If I can find a way to reach it-- [now he's thinking seriously about this. No, Stephen, you don't get a say.]
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[Tell him he's not just imagining this, please, boss.]
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What's causing this could be completely different.
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[ He wishes he could say how, but he doesn't know. ]
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