Stargate SG-1 s03e10 Episode Script
Forever in a Day
Clear! - Good son, you came!|- Yes, we got your message.
- She took the boy.
They took him.
|- The boy? The son of my daughter.
|She took the boy.
Daniel, we gotta go.
- You said she took him.
|- There! Keep your people together.
|Go with the people of the Tauri.
Fall back! Fall back! Daniel! Sha're.
Teal'c! Don't move.
Where's the boy? (distorted) Where you and|the System Lords will never find him.
Don't! Don't! - No, Sha're.
Fight it!|- (distorted) My host cannot help you.
Sha're What happened? You don't remember? I'm not sure.
We were on P8X-873.
We were freeing the Abydonians|whom the Goa'uld had taken as slaves.
Kasuf sent for us.
Sha're was there.
Yeah.
She's dead, Daniel.
Sorry.
How? It is I who am responsible.
I was forced to fire upon|and terminate the life of Sha're.
However, I assure you|it was done only to save your life.
No.
- No?|- No.
They have a sarcophagus.
Her guards put her in the sarcophagus.
She's still out there somewhere alive.
What? Doctor, can he be taken|out of the infirmary? We'll have to keep his drip in.
|I'll arrange for a wheelchair.
- I'll take him, sir.
|- I will accompany you also.
- Kasuf.
|- My son.
- It's a sad day for us all.
|- No.
This is hard for you|to understand, Kasuf, but .
.
the demon inside your daughter|will help her rise again.
Is this true? Not this time.
I'm sorry.
Why didn't you leave her there? - They would have saved her.
|- There were no "they" Ieft.
We were victorious, Daniel Jackson.
There was no one remaining|to take Sha're to a sarcophagus.
We brought Kasuf to prepare her body|according to Abydonian tradition.
The good news is we managed|to save most of the Abydonians.
And for that we are eternally grateful.
You should have waited longer.
I would have gotten through to her.
- (O'Neill) She was trying to kill you.
|- No, she wasn't trying to kill me.
Amaunet was trying to kill me.
I have seen many humans killed|by Goa'uld ribbon devices.
You would have been dead|in mere seconds had I not acted.
Teal'c did the right thing, Daniel.
I am sorry Sha're is dead.
However, you are my friend.
If I had to do it again,|I would do the same.
Hi.
Hi.
I brought you some of these|chocolate walnut cookies.
Thank you.
You ever really study one of these? A pen? I spent years studying|the history of the written word, .
.
how cultures recorded things|through the ages, .
.
from hammers and chisels|to quills and ink.
But I never stopped once|to recognise the ingenuity .
.
of this simple little piece|of technology that we use.
After the first team left me on Abydos,|Sha're saw me writing in my journal .
.
and thought the ballpoint|I was using was magic.
A little device like this pen|was such a wonder to her.
The simplest things were a wonder to her.
Daniel, it's healthy|to hold on to those memories.
I couldn't save her.
All those wonders we have at our disposal|and I couldn't save her.
I'm just gonna get some sleep|if you don't mind.
OK.
Let me know if you need anything.
Thank you.
OK.
(Sha're) Hear me, Daniel.
Daniel, you're awake.
He's awake! Hey How do you feel? - Confused.
|- I bet.
- Can you tell me your name?|- Daniel Jackson.
- And what's your birthday?|- July 8th.
- Sha're.
|- Yes, husband.
- You're alive.
|- I am.
As are most of our people,|thanks be to you.
And thanks be to all of you.
- What happened?|- Amaunet had you in her ribbon device.
- I had no recourse but to fire upon her.
|- We took her to the Tok'ra.
They had a captured sarcophagus|and a way to remove the Goa'uld.
Then I was dreaming before.
What? Nothing.
Uh, maybe we should Glad to see you're OK, Daniel.
- He is gonna be OK?|- Oh, it looks that way, yeah.
There are so many things|I wanna say to you Daniel.
I only came to tell you about the boy.
What about him? Daniel? Are you OK? No.
- Is Sha're here?|- No.
Do you mean? We haven't taken|her body back to Abydos.
Is that what you meant? Come in.
Dr Jackson!|Good to see you back on your feet.
Yes.
Uh Dr Fraiser just released me.
Is there something I can|help you with, Dr Jackson? Yes, sir.
- I've come to tender my resignation.
|- I won't accept it.
I'm not military, sir, and it's|a free country.
Last I checked, anyway.
You're obviously|in an emotional state right now.
You're making rash decisions.
Take some personal time.
|Then see how you feel.
That's not necessary, sir.
I joined this programme so that|I could find my wife.
I found her.
End of story.
Hey! You should meet the whiz kid we've got|while you're out of commission.
Robert Rothman.
He was my research|assistant when I did my dissertation.
Smart guy.
Uh Had a good teacher.
- Geek.
|- Yes.
You used to call me that.
I was talkin' about you.
So how long are we gonna|be stuck with this guy? What do you mean? How long are you gonna be gone? Didn't General Hammond tell you? What? That you quit? Yeah, he told me that.
But, uh Come on We both know you can't stay away.
Then I guess we're both wrong,|cos I'm gone.
Give it a week.
You'll miss me.
Yes, all the salty, bad-tempered insults,|all the illogical arguments OK.
You'll miss Carter and Teal'c.
I'll miss Carter.
And you'll miss the excitement.
All the new cultures you get to explore,|the living history.
It's the kind of stuff|you can't walk away from.
Jack Up until now, every time I set foot through|that gate I was thinking about my wife.
Maybe I'll see her this time.
|Maybe this is the one.
Now every time I go through,|it'd just be some place .
.
where that hope used to be.
That's why I can't do it any more.
I hope you understand that.
"The SGC may be the single|most important human endeavour .
.
for the future of mankind.
" Not bad, huh? You said that.
The SGC will go on without me.
- Please get out of my way, Teal'c.
|- I will.
But you must hear me first.
I have a pretty good idea|what you wanna say.
Is there not some form of human ritual|in which I may ask your forgiveness? No.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
- So.
|- So So Now what? Now I get on with my life.
- What are you gonna do?|- Hopefully I'll go somewhere far away.
The most remote dig I can find.
We gonna see you again? At the funeral.
Now if you'll excuse me I seem to have a lot to do.
OK.
It's been a pleasure|doing business with you.
Dr Jackson.
Hear me, Daniel.
Are you ill, my husband? Apparently.
Go back to sleep.
Tomorrow you will rise and return|to your travels through the Chaapa-ai.
No, I won't.
I don't need to any more.
I've already found you.
You must continue|so you can find the boy.
- Where is he?|- To continue your travels, .
.
you must first forgive Teal'c.
He did what is right.
When he killed you? Yes.
- But you're here.
|- Yes.
Now go back to sleep.
Sh (prayer chant) I speak for Sha're,|who can no longer speak for herself.
(speaks ancient Egyptian) I have spoken no lies,|nor acted with deceit.
(ancient Egyptian) I was once possessed by a demon|who did these things against my will.
(ancient Egyptian) The demon is gone|and now I am without sin.
(ancient Egyptian) Grant me a place|in your blessed dwelling.
If my heart weighs more than a feather,|my soul still contains sin.
If not, may my soul join the god.
By the trial of the great scales,|thy heart is light.
Thy soul has been found true.
Good son.
- It was a beautiful ceremony, good father.
|- It was.
- My heart is still burdened.
|- Why? Your daughter is with the god.
Yes.
But you still have not heard her.
I don't understand.
What she has to say is important|to all of our future.
Go to her.
(speaks ancient Egyptian) Daniel.
You must forgive Teal'c.
- Yes, you already told me that.
|- And together you must find the boy.
Why? For he is Harsesis.
|The one who holds the secrets.
The boy is the son of two Goa'uld hosts.
He contains all the secrets of the Goa'uld.
|You must find him.
How? Hear me, Daniel.
This is Dr Jackson.
|I need to speak to Major Carter.
Daniel.
Well, old Doc Jackson!|What are you doin' here? I need to talk to Sam alone.
General, I need to talk to you .
.
alone.
- How are they treating you, Robert?|- Oh Well I think they'd rather have you.
|Especially Colonel O'Neill.
Well, don't let Jack get to you.
|He's just intimidated by you .
.
because you're, uh|you're way smarter than he is.
It is good to see you well, Daniel Jackson.
Teal'c.
You did the right thing.
So what's up? How well do you understand|the Goa'uld hand device, how it works? Well, it uses a modified version of|the power source for the staff weapons .
.
which it channels|through amplification crystals No.
I meant - It works by thought control, right?|- Uh, yeah, that's one way to put it.
More like, uh thought control|amplified with emotion.
- So there is a connection with the mind.
|- Yeah, definitely.
So it's possible|to send a thought through it .
.
if you had someone in one of those grips|like Sha're had me in? As far as I know, Daniel,|it's designed to kill.
OK, but it could do both.
Yeah, I suppose it could.
Why? I'm not sure.
I know this may sound|like wishful thinking, but .
.
l think Sha're was trying to send a|message to me through the hand device.
What message? I'm not sure.
Hey, Daniel.
Hi.
How'd you get in here? You left the base before we could|catch you.
We thought we'd see you here.
- How'd you get in here?|- Got sick of waitin', so I let us in.
You need a new lock, by the way.
Good son,|it is important I speak with you.
What is it, good father? Colonel O'Neill says|you are leaving his tribe.
That you no longer intend|to go through the Chaapa-ai.
Is this so? - It is.
|- This disturbs me greatly.
It gives the people of Abydos security|knowing that you are among the gods, .
.
protecting us.
I'm sorry, good father.
I joined the SGC|in the hopes of finding Sha're.
That goal is no longer attainable.
So I cannot be among the gods|any more.
I hope you understand.
But, Daniel, my daughter wishes you|to travel among the gods.
- She does?|- Yes.
So that you can find the boy.
Forgive me, good father.
|How do you know that? Sha're told me.
Go! Ask her yourself.
Sha're.
Come to me, Daniel.
(door opens) - Am I interrupting?|- It is good to see you, Daniel Jackson.
Teal'c What happens|if two Goa'ulded hosts have a child? It is strictly forbidden.
|Punishable by death.
Really.
Why? If two hosts were to mate|and produce a child, .
.
that child would contain|all the knowledge of the Goa'uld.
So the genetic memory|that Goa'uld have in their DNA .
.
is passed on to the human offspring? That is correct.
|Such children are called Harsesis.
These children are hunted down and|destroyed by the Goa'uld with impunity.
So the offspring - the Harsesis -|would contain all the knowledge, - .
.
all the secrets of the Goa'uld that|- Yes, Daniel.
Daniel Jackson.
It pleases me greatly that|once again you value my knowledge.
General, the guy's got two left feet.
|I'm tellin' ya, he slows down the unit.
- Deja vu?|- Deja vu? Deja vu? You know, Rothman was a two-time|decathlon champion in college.
- Rothman?|- Two left feet, huh? Trying to get Robert out of your unit? Well, yeah.
Any chance of that happening, sir? Only chance would be|if you reconsider.
OK.
Good! So Rothman's gone - What?|- OK.
Are you kidding? No.
I've thought about it|and I've decided I'd like to come back.
May I ask what changed your mind?|You were fairly adamant.
I don't know.
Let's just say|there's something through the Stargate .
.
that I still have to be the one to find.
See, I miss that.
I have no idea|what it means, but I buy it.
- What do you say, General?|- Haven't put through his resignation yet.
Good! So he's in.
So, Bruce Jenner - Sit this one out, huh?|- Uh, me? Why? You've been reassigned to another unit.
Why? OK, you're being replaced.
Why? Because I'm intimidated by your|intelligence.
Where's the confusion here? Daniel.
Daniel Jackson, you're rejoining SG-1 .
Yeah.
Thank you.
Chevron one, engaged.
Carter, grab your samples.
Teal'c, stay with her.
|I'm gonna check out that tree line.
Daniel, the UAV showed no big signs of|civilisation - human, Goa'uld or otherwise.
So you want me to look for|little signs of civilisation.
Itsy-bitsy artefacts and It's good to have you back.
Hey! - Where'd he go?|- The address cleared before I got here.
You are finally here.
Yes.
You are the only one|who can save the boy, Daniel.
He's a Harsesis.
|He contains all their knowledge.
Amaunet took the Abydonians|as a show, .
.
so that Heru-Ur|would not know her true goal.
To take the boy.
She has sent him into hiding|with her closest aide.
Where? Kheb.
I know a Kheb.
|There's a reference in Budge.
It's the mythical place|where Osiris hid from Set.
- Kheb is a myth.
|- No.
Where is it? Promise me you will save the child.
I promise.
I love you, Daniel.
I am sorry, Daniel Jackson.
You did the right thing, Teal'c.
Oh, God.
Teal'c? Daniel Jackson will be fine.
I love you, too.
- She took the boy.
They took him.
|- The boy? The son of my daughter.
|She took the boy.
Daniel, we gotta go.
- You said she took him.
|- There! Keep your people together.
|Go with the people of the Tauri.
Fall back! Fall back! Daniel! Sha're.
Teal'c! Don't move.
Where's the boy? (distorted) Where you and|the System Lords will never find him.
Don't! Don't! - No, Sha're.
Fight it!|- (distorted) My host cannot help you.
Sha're What happened? You don't remember? I'm not sure.
We were on P8X-873.
We were freeing the Abydonians|whom the Goa'uld had taken as slaves.
Kasuf sent for us.
Sha're was there.
Yeah.
She's dead, Daniel.
Sorry.
How? It is I who am responsible.
I was forced to fire upon|and terminate the life of Sha're.
However, I assure you|it was done only to save your life.
No.
- No?|- No.
They have a sarcophagus.
Her guards put her in the sarcophagus.
She's still out there somewhere alive.
What? Doctor, can he be taken|out of the infirmary? We'll have to keep his drip in.
|I'll arrange for a wheelchair.
- I'll take him, sir.
|- I will accompany you also.
- Kasuf.
|- My son.
- It's a sad day for us all.
|- No.
This is hard for you|to understand, Kasuf, but .
.
the demon inside your daughter|will help her rise again.
Is this true? Not this time.
I'm sorry.
Why didn't you leave her there? - They would have saved her.
|- There were no "they" Ieft.
We were victorious, Daniel Jackson.
There was no one remaining|to take Sha're to a sarcophagus.
We brought Kasuf to prepare her body|according to Abydonian tradition.
The good news is we managed|to save most of the Abydonians.
And for that we are eternally grateful.
You should have waited longer.
I would have gotten through to her.
- (O'Neill) She was trying to kill you.
|- No, she wasn't trying to kill me.
Amaunet was trying to kill me.
I have seen many humans killed|by Goa'uld ribbon devices.
You would have been dead|in mere seconds had I not acted.
Teal'c did the right thing, Daniel.
I am sorry Sha're is dead.
However, you are my friend.
If I had to do it again,|I would do the same.
Hi.
Hi.
I brought you some of these|chocolate walnut cookies.
Thank you.
You ever really study one of these? A pen? I spent years studying|the history of the written word, .
.
how cultures recorded things|through the ages, .
.
from hammers and chisels|to quills and ink.
But I never stopped once|to recognise the ingenuity .
.
of this simple little piece|of technology that we use.
After the first team left me on Abydos,|Sha're saw me writing in my journal .
.
and thought the ballpoint|I was using was magic.
A little device like this pen|was such a wonder to her.
The simplest things were a wonder to her.
Daniel, it's healthy|to hold on to those memories.
I couldn't save her.
All those wonders we have at our disposal|and I couldn't save her.
I'm just gonna get some sleep|if you don't mind.
OK.
Let me know if you need anything.
Thank you.
OK.
(Sha're) Hear me, Daniel.
Daniel, you're awake.
He's awake! Hey How do you feel? - Confused.
|- I bet.
- Can you tell me your name?|- Daniel Jackson.
- And what's your birthday?|- July 8th.
- Sha're.
|- Yes, husband.
- You're alive.
|- I am.
As are most of our people,|thanks be to you.
And thanks be to all of you.
- What happened?|- Amaunet had you in her ribbon device.
- I had no recourse but to fire upon her.
|- We took her to the Tok'ra.
They had a captured sarcophagus|and a way to remove the Goa'uld.
Then I was dreaming before.
What? Nothing.
Uh, maybe we should Glad to see you're OK, Daniel.
- He is gonna be OK?|- Oh, it looks that way, yeah.
There are so many things|I wanna say to you Daniel.
I only came to tell you about the boy.
What about him? Daniel? Are you OK? No.
- Is Sha're here?|- No.
Do you mean? We haven't taken|her body back to Abydos.
Is that what you meant? Come in.
Dr Jackson!|Good to see you back on your feet.
Yes.
Uh Dr Fraiser just released me.
Is there something I can|help you with, Dr Jackson? Yes, sir.
- I've come to tender my resignation.
|- I won't accept it.
I'm not military, sir, and it's|a free country.
Last I checked, anyway.
You're obviously|in an emotional state right now.
You're making rash decisions.
Take some personal time.
|Then see how you feel.
That's not necessary, sir.
I joined this programme so that|I could find my wife.
I found her.
End of story.
Hey! You should meet the whiz kid we've got|while you're out of commission.
Robert Rothman.
He was my research|assistant when I did my dissertation.
Smart guy.
Uh Had a good teacher.
- Geek.
|- Yes.
You used to call me that.
I was talkin' about you.
So how long are we gonna|be stuck with this guy? What do you mean? How long are you gonna be gone? Didn't General Hammond tell you? What? That you quit? Yeah, he told me that.
But, uh Come on We both know you can't stay away.
Then I guess we're both wrong,|cos I'm gone.
Give it a week.
You'll miss me.
Yes, all the salty, bad-tempered insults,|all the illogical arguments OK.
You'll miss Carter and Teal'c.
I'll miss Carter.
And you'll miss the excitement.
All the new cultures you get to explore,|the living history.
It's the kind of stuff|you can't walk away from.
Jack Up until now, every time I set foot through|that gate I was thinking about my wife.
Maybe I'll see her this time.
|Maybe this is the one.
Now every time I go through,|it'd just be some place .
.
where that hope used to be.
That's why I can't do it any more.
I hope you understand that.
"The SGC may be the single|most important human endeavour .
.
for the future of mankind.
" Not bad, huh? You said that.
The SGC will go on without me.
- Please get out of my way, Teal'c.
|- I will.
But you must hear me first.
I have a pretty good idea|what you wanna say.
Is there not some form of human ritual|in which I may ask your forgiveness? No.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
- So.
|- So So Now what? Now I get on with my life.
- What are you gonna do?|- Hopefully I'll go somewhere far away.
The most remote dig I can find.
We gonna see you again? At the funeral.
Now if you'll excuse me I seem to have a lot to do.
OK.
It's been a pleasure|doing business with you.
Dr Jackson.
Hear me, Daniel.
Are you ill, my husband? Apparently.
Go back to sleep.
Tomorrow you will rise and return|to your travels through the Chaapa-ai.
No, I won't.
I don't need to any more.
I've already found you.
You must continue|so you can find the boy.
- Where is he?|- To continue your travels, .
.
you must first forgive Teal'c.
He did what is right.
When he killed you? Yes.
- But you're here.
|- Yes.
Now go back to sleep.
Sh (prayer chant) I speak for Sha're,|who can no longer speak for herself.
(speaks ancient Egyptian) I have spoken no lies,|nor acted with deceit.
(ancient Egyptian) I was once possessed by a demon|who did these things against my will.
(ancient Egyptian) The demon is gone|and now I am without sin.
(ancient Egyptian) Grant me a place|in your blessed dwelling.
If my heart weighs more than a feather,|my soul still contains sin.
If not, may my soul join the god.
By the trial of the great scales,|thy heart is light.
Thy soul has been found true.
Good son.
- It was a beautiful ceremony, good father.
|- It was.
- My heart is still burdened.
|- Why? Your daughter is with the god.
Yes.
But you still have not heard her.
I don't understand.
What she has to say is important|to all of our future.
Go to her.
(speaks ancient Egyptian) Daniel.
You must forgive Teal'c.
- Yes, you already told me that.
|- And together you must find the boy.
Why? For he is Harsesis.
|The one who holds the secrets.
The boy is the son of two Goa'uld hosts.
He contains all the secrets of the Goa'uld.
|You must find him.
How? Hear me, Daniel.
This is Dr Jackson.
|I need to speak to Major Carter.
Daniel.
Well, old Doc Jackson!|What are you doin' here? I need to talk to Sam alone.
General, I need to talk to you .
.
alone.
- How are they treating you, Robert?|- Oh Well I think they'd rather have you.
|Especially Colonel O'Neill.
Well, don't let Jack get to you.
|He's just intimidated by you .
.
because you're, uh|you're way smarter than he is.
It is good to see you well, Daniel Jackson.
Teal'c.
You did the right thing.
So what's up? How well do you understand|the Goa'uld hand device, how it works? Well, it uses a modified version of|the power source for the staff weapons .
.
which it channels|through amplification crystals No.
I meant - It works by thought control, right?|- Uh, yeah, that's one way to put it.
More like, uh thought control|amplified with emotion.
- So there is a connection with the mind.
|- Yeah, definitely.
So it's possible|to send a thought through it .
.
if you had someone in one of those grips|like Sha're had me in? As far as I know, Daniel,|it's designed to kill.
OK, but it could do both.
Yeah, I suppose it could.
Why? I'm not sure.
I know this may sound|like wishful thinking, but .
.
l think Sha're was trying to send a|message to me through the hand device.
What message? I'm not sure.
Hey, Daniel.
Hi.
How'd you get in here? You left the base before we could|catch you.
We thought we'd see you here.
- How'd you get in here?|- Got sick of waitin', so I let us in.
You need a new lock, by the way.
Good son,|it is important I speak with you.
What is it, good father? Colonel O'Neill says|you are leaving his tribe.
That you no longer intend|to go through the Chaapa-ai.
Is this so? - It is.
|- This disturbs me greatly.
It gives the people of Abydos security|knowing that you are among the gods, .
.
protecting us.
I'm sorry, good father.
I joined the SGC|in the hopes of finding Sha're.
That goal is no longer attainable.
So I cannot be among the gods|any more.
I hope you understand.
But, Daniel, my daughter wishes you|to travel among the gods.
- She does?|- Yes.
So that you can find the boy.
Forgive me, good father.
|How do you know that? Sha're told me.
Go! Ask her yourself.
Sha're.
Come to me, Daniel.
(door opens) - Am I interrupting?|- It is good to see you, Daniel Jackson.
Teal'c What happens|if two Goa'ulded hosts have a child? It is strictly forbidden.
|Punishable by death.
Really.
Why? If two hosts were to mate|and produce a child, .
.
that child would contain|all the knowledge of the Goa'uld.
So the genetic memory|that Goa'uld have in their DNA .
.
is passed on to the human offspring? That is correct.
|Such children are called Harsesis.
These children are hunted down and|destroyed by the Goa'uld with impunity.
So the offspring - the Harsesis -|would contain all the knowledge, - .
.
all the secrets of the Goa'uld that|- Yes, Daniel.
Daniel Jackson.
It pleases me greatly that|once again you value my knowledge.
General, the guy's got two left feet.
|I'm tellin' ya, he slows down the unit.
- Deja vu?|- Deja vu? Deja vu? You know, Rothman was a two-time|decathlon champion in college.
- Rothman?|- Two left feet, huh? Trying to get Robert out of your unit? Well, yeah.
Any chance of that happening, sir? Only chance would be|if you reconsider.
OK.
Good! So Rothman's gone - What?|- OK.
Are you kidding? No.
I've thought about it|and I've decided I'd like to come back.
May I ask what changed your mind?|You were fairly adamant.
I don't know.
Let's just say|there's something through the Stargate .
.
that I still have to be the one to find.
See, I miss that.
I have no idea|what it means, but I buy it.
- What do you say, General?|- Haven't put through his resignation yet.
Good! So he's in.
So, Bruce Jenner - Sit this one out, huh?|- Uh, me? Why? You've been reassigned to another unit.
Why? OK, you're being replaced.
Why? Because I'm intimidated by your|intelligence.
Where's the confusion here? Daniel.
Daniel Jackson, you're rejoining SG-1 .
Yeah.
Thank you.
Chevron one, engaged.
Carter, grab your samples.
Teal'c, stay with her.
|I'm gonna check out that tree line.
Daniel, the UAV showed no big signs of|civilisation - human, Goa'uld or otherwise.
So you want me to look for|little signs of civilisation.
Itsy-bitsy artefacts and It's good to have you back.
Hey! - Where'd he go?|- The address cleared before I got here.
You are finally here.
Yes.
You are the only one|who can save the boy, Daniel.
He's a Harsesis.
|He contains all their knowledge.
Amaunet took the Abydonians|as a show, .
.
so that Heru-Ur|would not know her true goal.
To take the boy.
She has sent him into hiding|with her closest aide.
Where? Kheb.
I know a Kheb.
|There's a reference in Budge.
It's the mythical place|where Osiris hid from Set.
- Kheb is a myth.
|- No.
Where is it? Promise me you will save the child.
I promise.
I love you, Daniel.
I am sorry, Daniel Jackson.
You did the right thing, Teal'c.
Oh, God.
Teal'c? Daniel Jackson will be fine.
I love you, too.