1:26:03
Every exocrine system
is the same, too...
1:26:07
even eye moisture.
1:26:10
Decker.
1:26:13
Fascinating.
1:26:14
Not "Decker unit."
1:26:21
Gentlemen.
1:26:23
Will.
1:26:35
- What happened to her?
- Captain.
1:26:37
This probe may be our key
to the aliens.
1:26:40
- Probe? Ilia?
- Exactly.
1:26:43
It is a programmed mechanism,
Commander.
1:26:45
Its body duplicates our navigator
in precise detail.
1:26:49
Suppose that,
beneath its programming...
1:26:51
the real Ilia's memory patterns
are duplicated with equal precision.
1:26:55
- They had a pattern to follow.
- Indeed.
1:26:57
They may have followed it
too precisely.
1:27:00
Ilia's memory...
1:27:02
her feelings of loyalty,
obedience, friendship...
1:27:06
might all be there.
1:27:08
You did have a relationship
with Lieutenant Ilia, Commander.
1:27:12
That probe, in another form,
is what killed Ilia.
1:27:15
Commander...
1:27:17
Will, we're locked
in an alien vessel...
1:27:19
six hours from Earth's orbit.
1:27:21
Our only contact with our captor
is that probe.
1:27:24
If we can control it,
persuade it, use it...
1:27:29
I have recorded enough here.
1:27:32
You will now assist me further.
1:27:37
The, uh...
1:27:39
Decker unit can assist you
with much greater efficiency.
1:27:47
Carry on with your assignment,
Mr. Decker.
1:27:50
Aye, sir.
1:27:56
L am concerned with that being our
only source of information, Captain.