STARGATE SG1
Episode 204
"THE GAMEKEEPER"
By
Jonathan Glassner & Brad Wright
Control Room
HAMMOND
This is video the MALP sent back from
P7J-989.
A
Atmosphere temperature and radioactivity
levels are ideal.
JACK
Teal'c, this structure familiar at all?
TEAL'C
It does not appear to be of Goa'uld
origin.
DANIEL
It looks pretty advanced.
SAM
It's a possible a new source of information
and technology, maybe even an ally against
the Goa'uld.
HAMMOND
Well, it's worth a try, Colonel.
JACK
Yes, Sir.
The team travel to the planet. They find themselves in a beautiful
garden
SAM
Well this is beautiful.
JACK
Yeah, but where's there's a garden,
there's snakes.
DANIEL
And flowers.
He sneezes
DANIEL
Way too many flowers.
They find some people strapped into chairs. They appear to be
asleep, and are dressed in black and have veils over their faces
SAM
I like what they've done with the place.
JACK
I'm not so sure I like what the place
has done to them.
DANIEL
They're human.
TEAL'C
They are breathing.
JACK
Alright, does anyone have any idea what
these chambers might be?
SAM
Some kind of medical device maybe, suspended
animation of some kind?
There are four empty chairs
SAM
Well, this is way past our science,
whatever this is.
The team are grabbed by the chairs and soon succumb to a deep
sleep
Titles
Jack and Teal'c are suddenly somewhere else
TEAL'C
What is this place?
JACK
Ah, I dunno, I can't put my finger on
it.
TEAL'C
It appears to be Earth.
JACK
Yeah. Teal'c, what the hell just happened
to us?
TEAL'C
We were exploring PJ7-989, we entered
into a large dome facility and endured
some form of bodily attack.
An army truck arrives, some men get out, including Kawalsky
JACK
Kawalsky? John?
JOHN
It's Colonel. You can lower your weapon,
Captain.
KAWALSKY
Why you acting so spooked, Jack?
JACK
Maybe because I am; you're both supposed
to be dead.
JOHN
That's real cute, Jack. Look, the Intel
on this one is good; they keep Boris
here during the day and take him underground
at night, our bird confirmed on it's
last fly over-no snipers, only two guards
inside, it' s a piece of cake. This
ain't the one you and me die on.
JACK
As a matter of fact this is the one
you die on. I went on this mission in
1982, East Germany, we were supposed
to grab a Russian agent from that house
down there, it all went bad.
JOHN
You ready to move out or not, Captain?
JACK
No, no, because this isn't real, it
can't be.
JOHN
Oh it's real, it's very real. Your stall
here is putting the rest of this unit
in jeopardy, now lets move out.
JACK
No. Because I'm either dreaming or hallucinating.
John hits him
JOHN
Is that real enough for you, Jack?
JACK
Alright, how do you explain him, does
he look like a member of this team?
He takes Teal'cs hat off, and finds that he has hair
JOHN
Thomas has been of this team longer
that you have; now you get your head
on straight, Captain, we are not aborting
the mission this late, do you understand?
JACK
What the hell is this? What the hell
is going on?
TEAL'C
I am as perplexed as you.
JACK
Teal'c, do you think is there a chance
those machines we were sucked into were
some kind of, I dunno, time machine
or something?
TEAL'C
It is possible, the Goa'uld have experimented
with time manipulation for years, perhaps
another race succeeded.
JACK
So, it is possible this is real?
TEAL'C
You say this is a mission from your
past that did not go well?
JACK
Yes.
TEAL'C
Perhaps someone has given you the opportunity
to alter your history.
JACK
Okay.
They go over to the others
JACK
Lets move out.
JOHN
It's about time.
They go up to a large house and hide while scanning the place
JACK
Hold up. Lets not make the same mistake
twice.
JOHN
What the hell are you talkin' about?
JACK
Sniper on the roof.
John looks through his binoculars and see's the sniper. He takes
him out
JOHN
Nice catch, Jack. Lets go.
They throw a smoke bomb through one of the windows
JOHN
Group now!
They jump over the wall, but gunmen appear from behind the hedge.
John is shot and Jack drags him to safety
JACK
Come on, John.
JOHN
So much for satellite recon. Jack, take
care of Barbara for me, man?
He dies
JACK
Fall back!
Jack and Teal'c hide behind a wall
JACK
Where's Kawalsky?
TEAL'C
He was immediately behind us.
The scene begins all over again, with the truck pulling up
JOHN
Lower your weapon, Captain.
Sam and Daniel are suddenly in a museum
DANIEL
Okay, what just happened?
SAM
I'm not sure.
DANIEL
This place looks familiar. Wait a minute,
wait a minute, this is the New York
Museum of Art. I've been here many times,
many times.
Daniel's parents are setting up an exhibition and are moving
some large coverstones
MELBURN
Okay, careful with that coverstone.
JAKE
Yes, Doctor Jackson.
DANIEL
No...
SAM
Daniel?
WOMAN
I'm sorry, this area isn't open to the
public.
MELBURN
Be careful with that cover plate.
CLAIRE
Jake, it's swinging a bit.
MELBURN
Can you bring this thing on the left
a little more?
His parents are standing directly underneath the stones
SAM
Daniel, what's going on?
DANIEL
No, this can't be real.
SAM
Who are these people?
DANIEL
They're my parents.
MELBURN
Move it towards the back, careful.
CLAIRE
Watch it on your left.
MELBURN
On your left. Jake, can we bring this
in, careful, bring it down, let's look
at the front.
The coverstone doesn't look secure
CLAIRE
It's swinging.
MELBURN
It's okay, it's fine, we'll be fine.
[ Careful.
DANIEL
No!
CLAIRE
A bit more level, Jake.
MELBURN
Okay, Jake, lets bring it down.
DANIEL
Get out of there mom! Get out of there
dad!
The coverstone falls and crushes his parents
History is still repeating itself for Jack . They approach the
house again
JACK
This is too real, every detail, all
the players are here. Why should I go
through this again?
TEAL'C
If someone has used advanced technology
to send you back to repair your history...
JACK
You see, that's just it, it's history,
it's over, it happened, I can't change
it.
TEAL'C
Remaining here doing nothing will most
certainly change nothing.
JACK
I, oh God. Alright.
The sniper is killed and John is just about to go in, when Jack
stops him
JACK
Colonel, we should check those hedges.
JOHN
Negative, stick to the plan, Captain.
The people in black are now watching
JOHN
Group now!
Jack grabs him
JOHN
Jack, what are you doing?
Jack fires at the hedges
JOHN
That is not part of the plan.
John runs to the house
JACK
John!
Gunmen appear from behind the wall and John is shot. Jack drags
him away, again
JACK
Come on, John.
JOHN
So much for satellite recon. Jack, take
care of Barbara for me, man?
JACK
Oh God. Fall back!
The scene begins again, with the truck
JOHN
Lower your weapon, Captain.
JACK
What the hell is going on here?
JOHN
What is with you, Jack? Operation East
Fly is go.
JACK
No! You! Who are you and who are those
people?
JOHN
There's no-one here but us. What are
you looking for a Section 8, Jack?
The Gatekeeper appears
GAMEKEEPER
You must stop arguing and proceed with
the mission. Allow me to introduce myself,
I am the Keeper.
JACK
The keeper of what?
GAMEKEEPER
The keeper of all that is around you,
of all that is and all that might be.
TEAL'C
Why do you wish us to proceed with this
mission?
GAMEKEEPER
Because it is that which you have always
wanted.
JACK
You've got to be kidding me; this was
the most blown operation I' ve ever
been involved with, what makes you think
I wanna watch my friends be killed over
and over again?
GAMEKEEPER
You have always wished to do it again
in order to do it differently.
JOHN
We're going with or without you, Jack.
JACK
See ya.
JOHN
Alright, have it your way.
GAMEKEEPER
You must go with them; it's the only
way to evoke the change that you have
desired for so many years.
JACK
I can't change the outcome if you keep
changing the rules.
GAMEKEEPER
Do you not wish to save the lives of
your friends and comrades?
JACK
If they were real.
GAMEKEEPER
But there are so many fantastic variations
that you could try, perhaps this time
you could try a different route?
JACK
Sit down, Teal'c, we're not playing
this game.
GAMEKEEPER
Very well, have it your way.
TEAL'C
I hope by doing nothing we are taking
the correct action, O'Neill.
The others carry on with the mission, without him
JACK
So do I.
Back with Daniel and Sam
SAM
Daniel, I'm so sorry you had to go through
that again. I've been thinking, we were
pulled into those things, those machines,
right? At first when we got here, I
thought they were some sort of time
dilation machines.
DANIEL
Oh Sam, please just, just tell me that
this isn't real.
SAM
No, I don't think it is, it isn't consistent
with any of the logical theories of
time travel. For example, you should
be seeing yourself here as a child or
have become a child again. Daniel, I'm
guessing here, but I think we're in
some kind of advanced re-creation being
pumped into our minds by those machines.
MELBURN
Okay, careful with that coverstone.
Sam and Daniel walk over
WOMAN
I'm sorry, this area isn't open to the
public.
SAM
Daniel, I don't think we're actually
here.
CLAIRE
Jake, it's swinging a bit.
DANIEL
No.
Sam see's the people dressed in black
DANIEL
Excuse me, listen to me, you have to
come out of there.
MELBURN
Danny, go back outside.
DANIEL
Danny? No, look, look, you have to come
out right now because I, because I hurt
myself badly, I think I might have broken
my leg, now you have to come out right
now and take care of me.
CLAIRE
You couldn't have hurt your leg too
badly, dear, you're walking on it, okay,
we'll be out in a minute, okay Sweetie?
MELBURN
Okay, Jake.
DANIEL
No,No.!
The coverstone falls and his parents are killed
JAKE
Help me with this, help me with this.
Dr Jackson, Dr Jackson, can you hear
me? I can't see anything. Here, help
me with this. Lift it! Lift it! It's
too heavy.
SAM
Daniel, correct me if I'm wrong but
I'll bet when this really happened,
you didn't have this audience. I think
that we must be in some sort of really
advanced simulation, like a virtual
reality. It's the only thing I can think
of that could explain all this.
DANIEL
Oh super. So it takes one of the most
tragic moments in my life and plays
it over and over again.
SAM
Well, maybe that's your strongest memory.
DANIEL
He called me Danny like I'm, like I'm
still a little kid.
SAM
That's probably because that's how old
you were when this happened; you have
taken on the role of Daniel Jackson
as a child in this simulation.
DANIEL
You know I used to replay this over
and over in my mind trying to think
if there's anything I could've done
to make a difference.
SAM
Okay, okay, so maybe that's their point;
here's your chance.
GAMEKEEPER
Is it not wonderful? Now you get the
chance.
DANIEL
I beg your pardon?
SAM
The chance?
GAMEKEEPER
The chance to relive your momentous
event, to try the plethora of variations
that have been weighing on your mind,
to finally see if you can make a difference.
DANIEL
Who are you?
GAMEKEEPER
Why, I am the Keeper, of course.
DANIEL
The keeper of..
GAMEKEEPER
The keeper of all that is, was and will
be in this place.
SAM
Yeah, where are we exactly?
GAMEKEEPER
I believe you call this place the New
York Museum of Art.
SAM
No, no, where are we in reality?
GAMEKEEPER
Reality is in the eye of the beholder,
is it not? You have always wished to
go back and do things differently. I
have given you that opportunity. Now
go, make things right in this place!
DANIEL
And how do I, how do I do that?
GAMEKEEPER
Well if I told you that it wouldn't
be any fun, would it?
DANIEL
Fun! That's what you think this is for
me? Fun? Watching this happen again
and again?
GAMEKEEPER
There would be no pleasure from the
gain if there were no risk from the
journey.
The scene begins all over again
MELBURN
Alright, careful with that coverstone.
JAKE
Yes, Doctor Jackson.
Daniel walks up to his parents
CLAIRE
Danny, what are you doing?
DANIEL
Come on.
He grabs hold of them and tries to pull them out
MELBURN
Danny Jackson, you stop this right now.
Jake, Jake, give me a hand here, please.
DANIEL
No, No, No, No, No, No!
MELBURN
Bring it in.
CLAIRE
A bit more level.
DANIEL
No!
MELBURN
A little more level, bring it in.
The coverstone falls
DANIEL
No! God, no. Damn you. Stop this game
now!
GAMEKEEPER
Whatever for? You haven't explored all
your options yet.
DANIEL
Well, obviously my options are infinite
and my solutions are zero, now stop
it. I won't play any more.
GAMEKEEPER
Ah, but you will, you will.
The scene begins again
MELBURN
Alright, careful with that coverstone.
SAM
Daniel, you want me to...?
DANIEL
No.
MELBURN
Lets bring it down, just a look at the
front, bring it in.
CLAIRE
It's swinging.
MELBURN
It's okay, it's fine, we'll be fine.
Careful.
GAMEKEEPER
You must try another alternative.
DANIEL
No.
GAMEKEEPER
You would allow your parents to suffer
this awful death?
DANIEL
I won't play your game.
The coverstone falls
GAMEKEEPER
You are indeed an obstinate race.
Jack and Teal'c are brought into the room, by the Gamekeeper
JACK
You. You guys alright?
DANIEL
I'm not really sure, to tell you the
truth.
TEAL'C
What is this place?
DANIEL
Well, it's the New York Museum of Art.
SAM
Actually, we think it's a simulation
of the museum, I figure we're in some
sort of virtual reality world created
from our minds, or at least Daniel's.
GAMEKEEPER
You are a very stubborn, unimaginative
and non-competitive race. Why do you
refuse to enjoy the opportunities that
I have given you?
JACK
Enjoy? What makes you think I enjoy
watching my friends get killed?
DANIEL
Or my parents die?
GAMEKEEPER
You have both been given challenges
to be met and conquered; you have it
in you, why will you not partake?
JACK
Why will you not just let us go?
GAMEKEEPER
Go where? Where would you like to go?
I can take you anywhere you can remember,
anywhere you can imagine.
JACK
Okay, we want to go free.
SAM
So, we're right, this is a simulated
world.
GAMEKEEPER
It is a world completely inside your
minds, channelled, co- ordinated and
administered by myself, the Keeper.
SAM
But how? How does it work?
JACK
I don't care how it works, I just want
outta here.
GAMEKEEPER
I cannot do that, the devices that enwrap
you serve to nourish and stimulate your
senses. The devices implanted in your
brains channel experiences and imagination
into and out of your mind.
SAM
So, we're trapped with our brains hooked
up like computers to some sort of network?
GAMEKEEPER
Yes, and your minds are very valuable
to my residents because you enrich and
add value to our own.
DANIEL
Well, wait a minute, wait a minute,
how long have you residents been in
this virtual world?
GAMEKEEPER
Roughly one thousand of your years.
JACK
Well, we're certainly not gonna stick
around for the next thousand of anyone's
years.
DANIEL
So, until we came along you've only
had your own minds, your own experiences
to provide scenarios for your virtual
lives?
GAMEKEEPER
You're beginning to understand.
DANIEL
So, so, what, we're like new software?
I mean, imagine you were locked in a
room for a thousand years with only
a VCR, a TV and five movies, how many
times could you watch those five movies
until you were bored silly? What you
wouldn't give for just four more.
SAM
So you're using our minds, our memories,
imaginations, dreams for some sort of
programming?
GAMEKEEPER
Actually, I can remove information from
only two of your minds, this species'
mind seems to protect against output,
as does yours madam.
SAM
It does?
TEAL'C
Perhaps because of the change in your
mind the Goa'uld, Jolinar of Malkshur,
left behind.
GAMEKEEPER
But fear not, there is no block against
input into your minds, you two can enjoy
our adventures and these two minds,
they provide more than enough rich experiences
and imagination to provide years of
entertainment for my residents.
JACK
Well I'm sorry, with all due respect
to you fine folks, I don't give a damn
about residents, I just wanna get us
out of here.
GAMEKEEPER
It is I that am sorry, for I am not
able to accommodate your request, but
I am sure you will be able to enjoy
the many adventures you will have here.
DANIEL
Why are your people in here anyway?
Why don't you just go out and get some
new experiences of your own, live some
new experiences?
GAMEKEEPER
We cannot leave our chambers, the world
outside is uninhabitable, it has been
poisoned and desecrated.
TEAL'C
You are mistaken; your planet is a fertile
garden world.
GAMEKEEPER
It is you who are mistaken, my alien
friend, our planet was destroyed by
a chemical disaster one thousand and
twenty two years ago. We were victims
of our own technology advancing faster
than we could control it. At that time
the few of us that were left placed
our physical bodies in suspended animation.
SAM
Good news. Your planet seems to have
regenerated itself.
GAMEKEEPER
This is not true! I monitor all conditions
at all times!
SAM
Well, then your monitoring systems are
wrong, it is beautiful out there.
JACK
Of course you already knew that. The
question is, why don't you want them
to know?
GAMEKEEPER
Residents must not leave the environment.
The outside world is uninhabitable!
JACK
Who made you the warden here, huh?
GAMEKEEPER
I do not understand.
DANIEL
Why are you the one running things here?
GAMEKEEPER
The environment is my design; I am its
creator, its Keeper.
JACK
So if your residents leave, you lose
control. That man is lying to you folks,
he's got you imprisoned in your own.
The residents disappear
JACK
Well, that's good, that's fair, send
them to where they can't hear the truth.
GAMEKEEPER
Look, I will not allow you to poison
their minds.
DANIEL
Iif you keep us here you won't be able
to stop us interacting with them for
very long, especially if we're supposed
to be new software for them.
GAMEKEEPER
Very well, you weren't wanted here anymore
anyway.
The team wake up outside in the chairs
DANIEL
We're out.
JACK
Whoa.
SAM
Didn't that seem just a little too easy?
JACK
Yes it did, let's go home.
SGC Infirmary
JANET
They all have small puncture wounds
in their temples, spinal cords and several
abdominal areas.
JACK
Meaning what?
JANET
Well, looks like the machines you were
describing were sustaining your lives;
providing you with oxygen, feeding you,
removing the waste and from the sounds
of it completely controlling your nervous
system.
HAMMOND
But is there any permanent damage?
JANET
No, not that I can see; pupil dilation
is bang on, reflexes are as they should
be, everything seems fine to me.
Briefing Room
DANIEL
Jack, we should go back to the planet
and free those people.
JACK
I'm not sure it's anything of out business,
frankly.
HAMMOND
I concur, who are we to judge how someone
on another planet lives?
DANIEL
But the people are in those machines
under false pretences, the Keeper is
lying to them about what's outside.
JANET
Okay, if, if I may wade in here, all
evidence points to the fact that those
machines are sustaining those people,
removing them could be like taking a
patient off life support when he still
needs it.
HAMMOND
It sounds to me like we have to get
more information to make a decision,
folks.
TEAL'C
The only way to gain more information
would be to venture back into the artificial
world of P7J-989.
HAMMOND
Then that's exactly what I want you
to do.
JACK
Err... General, without meaning, this
time, to sound like a smartass, are
you cracked?
HAMMOND
Folks, I don't need to tell you how
valuable a resource this planet could
be for us. Their technology is far beyond
our own - the kind of technology that
justifies this entire programme.
SAM
General Hammond, going back into that
world could be very hazardous.
HAMMOND
I fail to see how; it's an artificial
environment, can you actually die in
there?
SAM
We don't know.
JACK
I'm a little more concerned about being
trapped there, Sir.
HAMMOND
You got out the last time.
TEAL'C
There is no guarantee we will be able
to extract ourselves again.
HAMMOND
Okay, I'll tell you what if you don't
come out in one week, I'll send in SG-2
to pull you out, besides what's so bad
about being in there? It sounds to me
like you can experience all kinds of
fascinating things.
JACKK
You mean, like watching old friends
die and...
DANIEL
Parents.
JACK
Family getting killed over and over
again.
HAMMOND
Or seeing Major Kawalsky alive and well?
Who knows, Colonel, maybe you could
even see your son. Dr Jackson, perhaps
you could visit the ancient worlds you've
always wondered about. You can go anywhere
your memories or imaginations want to
go.
JACK
That's enough. Let's just have a look
here shall we?
Jack gets up and looks behind Hammonds ears
HAMMOND
What are you doing, Colonel?
JACK
I'm looking for the edges of a mask.
HAMMOND
What?
JACK
You're obviously not the real General
Hammond.
HAMMOND
Sit down, Colonel.
JACK
I don't think so, bucko. The jig's up,
we're on to ya.
HAMMOND
What are you talking about?
SAM
We're still on P7J-989.
JACK
Oh, you betcha. This is just a new game
brought to you by our good friend the
Keeper.
HAMMOND
You are way out of line, Colonel.
JANET
You could be having a nervous reaction
to the machines, we should get you back
to the infirmary and run some tests.
JACK
No, you should get us out of these damn
machines is what you should do!
JACK
Oh, what!?
HAMMOND
Colonel, your insubordination is testing
my patience. I will give you one final
chance to follow my order and rejoin
the residents of the artificial world.
SAM
Residents. That's what the Keeper called
them.
Sam and Daniel stand up.
HAMMOND
Are you going back in or not, Colonel?
JACK
I'm already in!
HAMMOND
Place SG-1 under arrest and place them
in isolation where they can speak to
no-one.
The team are placed in a cell
TEAL'C
O'Neill, you seem quite confident that
we are not on Earth.
JACK
Because we're not. Did that sound like
the real General Hammond to anyone?
TEAL'C
It is my understanding that we can only
experience past events in this environment.
SAM
Actually the Keeper said we can experience
anything that we remember or that we
can imagine.
JACK
We're still on PJ7-nine eight niner,
it's a fake environment.
The guard lifts his head. It's Kawalsky
KAWALSKY
Is that really so bad? I mean come on,
haven't you people missed me at all?
Why are you resisting this? Think of
all the fun we could have together.
Doctor Jackson, you gotta admit I used
to make you laugh. Colonel, who are
you gonna get to play street hockey
with who can kick your butt they way
I can? Captain Carter, think what it
would be like never to grow old, because
you never do here you know.
JACK
Who are you?
KAWALSKY
Who am I? Colonel, are telling me you
don't remember me? I'm hurt, I'm really
hurt.
JACK
No, no, I know who you're pretending
to be, but who are you really? Are you
the Keeper?
KAWALSKY
Nah, not me.
JACK
Then what? Some kind of projection,
because you're not real and if you're
not real you won't mind this.
Jack punches out Kawalsky and Teal'c hits the other guard. They
quickly leave the room and bump into the residents
JACK
Hello.
RESIDENT
We have been looking for you.
RESIDENT
Please, tell us what you began to tell
us before.
RESIDENT
About what it is like outside.
TEAL'C
It is in fact quite agreeable outside.
RESIDENT
The poison is gone?
RESIDENT
Everything is not dead?
DANIEL
Well, no, quite the opposite, everything
is blooming.
RESIDENT
How can that be? The Keeper tells us
it is dangerous?
JACK
Well, the Keeper lies.
RESIDENT
How can we trust these creatures above
the Keeper who has cared for us for
so long?
JACK
I'll tell ya what, come with us. We'll
show you.
DANIEL
Where are we going?
JACK
Back through the gate to show them what
their planet looks like, in our memories,
before the virtual reality. Leave me
alone.
The team and the residents enter the gateroom
HAMMOND
Unauthorised Stargate activation, shutting
down the gate. SG-1, you are trying
my patience.
The team go up to the control room and Hammond runs away
JACK
Daniel, with me.
They follow him. Hammond turns back into the keeper and goes
through another door. At the end of a hallway, the team are still
strapped in the chairs.
The team wake up and get out of the chairs
DANIEL
Do you think we're really out this time?
Jack see's the keeper
JACK
Hey!
GAMEKEEPER
Please do not hurt me, I meant you no
harm, understand my people' s existence
has become stagnant, I wanted only good
for them.
SAM
How long have you been coming out to
tend this garden?
GAMEKEEPER
Lovely is it not?
JACK
How long?
GAMEKEEPER
Oh, many, many years.
DANIEL
Then why do you lie to your people?
Why don't, why don't you give them the
option to come out with you?
GAMEKEEPER
Because it was our kind that damaged
the planet in the first place, if I
let them out they will only hurt it
again.
SAM
You're kidding.
TEAL'C
Perhaps your people will not make the
same mistakes again.
JACK
Yeah, you're big on giving people a
second chance aren't ya?
GAMEKEEPER
No-one is preventing them from leaving,
portals such as the one you've used
are everywhere within.
DANIEL
So, you mean we could've left anytime
we wanted? All we had to do was go through
one of those doors?
GAMEKEEPER
One may leave at any time, portals are
always open.
JACK
Of course, people have to know they
exist to use them.
GAMEKEEPER
Which you have now shown them.
SAM
And they have to know there's somewhere
to go.
GAMEKEEPER
And you have told them that. You have
ruined everything, poisoned their minds,
the damage is done.
The residents appear
Daniel dials the gate
RESIDENT
Again, we thank you; you have given
us a whole new world of beauty and future
experiences.
JACK
Well you've still got a lot of work
to do, but we'll send along some supplies
to get you started.
GAMEKEEPER
They are ruining everything. Do you
know they are actually picking the flowers?
JACK
This is real this time, isn't it?
The residents are picking the flowers
GAMEKEEPER
Do not pull that! You are ruining the
garden! I told you they will ruin everything
- first the garden, next the entire
planet!
JACK AND DANIEL
It's real.
GAMEKEEPER
You are ruining the garden!
JACK
Thank you ma'am.
They head off to the gate
THE END
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