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Clips from Star Trek: Discovery - Species Ten-C (S04E04)

"[screams]"
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"[both screaming]"
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"- [whimpers] - [laughing]"
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"Hmm."
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"I think I needed that."
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"- Mm-hmm. - [Grudge meows]"
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"Apparently, Grudge did not need that."
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"[laughter]"
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"There is no one I would rather go into this with."
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"It is an honor to be at your side, today and always."
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"Aw..."
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"[Grudge yowls softly]"
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"Zora, are you positive Reno's in here?"
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"ZORA: My sensors say she's present."
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"We've been in here all day, and I haven't seen her once."
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"I... Maybe Paul found her."
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"- He should be back soon. - He is on his way back now, Ensign."
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"This is so strange."
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"- Is that her badge? - Yeah, look."
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"ZORA: I'm receiving full biometric data,"
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"even though she's not wearing it."
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"Very odd."
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"I'll run an analysis subroutine to locate the malfunction."
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"And we should page her, too."
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"She's got to be on the ship somewhere."
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"ZORA: Commander Jett Reno, please report to Engineering."
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"- Commander Reno. - Madam President."
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"If it helps to hear this, I..."
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"I do not believe we have cause to fear."
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"I wish I could say the same."
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"I must admit, I am not certain how to step into danger"
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"with one for whom I have such personal fondness."
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"Perhaps this is one of the reasons"
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"I avoid closeness with others."
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"Uh..."
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"- Mr. Saru. - Oh."
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"- From Commander Stamets. - Ah, thank you."
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"BURNHAM: All right."
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"♪"
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"Let's go."
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"♪"
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"♪"
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"T'RINA: Were we beamed onto the bridge?"
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"Where is everyone?"
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"I believe it is... a replica."
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"The Ten-C created an environment"
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"where they thought we'd be comfortable."
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"We've lost contact with Discovery."
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"We're on our own."
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"- [electrical trilling] - Not entirely."
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"An isolytic weapon."
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"It's not armed."
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"They must've built it from data they collected"
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"on the one Tarka detonated in the DMA."
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"Is it intended as a threat?"
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"Or a gift, in return for boronite?"
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"[sensor beeps]"
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"Sensors show they have sent"
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"a mist of molecules onto the viewscreen."
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"And there are the lights."
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"I will translate the message."
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"178 plus"
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"this mathematical equation equals"
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"a curiosity hydrocarbon."
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"Is the message about the weapon?"
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"178 is the atomic number for isolynium."
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"I believe this equation is an expression of volume"
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"for a convex lens-like shape."
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"The DMA."
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"Isolytic weapon plus DMA equals curiosity."
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"It's a question."
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"They put the weapon here to help us understand."
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"They want to know why the weapon was put in the DMA."
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"This implies they may be unaware"
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"of the damage the DMA has caused."
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"Well, our response needs to make them understand."
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"They need to make it stop."
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"BURNHAM: Okay."
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"Let's figure out how to say that with math."
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"[sighs]"
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"[comm chirps]"
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"Booker, it's Ndoye."
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"Your captain and a team went to talk with the Ten-C"
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"and now they're gone."
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"Scans can't find the orb they entered into."
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"Can you see it at all?"
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"Tell her to stand down."
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"- Give the talks a chance. - NDOYE: Booker, do you copy?"
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"They could be dead for all we know."
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"If the Ten-C wanted to kill any of us, we'd already be dead."
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"Assuming they do come back, we have no idea when that'll be."
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"It could be hours. Weeks? Years?"
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"Tarka, don't!"
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"[sighs]"
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"It's done."
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"Just make sure you stop the damn thing in time."
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"So, we agree on our response."
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"DMA plus us equals the "terror" hydrocarbon."
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"As they felt when their world was being destroyed."
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"The only question is how do we convey the concept of "us"?"
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"The number four, maybe. There are four of us."
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"Or six, the atomic number of carbon. We are carbon-based."
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"I-I fear that such numbers could hold"
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"other significance for the Ten-C."
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"It is easy for misunderstanding to occur"
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"between different cultures when one lacks context."
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"But what President T'Rina said,"
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"using our own biology..."
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"The air. The air."
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"They've created an artificial atmosphere"
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"based on the exact ratio of gases we need to breathe."
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"78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen,"
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".93% argon and .04% carbon dioxide."
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"- They will recognize that as us. - SARU: DMA plus us"
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"equals terror."
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"I will code and send it."
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"Ah. We are receiving a new message already."
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"They have sent us a greater-than symbol"
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"and a sadness hydrocarbon."
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""Great sadness.""
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