Morpheus has evolved the dust into a carnivorous life form. Rasmussen admits that the Doctor thought there was some connection between Morpheus and the creatures that attacked them.Īs the team leaves the lab to look for Deep-Ando, the Doctor says that the dust is sleep dust: the dried mucus crust in the corner of humans' eyes after they wake up. The Doctor isn't impressed and sarcastically congratulates Rasmussen on conquering Nature… and created an abomination. Chopra objects but Rasmussen points out that time is money and Nagata agrees with him. Rasmussen explains that he invented Morpheus and the pod changes the fundamental chemistry of the brain. Clara thinks that it's insane and Chopra agrees. Users can go for a month without sleep and work to turn more profit. She explains that Morpheus concentrates the entire nocturnal experience into a 5-month burst. Rasmussen plays a hologram of the Morpheus speaker. Rasmussen explains that he wanted to get out of the pod, but the Doctor demanded explanations. Clara knocks on the lid and says that they're not going to hurt the occupant. Before Nagata can explain, 474 notices that one other pod is occupied. The Doctor demands to know what Morpheus is. The pod opens a few seconds later and Clara is fine. It closes, and Nagata assures the Doctor that it's fine.
He goes back to trying to contact Deep-Ando, and Clara opens one of the pods and enters it. Clara finds several large devices and Chopra explains that they're Morpheus pods. The Doctor analyzes the dust and confirms that it appears to be normal dust. In the lab, Nagata tries to contact Deep-Ando on her radio but gets no response. The arm dissolves into dust and the creatures retreat.Įlsewhere on the station, Deep-Ando tries to contact Nagata on his radio but gets no response. They run into a lab and try to barricade the door, and one creature's arm is caught in the door when they finally slam it shot. The group retreats and Deep-Ando gets separated from the others. The team continues on and several humanoid figures emerge from the shadows above. The Doctor is aware of the concept, and Clara finds it disgusting.
She reminds Chopra that the grunts are "grown" to react to any attack. Nagata orders him to release Chopra, and the grunt does so. When Chopra pushes him away, 474 interprets it as a physical thread, and grabs and pins him. 474 says that Chopra has nothing to worry about. As they proceed, Clara complains that it feels like they're being watched. The group proceeds through the station and the Doctor tells Clara that they're in the 38th century, after the Great Catastrophe. She informs them that they're under her command and orders them to come with the team. He asks what the rescue team is doing there, and Nagata explains that the station fell silent 24 hours ago and they've come to find out why. The doctor flashes his psychic paper, identifying the two of them as stress assessors. 474 hears people talking, and the soldiers find the Doctor and Clara. The rescue team boards the station and discovers that the emergency lighting is on. The team is there to rescue him, and Rasmussen warns that if the viewer is going to watch, they should pay attention because their lives may depend on it. Rasmussen says not to get too attached to the rescue party, and explains that the footage is from their viewpoints and the station video. Nagata tells him to focus on the assignment and they wait as the shuttle approaches Le Verrier.
Deep-Ando emerges from the Morpheus pod, and Chopra complains that they're now stealing sleep from them. The team from Titan assembles: commander Jagganth Daikl-Nagata, conscript Osamu Aimi-Chopra, 2nd class conscript Haruka Deep-Ando, and grunt 474. He apologizes for the bits that are missing and admits that he doesn't fully understand what is going on, but the video shows what happened. Something growls in the distance, and Rasmussen says that he's put the recorded events into some kind of order so that the viewer can understand. Rasmussen explains that he's aboard the Le Verrier Space Station in orbit above Neptune. He comes on camera and warns that the viewer can never unsee what they will see if they watch. Professor Gagan Rasmussen sends a video warning the viewer that they must not watch what follows.
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