Original sentence: After being chastised by the Eternal, Malzor consults an important Morthren device called the Obelisk.Fearing for his human friend Debi, the young alien boy named Ceeto runs away, taking the important Obelisk with him.From it, he realizes that their desperate times call for desperate measures and that they must release a deadly spore that will wipe out all lifeforms native to Earth.In doing so, he has caused the planet to be set for self-destruction.It is important to note that many facts concerning the Morthren past revealed in the episode contradict various aspects of the mythology established both in previous second season episodes, and especially those from the first season.Many fans have also pointed out the odd insertion of footage from the 1953 film depicting the assualt of the war machines in association with what we are told is a research mission.With the Blackwood group with him, they watch as it reveals the truth: after the scientific team sent on their research mission are killed, Malzor, whose mate was on the exedition, kills their leader, and makes every effort to wage a war against humanity as an act of revenge
Edited sentence: (This gives way to the fact that this is the first and only invasion made by the Morthren, so one can't help but note the confliction of this with the subtitle for the season.) In doing so, he has caused the planet to be set for self-destruction.The young alien boy named Ceeto runs away, taking an important Obelisk with him.With the Blackwood group with him, they watch as it reveals the truth: after the scientific team sent on their research mission (negating the fact that early episodes made evident that the events of '53 was an invasion effort) are killed, Malzor, whose mate was on the exedition, kills their leader, and makes every effort to wage a war against humanity as an act of revenge