Seriously, go find it.

## Dialogue

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This is a terrible idea. I just want that on the record.

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That way, when they find my body all chopped in half with a space chainsaw or whatever, I get to say "I told you so."

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(Hey, I'll be dead. I'll have to take my little victories where I can get them.)

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Okay. Okay. So, I'm back in the main corridor, with all the debris all over the place, and I'm just trying to be careful so I don't--

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[Taylor is busy]

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Sorry. I tripped over something and went down hard.

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And, uh, despite everything you may have read... in space, you can definitely hear YOURSELF scream.

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And it's a little embarrassing.

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But the good news is, the thing I tripped over? It's another little generator!

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It's a different model than the one I've got back at the Varia, powering the pod -- a little smaller, a little lighter --

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but in essence, I've just doubled my power supply!

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So I'm calling this excursion into the nightmare ship a success, and I'm also calling it finished.

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Time for me and my generator to get the hell out of Dodge.

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[Taylor is busy]

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Ah. God. I would kiss this soil if I didn't think Earth would get jealous.

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I don't know what that was. Maybe... maybe it was nothing. Just my mind playing tricks.

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It would sure suck if I survived a spaceship crash only to suffer a heart attack jumping from shadows, huh?

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I'm just gonna sit here for a minute and try to catch my breath, okay?

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[Taylor is busy]

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### Storyline A: If Taylor's ankle was injured walking into the large Crater.

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Yeah. Much better.

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All right, before I go any further, let's stop and assess things for a minute.

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It looks like I've got a long hike north, in a northward direction, before I get to that peak up north.

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From here, I can see a couple more craters in my direct path -- small ones, though, nothing like the one I navigated earlier.

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This probably wouldn't be the worst time to pause for a little food and drink to refuel before I start off again.

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Shoulder hurts pretty bad.

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And my stupid ankle isn't doing much better. Man, I'm kind of a mess, aren't I?

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I've got this little generator. The question is, do I lug it with me all the way to the peak?

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Or I do leave it here with the caravel, and just snag it on my return walk back to the Varia?

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(Check out the optimism inherent in the idea that I'm even gonna make it back to the Varia. Go, Taylor.)

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### Storyline B: If Taylor kept the rat food and walked the perimeter of the crater.

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Yeah. Much better.

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All right, before I go any further, let's stop and assess things for a minute.

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It looks like I've got a long hike north, in a northward direction, before I get to that peak up north.

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From here, I can see a couple more craters in my direct path -- small ones, though, nothing like the one I navigated earlier.

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This probably wouldn't be the worst time to pause for a little food and drink to refuel before I start off again...

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...if you can call rat pellets and Habitrail water a "snack."

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Shoulder hurts pretty bad.

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I've got this little generator. The question is, do I lug it with me all the way to the peak?

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Or I do leave it here with the caravel, and just snag it on my return walk back to the Varia?

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(Check out the optimism inherent in the idea that I'm even gonna make it back to the Varia. Go, Taylor.)

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## Options

* Leave the ginny there.
* Take the ginny with you.

## Previous Options

* I agree. Get out now!
* Find out what it was.