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Remember.

You still have it.

I've never taken it off.

1996.

You were the most radiantly beautiful,

pig-tailed girl in all of Shadowbrook Elementary.

Everything changed that year.

Why did you wait so long?

Why did we wait so long, Ryan?

I don't know.

I think I was afraid

that it might change things,

that I might

lose you

in the end.

I don't know if I can do it, if I can

watch you go.

Here.

We have all the time in the world.

Believe in me.

Yeah, hello?

Ryan, it's Geoff.

Geoff?

You gotta hurry.

You gotta hurry.

Hello?

Ryan, can you hear me?

Yeah, Geoff, I can hear you.

There's a bomb at the lab.

There's some crazy guy.

He's got a bomb inside the event chamber.

A what?

Is Dr. Webb with you?

Caitlin.

Caitlin?

Cate?

Hi, this is Dr. Caitlin Webb.

I'm not available to take your call right now.

Please.

Please.

Hi, this is Dr. Caitlin Webb...

Ryan!

Dr. Winrich, thank God.

Caitlin.

Where is she?

Ryan?

Ryan, no.

- Hey, hey, sir, sir! - Come back here.

- Ryan, you can't go in there! - Ryan, wait!

I got a code 80, Temporal Science building.

Come on.

He's goin' up.

Warning, warning.

Evacuation protocols are now in effect.

Please proceed to the emergency exits.

Dispatch we are 10-74 on that runner.

Hey!

Hey, stop right there!

Freeze!

Terminal lock engaged.

It's never gonna be the same now.

It's never gonna be the same and it's our fault.

- Caitlin. - No.

We let him go, Ryan.

We were selfish, and now he's gone.

I can't do this.

Ryan, please don't!

You're not gonna stop, are you?

I can't stop.

Not now, not when we're so close.

Nate would never forgive us if we did.

He's gone, Ryan.

Don't you see where this is going?

Bill and now Nate, I can't lose you too.

You're all I have left.

It's not just about us anymore.

Don't you see where this leads?

They don't have to die!

Once we figure this thing out,

there's nothing that says

- they have to die, Caitlin! - Ryan,

stop and listen to yourself.

Our whole lives, everything,

everything has led up to this.

How can you ask me to turn and walk away?

You think that Nate would walk away, or Bill?

Think of what they sacrificed!

So are you doing this for them, Ryan, or for you?

I don't know!

I don't know what I'm doing anymore!

If I ask you to stop,

if I ask you to stop,

will you stop?

How?

How can I?

How can I?

I can't lose you, Ryan.

You won't.

We're gonna be together.

I promise.

Once I finish this.

So that's it then?

That's your choice?

Caitlin.

Caitlin.

Power up the portal.

We have work to do.

Warning, warning,

accelerator activation sequence initiated.

Nate gave us the clue.

Analysis of the portal after the accident

showed a transport over 75 years' time.

He solved the pulse resonance problem

by altering the number of dimensions in the equation.

So he was right all along.

Now all that's left for us to do

is to stabilize the carrier frequency

so the tissue samples stay viable upon re-entry.

If we can do that...

What are you standing around for?

Let's make it happen.

Emergence successful.

Cellular cohesion intact.

Quantum incoherence nominal.

Tachyon syncopation achieved.

So,

did we do it?

We'll know in a moment.

It worked.

There's only one thing left to do.

Good luck, Edward.

Warning, warning!

Biological organism detected.

Do you wish to override safety protocols?

Here we go.

Delivering payload in five,

four, three, two, one.

Delivery successful.

Processing.

Emergence in seven, six, five,

- four, three, two, one. - Come on, damnit, come on.

Specimen cohesion intact.

Quantum incoherence nominal.

Tachyon syncopation achieved.

We did it.

He checks out, everything.

You really did it.

We did it.

All of us.

- Oh. - Yeah.

They would be proud.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dr. Webb, Dr. Winrich,

in honor of this momentous occasion...

Success!

- Wow. - That one's for you.

How did you sneak this in here, you two?

I might have hidden it in my lab coat.

A toast, what are we toasting?

To Nobel Prizes by the bucket loads.

- Nobel Prizes! - Cheers.

To Nathan.

And to Nathan.

- To Nathan. - To Nathan.

And to Edward, the time-traveling mouse.

And to Edward, to Edward.

To Edward.

Wait, wait, hold on a second.

Yeah, no.

I think you're a little young.

He is too young.

- Oh, no, no, no, no. - Come on, drink it!

Look at you, you're already wasted.

See that?

You're a sloppy drunk.

What are we gonna say?

We are gonna get in trouble, you guys.

We'll tell them it's a celebration.

- Excuse me. - I don't know, I don't know.

Can't believe this little guy, what a journey!

Edward, Edward's my hero!

Aw, he's sleeping!

- Dr. Winrich! - Dr. Winrich!

Dr. Winrich!

Tell us about the discovery!

Dr. Winrich, is it true?

Is it true you sent a living creature

through the time portal?

Dr. Winrich, will you be the first man

to travel through time?

What does this mean for the future of mankind?

Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me.

Someone leaked it to the press.

No comment, no comment!

Over here, Dr. Winrich.

Ladies and gentlemen...

Are you ready, buddy?

It is with great pleasure

that I present to you the Quantum 42.