1:04:00
"Refuel air"?
1:04:01
Why not?
They had a choice of over a billion alveoli.
1:04:14
And a broken trigger wire.
1:04:18
A smashed transistor.
1:04:20
No way to fire the lamp.
1:04:22
Well, that's the end of the laser.
1:04:25
- You must carry spare parts.
- Nothing that's built into the chassis.
1:04:29
- If it only hadn't come loose!
- That's beside the point now.
1:04:32
- Isn't there another operation you could try?
- No. No, there's no other way.
1:04:38
I don't see the sense in going on with this.
1:04:40
- But we must!
- With no laser?
1:04:42
If you had a transistor about this size
and power output
1:04:45
and a thin enough wire, could you mend it?
1:04:48
Yes, but it requires absolute precision.
1:04:51
A surgeon might.
1:04:54
Yes. Yes, I could do it.
1:04:57
Well, if I had the parts!
1:04:59
I've got a source. All we have to do is tap it.
1:05:11
Grant, just a minute. You're surely
not going to dismantle the wireless?
1:05:15
It's just one transistor and a circuit wire.
1:05:18
That'll knock out our communications.
We'll be cutting ourselves off.
1:05:21
They'd still be able to track us by radar
because of the radioactive fuel.
1:05:29
What's it to be? The wireless, or Benes's life?
1:05:35
Send a message to the control tower.
1:05:45
Message from the Proteus, sir.
1:05:49
"Cannibalising wireless to repair laser."
1:05:52
- They're what?
- "This is our last message."
1:05:57
Incommunicado!
1:05:59
Now they're really on their own.