:45:01
We have others.
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Others?
:45:06
One was brought from Atlanta
about 12 days ago.
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One was delivered here.
The mother didn't survive.
:45:13
Maybe it's the trip,
but I'm not feeling too well.
:45:18
That's only normal.
You haven't eaten for 24 hours.
:45:22
We've prepared a room
up there in the west wing.
:45:25
- Thank you.
- How are the babies doing?
:45:29
More alert every day.
:45:31
They communicate,
they're very much aware of each other...
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they've been quite calm,
and I think they trust me.
:45:38
My tests indicate that they have
the mental capacity...
:45:42
of a human infant of about 21 months.
:45:46
I think Mr. Scott ought to get some rest.
:45:51
No, I think I'd like to see them.
:45:56
- Are you sure?
- Yeah. I saw mine.
:46:00
I'm not afraid to look anymore.
:46:03
One thing I think you'll find:
:46:05
They bear a striking resemblance
to each other.
:46:09
Almost like brother and sister.
:46:12
Is one of them a female?
:46:19
We keep them down here
because it's more secure.
:46:24
When will Frank Davis be here?
:46:27
He won't come until it's absolutely safe.
:46:37
In my opinion,
based on their present rate of growth...
:46:40
in five or six years,
they should be capable of sexual activity.
:46:45
I pride myself in thinking...
:46:47
that these two might be the first
to reproduce on this planet.
:46:56
Which one is mine?
:46:59
He's in the laboratory upstairs.