where is she, miri? where is she, miri? where's janice? what's the matter with you? how should i know? where is she? has something happened to her? don't you feel all right? no, i don't feel all right! none of us feel all right! can't you see what's going on? jim, i don't want anything to happen to you. i've got to find janice. that's not all, captain. we've got to find those communicators. we're trying, mr. spock. we're trying very hard. that's not enough! this could be it, but we can't test it without the ship's computers. this is the vaccine? that's what the computers will tell us. without them, it could be a beaker full of death. did you hear them? we only have a few hours left. i don't care. you've got to care. miri... i'm going to tell you something. you, your friends, all the onlies, are going to get the disease unless we succeed in what we're doing. you've seen some your friends get it. sometimes it happens. ing up the way you are... don't you know why you don't like to play games anymore, why you don't see your friends the way you used to? it's because you'r

miri. miri... pretty name... for a pretty young woman. [bang] guards! cover me. ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah ? nyah yah yah-yah yah children, captain, lots of them. we couldn't begin to get close to them. they just seemed to scurry away... like animals. only children. miri said all the adults died. that creature which attacked us was certainly no child. of the disease the girl's talking about. there must be records somewhere... and answers to some of our questions. miri... do you know any buildings where the doctors used to work? yes, i know that. them and their pills and things. will you take me there? that's a bad place. it's important. please? do you have a name, too? yes. it's jim. i like that name. good. i like yours, too. i like you. do you really? i wouldn't lie to you. i wouldn't lie to you either, jim. i remember the grups, but you're nice. you're different. why, thank you. it's already starting. i knew it would. just like it did with the grups. it'

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