The Impostor Files: The Making of 'Impostor' Page #2
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and you are now the proud father
of an 80-ton baby girl.
July 16, 1945- 5:29 a. m.
What?
Oppenheimer tests
in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
Ah.
Three weeks later
in Hiroshima, Japan
wiping out 140,000 people.
Oppenheimer sees the madness
and urges the UN to gain control
of thermonuclear development.
Government turns around
and calls him
a Communist sympathizer.
Let the celebration begin.
And when it was all over
Einstein said
"Only two things are infinite:
"the universe
and human stupidity
and I'm not sure
about the universe. "
What's the matter with you?
Nothing.
I'd say it's ambivalence.
I don't have that luxury, myself
but then again, I see
Have we met?
This weapon is a godsend.
It will ensure the preservation
of our race
and our faith.
Right.
Do we know each other?
I work for the ESA.
The ESA?
You're here because
of the Chancellor.
I'm Major Hathaway.
Special unit.
Enemy infiltration.
What's this about?
Spence! My God!
What the hell are you doing?
Are you insane?
Do you know who this is?
Get off me!
You're dead!
Take it away.
Are you insane?
Hey, Spence, who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
You know who this is?
You know who this is?
Who are you?
Good. You've come around.
I've been waiting on you.
You'll be thankful
for those drugs.
Spencer Olham was a genius.
At 15 he'd mastered differential and integral calculus.
Harvard, M.I.T.
Ph. D. in biochemical
engineering
Cavendish Laboratory,
top subatomic physicist
and all by the age of 23.
Outstanding.
No military record.
Father, John Olham, fighter
pilot, distinguished service.
Ship went down
in historic Z-12 dogfight.
MIA case
until they found his body
at a Centauri P.O.W. camp.
He'd been flayed alive.
Young Spencer was
eight years old.
Spencer Olham was a driven man.
I'm not happy about losing him.
And when I'm not happy,
nobody's happy.
Wha...
Do you like jokes?
I have a joke for you.
Knock, knock.
Why are you doing this?
I'll say it one more time:
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Not Spencer Olham.
What do you want?
Yes?
Come on... ouch!
Come on. Ouch!
Ouch!
Three days ago
our Special Ops team
intercepted a Centauri
Intelligence courier.
This was on its body.
Centauri. Your native tongue.
Sounds like a wild boar
on the make.
Anyway...
and decoded your plan
to infiltrate our installations
using humanoid robots.
What?! I'm a scientist.
You're a scientist.
You know, you things
are really something.
It's not a mechanical
robot at all...
but a genetic cyborg
evolved from synthetic DNA.
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