Believers

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Lina Vance:
So you're saying that the Quanta Group is *completely* self-sufficient. No medicines, no shopping for clothes, no sneaking out to a movie every now and then?

IO:
Well occasionally we need special supplies, but we spend most of our time working on our studies. We like to keep to ourselves.

Lina Vance:
Well I'm sure you can understand that that kind of behavior can make some people a little uncomfortable. So how do you respond to those who call the Quanta Group a cult?

IO:
Well this is why I'm here, to convey that we're not. Our belief system is based on empirical evidence. Cults are based on blind faith. Sometimes on science fiction author's beliefs.

Lina Vance:
I see. Well let me ask you, how long has Doctor Talbot been leading your organization?

IO:
You would define define it a "10 years".

Lina Vance:
Really? Well how would you define it?

IO:
Well the teacher has shown us that time is non-linear. It could be 10 years or 10 minutes. It all becomes irrelevant in the context of a multiverse.

Lina Vance:
Well unfortunately my time is all too linear here, so we're going to have to be wrapping it up with IO, from the Quanta Group. I love the name, by the way.

Libby:
The Teacher brought my mom back.

David Vaughn:
Libby, it's not true, okay?

Libby:
Isn't that what you guys do? Try to save people?

David Vaughn:
Yes, yes we do Libby. We're trained professionals, okay, we have the right equipment, and even then sometimes it doesn't work.

Deborah:
[last lines - sky civil emergency horns, looking up at sky] That's incredible. Have you ever seen anything like this?

David Vaughn:
Can't be...

Libby:
Uncle Dave, it looks like fire.

Deborah:
Dave, I think we should go inside. Dave.

David Vaughn:
It's impossible...

Deborah:
David. David!