butter, cheese for a start.
What about his eyes and his skin?
They're so odd.
Quite so. My grandmother would have
called our friend a demon
or a spirit or some sort of monster.
But current scientific methodology
allows us to dismiss superstitions
and concentrate
on scientific reality.
- Then what do you believe I am?
- You are an ice man.
Ice man?
Yes. You probably come from a race
who lived in the ice
of the Vellorian mountains.
Your skin and eye colour
are a result of prolonged exposure
to harsh winter conditions.
Then I am not ill?
Aside from your memory loss,
you do not seem to have symptoms
of any illness I am familiar with.
No. You are an ice man.
Now, get something to eat
and a good night's rest,
and I'll come back tomorrow and see
if your memory has begun to return.
Thank you.
- Hello, Gia.
- Hello.
What did Talar say about him?
Is he sick?
Not exactly. She said he's lost
his memory but seems fine otherwise.
Talar thinks he's from a race
in the mountains.
I am an ice man.
We'll have to call you something else
until your memory returns.
What was the word on the container?
Radioactive.
Mr Radioactive.
I don't like that name.
Let's call him... Jayden.
What do you think of that?
Jayden. That is acceptable.
Now, we need to clean him
and get him something to wear.
Run upstairs
and get some of my old clothes.
Yes, Father.
I wonder if Skoran can tell us
something about this metal of yours.
You, ice man!
Where'd you find this?
- I do not know.
- I told you, he's lost his memory.
- We're calling him Jayden for now.
- Jayden, huh?
- The metal is slightly warm.
- All the fragments are like that.
It's obviously been tempered
and milled.
The lustrous quality of the metal
is so pure.
This wasn't made in any forge
that I've ever seen.
- Will you sell them?
- Do you want them?
It's malleable enough
to make jewellery.
They belong to Jayden. Do you want
to sell them? You will need money.
You may be right. But I do not wish
to sell all the fragments.
They may provide
a clue to my identity.
I'll give you 20 doraks
for half the lot.
Agreed.
My leg! Get it off!
- Get it off!
- We need a lever!
It'll be alright. Don't struggle.
Jayden. Put it down.
I believe the support structure
on the anvil collapsed
because some of the wood had rotted.
Did I do something wrong, Garvin?
No. Just unexpected.
It's perfectly understandable.
Your people probably all
have great strength,
to fight off the ferocious creatures
that live in the Vellorian mountains.
You told me that no one from the
village has been to the mountains.
How do you know
there are ferocious creatures there?
It's a well-known fact.
But no one has actually seen one?
Well, not to my knowledge, but...
Father, are you alright?
I've been tired since this afternoon.
I'm sure it's nothing.
You feel slightly warm. Fresh air
and a brisk walk will do you good.
That sounds like a good idea.
I'll be back soon.
You didn't like it?
I neither liked it nor disliked it.
I simply had no appetite.
Father's cooking isn't as good
as Mother's. He tries, though.
Where is your mother?
She died about a year ago.
Father said she...
...she went to a beautiful place...
...where everything is peaceful
and everyone loves each other...
...and no one ever gets sick.
Do you think
there is a place like that?
Yes.
I do.
We lost contact with everything
above deck 21, including the bridge.
There's something wrong with one
of the antimatter-containment units.
- Switch to auxiliary control.
- Auxiliary control is not on line.
We are losing containment
on the antimatter unit three.
Alright.
Switch the EM power inverter
to the lateral... No, wait!
Use the neodyne relay.
Commander, the relay isn't holding.
Containment failure in ten seconds.
Computer, emergency procedure.
Eject antimatter unit three.
Authorisation Troi Omega Omega 31.
Unable to comply. Power to
ejection systems has been