Character: Leo Fitz (Leo Fitz). Page 1

- Maybe bring her clean sheets? She would sleep in.
Yes. You deserve a good night's sleep.
Yes, I would do it myself, but last time there were a lot of women's stuff, and... she's a slob.

- What's the matter?
- You tell me. I fixed your watch. Got your indicators in the collapse of the temple. Your heart was beating at a rate of nearly... three hundred beats per minute.
- It is very fast.
- No. Not a human being. I thought it was a mistake that I incorrectly soldered them. Very difficult for me... something is wrong with the data in my head.
- What are you saying?
I was wondering how the monitor could break from the inside? Have it on hand when we found you, this makes no sense. And how we found you? Almost not wounded in the collapse, when all around was destroyed. I thought I was losing my mind. What's wrong with him something's wrong. So I spent a lot of time, or maybe I was just afraid to think that... you survived the collapse because...
- Don't...
- You called it.
- No. No, Fitz.
Reina not only has changed. And I am sure that the DNA analysis which we are conducting will confirm this. I have everything in the head, Skye. This is something wrong.
- No!
[Skye smashes the lamp powers]

- Hypoxia - that's what you did to me.
[Fitz closes the oxygen]
- Fitz? What are you doing?
- Show you. What it's like. ... When you're deprived of oxygen. Brain cells, they react first. They die, three minutes, damage is irreversible.

- I like to think about the first law of thermodynamics. That the energy does not come from nothing and does not disappear. This means that every energy inside us, every particle will live as part of something else. Perhaps it would be to live as a fish, germ... maybe burn in a supernova ten billion years. And every part of us was once part of something else: the moon, a storm cloud, a mammoth.
- Monkey.
- Monkey. Thousands and thousands of other beautiful things that were also afraid to die as we are. We gave them a new life. Good, I hope. It is noteworthy that we are here, Fitz. Where did all the life on our planet. Just outside that glass.

- Its trajectory will pass over the Lagrange points, so Herschel can't see it.
- Yes, and no emissions of coronal material, so he shouldn't lose telemetry.
- The people, not get smart, huh?

- Not often this happens, right? This is an anomaly, an extraordinary situation. Not quite the norm.
- Speaking of abnormal. Whose idea was it to blow a hole in the plane?
- Well, may said that the doors associated with the level of pressure, and I decided...
We decided that this is the only way to open them.
- That was the General idea, sir.
- Yes, and quite brilliant.
Good job.

- How many of you out there drink!
Sky, on the operational work is very important to be able to relax from time to time.
Yes, especially after a hard day, and all almost died.

We ditched the plane.
I got a new experience.
And on the head got.
- You got a new experience, but it was new for all of us.

- Fitz, where are we with the surveillance footage? Prior to the explosion.
[Fitz includes an image]
And what did we see?
Well, one guy got mad at another guy.
- Data is heavily corrupted.
Yeah, like Russia in the cold war.

The rats got lucky today. I mean here you are doing your own business, spreading filth and disease, looking for larvae of worms or rotten fruit... and lo! You see him a sandwich with prosciutto and mozzarella and a dash of pesto.

- I am an expert. Today, I would eliminate the enemy threat single-handedly. If I was working alone. But I was not ready for combat...
- Hey-Hey-Hey, what's one?
- As is typical...
Yes.
- Who do you think designs your gear?
Or the polymers for your weaponry? Create them like us.
- Try to go on a mission with a bare ass!

- Will saved Simmons life. I owe him. He deserves help.
Only because he was warmed with Simmons a couple of months... with the help of fire, doesn't mean it's worth saving.

Who needs space? Because I have something beautiful right here...

- Take the debris with them? To explore.
- Yes, of course, if you're swinging. Because it weighs about 100 thousand tons... This building.
- So, no?