[The sleep induced by Ana's dart is dreamless and his return to consciousness is slow. With the drug ebbing out of him, Gabriel comes back to himself in fits and starts, slowly beginning to process his surroundings once again. He hears Jack and Ana--or he thinks he does. Maybe it's just his brain trying to couch the experience in something familiar. The more clearheaded he becomes, the more he doubts himself, because the things they're saying don't exactly make sense.
As if any of this is supposed to make sense. The Earth is gone and he's been kidnapped by aliens.
They're talking like they know who he is, which he expects, because of course they'd know their target, but as words start to have meaning again, something doesn't line up. A trap? For who? For them, the people who have kidnapped him?
As soon as he has feeling in his extremities, he tries to move but finds himself bound. He tries to move a little harder, but it's clear now that the bindings are metal, and he's pinned awkwardly, unable to use his strength to its fullest.
He's stuck, and disoriented, and he tries to growl but the drugs are still in his system. Gabriel's head lolls, and he makes a noise. It sounds like this:]
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As if any of this is supposed to make sense. The Earth is gone and he's been kidnapped by aliens.
They're talking like they know who he is, which he expects, because of course they'd know their target, but as words start to have meaning again, something doesn't line up. A trap? For who? For them, the people who have kidnapped him?
As soon as he has feeling in his extremities, he tries to move but finds himself bound. He tries to move a little harder, but it's clear now that the bindings are metal, and he's pinned awkwardly, unable to use his strength to its fullest.
He's stuck, and disoriented, and he tries to growl but the drugs are still in his system. Gabriel's head lolls, and he makes a noise. It sounds like this:]
Ghhghhghkrkguhgh.