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To honor their fallen comrades, the ''Nautilus'' sets course for the underwater graveyard of Atlantis. On the way, Nadia begins to question everything that has happened and wonders why she was chosen to wield the Blue Water.
Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France.
The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France.
The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France.
The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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*** Similarly, the giant skeleton serving as the front entrance will make more sense after the Adam reveal in Episode 37 (the implication is that this was another early genetically-engineered human). The gateway responding to Nemo's Blue Water also hints the Blue Waters are master control keys to Atlantean technology (which is why Gargoyle is so desperate to acquire them, as he needs them to locate and access ''Red Noah'').
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* EarlyBirdCameo: A vision of Nadia's Mother briefly appears when she tries to throw the Blue Water into the ocean.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: A vision of Nadia's Mother (which are implied to be one of Nadia's earliest memories) briefly appears when she tries to throw the Blue Water into the ocean.ocean.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Nadia's Mother's character model is different from its subsequent appearances (from the Blue Water's necklace to her facial structure and even clothing).
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Nadia's Mother's character model is different from its subsequent appearances (from the Blue Water's necklace to her facial structure and even clothing).
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** There are subtle hints even this early that Atlantis is what's left of ''Green Noah'': The controlled environment, the semi-still-functioning machinery, the ''Nautilus'' docking with the Tower of Babel, and even the question of ''how'' such an advanced city could've been built this far underwater 12,000 years ago.
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* WrongGenreSaavy: Again, Jean (justifiably thanks to the late 19th Century setting) doesn't realize Science-Fiction has begun overtaking their Steampunk Action-Adventure (and that the Blue Water is not a jewel, but a ''highly''-advanced piece of alien technology).
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* WrongGenreSaavy: WrongGenreSavvy: Again, Jean (justifiably thanks to the late 19th Century setting) doesn't realize Science-Fiction has begun overtaking their Steampunk Action-Adventure (and that the Blue Water is not a jewel, but a ''highly''-advanced piece of alien technology).
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* Jean's test on the Blue Water. The strange markings as viewed through the microscope (which we've seen here and there) are electronic circuits (though Jean doesn't have the technological context to recognize that). That, combined with the Blue Water's being able to cut through a piece of ''Nautilus'' hull is another clue it's origin is not of this world.
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** The Chief Engineer's discussion with Electra during the funeral all but confirms Nadia is Nemo's daughter -- or at least confirms they all know about the connection to (something that was implied by Electra's knowledge in Episodes 04 and 09-10).
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** The Chief Engineer's discussion with Electra during the funeral all but confirms Nadia is Nemo's daughter -- or at least confirms they all know about the connection to (something that was implied by Electra's knowledge in Episodes 04 and 09-10).09-10).
* WrongGenreSaavy: Again, Jean (justifiably thanks to the late 19th Century setting) doesn't realize Science-Fiction has begun overtaking their Steampunk Action-Adventure (and that the Blue Water is not a jewel, but a ''highly''-advanced piece of alien technology).
* WrongGenreSaavy: Again, Jean (justifiably thanks to the late 19th Century setting) doesn't realize Science-Fiction has begun overtaking their Steampunk Action-Adventure (and that the Blue Water is not a jewel, but a ''highly''-advanced piece of alien technology).
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Played with Eiko having been on the same ship as Jean's Father. On the one hand, it ''is'' coincidental, but it also ''can'' be justified given the ''Nautilus''' own clashes with the ''Garfish'' (and that rescued survivors are recruited into the fight against Gargoyle).
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** A welter of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and boy, do they sound ''pissed'' at him. ''Why'' will be clearer after Episode 22.
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* Jean's test on the Blue Water. The strange markings as viewed through the microscope (which we've seen here and there) are electronic circuits (though Jean doesn't have the technological context to recognize that). That, combined with the Blue Water's being able to cut through a piece of ''Nautilus'' hull is another clue it's origin is not of this world.
** A welter of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and boy, do they sound ''pissed'' at him. ''Why'' will be clearer after the revelations of Episode 22.
** A welter of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and boy, do they sound ''pissed'' at him. ''Why'' will be clearer after the revelations of Episode 22.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The odds of Jean's Father having survived the loss of his ship weren't high to being with. Jean even acknowledged it back in the Pilot, but was hopeful he was wrong until Eiko confirms it.
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Empire.]]]]
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** A cacophony of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and they sound ''pissed'' at him. Why will be clearer after Episode 22.
** Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
** Atlantis did exist and was destroyed. So, then, where exactly did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? After all, for a new Atlantis to rise, there ''had' to be survivors. The missing link between the original Atlanteans and the Neo-Atlanteans will be revealed in Episode 22 and further explored in Episodes 31 and 35-36.
** Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
** Atlantis did exist and was destroyed. So, then, where exactly did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? After all, for a new Atlantis to rise, there ''had' to be survivors. The missing link between the original Atlanteans and the Neo-Atlanteans will be revealed in Episode 22 and further explored in Episodes 31 and 35-36.
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** A cacophony welter of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and boy, do they sound ''pissed'' at him. Why ''Why'' will be clearer after Episode 22.
** Electra indicates the original Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
** Atlantis did exist and wasdestroyed.destroyed as per Plato's legends. So, then, where exactly did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? After all, for a new Atlantis to rise, there ''had' to be survivors. The missing link between the original Atlanteans and the Neo-Atlanteans will be revealed in Episode 22 and further explored in Episodes 31 and 35-36.
** Electra indicates the original Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
** Atlantis did exist and was
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** Atlantis did exist and was destroyed. So, then, where did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? For a new Atlantis to arrive, there ''had' to be survivors...
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** Atlantis did exist and was destroyed. So, then, where exactly did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? For After all, for a new Atlantis to arrive, rise, there ''had' to be survivors...survivors. The missing link between the original Atlanteans and the Neo-Atlanteans will be revealed in Episode 22 and further explored in Episodes 31 and 35-36.
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** Atlantis did exist and was destroyed. So, then, where did the ''Neo''-Atlanteans come from? For a new Atlantis to arrive, there ''had' to be survivors...
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of Jean by repeating his words to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of a sunny, optimistic Jean by repeating (or rather mangling) his words pledge to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
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* DespairEventHorizon: Jean's HeroicBSOD from the previous episode transitions into this upon receiving confirmation that his father is indeed dead.
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* DespairEventHorizon: Jean's HeroicBSOD from the previous episode transitions into this upon receiving confirmation that his father is indeed dead. It takes Nadia to help pull him out of it.
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To honor their fallen comrades, the ''Nautilus'' sets course for the underwater graveyard of Atlantis. On the way, Nadia begins to question everything that has happened and wonders why she was chosen to wield the Blue Water. Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France. The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France. The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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To honor their fallen comrades, the ''Nautilus'' sets course for the underwater graveyard of Atlantis. On the way, Nadia begins to question everything that has happened and wonders why she was chosen to wield the Blue Water. Water.
Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were inFrance. France.
The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in
The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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* DespairEventHorizon: Jean's HeroicBSOD from the previous episode transitions into this upon receiving confirmation that his father is indeed dead.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: A vision of Nadia's Mother briefly appears when she truies
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To honor their fallen comrades, the ''Nautilus'' sets course for the underwater graveyard of Atlantis. On the way, Nadia begins to question everything that has happened and wonders why she was chosen to wield the Blue Water. Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the ''Garfish''. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father.
As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France. The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France. The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder.
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* ApocalypseHow: The Atlantis of ''Nadia'' fell to a Class 0 scenario..
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* ApocalypseHow: The Atlantis of ''Nadia'' fell victim to a Class 0 scenario..0, consumed by nuclear weapons fire and infighting.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: ClingyMcGuffin: Nadia tries to discard the Blue Water into the ocean in the middle of a storm, only for the jewel to come flying back to her. Given the revelations later in the series, it's her Mother's spirit refusing to part from her daughter.
* EarlyBirdCameo: A vision of Nadia's Mother briefly appears when she truies
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The vision of a woman appearing when Nadia tries to discard the Blue Water. We'll eventually find out its her Mother (and that her soul is contained within Nadia's Blue Water).
** A cacophony of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and they sound ''pissed'' at him. Why will be clearer after Episode 22.
** Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
* EarlyBirdCameo: A vision of Nadia's Mother briefly appears when she truies
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The vision of a woman appearing when Nadia tries to discard the Blue Water. We'll eventually find out its her Mother (and that her soul is contained within Nadia's Blue Water).
** A cacophony of voices can be heard when Nemo uses his Blue Water to open the gates to Atlantis -- and they sound ''pissed'' at him. Why will be clearer after Episode 22.
** Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
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* AllMythsAreTrue: Atlantis does exist and did fall in a single day and night. Palto simply lacked more specific details about the fall.
* ApocalypseHow: The Atlantis of ''Nadia'' fell to a Class 0 scenario..
* {{Atlantis}}: Ancient Atlantis finally makes its first and onlyappeappearance on ''Nadia''.
* ApocalypseHow: The Atlantis of ''Nadia'' fell to a Class 0 scenario..
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* Atlantis: {{Atlantis}}: Ancient Atlantis finally makes its first and only appe
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* ActuallyPrettyFunnyL To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of Jean by repeating his words to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunnyL ActuallyPrettyFunny: To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of Jean by repeating his words to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunnyL To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of Jean by repeating his words to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
* Atlantis: Ancient Atlantis finally makes its first and only appe
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
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** Jean learning from Eiko the Sonar Officer that he served on his father...and that he was killed by the Neo-Atlanteans when their ship was destroyed.
** The Chief Engineer's discussion with Electra during the funeral all but confirms Nadia is Nemo's daughter -- or at least confirms they all know about the connection to (something that was implied by Electra's knowledge in Episodes 04 and 09-10).
* ActuallyPrettyFunnyL To try and cheer Jean up and snap him out of his funk, Nadia tries to do an impression of Jean by repeating his words to her back in the Pilot. Jean can't help smiling.
* Atlantis: Ancient Atlantis finally makes its first and only appe
* {{Foreshadowing}}: Electra indicates the Tower of Babel wasn't actually a weapon; that was just a secondary benefit of the technology. The meaning of her words will be revealed in Episode 35.
* WhamLine:
** Jean learning from Eiko the Sonar Officer that he served on his father...and that he was killed by the Neo-Atlanteans when their ship was destroyed.
** The Chief Engineer's discussion with Electra during the funeral all but confirms Nadia is Nemo's daughter -- or at least confirms they all know about the connection to (something that was implied by Electra's knowledge in Episodes 04 and 09-10).
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