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"While there's life, there's hope. Rain one day, shine the next."
Theocritus, Idyll 4:41 [Corydon] & James Smith, The Loves of Hero and Leander, 1653 [I now begin; Dum spiro, spero.]

Their film provides for company's emotional overflow hiding this conspiracy talk to escape slavery under SAM.

Wanda Jackson — Whole Lotta Shakin Going On
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQX5yGZvjzs

"He does not fear that end as if it were some terrible loss: no one can lose much when what he has is only a driblet.
Whether one dies sooner or later is not the issue; the issue is whether one dies well or badly. And dying well means
that one escapes the risk of living badly. For that reason I think it was quite unmanly what that fellow from Rhodes said,
the one who had been thrown into a cage by a tyrant and was being fed like some wild animal. When someone urged him
to stop eating, he replied, 'While life endures, all hopes remain.' Even if that is true, life is not worth buying at every price."
[Non tamquam de magno detrimento timet; nemo multum ex stilicidio potest perdere. Citius mori aut tardius ad rem non
pertinet, bene mori aut male ad rem pertinet; bene autem mori est effugere male vivendi periculum. Itaque effeminatissimam
vocem illius Rhodii existimo, qui cum in caveam coniectus esset a tyranno et tamquam ferum aliquod animal aleretur, suadenti
cuidam ut abstineret cibo, 'omnia' inquit 'homini, dum vivit, speranda sunt'. Ut sit hoc verum, non omni pretio vita emenda est.]
Seneca, Moral Letters to Lucilius, Epistle 70, #6.

SAM when ressuscitating Jade on the Archon's ship unwittingly at the same time healed Alec Ryder in cryogeny.

Flux Pavilion — Pull The Trigger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiTKECnkzyA

"A lanourer lay listening to a Nightingale’s song throughout the summer night. So pleased was he with it that the next
night he set a trap for it and captured it. “Now that I have caught thee,” he cried, “though shalt always sing to me.”
"We Nightingales never sing in a cage," said the bird.
"Then I'll eat thee," said the Labourer. "I have always heard say that nightingale on toast is a dainty morsel."
"Nay, kill me not," said the Nightingale; "but let me free, and I'll tell thee three things far better worth than my poor body."
The Labourer let him loose, and he flew up to a branch of a tree and said: "Never believe a captive’s promise; that’s one thing.
Then again: Keep what you have. And third piece of advice is: Sorrow not over what is lost forever."
Then the song-bird flew away."
Æsop, The Labourer and the Nightingale, 6th Century B.C.

Any other pathfinder can help top explorer Jade; immune to AI mental control, Raeka can repeat ressuscitation.