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* FilmingLocationCameo: While not identified as such, Sydney landmarks such as the Opera House and Harbour Bridge are seen clearly when Crichton and Harvey are riding the rollercoater during their confrontation. It was [[Recap/FarscapeS01E16AHumanReaction previously established]] that John spent time in Australia so it's possible the imagery was pulled from his memories of Sydney.
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* FilmingLocationCameo: While not identified as such, Crichton and Harvey's confrontation takes place on the Big Dipper rollercoaster at Ride/LunaParkSydney. The Sydney landmarks such as the Opera House and Harbour Harbor Bridge are can be seen clearly when Crichton and Harvey are riding the rollercoater during their confrontation.in several shots. It was [[Recap/FarscapeS01E16AHumanReaction previously established]] that John spent time in Australia so it's possible the imagery was pulled from his memories of Sydney.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Crichton vents his frustration over the Ancients giving him the wormhole knowledge but not allowing him to access it consciously.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Crichton vents his frustration over the Ancients giving him the wormhole knowledge but not allowing him to access it consciously.consciously.
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* ShapeshifterShowoffSession: Furlow is immediately suspicious of "Jack Crichton", and when he informs her that the wormhole technology must be destroyed, she pulls a gun on him, demanding to know why she should listen to anything he says. Jack responds by reverting to his otherworldly true form unprompted, instantly shocking Furlow into silence.
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* TransformationDiscretionShot: Harvey's ScarySymbolicShapeshifting makes a reappearance at the end of the episode, with Crichton turning into Harvey in a cut.
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* PredatorPastiche: The Charrids' armor makes them look much more like a Yajuta than they do unarmored.
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* FilmingLocationCameo: While not identified as such, Sydney landmarks such as the Opera House and Harbour Bridge are seen clearly when Crichton and Harvey are riding the rollercoater during their confrontation. It was [[Recap/FarscapeS01E16AHumanReaction previously established]] that John spent time in Australia so it's possible the imagery was pulled from his memories of Sydney.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: How the conflict between Crichton (with a mental assist from Jack) and Harvey plays out, naturally. [[RealDreamsAreWeirder Except it starts out as a roller-coaster ride]] before turning into an actual struggle.
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* TemporaryBlindness: Talyn is exposed to a solar flare, blinding both him and Crais.
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* TemporaryBlindness: Talyn is exposed to a solar flare, blinding both him and Crais.Crais ([[Myth/ClassicalMythology because he flew too close to the sun]]).
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* MeaningfulName: The episode title, via Myth/ClassicalMythology, references Daedalus, the great inventor of (among other things) the Labyrinth of King Minos of Crete. The episode contains no less than three talented inventors: Furlow, who is able to not only recreate Crichton's module from the scans and data she took before but also invent a Phase Shifter to protect its occupant from the effects of a wormhole (something Scorpius and his various project leaders were unable to do); Crichton himself thanks to the information the Ancients put in his head (though this is only fully unlocked in the next episode); and "Jack", who is not only the source of the wormhole knowledge (and the one who argued it be given to Crichton) but comes up with the plan to turn the shifter into a Gravitational Displacer. He's also the one who sets the plot in motion and is determined to do whatever it takes (including threatening Crichton and Furlow's lives) to ensure the wormhole technology doesn't fall into the wrong hands.
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* {{Callback}}: The same wormhole trick from "A Human Reaction" is used to let Crichton know where to stop moving.
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* {{Callback}}: CallBack:
** The same wormhole trick from "A Human Reaction" is used to let Crichton know where to stopmoving.moving.
** Stark is selected to help Crais with Talyn due to [[Recap/FarscapeS03E12Meltdown his prior experience]].
** The same wormhole trick from "A Human Reaction" is used to let Crichton know where to stop
** Stark is selected to help Crais with Talyn due to [[Recap/FarscapeS03E12Meltdown his prior experience]].
* TheDreaded: Charrids to Rygel. A thousand cycles ago, they invaded Hynerian space, slaughtered a billion Hynerians, and could only be repelled by suicide attacks.
* FromBadToWorse: Rygel dreads what could happen to his people if Charrids gain control of wormhole technology. Crais then uncovers Peacekeeper intelligence reports that say the Charrids have allied with the Scarrans.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Dominar Rygel IX, who led the climactic charge at the Battle of Katreen.
-->'''Rygel:''' He was a moron! Dominar's are far too valuable for combat, much less front lines. But you know, strangely enough, I think I understand why he did it!
* FromBadToWorse: Rygel dreads what could happen to his people if Charrids gain control of wormhole technology. Crais then uncovers Peacekeeper intelligence reports that say the Charrids have allied with the Scarrans.
* HeroOfAnotherStory: Dominar Rygel IX, who led the climactic charge at the Battle of Katreen.
-->'''Rygel:''' He was a moron! Dominar's are far too valuable for combat, much less front lines. But you know, strangely enough, I think I understand why he did it!
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* WhatTheHellHero: Crichton vents his frustration over the Ancients giving him the wormhole knowledge but not allowing him to access it consciously.
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: When the automatic turret is operating as intended under Charrid control it just peppers the general area the heroes are coming from and poses little threat. Then Rygel starts aiming it manually, and [[HoldTheLine holds off]] the entire Charrid force [[OneManArmy singlehandedly.]]
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!Tropes present in this episode include:
* BerserkButton: During the mental battle, Harvey tries to convince Crichton that Jack will eventually kill the crew, including Aeryn.
-->'''Crichton:''' Do not play the Aeryn card, Scorp! You killed her!\\
'''Harvey:''' Aeryn is alive!\\
'''Crichton:''' Now Zhaan's gone! Who do I thank for that?!
* {{Callback}}: The same wormhole trick from "A Human Reaction" is used to let Crichton know where to stop moving.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Rygel knifes the captured Charrid to death.
* DontYouDarePityMe: A blinded Crais refuses Stark's help upon returning to Talyn, only to then trip and fall down. Afterwards, he swallows his pride and stops resisting Stark's help.
* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: Rygel uses a Charrid torture device on one.
* NoodleIncident: The Ancients actually did succeed in finding a new world and moved on.
* TemporaryBlindness: Talyn is exposed to a solar flare, blinding both him and Crais.
* ThatsGottaHurt: Charrids are pretty pain resistant, but Rygel explains that their torture devices are designed to be effective against even them.
!Tropes present in this episode include:
* BerserkButton: During the mental battle, Harvey tries to convince Crichton that Jack will eventually kill the crew, including Aeryn.
-->'''Crichton:''' Do not play the Aeryn card, Scorp! You killed her!\\
'''Harvey:''' Aeryn is alive!\\
'''Crichton:''' Now Zhaan's gone! Who do I thank for that?!
* {{Callback}}: The same wormhole trick from "A Human Reaction" is used to let Crichton know where to stop moving.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Rygel knifes the captured Charrid to death.
* DontYouDarePityMe: A blinded Crais refuses Stark's help upon returning to Talyn, only to then trip and fall down. Afterwards, he swallows his pride and stops resisting Stark's help.
* HoistByTheirOwnPetard: Rygel uses a Charrid torture device on one.
* NoodleIncident: The Ancients actually did succeed in finding a new world and moved on.
* TemporaryBlindness: Talyn is exposed to a solar flare, blinding both him and Crais.
* ThatsGottaHurt: Charrids are pretty pain resistant, but Rygel explains that their torture devices are designed to be effective against even them.
