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Gwen, the only one from the estate left uncaptured, happily embraces the liberated children. Jack is left grieving, and Alice severs all contact with him. | Gwen, the only one from the estate left uncaptured, happily embraces the liberated children. Jack is left grieving, and Alice severs all contact with him. | ||
===Six | ===[[2010 | Six Months Later]]=== | ||
Jack has traveled the world for six months, but finds that this is not enough to rid himself of his guilt. He arranges a meeting with Gwen (now heavily pregnant) and Rhys on a hilltop in a remote location. Jack tells them that there is a cold fusion freighter currently near the edge of the Sol system, and he intends to get onboard for further travels. Gwen tearfully tells him he can't "just run away", to which he replies "Yes I can, watch me". He uses his [[vortex manipulator ]](which Gwen had retrieved from the ruins of Torchwood) to signal the freighter, which teleports him off Earth. | Jack has traveled the world for six months, but finds that this is not enough to rid himself of his guilt. He arranges a meeting with Gwen (now heavily pregnant) and Rhys on a hilltop in a remote location. Jack tells them that there is a cold fusion freighter currently near the edge of the Sol system, and he intends to get onboard for further travels. Gwen tearfully tells him he can't "just run away", to which he replies "Yes I can, watch me". He uses his [[vortex manipulator ]](which Gwen had retrieved from the ruins of Torchwood) to signal the freighter, which teleports him off Earth. | ||
