eside him. They watch as:</p>
  <p>56 P2</p>
  <p> He pushes in his herky-jerky way against an unseen wall<br>
    behind which he is imprisoned. His mouth is open --<br>
    but still there is no sound.</p>
  <p>57 PICARD</p>
  <p> The terror of seeing himself in such a condition. A<br>
    little sound comes from him... It's primal, in response<br>
    to what he sees and the anguish he feels from his<br>
    otherself's helpless condition.</p>
  <p>58 SCENE</p>
  <p> Pulaski responds to seeing