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who forces Ray into a restroom in front of Sir Arthur C. Clarke. After giving Ray a message, King knocks him out with a weird Martian object, which Ray retains. Philip Chandler, a private detective, finds and revives Ray. Chandler recognizes him but won't reveal his mission. Ray joins Ceel and Tenzen in their stateroom; Ceel and Tenzen talk about honor, courage and the rights of all beings. Ceel picks up the strange Martian object and immediately passes out. | |||||||||||||||||||
