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1. We start with a flashback, a look into Simon and River's lives before the academy. How long ago was this?
2. Meanwhile, in the here and now, River is having a bad day. She gets rather "morbid and creepifying". According to River, how long does it take the human body to be drained of blood, given adequate vacuuming systems?
3. Zoe says that if they smuggle stock again, it should be something smaller than cattle. What does Wash suggest that they smuggle?
4. Simon is always very worried about the Alliance. He doesn't want to stray too far should they show up. Mal reassures him, telling him that the closest Alliance cruiser is hours out, and they wouldn't visit the backwater they're on. What is the name of that cruiser?
5. Wherever there's illegal dealings you'll find haggling. This is clearly standard business procedure. The men buying the cattle agreed on 30-a-head with Badger. Mal predicts the price that they'll actually settle on. What is it?
6. Another flashback, this time not as far back. Simon is trying to explain to his parents that something is wrong with River. She wrote about a ball that they never went to. Whose ball was it?
7. Book's hurt pretty bad, and this time they can't turn to Simon for help. Mal and Wash are going through their options. Where does Wash suggest that they go that Mal shoots down because it's more than 10 hours away?
8. Zoe hands the Alliance officer the ship's papers. They're clearly fake, because the papers list the ship's captain as who?
9. River disappeared for a short time and came back with a skirt full of hodgeberries. Simon reminisces about finding hodgeberry bushes that they thought had grown wild. On whose estate were those bushes?
10. Last flashback. Simon was doing his best to help River, but he ended up getting arrested. His very unhappy father comes to bail him out. How much did that cost?
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