The pneumatic syringe in this scene looks very similar to the one Naomi uses after jumping into space in "Oyedeng," with the same tip and blue color design. Ever the hero, Holden injects the journalist with a dose of "hyper-oxygenated blood" which quickly brings her around. When Holden finds Monica kidnapped in a shipping container on Tycho, she's already unconscious due to the lack of atmosphere. Although the episode doesn't explicitly reveal what Naomi is dosing herself with, the most likely answer can be found in The Expanse season 5's second episode. The secret to her survival lies in the injection she shoots into her leg mid-flight. Had Cyn not shared this upsetting nugget of information, Naomi might've thought twice before opening the airlock with him inside.Īfter jettisoning herself from the Pella, Naomi does her best Princess Leia impression by floating through space without a suit, reaching the safety of a faraway ship and making her way inside. This is likely due to Cyn's admission that he helped hide Filip when Naomi first tried to leave. Mirroring how she felt in the past, Naomi knows that Filip cannot be reached, but just as she resolved to continue living back then, Naomi Nagata knows she can at least save the Rocinante, and will risk her life to do so.Īmong Marco's crew mates, Cyn was the only character to share a friendship with Naomi, so it's curious that she leaves him for dead during her escape attempt. This becomes clear to Naomi when Filip contemptuously clocks her around the face, following up with a verbal dressing-down. Naomi has done everything she possibly can to win Filip over, but can't compete with the years her son has spent being indoctrinated by Marco Inaros. She comes to the exact same realization before jumping to the Chetzemoka in The Expanse season 5. During her initial suicide attempt, Naomi accepted that Filip was lost. Cyn wasn't mistaken about the look on Naomi's face - he merely misinterpreted what it meant.
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