There were blankets!
After I was led to the detaining room and locked in I made a bee-line to a blanket on one of the beds, grabbing and draping it over myself.
I knew where I was. And that's exactly what was worrying me. I grabbed a pillow and screamed into it. I guess it didn't muffle all of the sounds, because one of the guards had peeped inside through the door window.
Why was I so calm?
I opened my eyes when I heard the door open and inside had stepped O'Neill and Teal'c. The calm that I had felt before was slowly ending.
"So, Alice," started Colonel, setting down on the opposite bed. Teal'c had stayed near the door, his hands behind the back. "How did you manage to come through the Gate?"
"I...ah," I had to check if this world was parallel to mine or a completely different one to mine. I needed to know the year. How exactly do I explain without coming through like a complete 'wacko'? They might understand if Daniel had gone through the mirror of parallel realities, don't they? But what if he hadn't? And what if this was a parallel reality to the world in the series? Here goes nothing? "Has Doctor Daniel Jackson gone through a mirror yet?"
The young woman was asking some very interesting questions. They had recently arrived from the Apophis' ship, destroying it in the Earth's planet after Daniel had visited a parallel world, which had suffered an attack of the Goa'uld. How did she find it out? What else did she know?
"Alice, let's start from the beginning. I'm Colonel Jack O'Neill, and this is…"
"Teal'c," she had continued, glancing at the Jaffa, and focusing back at the colonel. "Previously, the First prime of Apophis, the false-god. You also have on your team the mentioned before Doctor Daniel Jackson, who was rejected by his science society, or what not, for thinking the pyramids were docking stations of alien ships and Captain (?) Samantha Carter, who had told you, when you had first met to address her as Captain and not Doctor due to military rules."
When the girl interrupted, Teal'c took out a zat'ni'katel and even its activation noise didn't stop her.
"It seems that we are at a disadvantage here, seeing as you know so much about us," Colonel sighed, adding to himself 'and we nothing about you'.
She dared to roll her eyes at him.