For three of the four Rangers, bringing in the others was not a very hard
task. Of all the rangers, it was easiest for Kat. The hardest part of her
task was bringing in David, Tommy's biological brother. It was the hardest
because, how could she tell David that his recently found brother is
currently trapped in some unknown kind of danger? There was no way for her
to tell him this. Whatever it is that Trey has to talk to all of them
about, it would be, in some way, best if he would explain it all, after
all, he is the one who knows the most of what is happening.
For Kat, Kim was the hardest to teleport in unnoticed. It wasn't that she didn't know where Kim was at this time. Actually, it was quite the opposite; she had the address of Kim's apartment during the games, since she had visited the former pink ranger quite often. The problem was finding Kim in a secluded spot so the two of them can teleport to the power chamber. That would have gone off without a hitch had the original Pink Ranger's roommate not shown up when she did. Luckily, it wasn't too much of a problem.
Rocky seizing Aisha was a challenge. To get her here, they needed to forge certain documentation and acquire a visa to enter the United States. After time reversed itself, Aisha was no longer a citizen of America. It was as if she wasn't even here, therefore she'd be an illegal citizen. They deduced that after hearing to what Trey has to say, Aisha would return to Kenya and catch a flight to the US. While she is here illegally, she will remain in the chamber. In this way, they wouldn't have to deal with unwanted governmental issues to deal with.
Finding Zack and Trini wasn't difficult for Adam. The challenging part was, for Adam to smuggle his friends out of the Peace Conference, permanently. To take a trip in Geneva or Zurich or any other place in Switzerland, all they had to do was sign out and remain in touch with authority. Getting out of the conference, or at least leaving Switzerland for a short while, is a different matter altogether.
Unless dire emergencies, the conference was not something they could just abandon. Such circumstances required proof, per example: a close relative- parent, sibling.
Then there was another way, when their term is completed. The reason for Jason coming home was that he opted not to extend his time at the conference. It seemed like a wasted effort, and with his term finished, he gladly chose to come home. Zack and Trini felt differently, so when given the opportunity, they stayed behind.
Going home now was the right thing to do, but to accomplish this required skills that goes against what the conference stands for. They could try with the truth, but they're afraid of the consequences. With their friends' lives at stake, they took the only guaranteed option, claiming Trini's family was in some kind of accident (which was true, but the news hasn't reached her yet) and for support, she needs Zack with her.
When asked if they'd be returning, Zack replied no, that he has the feeling they'd need to remain in the states indefinitely.
For Kat, Kim was the hardest to teleport in unnoticed. It wasn't that she didn't know where Kim was at this time. Actually, it was quite the opposite; she had the address of Kim's apartment during the games, since she had visited the former pink ranger quite often. The problem was finding Kim in a secluded spot so the two of them can teleport to the power chamber. That would have gone off without a hitch had the original Pink Ranger's roommate not shown up when she did. Luckily, it wasn't too much of a problem.
Rocky seizing Aisha was a challenge. To get her here, they needed to forge certain documentation and acquire a visa to enter the United States. After time reversed itself, Aisha was no longer a citizen of America. It was as if she wasn't even here, therefore she'd be an illegal citizen. They deduced that after hearing to what Trey has to say, Aisha would return to Kenya and catch a flight to the US. While she is here illegally, she will remain in the chamber. In this way, they wouldn't have to deal with unwanted governmental issues to deal with.
Finding Zack and Trini wasn't difficult for Adam. The challenging part was, for Adam to smuggle his friends out of the Peace Conference, permanently. To take a trip in Geneva or Zurich or any other place in Switzerland, all they had to do was sign out and remain in touch with authority. Getting out of the conference, or at least leaving Switzerland for a short while, is a different matter altogether.
Unless dire emergencies, the conference was not something they could just abandon. Such circumstances required proof, per example: a close relative- parent, sibling.
Then there was another way, when their term is completed. The reason for Jason coming home was that he opted not to extend his time at the conference. It seemed like a wasted effort, and with his term finished, he gladly chose to come home. Zack and Trini felt differently, so when given the opportunity, they stayed behind.
Going home now was the right thing to do, but to accomplish this required skills that goes against what the conference stands for. They could try with the truth, but they're afraid of the consequences. With their friends' lives at stake, they took the only guaranteed option, claiming Trini's family was in some kind of accident (which was true, but the news hasn't reached her yet) and for support, she needs Zack with her.
When asked if they'd be returning, Zack replied no, that he has the feeling they'd need to remain in the states indefinitely.