1604 hours
"Ok, ok…" Jack said to Sam, raising his hands in front of him. "Start from the beginning…and speak…English this time…"
Sam sighed. "Even though she hasn't had any human contact in over seven thousand years, it's theoretically possible that she could have had a telekinetic connection with someone who did and knew of our existence."
Jack thought for a few seconds before his brain caught up with him. He blinked. "You sure?"
"Well, yeah, " she said. "Humans only use a very small portion of their brain, and some humans use parts that we don't. It's possible that she uses such a large quantity of her brain, she's capable of communicating with someone on that same plane of existence even if she was suspended in cryogenics."
"Who was she communicating with then?" Jack asked.
Daniel butted in. "Well, it's also possible that she can still retain memories of when she had a Goa'uld. One of the System Lords or maybe even Jaffa could have mentioned us, and the mention of Earth triggered that lost memory."
Jack sighed. "So, we don't know how she knows us?"
"Uh…no," Sam replied.
"Well, what do we know about her?" he asked, sitting back in his swivel chair, putting his feet on his desk.
"She's very different," Daniel said.
Jack looked at him as if to say 'no shit, Daniel'
Sam laughed at Daniel, then turned to Jack. "Janet ran a CAT scan on her. Needless to say, she was pretty reluctant and it made her even more wiped out than she already is, but we found something," she said, and took a picture out of a manila envelope. It was a see-through picture of her brain. Jack held it up to the light. It was the same old, same old. Certain colors for certain things; nothing Jack ever understood. But he noticed that over in the back of her brain right in the center was a very large, very dark black mark.
"Well, I don't know much about CAT scans, but this looks like a tumor to me," Jack said.
"It looks like one…" Sam replied. "But it's not. Janet and I looked over it a hundred times…we don't know what it is. The good news is that it's not life-threatening, but whatever it is, it's nothing like I've ever seen."
"Also, the charms on her bracelet are completely original and the symbols don't match that of any culture I've ever seen," Daniel said.
"Do we know her name yet?" Jack asked.
"No…" Daniel started to say, but then Janet poked her head into Jack's office.
"Hey," she said. "She's awake again."