Crozier absolutely adores this idea the moment Kate begins to explain. A place just for the gathering of scientists, no country tie or status necessary, just a mind to study the wonders of Antarctica.

They're continuing what he and James Clark Ross started.

He knows himself. Later, when he's alone, he'll think back on this and quietly weep, a show of quiet joy and profound sadness at the thought of their work truly meaning something so far into the future. Perhaps they were forgotten, but not their discoveries. It's a marvel.

"What I wouldn't give to see it for myself."