B5 318 - Walkabout

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PRN: 318
EPN: 62
TUS: 30/09/1996
DEU: Die Schlacht der Telepathen
ESP: El paseo
FRA: Le cheminement
STO: J. Michael Straczynski
REG: Kevin G. Cremin
GUE: Cailyn Erica Gimpel
  Lyta Alexander Patricia Tallman
  Dott.ssa Lilian Hobbs Jennifer Balgobin
  Na'Kal Robin Sachs
  Kosh (voce) Ardwight Chamberlain
  Capitano minbari Michael McKenzie


Sheridan decide di testare la capacità di un telepate di mettere in crisi una nave delle Ombre e la scelta cade su Lyta Alexander. Un nuovo ambasciatore vorlon arriva sulla stazione. Franklin inizia una lunga camminata nel Downbelow per risolvere i suoi problemi.

 

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Tempo: 00:19
Londo: What guarantees will you give me that the crews will not open fire on a Centauri vessel as it approaches Babylon 5?
Garibaldi: It's the same guarantee I gave when I said that none of the other Narns would break into your quarters in the middle of the night and slit your throat.
Londo: Mr. Garibaldi, you have never given me that promise.
Garibaldi: You're right. Sleep tight.

Tempo: 02:10
Garibaldi (ad Ivanova, su Sheridan): With everything that has been going around here lately he just needed to get out a little, stretch his legs a bit, so he took a walk. Outside. On the forward cargo stabilizers.

Tempo: 05:09
Na'Kal: Breen. You've managed to import breen from homeworld. How?
G'Kar: It... isn't actually breen.
Na'Kal: But the smell, the taste...
G'Kar: It's an Earth food. They are called Swedish meatballs. It's a strange thing, but every sentient race has its own version of these Swedish meatballs. I suspect it's one of those great universal mysteries which will either never get explained or which will drive you mad if you ever learned the truth.

Tempo: 08:48
Sheridan: Your government neglected to tell me your name. How should I refer to you when we are alone?
Kosh Ulkesh: Kosh.
Sheridan: Oh, yes, I understand that's how we are to refer to you publically, but... privately?
Kosh Ulkesh: Kosh.

Tempo: 09:06
Kosh Ulkesh (a Sheridan): We are all Kosh.

Tempo: 09:15
Sheridan: Well, he's a Vorlon, all right.
Ivanova: Yep!

Tempo: 09:51
Garibaldi: Why is everything around here always a long story? Why isn't anything ever a short story? A paragraph? Look, just give me the short version, okay?
Franklin: All right. Walkabout.
Garibaldi: That's it?
Franklin: That or the long version, so, you make your pick.

Tempo: 11:30
Franklin (a Garibaldi): The theory is: if you are separated from yourself, you start walking and you keep walking until you meet yourself. Then you sit down and have a long talk. You talk about everything that you've learned, everything that you... felt. And you talk until you run out of words. Now, that's vital, because the real important things can't be said. And then, if you are lucky, you look up and there's just you, and you can go home.

Tempo: 12:47
Kosh Ulkesh: Where?
Lyta: I'm sorry. I wasn't here. I was doing what he told me to do. He wasn't with me when he left. Not even a piece of him. I swear.
Kosh Ulkesh: Failed. Gone.
Lyta: No, I'm sorry. It's my fault.
Kosh Ulkesh: There was no other?
Lyta: No. Not that I knew of. I'm sorry. He's gone.
Kosh Ulkesh: Follow.

Tempo: 14:01
Lyta: Despite their strengths, the Vorlons are a delicate people. They do not react well to change, and they are not very forgiving of mistakes. It's been a long time since one of them died, they are taking it pretty hard.

Tempo: 14:34
Kosh Naranek (a Lyta): Is there a problem?

Tempo: 17:12
Sheridan: As you know, Mr. Garibaldi recently uncovered information which seems to indicate the Shadows have a weakness. Their ships are based on organic technology which may be vulnerable to telepathic interference. In theory a telepath might be able to jam their central operating system leaving them vulnerable to an attack.
G'Kar: I noticed a number of conditional phrases in that: "seems to indicate a weakness", "maybe vulnerable", "in theory."
Sheridan: Exactly. Maybe we are right, maybe we ain't. Unfortunately war doesn't tolerate ambiguities. We have to find out if we are right.

Tempo: 24:42
Garibaldi: It's easy to fight when you've got a lot of ships to work with. The real crunch comes when you are down to almost nothing. Then you either play it safe and you probably lose it all or you take a chance. After everything we've been through with your people, Sheridan was crazy to send our pilots out to fight for your ship. They didn't want to go, they didn't want to get blown out of the sky and leave B5 defenseless, and they sure as hell didn't want to die. But they did it because Sheridan told them to do it, and because it was right.
G'Kar: This time it is possible he could be wrong.
Garibaldi: Yeah, it's possible. But you don't follow an order because you know for sure it's gonna work out. You do what you are told, because your CO has the moral authority that says you may not come back. But the cause is just, and fair, and necessary. That's why Sheridan is out there, and dammit, that's where the cruiser should be too! It's not Na'kal's decision, G'Kar, he doesn't see the big picture. You do, so in my book, and your book, that makes it your responsibility. Deal with it!

Tempo: 30:12
Lyta (sulle Ombre e Kosh Naranek): They killed him. They tore him apart!

Tempo: 35:22
Lennier: They ran?
Sheridan: Yes, they did, Mr. Lennier. They did, indeed.

Tempo: 35:36
Kosh Naranek (a Lyta): And so it begins.

Tempo: 40:18
Lyta (a Kosh Ulkesh): Before, I told you I don't have a piece of Kosh. But it's possible, I don't know for sure, but it may be, someone else does.

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