B5 321 - Shadow Dancing |
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| DSR |
| Note |
| Zocalo |
| Citazioni |
| PRN: | 321 | |
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| EPN: | 65 | |
| TUS: | 21/10/1996 | |
| DEU: | Der große Schlag | |
| ESP: | Baile de Sombras | |
| FRA: | Instants décisifs | |
| STO: | J. Michael Straczynski | |
| REG: | Kim Friedman | |
| GUE: | Barbara | Shirley Prestia |
| Anna | Melissa Gilbert | |
| Teppista | John Grantham | |
| Uomo | J. Gordon Noice | |
| Brakiri | Jonathan Chapman | |
| Tenente Corwin | Joshua Cox | |
| Ambasciatore drazi | Mark Hendrickson | |
| Teppista | Nicholas Ross Oleson | |
| Marito | Doug Cox | |
Sheridan lancia un attacco preventivo per impedire alle Ombre di portare a termine il loro piano. Franklin rischia la propria vita per aiutare un Lurker in difficoltà.
Tempo: 06:14
Ivanova: We are ready to go, Captain. Any last minute instructions?
Sheridan: Beside from an old Egyptian blessing, I can't think of a thing.
Ivanova: Then we'll see you... when we see you.
Tempo: 06:37
Marcus: An old Egyptian blessing?
Ivanova: "May God stand between you and harm in all the empty places where you must walk."
Tempo: 13:01
Delenn: John, we've been over this. I should be there, with you, and with the fleet. We are in this together. And... afterward, when we are finished with this, we will spend the night together.
Sheridan: ?!?
Delenn: Not like that. You see, when Minbari become close, as we have become close, it is tradition that they spend three nights together. The male sleeps and the female watches.
Sheridan: Watches what?
Delenn: During the day, we all put on the face we think will do us the most good. But at certain point in your sleep, as you relax, your true face is revealed. If the female approves of his true face, she will stay two more nights and continue to observe.
Sheridan: What if she doesn't like what she sees?
Delenn: Then they go their seperate ways. If he insists, she'll stay one more night. She can leave when he falls asleep, file a complaint with the elders, even cut off his... his access to her family.
Sheridan: Oh. What if she does like what she sees?
Delenn: Later. History awaits.
Tempo: 19:05
Franklin 1: Grade A stupid.
Franklin 2: Yeah. It was that, wasn't it? Always trying to be the hero. Never stopping to think first. Now, look where it got you.
Franklin 1: I must be going into shock.
Franklin 2: You said you had to keep walking until you met yourself. Well, here I am. So, if we are gonna talk, let's talk, because I don't think you have a lot of time.
Tempo: 20:36
Ivanova: That's a lot of ships.
Marcus: That's a bloody awful lot of ships.
Ivanova: Jump engines back on line yet?
Marcus: No. If I signal the fleet, they just might pick it up. If they do, and we can't get away...
Ivanova: Well, who wants to live forever?
Marcus: I do, actually. But what the hell. Signal away.
Tempo: 21:35
Franklin 2 (a Franklin 1): Do you know what your problem is? All your life you've run away from everything. Home didn't work out, wouldn't talk to your father, so you just... walked away. You didn't have the patience for a long internship back home, so you just ran out and started hitch-hiking on starships. You didn't want to turn over your precious notes on Minbari biology during the war, so you just burned them instead and walked away again. You used work to run away from your personal life and stims to run away from your work. And right now, you are running away from everything. Don't you die on me yet. I'm not through with you. You finally had it all, didn't you? You had a good job, people who cared about you and you messed it up! "I have to leave before they fire me. I have to go find myself." What a bunch of mealy-mouthed self-indulgent Foundationist crap! Take responsibility for your actions, for crying out loud. You go in there and you fight for what matters to you, don't just walk away because it's easier. What did you say? Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot. You are too busy dying, aren't you? I guess that's a bit more important to you right now. Well, fine, you do what you want, because you and I, we parted ways a long time ago. So just go ahead and die, because I really don't care anymore.
Tempo: 24:47
Franklin 2: Blood pressure is dropping fast. You should be getting real cold right about now. That's shock and trauma, and the rest will follow soon. You know, so we can get this over with. I mean, you weren't that happy with your life at the first place, were you? I mean, this one has hardly been used.
Franklin 1: I... I want...
Franklin 2: You want what? I mean, what do you want? What could you possibly want?
Franklin 1: I wanna... I wanna... do it all again.
Franklin 2: Why, you would just mess it up again. Where do you think you're going?
Franklin 1: I wanna do it again. I wanna do it again.
Franklin 2: Is that right? Then get up off the damn floor. I don't care how much it hurts. Don't you go passing out on me, because that's just another kind of running away. Now, you take the reponsibility. Show me that you want it. Get up off the damn floor. That's it. Come on. Come on. Get up on your own two feet and stand up, you stand up.
Franklin 1: I wanna do it all over again.
Tempo: 30:30
Garibaldi: I say there's a big question. Now that we have shown that we can hurt them, how long until they come knocking on our front door?
Sheridan: That's what worries me.
Tempo: 31:26
Garibaldi: You know, with all this, I just hope you found what you were looking for out there.
Franklin: I don't know. I guess I found what I... what I needed, not what I wanted.
Garibaldi: Which was?
Franklin: Short sharp kick to the head.
Garibaldi: Oh hell, I could've done that for you, all you had to do was ask.
Franklin: Well, you would've enjoyed it too much.
Garibaldi: So, you didn't... meet yourself?
Franklin: Yeah, I did. Found out I didn't like myself either.
Garibaldi: Well, as revelation go, I guess I have heard worse.
Tempo: 35:18
Sheridan (ad Ivanova e Delenn): Signs, portents, dreams, next thing we'll be reading tea leafs and chicken entrails. All we do know is that we are vulnerable now. I want squadrons on fly-by at all times. We should expect something to be coming our way sooner or later. The way our luck works, it will probably be sooner.
Tempo: 37:14
Sheridan: You had to find your own way.
Franklin: I ran away. I realized that I always defined myself in terms what I wasn't. I wasn't a good soldier like my father, I wasn't... the job... I wasn't a good prospect for marriage or kids. Always what I wasn't, never what I was. But when you do that, you miss the moments. And the moments are all we've got. When I thought I was going to die, even after everything that's happened, I realized I didn't want to let go. I was willing to do it all over again and this time I could appreciate the moments. I can't go back, but I can appreciate what I have right now, and I can define myself by what I am, instead of what I'm not.
Sheridan: And what are you?
Franklin: Alive. Everything else is negotiable.
Tempo: 40:57
Anna Sheridan (a Delenn): Hello. You must be Delenn. I'm Anna Sheridan, John's wife.