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PRN: TNTCF1
TUS: 19/07/1998
DEU: Das Tor zur 3. Dimension
FRA: La 5ème Dimension
STO: J. Michael Straczynski
REG: Jesús Salvador Treviño
CAST: Capitano John Sheridan Bruce Boxleitner
  Comandante Susan Ivanova Claudia Christian
  Delenn Mira Furlan
  Dottor Stephen Franklin Richard Biggs
  Capo della Sicurezza Zack Allan Jeff Conaway
  Vir Cotto Stephen Furst
  Lyta Alexander Patricia Tallman
  Bill Morishi Clyde Kusatsu
  Dott.ssa Elizabeth Trent Shari Belafonte
  Deuce William Sanderson
  Leo Kip King
  Alex Floyd Levine
  Mercante Jeffrey Anderson-Gunter
  Tenente Corwin Joshua Cox
  Delta 7 Judson Mills
  Guardia G. Adam Gifford
  Capomastro Jerry Kernion
  Tecnico Valerie Red-Hors


Un misterioso artefatto alieno viene recuperato da Ivanova nell'iperspazio. Lyta Alexander inizia a subire alcuni disturbi psichici, mentre a bordo della stazione si incrementano gli atti di violenza.

 

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Tempo: n.d.
Sheridan: It was the middle of the Earth year 2261, the year between wars, and the beginning of a new age. The Shadow War was over, but there was still a darkness waiting for us at home. President Santiago was assassinated and his successor, President Clark, was turning Earth into a prison camp. We've broken away from Earth and in retaliation they quarantined us, trying to strangle our supply lines. We were desperate and we couldn't afford to lose even a single supply ship.

Tempo: n.d.
Lyta: I am trained to separate false memories from real ones.

Tempo: n.d.
Corwin: We are having to move the struts of the jump gate far enough apart to allow the artefact through.
Sheridan: It's that big?
Corwin: Bigger.

Tempo: n.d.
Delenn: Would you like me to speak to them?
Vir: No, it's not the speaking that's the problem, it's... the listening.

Tempo: n.d.
Sheridan: No, that is a lie.
Delenn: Minbari do not lie.
Sheridan: Well, then it is slander.
Delenn: To be slander it must be false.

Tempo: n.d.
Sheridan: Then it's... it's damned inconvenient.
Delenn: Truth always is.

Tempo: n.d.
Sheridan: Besides... it is mine.

Tempo: n.d.
Trent: Maybe you might find something useful by sheer accident. But maybe you'll push the wrong button and blow yourself up.
Sheridan: I know. Exciting, isn't it?

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Trent: A low-rated commercial telepath can't sense electronics like that. Only a P9 and above can do that.
Ivanova: Lyta is a P5.
Trent: So you tell me. But that rating was determined before she went to the Vorlon homeworld, as you very well know.

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Morishi: The Centauri didn't exactly invent jump gate technology either. None of the current races did. They found the gates when they got out into space, took them apart and put them back together again. No one even knows who built the first gate.

Tempo: n.d.
Lyta/Vorlon (a Sheridan e Delenn): Our great mistake. Our failing. And now your failing.

Tempo: n.d.
Lyta/Vorlon (a Sheridan): Learn.

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Trent: After everything that's happened I have to decide if I want this job anymore. I didn't like the part of me that thing brought out.
Sheridan: Well, maybe it's a learning experience for you.
Trent: If it is, it's a hell of a painful one.
Sheridan: Ain't no other kind, Dr. Trent

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Sheridan: As Mr. Garibaldi has been known to say from time to time, we all lie. When the dust settled and people wanted explanations, we gave them one. We said that the device was a weapon, a mousetrap, which was true. We told them that it used a telepathic trigger and caused an outbreak of fighting, and we told them that it was finally destroyed. It's all true. And of course, it's all a lie. Because there are times we don't need the whole truth. The Vorlons made an error thousands of years ago, and we paid the price for it today. Why encourage any one else to do the same? No, we have more than enough troubles of our own, we don't need to inherit anyone else's mistakes. We got through it alive, and everyone's okay, and that's the important thing. And this isn't the kind of problem that's likely to ever happen again.

Tempo: n.d.
Lyta: One mistake. One mistake out of so many, so many others...

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