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♫ (instrumental sci-fi music)

- [Sheridan] Are those the
last of the night watch?

- Well, it's the last batch we could find.

Garibaldi's still trying
to track down the rest.

The others are civilians heading

for Earth, Mars, Nikonese,
and Proxima Orion.

- [Sheridan] Well, what happened to you?

- Ah, I fractured my elbow
and wrist when we went

hand-to-hand when the
Marines tried to board us.

Figured I could get by
with just the bandages,

but Doc wants me in a
cast just to be sure.

It's no big deal.

- How is it out there?

- It's quiet. Now they're
all pretty stunned.

Not every day that we secede from Earth.

Mostly they're unhappy about having

all the com channels shut down.

- We can't put StellarCom back online

until we've added some insurance.

Now, the computer system
that runs this place

was installed by Earth Central,

and they have all the access codes.

- So, once we open up
all the com channels,

they can send a message
out to override the system,

erase our passwords, and lock us out.

Cute. I mean, they could shut down

the defense grid, life support--

- No problem. I've got the
access codes locked away.

Shouldn't be too much trouble to go in

and change the passwords.

So how much longer you
gonna stay out of uniform?

- Until this is over.
- That could be a long time.

- As long as we are on our own,

I can't justify wearing
an Earth Force uniform.

My hypocrisy only goes so far.

- What about later?

- Then I'll...

I'll wear it then. But
that's the last time.

Now, if you need me, I'll
be out making the rounds.

- Are you sure that's a good idea?

- We have to reassure everyone

that we are in control of the situation.

We can't do that hiding in our offices.

- I still think you should
have an armed escort.

- That kind of defeats the
purpose, Mr. Garibaldi.

I can take care of myself.

- Captain Sheridan has asked me to convey

his thanks for helping save this place.

The trial ahead of us will
be long and difficult,

but the first step has
been an honorable one.

When you return to your
ships, tell your captains

that history will remember
them with reverence.

(footsteps)

- Delenn. Fleet Captain Lennan has asked

if he may come aboard for
a tour of the station.

- Of course. I'll meet him personally.

Lennier, you still haven't told me

what you think of all this.

- Opinion doesn't enter
into it. What is, is.

Prophecy said one day we would unite

with the other half of our soul

in a war with the ancient enemy.

This, we have done.

- Prophecy is a poor guide to the future.

You only understand it when the
events are already upon you.

And not all of the
prophecies are good ones.

There's darkness and
fire still ahead of us.

And there are no guarantees
that any of us will survive it.

(indistinct chattering)

♫ (ominous music)

- The Babylon Project was our
last, best hope for peace.

(explosion)

It failed.

(explosion)

♫ (dramatic sci-fi instrumental music)

But in the year of the Shadow War,

it became something greater:

our last, best hope for victory.

The year is 2260. The place: Babylon 5.

♫ (ominous music)

- I told you to wait.

- I had a clear shot.

- You had nothing! You take
him down, he's a martyr.

Five hundred men will
stand up where he fell.

Now, we do this by the
numbers or not at all.

Don't worry. Before this is over,

we'll have our pound of flesh.

- Well, Marcus. Welcome back.

- Delenn. Lennier. Any news?

- I think we are safe for awhile.

Your government will think twice

before engaging a Minbari fleet.

- They're not my government.

Back on the colony, Earth was just a place

that sent us books and vids

and took 30 percent of our income.

Should have given it the boot years ago.

Now we can make a fresh start.

- Yes. Which is why I decided
to call for the Nafak'cha.

- This may not be a good time.

- The Rebirth Ceremony
commemorates a great change

that is coming. Or a
great change that is here.

We stand between both.

Why is this not an appropriate time?

- Your people need to heal.
All of us here need to heal.

The ceremony will help.

- I just think everyone's going to be busy

with ceremonies of their own for awhile.

- In breaking away from
Earth, we have begun

a difficult and uncertain journey.

And none of us can see its end.

But our cause remains a just one.

That truth honors and
sanctifies our fallen comrades

who have made the ultimate sacrifice...

so that we might carry on
the work that is ahead of us.

We are gathered here today...

to honor their memory and their names.

- [Man] About face!
(bugles, solemn)

- Hamilton. Rodriguez. Spinelli.

Singh. Osterman. Massey.

Cooper. Kim. Indari.

Nagashima. Lietz. Mankowski.

- From the stars we came.
To the stars we return.

From now until the end of time.

We therefore commit
these bodies to the deep.

(bugles, solemn)

(Indistinct chatter)

- Ah. Will you have a drink, Lord Refa?

- Yes, thank you.

- I'm sure it was a tiring journey.

- Yes it was. Now what was so important

that you felt you had to drag me out here

instead of coming to Centauri Prime?

- Well, I have been going
there quite a bit lately.

I think it is good for you to come to me

from time to time, hmm?

Now, I have been studying these reports

from the front lines. You'll
note the plural form: lines.

Is there anyone along our border

with whom we are not currently at war?

- We need the room to expand.

- Only an idiot fights
a war on two fronts.

Only the heir to the throne
of the Kingdom of Idiots

would fight a war on 12 fronts.

(Lord Refa scoffs)

- We can handle it.

Our resources are greater than you think.

- Oh.

You mean your recent alliance
with Mr. Morden, yes?

- I don't know what you're talking about.

- Tsk, tsk, tsk.
(Sighs)

- We asked Lord Refa to
secure the planet for us.

(beep)

- I have gotten into the habit

of recording important meetings.

One never knows when an inconvenient truth

will fall between the cracks and vanish.

Mr. Morden and his associates worry me.

After the Nans were defeated,

I took steps to put some
distance between us.

Refa, I have the feeling
that he and his associates

are carving a great, dark hole
in the middle of universe.

And when they go down, anyone
nearby will go with them.

- That will not happen. You
don't appreciate their strength.

- I appreciate their strength, alright.

And that is why this unfocused
aggression worries me!

By drawing our forces
into a dozen smaller wars,

you have effectively weakened
our main line of defense

should they turn an eye to Centauri Prime.

- They will not do that.
- No, they will not.

Because you are going to
take steps to prevent it.

And you will start by breaking off

your relationship with Mr. Morden.

(Lord Refa laughs)

- Oh, Londo! You are a fool!

You walked away from the
greatest power I have ever seen.

And now you expect me to do the same?

They are the key to my
eventual rise to the throne!

Why would I abandon them?

- Because I have asked you.

And because your loyalty to our people

should be greater than your ambition.

And because I have poisoned your drink.

Yes! And it is very interesting poison.

It comes in two parts. Both
are harmless on their own.

But when combined, quite lethal.

The first settled into the bloodstream

and the intestinal walls.

It stays there for years.

Silent. Dormant. Waiting.

And the other half of the
poison enters the body to meet--

have a little party in
your cardiovascular system.

And suddenly, you are quite dead.

Your drink contained the
first half of the poison.

- Why? Why did you do this?

- To guarantee your cooperation.

And because, sooner or
later, you would do it to me.

And so, we are returning
to the old ways, Refa.

And poison was always the instrument

of choice in the old Republic.

Being something of a sentimentalist...

I got here first.

- What do you want me to do?

- You have encouraged that fool Cartagia

to attack worlds that have no value to us.

You'll now encourage him otherwise.

You will bolster our lines of
defense around Centauri Prime.

And you will have nothing
more to do with Mr. Molden.

If you do not comply, one of
my agents in the Royal Palace

will introduce you to the
second half of the poison.

To your health, Lord Refa.

- Okay. I've accessed the command codes.

We're all set. Go ahead.

- This is Captain John J. Sheridan.

Serial number: XO7Y39 Alpha.

Security code: Obsidian.

- This is Commander Susan Ivanova.

Serial number: Z48M27 Epsilon.
Security code: Griffin.

- This is Chief Warrant
Officer Michael Garibaldi.

Serial number: V17L98.
Security code: Peekaboo.

- [Female computer voice]
Authorizations confirmed. Orders?

- Alright. List all
command-level passwords.

Replace all entries with new
passwords, then restart system.

(door opens)

- Captain. If this is not a good time--

- No, no, no. It's fine. They
can take care of the rest.

- Mm...

Peekaboo?

- Well, would you have guessed it?

(laughs)

- A Rebirth Ceremony?

- Yes. I demonstrated a small
part of it two years ago

in an exchange of religious ritual.

Now, I think we could
benefit from all of it.

- Who are you inviting?

- You, Ivanova, Mr.
Garibaldi, Dr. Franklin,

several in what's left of the
League of Non-Aligned Worlds.

G'Kar, Ambassador Mollari.

- Londo? With everything
that's been going on,

he's the last person I'd
invite to something like this.

- Which is why he was the first one

I decided must be invited.

We have gone through so much pain, John.

If we do not put it behind us,

if we are not born into new possibilities,

they'll surely destroy us.

- One of our people just
got in carrying orders

from the Nightwatch office back home.

I want everyone in the watch

who has managed to go undetected

to keep a low profile, except for us.

We've been authorized to proceed.

For now, Sheridan is
not the primary target.

- Damn Minbari. We nearly had Sheridan

until those war cruisers showed up.

Can't do anything until they're gone.

- Exactly. So that's our target.

Ambassador Delenn is walking
a tightrope back home.

She got those ships here through
sheer force of personality.

They think that she's the
Second Coming or something.

You take that away, and
their support will fade.

The Minbari warships will vanish.

Our forces can come in and finish the job.

- Minbari are funny about their leaders.

We kill Delenn, they might
take it kind of personal.

- No worry. We've got that angle covered.

We'll make it look like
it was Sheridan's fault.

That way, he loses on both sides.

- During the war...

I once took seven days to kill a Minbari.

First, you tie off the
fingers, one at a time.

Then you slice off the fingers.

And the feet.

The hands.

The arms. The legs.

You should have seen it.

- Don't worry. We will.

♫ - Toe bone's connected to the foot bone

♫ Foot bone's connected to the ankle bone

♫ The ankle bone's
connected to the leg bone

♫ The leg bone's connected to the hip bone

♫ Now, hear the word of the Lord

(indistinct chattering)

- I thought you might be here.

- Of course. This is where
my contacts come see me.

Doesn't look like much, but this place

is a goldmine for information.

Mine and theirs. Some kind
of syndicate, I think.

But we've come to an agreement:

I don't bother them, they don't bother me.

So, what can I do for you?

- I thought you would be
preparing for the ceremony.

- Yeah. Well, I thought
I'd opt out, actually.

There's so much to do.

- You've been nervous about
this ever since I mentioned it.

What are you afraid of?
- Nothing. Well, spiders.

- Marcus, the Rebirth Ceremony

was part of your training on Minbar.

- I missed it. Overslept.
- It lasts all day.

- Oh, that's right. I was
ill. Wanted to go, couldn't.

Same as now. Love to,
can't really. Next time.

Ah, someone I've been waiting for.

- We'll talk about this again, Marcus.

- If you'll excuse me.

- There. I finished
inputting the command codes.

Now we just reset the computer system,

and once it comes back online,

it should be operating
under the new passwords.

Computer, initiate complete
shutdown. Restart in 10 seconds.

- [Female computer voice] Confirmed.

(digital whirring)

- God, I hate this part.

I'm always afraid I've broken something.

- It'll be fine. I've done this before.

- Yeah.

- Ah. Told you. Computer...

Computer?

- [Male computer voice] Hey!
What are you looking at?

- Run diagnostics.

- [Computer] What, you got
a broken arm or something?

I got a station to run here.

- Computer!

- [Computer] Fine! I'll do a diagnostic.

So maybe Level 42 doesn't get
its quota of oxygen for today

because I'm distracted. But
if it makes you happy...

- Stop!

- Garibaldi... (laughs)
- I just remembered.

They tried to install artificial
intelligence subroutine

when the station went operational.

They shut it down right away
because it didn't work right.

It must have come back online
when the system rebooted.

- Great. How do we shut it down? (laughs)

- [Computer] I heard that.

Are you two easily offended or what?

- Could you tell me a little more about

what is involved in this Rebirth Ceremony?

- Reflection. Meditation
upon what has gone before,

what is now, and what is to come.

- Ah! For a moment, I was
thinking women, drinking,

and debauchery. I forgot
I was speaking to Minbari.

This by you is a good
time, is it? (cackles)

What else?

- You must tell someone a secret

that you have never
told anyone else before.

And you must give away something

that is of great value to you.

- Ah. Sounds positively festive.

- It is time for us to come together.

To restore that which has been torn apart

and to heal the wounds we have suffered.

- With everything that has been going on,

I'm surprised you invited me.

- In a matter of confessions, meditation,

and the closing of past
wounds, Ambassador,

you were at the top of my list.

- I am already attending
to my past, my present,

and what remains of my future.

I do not require your
assistance or your approval.

Enjoy your ceremony, Delenn.

I intend to have other plans.

- Since we've begun working
with Station Security,

we have greater obligations.

We need to prove our value to Sheridan

so that we can retain our
position when the crisis ends.

I'll try and stop by for
the closing ceremonies.

- What matters is everything
leading up to that point.

Leaving behind the old.
Preparing to be reborn.

- Well, I've already been born once,

and quite sufficiently, I think.

I'm sorry, but I'm simply too busy.

Good day to you, Delenn, Mr. Lennier.

- Wow. It was a good idea while it lasted.

- It still is a good idea.
We will hold the ceremony.

If some choose not to
intend, the loss is theirs.

- Delenn, you asked me to
remind you about the ship.

- Oh yes, of course.

A captain from one of our warships

has asked for a tour of the Station.

It seems fair to let them
see what they have saved.

I will meet him in the docking bay.

- Good. I will go with you.

- Marcus will accompany me.

It will give us a chance to talk. Lennier.

I wish you would trust me
enough to talk to me, Marcus.

Why are you so reluctant

to take part in the Rebirth Ceremony?

- You asked me to give
something up, Delenn.

I don't have anything left. It's all gone.

My brother was the last of our family,

and he died because of my stupidity.

He warned me of the
shadows. I didn't listen.

And when they came, I lost him, our home,

the colony where we'd grown up...

a woman I was quite fond of.

I escaped with only the clothes on my back

and went off in search of these rangers

that he'd been going on about.

Because he believed in them. And in you.

Everything I was, everything I had,

all of it died that night.

I don't have anything left to give.

- Then that is exactly
what you must give up.

Yes, you have lost much. Endured much.

Sacrificed greatly.

But you cling to the
memory of your sacrifices,

of all the things you
have lost or left behind.

They drag behind you, like
chains of your own making.

They can have a terrible
power over you, Marcus.

The power of grief and loss and regret.

Yes? You have let go of the
people, the places, the things,

but you have not let go of the pain.

You have not forgiven yourself.

- For what?
- Being alive.

- [Overhead] Now ready
for debarkation in--

- I better tell security
we're bringing him through.

You know how they are
about unannounced guests.

- Delenn.

- Lennier!

(gunshots)

- Come with us...

or die.

- [Computer] You know,
you're looking very stressed.

This is not a good. Hey,
how about something to eat?

Maybe a nice piece of brisket?
You'll suck an orange?

- Would somebody please fix this thing

before I go out of my mind?

- Michael. I just heard. Somebody
grabbed Ambassador Delenn

and one of the Minbari captains.

- He's hurt. You should attend
to him, or allow me to do so.

- If I were you, I'd be worried

about my own health right now.

- I have faced far worse than you.

- Word's out.

Get that monitor line scrambled?

Good. Alright, people. Let's get ready.

- It's my fault. I should
never have left her alone.

Even for a minute.
- You couldn't have known.

- It's happening again. I don't listen.

I turn my back for two minutes,

and somebody else pays the price.

- Captain. We've got someone
on hold. It's about Delenn.

- Put him through. And trace the call.

- Boggs.
- Hello, Chief.

Looking for me?

- Yeah, you and your
other Nightwatch buddies.

And you just gave me one
more good reason to find you.

- Where's Delenn?

- [Boggs] She's with us.

Also got a Minbari captain
and one of his aides.

And don't bother tracking this call.

We scrambled the BabCom lines.

- What do you want?

- To put the Station back
under Earth controller

to kick out the alien influence.

Now, you either get rid
of those Minbari cruisers

in the next six hours, or
I'll kill the hostages.

First, the captain. Then, Delenn.

One last thing. We're monitoring
all security channels.

And some of our people are still
in with your people, Chief.

So don't do anything stupid,
or these two die instantly

just to show you I'm serious.

(electric buzzing)

- No. No! Let him go!

(screaming)

- Bastards! Bloody bastards!

- [Sheridan] Marcus, let him go.

He has sources of his own
that don't involve security.

Maybe he can find something.

- Well, the trigger man. I know his face.

He's an old war buddy of Boggs.

He's a real psycho. Stone killer.

He used to work behind enemy
lines during the Minbari War.

- Get me everything you've
got on his contacts.

I want this call analyzed.
If it can't be traced,

find me something else we can use.

(cards shuffling)

- Hello. Shall I deal myself in?

- I thought we had an understanding.

We don't bother you. You don't bother us.

- That was before a close
friend of mine was abducted

by some very bad people.
- Mm.

- Being rather bad people yourselves,

it occurs to me that one of
you might know where she is.

- We don't talk to security.
Why should we talk to you?

- Because if you don't,
then in five minutes,

I will be the only person at
this table still standing.

(laughs)

Five minutes after that,
I'll be the only person

in this room still standing.

(laughs)

So, who's in?
- Here.

- Then we should tighten them.

I picked up your language

from some POWs I took during the war.

It came in real handy when I told them

to start digging their own graves.

You do realize, of course,
that neither of you

are getting out of here alive.

Got any thoughts about that?

- Yes. I feel sorry for you.

Me? You feel sorry for me?

Now that's comedy.

So how do you figure
you feel sorry for me?

- Among Minbari, one individual leads,

but we move as one.

We are at our best when we move together.

And we are at our worst
when we move together.

When our leader was killed by your people,

we went mad together. We stayed
mad for a very long time.

A madness that almost consumed your world.

Until finally, before it was
too late, we woke up together.

But you. You are alone.

You have no one to awaken
you from your madness.

For this, and nothing
else, I feel pity for you.

- Screw it.

- No!
(gun fires)

(screaming)
(gun fires)

- That's enough! What, are you crazy?

- Maybe. Ask her. He's not dead.

- Not yet. Now, we need these two alive

until this deal is finished.

Once that's done, they're
all yours. Not before!

Do you hear me?
- I hear you.

- Where is she?

- I'm telling you, I don't know.

- Then you know somebody
who knows somebody

who knows something. Who? What? Answer me!

(glass shatters)

(punching)

Bugger! Now I have to wait
for someone to wake up.

- I would advise against it.

I see they trained you well back home.

- Yeah. Well, they said
I was carrying around

a lot of repressed anger.
- And?

- I'm not repressed anymore.

I failed once before to
save someone I cared about.

I refuse to fail again.
What are you doing here?

- I came here to discuss the
Rebirth Ceremony with you.

You will come, I assume.
- Rebir--

Why are you worried about that?

There's much more important things--

- It was the last thing
she asked me to do,

and I will see that it is done.

And if you are saying you will not come,

then we have nothing more to discuss.

- Forget about it! It's
not important? Lennier?

- Do not touch me in that fashion.

We may sometimes look like
you, but we are not you.

Never forget that.
- Point taken.

- Don't you think that I want

to tear this station
apart looking for her?

She is my mentor. My teacher. My--

As part of the Rebirth
Ceremony, I'm required

to tell someone that which I
have never told anyone before.

This is as good a time as any.

I love her.

- You'll forgive me if
I'm a little surprised

at your admission.

- My love for Delenn is not
quite what you might think.

It is not romantic love,
as you consider it.

It is something higher and nobler.

A pure, perfect love, if you will.

I know that Delenn is faded for another,

and I've accepted that in my heart.

But I have vowed to stay at her side

through all things for as long as I live.

- That's a dangerous promise, Lennier.

- Well, since I can never tell her,

I tell you as my part of the ritual.

- Thank you. Excuse me.

Hello? This is your wakeup call.

- Come on, man. Give me a break.

- Certainly. What would
you like? An arm? A leg?

We're fresh out of broken hearts.

Must have had a run on those.

How 'bout we start with your
fingers and work our way up?

- You know, maybe, um. Maybe
I have some information.

Um, a name?

- You see. It's like I've always said.

You can get more with a
kind word and a two-by-four

than you can with just a kind word.

Please, continue.

- Hello, Chief. You been looking for me?

- We still haven't been
able to trace the call,

but we processed the signal
to pick up some details

about the room, and we
got this background sound.

(whirring)

- I know that sound.
It's the cooling system

that feeds the fusion reactor.

All that stuff was in Grey Sector.

- Well, it's a start.

That still leaves us a
lot of ground to cover.

If we start poking around blindly,

they'll get wind of it
and kill the hostages.

We need an exact location.

- Try Level 14.
- Why 14?

- A kind stranger volunteered
he delivered some components

needed to make calls that can't be traced.

He said he'd heard one of
the men talking to someone

from security about getting
the equipment to Level 14.

He didn't hear which sector.

- Well, it's a shot. Susan?

- Grey 14...

Environmental support.
Storage areas. Cooling plant.

Chief, you had a problem in 14A?

- No. Why?

- This section's been sealed off

by security under your orders.

- Never happened.
- That's the place.

There's only one way in or
out. Walls are fortified.

They can hold us off for a long time.

We can't stop them from killing

the hostages if things go wrong.

How much time do we have
left on the deadline?

- Less than an hour, but our
security's been compromised.

- I can put together a
team of people I can trust.

- Make it a small team.

The more people, the more
chance they'll hear about it.

Marcus, did your contact

give a description of the security guard?

- Yes. Very detailed, in fact.
- Good.

Because I have an idea.
- Which is?

- We're going to surrender.

- How much longer?
- Ten minutes.

- They got to know we're not bluffing.

They can't be that stupid, can they?

- Always bet on stupidity.
- Boggs, are you there?

- [Boggs] Right here.

Dammit, I told you not to
call me on this channel.

- The Minbari have pulled out.
- [Boggs] What? Are you sure?

- See for yourself. Going
to secure cam input.

They jumped about five minutes ago.

They gave Sheridan his walking orders.

Any harm comes to Delenn,
they'll hunt him down,

so he won't move against you
so long as she's in custody.

- Excellent! We're in business.

Send a narrow beam transmission back home.

Tell 'em to send in the Marines.

Our people will be here
in less than an hour.

Once they get here--
(explosion)

- They're coming in.

- No, that doesn't sound right.

(emergency alarm blaring)

Hey! What's going on?

- Reactor seven just blew.

There is a leak in the fusion reactor.

It's venting this way!

- [Man] Let it go!

- Oh no! Look at this.

- [Overhead] Please remain calm.

- Everybody out! Take them with you!

We need 'em for insurance. Move!

- [Overhead] Please proceed
immediately to a designated--

- Security. Stop! Freeze!
(shots firing)

(shots)

- Don't worry.

- John! John, look out!

(gasps)

- Oh my god!
- [Sheridan] Delenn!

Medic! Medic!

- Let her go, John.
We'll take care of her.

We'll take care of her!
- You take care of her.

- Go!
- He's mine!

(panting)

(crashing)

(punching)

No more. No more of you!

No more Nightwatch. No more
hostages. No more lies!

Not on my station! Not on my watch!

No more!
(grunting)

(punches)

(gasping)

No more.

- Lennier, any news on Delenn?

- Yes. The knife missed her vital organs

and embedded itself in her rib.

Dr. Franklin says she
will make a full recovery.

- Ah! Then we can go ahead

with the Rebirth Ceremony
she talked about.

- I'm afraid that is impossible for now.

The ceremony must be held
within a certain amount of time

once preparations have begun,

and that time has almost passed,

and Delenn is in no
condition to conduct it now.

- So, where is Garibaldi?
I figured he'd be here.

- Well, he's still working
with the tech crews

trying to get the computer
system back in shape.

They say they'll finally have
the artificial personality

purged by midnight.

- [Computer] Oh. Not
that my bruised feelings

would have any meaning for
you, but, why are you having

these people poke me all over the place?

I'm a perfectly reasonable
artificial personality.

Nobody's every complained before.

But I guess some people just aren't happy

unless they're messing
it up for everyone else!

You know, you really
should stand up straight.

Your mother and I have been
worried about this for years.

We've been trying to talk
to you about it, but--

(gunshot, explosion)

(wires shorting)

- You should get some rest, Lennier.

You haven't slept since I was put here.

- I will rest, when it is time.

- Hello, Delenn. You know, I was thinking.

If you couldn't come to
the Rebirth Ceremony,

well, the ceremony should come to you.

(laughs)

I've given up something
that really mattered to me.

My uniform, and everything
that goes with it.

What I've never told anyone before now...

when you were hurt...

when you were in my arms...

I was ready to kill that
guy with my bare hands.

And I realized, I never told you...

how much I cared about you.

How much you mean to me.

And I think it's time you knew that...

I can no longer imagine my world...

without you in it.

I don't know exactly when
or how it happened...

but I'm glad it did.

- No one knows, but, uh...

I'm afraid all the time...

of what I might do if I ever let go.

- I think I loved Talia.

- I, uh...

think I have a problem.

- Wait, please. Before you go.

As part of the ceremony, Delenn
had something made for you.

I think she was expecting your actions.

The gifts are waiting
for you in your quarters.

(inaudible)

(suspenseful music)

(footsteps approaching)

(hopeful, cheery instrumental music)

- What's the matter? Haven't you ever seen

someone who's been reborn before?

The crisis, for now, is over.

Tell the ships...

we're open for business.

♫♫ (instrumental sci-fi music)