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[instrumental music]
The last poem you read tonight.
(Mayan) '"In the Light Of Two Moons."'
Did I not hear some of it when we were both..
Both too young to know anything..
...about anything.
We could only feel and wonder what it all meant.
But you recall correctly.
I did start it then
poor and groping for meaning.
It has matured and changed over the years.
I finally knew that it was ready last month.
Tonight was its first performance.
- I remember it. - I thought you might.
Our lives were simpler then.
Do you regret the choices that you made...to be here?
Sometimes.
Only sometimes.
You?
I would be nothing other than what I am.
It's been a long day.
- I have kept you too late. - No.
It is just that I have another performance in the morning
and after that I must prepare for my journey to Earth.
I hope humans appreciate what riches of spirit you bring them.
If they do not, I shall retire to a doxhouse
and devote my remaining years to the songs of Heefa.
It is good to have you here, Mayan.
Shall I walk you to your quarters?
Thank you, dear friend.
But I'm sure your day begins even earlier than mine.
- Goodnight then. - Goodnight.
[instrumental music]
Ah!
Stay away from Earth, freak!
(male narrator) It was the dawn of the Third Age of mankind
ten years after the Earth-Minbari War.
The Babylon Project was a dream given form.
Its goal, to prevent another war by creating a place
where humans and aliens
could work out their differences peacefully.
It's a port of call, home away from home
for diplomats, hustlers, entrepreneurs and wanderers.
Humans and aliens, wrapped in
two million five hundred thousand tons
of spinning metal, all alone in the night.
It can be a dangerous place.
But it's our last best hope for peace.
This is the story of the last of the Babylon stations.
The year is 2258.
The name of the place is Babylon 5.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[instrumental music]
This is an outrage, commander! An outrage!
Shaal Mayan is regarded as a cultural treasure by my people.
This brutal attack affects not only her person
but the soul of my entire race!
We'll get whoever is responsible. I promise.
Will you promises take away Mayan's pain
her terror, her humiliation?
I told her she should have an escort during her stay.
She refused.
Mayan could not conceive
of anyone wishing her harm.
And there was a time, Mr. Garibaldi
'when one could walk through Green Sector'
'without need of escort!'
I assure you, we're doing everything we can
to correct that, ambassador.
Then you are required to do better, commander.
Much better!
[instrumental music]
(Garibaldi) 'This is the sixth attack on a prominent alien'
'in less than two weeks. All with the same MO.'
And it's not just happening on Babylon 5
Both Earth and Mars have had a rash of similar incidents.
Home Guard?
That brand is their calling card.
And according to the latest security update
their numbers are growing daily
along with a dozen or so
other pro-Earth groups.
Pro-Earth?
They're nothing but hate peddlers
playing off fear and ignorance
to turn human against alien.
But I won't have it here, not on Babylon 5.
I want these scum, Michael.
- I want them bad. - I'll do my best.
But the problem is there's many who agree with them
and even more who just don't give a damn.
Then make them give a damn.
Commander Sinclair, I have just been informed
of the latest atrocity committed by your people.
My people did not attack Shaal Mayan.
But rest assured, whoever did will be found and punished
to the full extent of the law.
I have no special love for the Minbari or their poets.
But I warn you, commander
'if any Narn is harmed in this way'
there will be bloody retribution!
(Sinclair) 'And I warn you, ambassador'
any disruption of Babylon 5 will be dealt with
even if I have to throw the entire Narn population
into the brig.
Now, if you'll excuse me.
All I could see was a shadow.
I'm sorry.
This shadow, was it humanoid, alien, big, small?
It was a shadow. That is all that I know.
That, and the pain..
...and this.
Is there anyone on the station
who might have reason to harm you?
Mr. Garibaldi, I create and perform ti'la
poem songs that attempt to recall old memories
and prompt new ideas.
While a number of them have provoked
discussions of some heat..
...I have never before been stabbed and branded.
Thank you for your time.
- I could remove that mark.. - No.
It is a lesson.
One that should not be forgotten.
[instrumental music]
(Susan) 'Babylon Control to Centauri liner Carbo'
we'll have someone waiting at this end
to take custody of the detainees.
Detainees? What kind?
- Raiders? Hijackers? - Unknown.
All he said was that they didn't appear to be dangerous
and he wanted to hand them over to someone of command rank.
- So if you've got a minute.. - 'I don't.'
Lieutenant commander, I'm up to my eyeballs
I got everyone of my people looking into these attacks.
- It will only take a minute. - I don't have a minute.
Well, neither do I.
Unless of course you'd like me
to get the commander to do it?
Okay, alright.
- I'll do it. No problem. - Good.
Just one quick stop to make on the way.
I found an illegal planter in the garden last week.
Someone was actually using
our hydroponic system to grow coffee.
And as everyone knows the garden is to be used
only for fruits, vegetables, grains
so I figured I'd just stop by
and rip it right out of that planter.
It's too bad. The beans looked just about ripe.
And coffee is so expensive to import.
Mr. Garibaldi.
I think I'll take a walk, and while I'm out
I might as well stop by and pick up the detainees.
- You're a vicious man. - I'm head of security.
It's in the job description.
Let go! I am a Centauri citizen.
You have no right to manhandle me.
We demand to see Ambassador Cotto!
Lead them to Blue-5 and make sure
the Centauri representative is informed.
Susan.
It's been a long time.
It's been eight years, Malcolm.
What are you doing on Babylon 5?
I'm looking for something.
Something I never stopped wanting.
I have to go. I have duties.
(Malcom) 'Same old Susan.'
Duty first.
That's right. Enjoy your stay.
But you said in your letters that you were the ambassador.
It's a little difficult to explain right now.
This is a great disappointment to us, cousin.
Alright, Sinclair, what is it this time?
I suggest you ask Ambassador Cotto.
Who?
Ambassador Mollari, may I present
'Aria Tensus and my cousin, Kiron Maray.'
'They arrived from Centauri Prime today'
and were taken into custody immediately
by Earthforce security!
Commander, can you explain this affront
to our noble citizens?
Your noble citizens had stolen credit chips.
Oh. I see.
(Sinclair) 'Since they are Centauri I'm going to release them'
into your custody pending further investigation
of the charges.
What am I supposed to do with them?
You're always saying the Centauri are an advanced race.
You figure it out.
[indistinct chatter]
So...you do take a break every now and then.
- Actually, my shift just ended. - Then maybe we can talk.
There was a time when you and I would spend entire evenings
just talking, when we weren't..
That was a long time ago, Malcolm.
A different place. A different me.
All the more reason to start over.
- I'm tired. I have to go. - Susan.
Malcom, it's been eight years. Let's take it slow, alright?
[instrumental music]
So when their families arranged marriages for them
they fled here.
Yes, but why?
I'm to marry the ugliest woman on Centauri Prime.
And Aria is betrothed to a man
who is old enough to be her grandfather!
Ugly and old, yes?
Then their families must be both rich and powerful.
I commend your parents on fine choices.
But I still don't see the problem!
We don't want to marry anyone else!
We want to marry each other.
- We love each other. - Love?
What does love have to do with marriage?
My dear, beautiful children.
'Consider for a moment what you are doing.'
For a thousand years
marriages have been arranged among our people.
Marriages which meld the noble houses together
and-and keep the fabric of the republic strong.
Sometimes, these marriages call for sacrifice.
'Great sacrifice.'
But we make this sacrifice
because this is what it means to be Centauri!
If you deny this tradition, you lose the very thing
which makes you what you are. Do you understand?
But it's so unfair!
[sighs]
Mr. Roberts, are you aware
of Babylon 5's regulations regarding weapons?
I got a right to defend myself!
You've seen some the things that walk around this place.
Some of them could tear a man's head off.
Is that what you were doing the other night?
- Defending yourself? - What do you mean?
Shaal Mayan was attacked last night
and there's traces of fresh blood on your knife.
It's mine. I cut myself opening a crate.
- Ever hear of the Home Guard? - Yeah, sure.
If you ask me, they got the right idea.
It's about time we human beings stood up for our rights.
Damn aliens are ruining everything for us.
Book him for carrying illegal weapon
and run a DNA check on that blood.
What the hell is this crap? I--
Let me tell you something, creep.
I don't like your attitude.
And if the blood on that toothpick of yours
'matches Mayan's, I'll give you over to the Minbari'
and let them play dice with your eyeballs.
I don't know what's worse
damn aliens or the traitors who suck up to them
over their own kind.
(Garibaldi) 'Get him out of here!'
(female #2) 'Earth Alliance transport Wolfbay'
'you may proceed to jumpgate.'
(male #1) 'Roger, Babylon Control.'
[instrumental music]
Ambassador Kosh, I hadn't heard from you
so I thought I'd make sure you'd been informed.
There have been several recent attacks on non-humanoids.
We are conducting a thorough investigating
and hope to have it wrapped up soon.
Good.
Meanwhile, it might be helpful
if you spoke with the other ambassadors.
We take no interest in the affairs of others.
Well, I hope you'll reconsider.
If you could give us a hand, we..
Yes?
Nothing. We'll respect your wishes.
That's quite a viewer.
I've never seen anything quite like it before.
- What is it? - Efficient.
Those are images from my world. If I may ask, what are you..
- I am studying. - Studying what?
Ambassador?
[instrumental music]
[sniffing]
[music continues]
(Susan) 'Any word yet from Earth Central?'
No. Funny.
There's something I've been thinking about it all day.
And I can't get it out of my head.
What's that?
When Earth Central assigned you here
did they brief on what happened
when Ambassador Kosh arrived?
They just said a radical organization
within the Minbari military cast tried to assassinate him.
They used poisoned administered through the hand.
I was talking with Kosh earlier
and I remembered something I never could quite figure out.
Kosh wears an encounter suit
to protect him from our atmosphere
so how did the poison get in to his system?
His hand should've been completely covered.
Vorlons are very secretive.
And they don't want anyone know what they look like
what they breathe, or how their biology works.
I mean, who knows how much that suit is really necessary
and how much is just camouflaged
to keep us from seeing what's inside?
The only person who does know is Dr. Ben Kyle
who saved Kosh's life.
Since he's bound by doctor's oath of confidentiality
he never told me what he saw
when he opened that encounter suit.
Strangely enough, right after that
he was transferred to Earth
to work directly with the president.
And our first telepath Lyta Alexander
the only member of the Psi Corps to scan a Vorlon
was transferred back a week later.
You think there's a connection?
I don't know. Maybe.
[instrumental music]
Do you have any idea how much trouble
these lovebirds of yours have given me?
I've already had a dozen messages from Centauri Prime.
Yes, their families are outraged and it's my head they're after!
- What are you going to do? - What am I going to do?
The only thing I can do, send them home where they belong
and hope they come to their senses!
- But they love each other. - Love.
Pah! Overrated!
Here, look.
These are my three wives.
Pestilence, famine and death.
Do you think I married them for their personalities?
'Their personalities could shatter entire planets.'
Arranged marriages, everyone.
But they worked out. They inspired me.
Knowing that they were waiting at home for me
is what keeps me here 75 light-years away.
But, ambassador, they're just going to run away again.
But happily, that is not my problem.
Now, you go find your little lovebirds
and tell them to be ready.
There's a transport leaving for Centauri Prime tonight
and I want them on it.
If you need me, I'll be in the casino.
[instrumental music]
Commander.
The Abbai delegation is preparing to dock.
Have a liaison officer meet them at customs.
You wanted to see me, commander?
I hear you have a suspect in the assault of Mayan?
Had.
DNA scan showed the blood on his knife
was his own just like he said.
He sure fit the profile, though. A real hate freak.
- You let him go? - Under red level surveillance.
I could've held him on the weapon charge
but I think he'd be more useful to us running loose.
He's a logical recruit for the Home Guard.
- Meet attracting maggots. - Good idea.
- What else have you turned up? - I haven't had much time.
Since the attack on Mayan there's been fights
breaking out all over the station.
Things are getting ugly out there, commander.
That's exactly what the Home Guard wants.
If they can turn Babylon 5 into a war zone
everything we've worked for here will be destroyed.
We better wrap this one up quickly, Michael.
I know.
[instrumental music]
Oh, we had some good times together.
[laughing]
Yeah, we sure did.
Tell me, do you, um..
...do you ever regret leaving me?
Regret?
No.
Io was a great career move.
It opened a lot of doors.
And serving there was very exciting for me..
...even if I did cry myself to sleep the first few months.
I never wanted to let you go.
I feel the same today.
Malcom, I'm still committed to my career.
And you know what that means.
And I can accept that now.
Which is, uh...why I'm going into business here.
What?
I do believe this is the very first time
I've ever surprised you.
But you're not serious, are you?
Absolutely.
In fact, I've already, um, secured an office and quarters.
'All I need is a few more clients.'
I hope that you might be able to help me with that.
But the important thing
is that we'll be together again.
Right?
[instrumental music]
[screaming]
[dramatic music]
He can ID me. Burn him!
No!
(Vir) 'Kiron! Aria!'
Let's get out of here!
Oh, my..
'Kiron.'
(Stephen) 'Boy's in a coma.'
'Thoracic wound, PPG at close range.'
He's in intensive care in Medlab 2.
- How's Aria? - Stunned with a shock stick.
He's a little bruised and a lot scared.
Physically, she'll be fine.
Does she remember anything about the attack?
- 'No.' - And the boy?
He might be able to identify his attacker
if he comes out of the coma.
Garibaldi.
(female #3) 'Chief, we've got a major disturbance'
'in Central Corridor, Brown Sector.'
(G'Kar) 'We can no longer stand idly by'
as our peoples are slaughtered by these cowardly humans!
We must fight back with every means at our disposal!
(male #3) 'He's right!'
[indistinct chatter]
Is there some problem, Ambassador G'Kar?
Problem, indeed!
Eight non-humans brutally attacked
in the space of two weeks.
And you have yet to make even a single arrest.
We have a good lead in the latest incident and..
Spare us your usual platitudes, commander.
You know very well why these crimes remain unsolved.
It is because the perpetrators are human!
[clamoring]
I want you out of here, commander. Now!
To hell with that. I'm not going anywhere until they listen.
We've both seen mobs before
and anything you say will only make them hotter.
Now, get outta here, and let me do my job.
I promise, I'll be gentle.
So this is your response, is it, Sinclair?
So much for Babylon 5's highly vaunted justice!
(Michael) 'Justice, you're about to get a firsthand taste of, G'Kar.'
Starting with a charge of inciting to riot.
Or you can go back to your quarters
and we'll call it a misunderstanding.
(Michael) 'Alright, move him out.'
[instrumental music]
You.
You, I hear.
- You one who hunts. - Out of my way!
[grunting]
[grunting]
[groaning]
[groaning]
[groaning]
[instrumental music]
[chuckling]
[sighing]
Thank you. I had a lovely evening.
Well, I was hoping
that it wasn't over..
Yet.
[intercom beeping]
[clears throat]
- That's not too flattering. - It's duty.
[clears throat] Ivanova here.
(Sinclair) 'We've had a near riot in Central.'
- 'I need you in briefing room.' - I'm on my way.
[intercom beeping]
- You have to go. - Did he say there was a riot?
Malcolm, out!
Um, catch you on your next break?
[chuckles]
Yes.
[door whirring]
[door whirring]
Situation's cooled down some, but we've had a few incidents..
Including one involving my old pal Roberts.
How serious?
Well, he's gonna be spendin' a few days in Medlab.
Luckily, we had him on Red surveillance.
'We nabbed the perps before they killed him.'
Keep a lid on it.
This could provoke even more trouble.
I could strangle that damn G'Kar.
Hm. Love your new look.
Considering the situation, Garibaldi
I think you'd have something on your mind
other than my look.
- Sir? - Let's begin.
[door whirring]
Aria. I'm so sorry.
My dear child, don't worry. Kiron will be fine.
Dr. Franklin is a veritable wizard.
- They won't let me be near him. - 'Of course not.'
But he wouldn't want that.
If he senses I'm here..
...he'll recover.
I know it.
Can't you do something about it, ambassador?
(Londo) 'Go back to your suite and rest.'
There's nothing you can do here.
I'm not leaving Kiron.
Ambassador.
You should listen to the girl.
We Minbari consider love a most potent force for healing.
She cares deeply for him.
Such feelings can turn the tide when all else fails.
Oh, I see.
And if he dies despite this great power of--
If he dies, she will suffer enormous grief.
But every moment together will make her grief a little less.
I would expect such logic from a poet.
What can a Minbari know about Centauri feeling?
Ambassador, I have traveled far and seen much.
And what I have seen tells me that
all sentient beings are best defined
by their capacity and their need for love.
And she will learn to live without it!
As you did?
You wanted to see me?
I've been keeping up surveillance on Roberts
and he just had an interesting visitor.
Computer, play surveillance tape 971, count 16.
(computer) 'Commencing.'
'I know that man. He was in Ivanova's quarters last night.'
(Malcolm) Mr. Roberts? I'm Malcolm Biggs.
'What's happened to you is..'
'Well, it's a disgrace.'
Tell me about it.
There are some of us who don't like what's happening here.
Alien ambassadors setting policy for humans.
'Alien workers taking jobs from human beings.'
Inhuman criminals preying on
decent people like yourself.
We want to put a stop to that.
And we think you can help us.
(computer) 'End of recording.'
[computer beeping]
I never would've dreamed..
A man can change a lot in eight years.
There's no reason you should've known.
Exactly what is it you wanted me to do, commander?
(Sinclair) 'Introduce me.'
Tell me I'm not happy about all these aliens
forcing themselves on Earth.
Groups like this always like to recruit friends in high places.
If they accept me, it could give us a chance to nail them all
before they do any more damage.
Very well.
- On one condition. - Name it.
I wanna be there when you take them down.
[door whirring]
There's a diplomatic reception at the council chambers tonight.
That might be a good way to get the ball rolling.
As you wish.
Ambassador, I've been looking everywhere for you.
Yes.
Yes, what do you want?
- To tell you something. - Well?
You..
- You-you-you were wrong. - What?
My cousin and Aria wanted to be together
because they love each other.
Now, would that destroy the great Centauri Republic?
We cannot turn our back on tradition.
Oh, damn tradition!
Kiron may die because our glorious tradition
values wealth and power over love.
My shoes are too tight.
Excuse me?
Something my father said.
He was...old.
Very old at the time.
I went into his room
and he was sitting alone in the dark, crying.
'So I asked him what was wrong.'
And he said..
"My shoes are too tight
"but it doesn't matter
because I have forgotten how to dance."
'I never understood what that meant until now.'
My shoes are too tight..
...and I have forgotten how to dance.
I don't understand.
Nor should you.
[instrumental music]
Commander Sinclair.
May I introduce Mila Shar.
Head of the agricultural delegation from Abba Four.
We look forward to studying your
hydroponic cultivation methods, commander.
I understand they've been most successful.
They should be. The best technos from Earth
set up the system for us.
It's state of the art.
I trust your security is equally as efficient?
Absolutely.
We understand there have been several attacks
'on non-humans lately.'
Naturally, I'm concerned about the welfare of our delegates.
Don't be. We have everything under control.
Uh, but wasn't a Centauri youth
seriously injured just last night?
He'll recover.
(Sinclair) 'They're nervous.'
(Malcolm) 'About what?'
The recent attacks on non-humans.
They're afraid they'll be next.
What if they are? I served on the line
and we had a motto there..
'"The only good alien is a dead alien."'
It was true then, it's true now.
The job description says I have to play diplomat.
It doesn't mean I have to like it.
[dramatic music]
- Were you in the war, Biggs? - Well, no, I missed it.
Sit down. Sit down.
Let me tell you something.
I fought.
My best friends died.
And we won.
Not because we out-fought them.
Not because we were luckier than them
or stronger than them, or smarter than them.
'We won because the damn Minbari let us win.'
You know what that victory tasted like?
Ashes.
You'd be surprised how many times I've heard that.
There's a movement back on Earth.
It's growing, gaining in support
from people just like you.
So I've heard.
We want to put Earth back at the center of the universe.
Our universe.
Get rid of alien influences.
Get rid of aliens!
Put Earth first!
We must get back to our roots.
'Let's let humans be humans!'
Who's we?
Friends of mine.
And perhaps soon of yours.
'I want you to meet them.'
Both of you.
I'd like that.
Yes.
Of course, we must be discreet.
Not every human agrees with our stance.
So I'd like a small gesture.
To show where your sentiments lie.
What sort of gesture?
Something to put every alien on this station in their place!
To Earth!
[glasses clink]
[instrumental music]
I know you've all been concerned
about the recent violence against aliens onboard.
And you will be relieved to know
there is no longer any danger.
Good! You've arrested the criminals!
- But why weren't we informed? - Mr. Garibaldi.
We've good reason to believe the perpetrators
have fled back to Earth.
Naturally, we've alerted Earthforce there.
Then you have identified them?
I'm afraid that information is classified at the moment.
Why is it classified?
Do you think we are pouchlings, commander?
Are we really to believe that these humans are simply gone?
I for one, do not accept a word of it!
- Neither do I! - 'Believe whatever you like.'
The fact is the investigation is over! Thank you.
[clamoring]
Dr. Franklin!
Ah, whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
[sighing]
Welcome back.
How do you feel?
Tired.
Well, that'll pass. When you feel up to it
Mr. Garibaldi has some questions about the people who shot you.
And Ambassador Mollari was askin' about you.
I think he wants to have a long talk with both of you.
Commander, I just heard from Malcolm.
- He's set the meeting. - Where is it?
He won't tell me. He'll meet us in the Zocalo in half an hour
and take us there.
We're to be unarmed.
Looks like our boy's being cagey.
I expected that.
We'll link into the security net so you can monitor us.
If they suspect we've been lying, this could be a trap.
I'll be all ears.
You need us, we'll there. Good luck.
Dr. Franklin says you'll be able to travel in a few days.
I've made all the arrangements.
- But-- - Please, no more arguments.
You will return to Centauri Prime as is your duty!
However, upon arrival
you'll be met by Andilo Mollari, my second cousin.
'He will escort you to his family estate in the capital'
where you will enter into a period of fosterage
until you are of adult age.
- I don't understand. - Fosterage?
A fairly common practice in the old days.
And though seldom done nowadays, the law still allows it.
(Londo) 'Vir, very impressive. I can see you've been studying.'
Good. You will live with Andilo and his wives. All good people.
And they will instruct you, in among other things
'proper decorum for Centauris of your rank.'
But our parents, they'll object.
I doubt it.
You see, Andilo is a very powerful man.
And it is a great honor to be fostered by his family.
'To object would be to defy all tradition.'
But what will become of us?
You will study our culture, learning all you can of it.
Then, when you are old enough, Andilo will give you permission
to decide for yourselves whom you wish to marry!
Even if it's only for love?
[chuckling]
- If you insist! - Ah! Thank you.
Alright, enough.
You two need to rest.
Now, we'll talk more later.
Ambassador.
Why?
Because..
...you are still children.
And children should be allowed to dance.
Vir.
[chuckling]
[door whirring]
[computer beeping]
They're entering Cargo Bay 5.
This is it.
[door clanks]
Where are the others?
Already here, commander.
[swishing]
Worth, activate the jammer. Alvarez, on scan.
[scanner beeping]
- We don't want to be disturbed. - 'I'm impressed.'
What are those things?
Black-light camouflage, developed by Earthforce.
'They're still under wraps in R and D
but our friends got us some prototypes.
We have friends everywhere.
'We hope that you'll be one of them.'
- I'll help any way I can. - 'We're counting on it.'
- Worth, is the jammer up? - Perimeter secured.
Damn! They jammed us. Let's move.
[static]
The recent attacks on Earth, Mars and here
were just a prelude.
In two days' time
there'll be a mass assassination.
In one night, we'll take out
the four major ambassadors stationed here.
Mollari, Delenn
'G'Kar and Kosh.'
Their deaths will be a signal
to terminate the ambassadors on Earth.
But the scale of it, I mean
you would need hundreds of people.
Well, as Alvarez said, we got friends everywhere.
(Michael) Clear it out, clear it out! Coming through, coming through!
Clear it out!
[dramatic music]
What do you want us to do?
Get us into the ambassadorial wing and off the station
undetected after we've finished.
- No problem. - Good.
Then there's just one more thing..
I call it a little loyalty test.
[clicks fingers]
Commander, please!
- I don't know what these men-- - Shut up!
[groaning]
[whirring]
- Kill it. - No, please.
- No! Please! - Come on, Jeff.
(Malcolm) 'You said it yourself. The only good alien is a dead one!'
Have mercy on me, commander, please. No!
(Alvarez) 'Malcolm.'
[scanner beeping]
The scanner, it shows a whole lot of people heading our way.
Move it out! Jag it!
Clear it!
[zapping]
[groaning]
[zapping]
[groaning]
[dramatic music]
[whirring]
I wouldn't. Give me an excuse and you're dead.
[door whirring]
[sighs]
- You alright? - Yeah, I'm fine.
[instrumental music]
(man on PA) 'Earth Alliance Special Transport Normandy Beach'
'is now departing from Docking Bay-6A.'
'All assigned personnel, please report immediately.'
Such great hatred
for so little real reason.
It seems incomprehensible to me.
Human ways are often unfathomable.
But in time, one learns to live with them.
If one has an exceedingly strong constitution.
[indistinct chatter]
(Malcolm) I can't believe you did this to me, Susan.
What kind of a human are you to side with them?
(Susan) 'I find many of these people to be more human'
than you and your kind.
But I don't suppose you'd understand that.
- I don't know you anymore. - I never knew you.
[door whirring]
[theme music]
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