Jacques: That database
that you and Salzer made wasn't sanctioned! Methos:
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Jacques: Why? Because some
pissant grad student thinks so and screws up the Watcher system that has worked for
thousands of years?! Security is the reason we stay separate! So that one idiot won't
compromise us all! |
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Methos: I've got a lot to
offer. Five thousand years of history, Joe. I was there. Joe: History's been written. People have been known to kill the
messenger who waltzes in with a new version of the truth.
Methos: Why would I tell the truth? |
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Methos: Clancy, the editor
of the Tribune, is dead. So's Christine Salzer. Duncan:
How?
Methos: (quick to defuse the advancing Duncan): I
didn't do it. Someone got there ahead of me. |
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Methos: I was in Rome
once. 93 AD. The Coliseum. I saw Christians facing the lions. Some of them looked almost
happy to die for their faith. Duncan: Your
point, or are we just strolling down memory lane here? |
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Methos: But afterwards,
the only ones looking happy were the lions. Duncan:
This isn't about faith.
Methos: No, it's about sacrifice. It's a hell of a
thing to be a martyr, MacLeod. And that's what Kalas wants. He's pushing all your buttons |
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Methos: So what if the
world finds out? Life is about change. Civilizations rise and fall. Duncan: This isn't about civilizations. This is about people.
Amanda. Dawson. Richie. Our world is not an ant farm.
Methos: The passion of youth.
Duncan: Hm, boys will be boys.
Methos: And every cloud has a silver lining.
Duncan: What d'you mean?
Methos: If you die, Amanda will be free to date. |
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A note about
the photos. My video of this episode is not the highest quality and I'm afraid it
shows. Please bear with me if some of the photos seem a bit overdone as a result. |