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'This is Earth Alliance DestroyerAcheron'

'to Babylon 5. We've got your package.'

'Confirmed,Acheron.'

'Lieutenant Corwin is standing by'

'for delivery in Docking Bay 4.'

'Roger that, Babylon control.'

'Maintenance, go to Docking Bay 7.'

'Maintenance, to Bay 7.'

Captain Lochley.

Lieutenant David Corwin at your service.

Lieutenant. I thought I was going to be met

by the entire command staff.

Yes, ma'am, but, uh

Mr. Garibaldi just got back from Mars

and even though he's not
technically on staff anymore

Zack Allan is our new chief
of security these days.

He's up to his ears helping Zack get ready

for Sheridan's inauguration

as president of the New Alliance.

And Dr. Franklin had an
emergency in Medlab--

Lieutenant, lieutenant.

Is it always like this around here?

No. No, it, well..

Actually, yes.

It's-it's hectic, ma'am.

Well, a hectic station is the first sign

of a poorly run station.

We'll change that.

I've got everyone standing by in C and C

waiting to meet you as
soon as you're settled in.

Good, good. I wanna jump right in.

Always takes a while when
you have a change in CO.

The sooner we get on with the transition,
the better.

If there's anything you need
to know about the station..

Just personalities, any internal conflicts

I need to be made aware of.

Beyond that, I've thoroughly researched

Babylon 5's operational procedures

personnel records..

I'm, uh,
pretty much up to speed on all the reports.

Uh, with all due respect

there's a lot that
doesn't fit into a report.

Then the report is incomplete.

Just trying to save you trouble, captain.

It's been my experience
that as long as you run

an efficient operation

don't go looking for trouble,
you'll do just fine.

Oh, that's one of the things
I was trying to tell you.

Around here we don't
have to look for trouble.

On B-5, trouble comes looking for us.

Time to go.

I just want you to know
it's nothing personal..

...but I need to send
a message to Babylon 5.

That's what you rangers are for, right?

Carrying messages from one place to another.

So you're the right
person in the right place

at the right time.

For me, anyway.

Oh!

Almost forgot.

Any final words?

We live for the one.

We die for the one.

Well, one out of two ain't bad.

And so it begins..

- There is a hole in your mind.
- What do you want?

No one here is exactly what he appears.

Commander Sinclair is being reassigned.

Why don't you eliminate
the entire Narn homeworld?

I see a great hand

reaching out of the stars.

Who are you?

President Clark signed a
decree today declaring..

These orders have forced
us to declare independence.

Unless your people get off

their encounter suited
butts and do something.

You're the one who was.

If you go to Z'ha'dum, you will die.

Why are you here?

Do you have anything worth living for?

I think of my beautiful city in flames.

Giants in the playground.

Now get the hell out of our galaxy!

We are here to place President Clark

under arrest.

Hey.

I thought you were gonna sleep in a little.

I was about to make breakfast.

I can't.

'I have to get back to
my quarters and change.'

'The new Gaim ambassador
has asked for a meeting'

as soon as possible.

He wants to introduce himself

before the inauguration.
Less awkward that way.

May I ask you a question?

Delenn, you're-you're living here now

at least part of the time.

Ask whatever you want.

Why are there wet socks

hanging in the shower?

I just washed them.

Don't you use the thermal unit?

For everything else, yes.

I, uh..

I guess it's kind of a tradition.

See, when I first joined Earthforce

I was assigned to the
54th North American unit

and the sergeant of our squadron..

We used to call him Sergeant Slaughter

was the toughest, meanest DI we ever saw

and he used to wash his
own socks every morning.

He told us

"I'm gonna live forever. You know why?

"Because I never leave
the barracks unless I know

"I've got something to do when I get back.

"The only kind of man that gets killed

"is the man who is done doin'

"whatever it is he's doin'.

"And I know I'm gonna come back alive

"'cause I got socks to wash.

Any of you maggots got a problem with that?"

I assume you said no.

Ooh, loud and clear.

The next morning at reveille,
we-we came up with

this big ceremony and we all took a vow

that for as long as we were in uniform

we would wash our own socks every morning.

You know,
I think it's the first time I ever saw

old Sergeant Slaughter actually smile.

The newly elected president
of the Interstellar Alliance

about to be officially sworn in

washing his own socks?

You're a very strange man, even for a human.

Why, thank you.

Sheridan. Go.

'Captain Lochley's aboard, sir.'

'We just got her settled in.'

Uh, good, uh, have her meet me in my office

in 20 minutes.

Lochley?

Ivanova's replacement.

So much for breakfast.

My place tonight?

Yeah, I guess.

Uh, I am gonna be working late here,
though, tonight.

You know, I hope this is going to work

alternating between your place and mine.

Oh, I know, I know.

But, uh,
there is no room here for my belongings

I don't have room for yours

and I should conduct Minbari business

in Minbari surroundings.

Yeah.

It's good to keep things separate for now.

Until we can move to the
new facilities on Minbar.

Assuming you're still comfortable

with that prospect.

I won't lie.

I'm gonna miss this place
when that time comes.

It's going to take me a while

to get used to living on your world

but we do need a permanent headquarters

for the Alliance,
and that's the logical choice.

The bottom line is..

...wherever you are..

...is home enough for me.

Captain.

Mr. President.

It's good to see you again.

Thank you, sir.

I assume you've received
my orders from Earthdome.

I have. The orders have been authenticated.

Effective this date, you have full

and complete authority in running Babylon 5.

The station is under your direct command.

Welcome aboard.

Thank you.

Uh, please, be seated.

Uh, do you have any questions
about the arrangement?

Uh, yes, sir, it's my understanding that

Babylon 5 is to remain an independent state

pending decision by the Alliance

to formally buy it from Earth.

That's correct.

Then why bring in someone from Earthforce

to run things? Why not someone else?

Tradition, for one thing.

For another..

...we're still trying to heal the wounds

from the civil war back home.

'Putting someone from
Earthforce in charge of B-5'

will help cement us with
the folks back there.

Military and civilian.

That's why I wanted to
make sure you got here

before we started this
silly inauguration business.

In a way, it's saying..

...we're independent.

But we'll always remember
where we came from.

I hear you asked for me in particular.

Why?

You have handled a number of
potentially dangerous missions

without resorting to force.

You're good with diplomacy when possible

but you know how to fight when you have to.

And you speak your mind.

Now, whoever's running B-5 for the next year

is going to be on the hot seat.

I chose you strictly on your background.

You are the perfect choice.

'Anything else?'

Just one thing.

Obviously, as head of the Alliance

you call the shots around here.

But I can't be just a
mouthpiece for your decisions.

I'll run this station my way, or not at all.

'If I'm to carry the responsibility'

I want the authority to go with it.

I won't be interfered with or second-guessed

or micro-managed..

...sir.

Like I said, you speak your mind.

'Fair enough, captain.'

If it's a political decision

or a decision on behalf of the Alliance

that's my turf.

The rest is yours.

Thank you.

Lochley. Go ahead.

'Captain, you'd better get down to Bay 3.'

'There's something here you should see.'

On my way.

- I've got--
- I know. Believe me.

I handled a few of those myself

when I was captain here.

We'll talk again later.

Sir..

...I noticed you didn't
ask me which side I was on

during the big fight back home.

You're right. I didn't.

Good day, captain.

'So I don't want anything to go wrong.'

Now, you gotta seal off this
whole area through to Blue 5.

It's the only way to make sure
that the rotunda is secure.

Yeah, I know. I know.

Last year we had one guy slip
through because the place wasn't

sealed up right.
You don't want that to happen here.

Now, you got diplomats and ambassadors

from half the old league
of non-aligned worlds here.

- You can't--
- Afford to let that happen.

Michael, will you please let us handle this?

Not a chance, Zack.

I know this place better than anybody

and I'm determined that
nothing's gonna go wrong

with Sheridan's inauguration.

- I owe him that much.
- Okay.

Alright, now, the new Gaim ambassador

make sure he has the right ID.

- 'Check.'
- 'And whatever you do.'

'Don't let him go on and on'

'about those damn Gaim hive..'

We found him floating outside the station.

He's definitely a ranger.

He was in a commercial stasis
bubble when we picked him up.

But he didn't die from exposure to space.

- Let me see.
- You might not want to.

I said, let me see.

He had this around him when he was found.

Hello.

- I'm sorry, but I'm--
- 'Working.'

Yes, I can see.

Books, manuals, directives regulations..

The geometries that
circumscribe your waking life.

Drawn narrower and narrower

until nothing fits inside them anymore.

My name is Byron.

It's important that you meet
me in Brown 3 in two hours.

Come alone.

Why should I do that?

My people are coming.

- Lochley. Go ahead.
- 'Captain Lochley.'

'This is Dr. Franklin.'

'I've finished the autopsy,
and I have the results'

'you were waiting for.'

On my way.

Just a moment.

Ah.

Yes?

Ah, cap, uh.. That is, Mr. President.

You're up late?

You know, I'm not sure I'll ever get used

to being called Mr. President.

I understand completely.

Did I ever tell you that I was not born

with the name G'Kar?

No, you didn't.

It is tradition on my world

to give newborn Narns temporary names

for the first ten years of their lives.

The practice came out of the reality

that life on Narn is very hard

and in the past,
many of us died quite young.

When we reach ten

we choose which of our many
beliefs we want to follow.

G'Quon, G'Lan, Na'Kili, others..

And from that we pick our true name.

Well, perhaps the name we call you now

is your true name.

So, Mr. President ...what can I do for you?

Well, I was thinking about
that book you're writing.

I've already heard several of your people

quoting it, and, uh..

Well,
Mr. Garibaldi says it's very well written.

Well, I-I'm sorry, there's just

the one copy for now and, well..

...when I loaned it to Mr. Garibaldi

it came back with coffee stains. I can't--

No, no, no.
That's-that's alright, that's alright.

Don't worry. It's not why I'm here.

I was going over the swearing-in ceremony

that we've got coming up

and there are two things
we still don't have.

An oath of office..

...and for lack of a better term

a declaration of principles
for the New Alliance.

Now, this kind of job is going to require

a very special kind of writing.

Many times you have spoken

with tremendous eloquence
in the council chambers.

When your world fell to the Centauri

the words you spoke made the hair

on the back of my neck stand up.

So..

...I would like you to write the oath

and the declaration of principles.

Well, I'm flattered.

Also terrified.
Th-this is a great responsibility.

I know, but I can't think of anyone

more suited to the job.

Well, then you shall have it!

I shall dedicate myself to nothing else

from now until the inauguration.

Well, thank you.

I will not sleep, eat, drink, nothing!

The words and I will be
locked in mortal combat

until one of us surrenders.

- Well--
- Now go. Go on.

I have to give myself over to my muse.
Goodbye.

'I'll be in touch. Bye.'

So, what killed him?

Well,
a single shot from a PPG at close range

directly to the heart.

Superheated helium tore through his ribcage

incinerated most of his heart

and fused the 15th and 16th vertebrae.

How long?

Pending more tests,
I'd have to say less than a week.

But Maint-Bot records indicate that the body

wasn't out in space, more than

six or seven hours before it was found.

Meaning he was killed elsewhere
and then dumped outside.

That's correct.

So somebody wanted him to be found here.

The question is why.

Unknown, but what I do know

is that everything I've seen here

points to a disciplined,
careful, well-trained killer.

Now, that PPG hit to the chest

was in the exact spot to
cause instantaneous death.

Whoever did this,
is very good at what he does.

Do you think this has anything to do

with Sheridan's inauguration?

I don't know. Maybe.

Go ahead.

'Captain, you said you wanted me'

'to remind you about an appointment.'

On my way. Uh, if you get

any more information.
Be sure and let me know.

I will.
Uh-uh, hey, captain, it's nice to meet you.

Hello.

Thank you for coming.

I came because your
little performance earlier

was pretty clear indication
that you're a telepath.

A strong one.

Therefore potentially dangerous

which is why I didn't come alone.

We are unarmed.

And I assure you we mean you no harm.

We refuse to have anything to do

with violence or technology.

Ours is a simple way, as you will discover.

- They're clean.
- Alright.

So what do you want?

A place to call home.

My friends and I are all telepaths.

'More will come soon.'

Rogues?

We refused to join the Psi Corps, yes.

We tried working through the resistance

but their ways are not ours

so we slipped away.

Quietly,
creating our own lives on other worlds.

Because, we can never go home.

Our lives have been
spent in constant transit

wandering from world to world.

'We have come here.'

Because an independent Babylon
5 may be the closest thing

we will ever find to our home.

We want to put out the
word to others of our kind

have them gather here in safety.

In time..

...we will create a small colony

until one day,
when we go out to create a world of our own.

A homeland..

...for those who have no other home.

That's a tall order.

Perhaps.

But where is it written that all our dreams

must be small ones?

Do you speak for all of them?

These. And more yet to come.

This is Sarah.

Bright and beautiful.

'The somber David.'

'The last of his family'

'the rest hunted down and
murdered by Psi Corps.'

'William.'

'Shy but really quite interesting'

'once you get to know him.'

'Cynthia and Rosa.'

'Closer than sisters.'

And Simon.

Special Simon, we call him.

'Say hello, Simon.'

Flowers.

I saw flowers.

'Then he likes you.'

'He only gives flowers as a gift'

'to the people he likes.'

'He can remember everything he's ever seen'

heard, smelt, or touched

from the moment he was born.

And he can project those memories

into someone else's mind.

Share a part of himself

in the most intimate way imaginable.

I saw the flowers he gave you.

I'd say he's quite fond of you.

Thank you.

'He doesn't talk.'

Not even to us.

Not even in here.

He doesn't look well.

'It's been a long trip.'

Well, bring him to Medlab.

He's a minor. He should be checked out.

Of course.

We can do a lot for you, captain.

'We can earn our keep.'

Work for you. Help you.

All we need is a place to stay.

A place to call home..

...until we one day can find a place

to make our home.

The queens thank you for your help in this,
Delenn.

It's not a problem, Lesharr.

The Gaim were a great help to us

in our fight against the shadows

and will continue to be strong
allies under the Alliance.

If we can offer any further
help to your colonies

please let us know.

Thank you. The queens be with you.

Computer, play waiting messages.

'Stand by. Text message number one.'

'Voice message number two.'

'Hello, Sheridan.'

'I-I know that you're supposed
to be a big history buff.'

'I know that you're a fan
of President Lincoln.'

'Did you know that he was sure
that he would die in office?'

'That as president, he had to pay the price'

'for the lives of all the soldiers who died'

'fighting his war?'

'Some say that Roosevelt felt
that he would not make it'

'out of office alive with so many dead'

'under his leadership.'

'President Kyoshi'

'of the Eastern Block, 50 years ago'

'dying in office three days'

'after the war of the Shining Star ended.'

'It is the job of a president'

'to pay the price for his people..'

'...and his decisions.'

Computer,
what's the source of these transmissions?

'Unknown. System records altered.
Unable to trace.'

'You started the civil war back home,
Sheridan.'

'The people who died
are your responsibility'

and I'm here to make sure you pay the price

for your actions,
and to make sure you know why.

You won't know where it's coming

or when. But it's coming.

And as strong as you think you are..

...the one thing you can't
stop is the lone gunman

determined to kill you

even if he gets killed in the process.

I'm that man, Sheridan.

Maybe I'll go to hell for that, but if I do

I'm taking you to hell with me.

'He's slightly dehydrated.'

'And malnourished for some time now.'

We are refugees, doctor.

Eating out is not a luxury we can afford.

As you know. You treated many of my kind.

Vocal cords are intact but atrophied.

No apparent nerve damage, so he can speak.

He just chooses not to. And why is that?

Simon came to us last year on Mars.

He was a tunnel rat living in the ducts

and pipelines beneath Mars One.

'We know he endured some terrible trauma'

'during those years.'

We've never asked.

When he chooses to speak of it, he will.

And if he doesn't?

Then he alone will bear the pain of it.

But we are here for him

if he should ever change his mind.

- I saw--
- 'Yes.'

And that is all he will let any of us see.

We have no idea who she was.

Only that he feels guilt for her death

and hopes to make up for it someday.

Alright, I'm going to, uh,
set up a series of treatments

to get him back up to snuff.
Vitamins, hormone therapy.

- 'We can afford little.'
- That's alright.

We'll take care of it.

- Then we can go?
- Yes, you can go. Franklin.

'Doctor, we're having an emergency meeting'

'in 20 minutes. Can you attend?'

Yeah, I'll be right there. Now, e..

'We can't go stumbling
around in the dark here.'

We know there is a danger.

I can't go along with
postponing the ceremony.

Just for a few days until we
can bring in more security.

Now, whoever this guy is

we know he's killed one person already.

The message he sent you was untraceable.

That tells me he knows
our system inside and out.

He's smart, he's deadly, and he's after you.

That's good enough for me.

I refuse to go through life

trapped inside of a bubble!

With all due respect, Mr. President

you chose that life the moment
you accepted this position.

On my world, we have learned

an inauguration is simply
a signal to assassins

that a new target has been set up

on the firing range.

Uh, I-I am not going to argue the point.

But I am as much a target
today as I am tomorrow

and the day after that,
and the day after that.

'Now, I am supposed to lead this Alliance'

and for my money, that means hands on.

It means that I should be out there

where I can be seen,
where I can do some good.

It's not the way things are done!

Well, then maybe it's time

some of those things were done differently.

If more of our so-called leaders

would walk the same streets

as the people who voted them in

live in the same buildings,
eat the same food

instead of hiding behind glass and steel

and bodyguards.

Maybe we'd get better leadership

and a little more concern for the future.

John, that's a commendable idea

but it's very dangerous.

Is it?

Our new friend just said

all the security in the world

can't stop a lone gunman

dedicated to exchange
his life for the target

and he is right.

So you may as well live
instead of being a prisoner.

I agree with Sheridan.

How can you say that?

Because he's making perfect sense.

He's talking a political agenda.

You're talking about protecting your friend.

Which is more important?

They're the same thing.

Are they?

It's your vote and mine, Mr. President.

On behalf of Babylon 5 command and control

I vote the ceremony goes ahead on schedule.

We can handle it.

I concur.

'Good. It's done.'

I'll go tell Zack.

Just a second.

- I'm in rather a hurry.
- Tough.

What the hell was that all about?

Excuse me, but by all rights

you shouldn't even have
been in that meeting.

You're not technically head of security.

You're a civilian.

A consultant at best, an annoyance at worst.

Look, Sheridan's the kind of guy

who looks for something to challenge him.

Sometimes,
I think he's a martyr in training.

Great motives, lousy ending, just in case

you missed the whole Joan Of Arc story.

Now, in a situation like this

we have to protect him against himself.

Really?

Well, then perhaps you should re-enlist

to ensure his protection, Mr. Garibaldi.

'cause otherwise,
your opinion doesn't really count for much.

Look, damn it,
I was here a hell of a long time

before you ever showed up.

Yes, you were, and then you left.

I really don't think there's much more

that needs saying, do you?

Do you..

..John J. Sheridan..

Uhh!

Uhh! Uh..

I just finished writing the
oath of office this morning.

I spent all night on it.
I-I hope you'll approve.

I have every confidence in your words,
G'Kar.

I thought we agreed

on a discreet presence by security.

This is discreet, at least far more discreet

than Mr. Garibaldi would have preferred.

Having each guest strip-searched

on his way in.

I'm glad you talked him out of it.

I have no desire to be struck blind

by the sight of Londo naked.

Anything new from Mr. Garibaldi?

He's still analyzing the voice mail

from my computer system.

With luck, he's got something by now.

'Negative on voice match'

'to human criminal subjects on file.'

Alright. Then try the alien files.

Maybe he just sounded human.

'Negative on voice match'

'to alien criminal subjects on file.'

Damn it.

'I know that you're a fan
of President Lincoln..'

'Some say that Roosevelt
felt he would not make it'

'out of office alive..'

'President Kyoshi of the Eastern Block'

'50 years ago, dying..'

Roosevelt died of natural causes.

Lincoln and Kyoshi were killed by soldiers

who fought for the other
side in a civil war.

Computer, check voice pattern against

current Earthforce personnel on file.

'Negative on voice match.'

'Only partial list of records available.'

Cross-check with files in
Earthdome central office.

'Initiating tachyon download. Stand by.'

Security. Go.

Zack, I got it. Go private.

His name's John Clemens
formerly Major Clemens.

He ran the Beta 7 prison system

under President Clark.

When Clark was kicked out of office,
he went underground.

Now,
this guy's wanted for the murder and torture

of dissidents on Beta 7 and elsewhere.

If he shows his face
anywhere in the Alliance

he's a dead man.

Yeah, which means he's got nothing to lose

and blames Sheridan.

Exactly.

Zack, this guy's a trained infiltrator.

He could be anywhere or anybody.

Just get me a description, will you?

I'm workin' on it.

Hold it. You can't come in here.

No, no, no. Let him go. Let him go.

Oh..

No!

There!

Get down!

Back off. Back off! Or I'll kill her.

- Are you alright, dear?
- I'm fine.

Zack, put out an all-points bulletin.

Already done. He won't get very far.

We sealed off all the docking bays.

His picture's gonna be all over
the station in a few minutes.

I assume this will postpone
the rest of the ceremony.

No. He had his chance, and he blew it.

He won't get this close again.

We need to make sure they all understand

we will not be intimidated.

We continue.

'Initiating station-wide security check.'

'All security personnel,
report to your unit commanders.'

'A level-one APB is in progress.'

Come on.

We'll get him. Don't worry.

I mean, where the hell's he gonna go?

Unh!

Oh, hell.

Whoever speaks for the Alliance

speaks with one voice for many.

Consequently, this contains the first page

of every holy book of every race

that has joined the New Alliance.

'Whoever speaks for the Alliance'

'does so with the understanding'

that it is the inalienable right

of every sentient being to live free.

To pursue their dreams.

To address wrongs within their own society

without fear of retribution.

To believe as their conscience
requires in matters of faith.

But also to respect the rights of others

to believe differently.

Or not at all.

Do you, John J. Sheridan..

'Everybody else can go.'

'You have ten seconds.'

'Let's go! Let's go!'

Fire at that range,
you're just as dead as I am.

'That's okay by me.'

'You ruined my life.'

My career.

My family, and my world, Sheridan.

Time to pay the piper.

And what will this accomplish?

Even if you kill me,
the Alliance will go on.

'Maybe it will, maybe it won't.'

'It doesn't matter much to me either way.'

'Just as long as you're dead.'

Goodbye, Sheridan.

C and C, I can't hold him.

If this cockpit breeches, I'm screwed.

'Assailant's ship is targeted.'

Are we clear?

'All clear.'

Here he comes.

'Fire at will.'

You want to be president?

Yes.

Put your hand on the book and say, "I do."

- I do.
- Fine. Done.

Let's eat.

- You're Mr. Byron?
- Just Byron.

I saw what your friend did on my behalf.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Now, Captain Lochley informed me that..

...you requested to start
a small colony here.

I assume she's told you her decision.

She told us no.

It's a word we've become accustomed to.

We'd hoped for something better here.

- We were wrong.
- Not entirely.

See, our arrangement is that I
handle any political decisions

that affect the Alliance and Babylon 5.

I'm putting this decision in that category.

You have my authority
to start a colony here.

'And we'll set aside part of Brown sector.'

It's not much, and it's not pretty.

But it's a start.

Thank you. I will tell the others.

I hope you made the right decision.

We both know a telepath war
is coming one of these days.

It won't hurt to have
some of our own on hand

when things get ugly.

Besides, one of his people saved my life.

I owe them.

I suppose so.

So, how'd the meeting with Garibaldi go?

Fine. He said he'd notify the captain ASAP.

Huh. It's a little crooked.

Yes?

Well, I just, uh, wanted to stop by

see how you're settling in.

Just fine, thank you.

So, what do you want?

Uh...nothing.

Nothing really.

I just wanna let you know I thought about

what you said earlier
about re-enlisting and..

Well, the bottom line is I've never been

big on uniforms from the get-go and..

...I've got someone on Mars that needs me

so I can't re-sign with Babylon 5.

Hmm, I understand, I--

However,
I talked to the president earlier, and..

You know, I like the sound of that.

"I talked to the president."

Anyway, he agreed we should set up

a covert intelligence division

mostly to be used to keep track

of what everybody else is doing

and, well, hell, we might even need

a little of our own from time to time.

But, uh, you know, granted

military intelligence is kind of an oxymoron

but, uh, anyway, the new head

of covert intelligence for the Alliance..

...is pleased to meet you.

Now, we haven't decided on a title yet.

There's time for that.
So, uh, anyway, captain.

I guess...I'll be seeing
you at the next meeting.

- I guess so.
- Mmm-hmm.

By the way, I finished running the stats

on our late, lamented assassin.

I noticed you served with
him a few years back.

Yes, I did.

He was a good soldier, a fine officer.

But I guess...guess time can change people.

Yeah. I guess it can at that.

By the way..

Just curious.

Which side were you on during
the big fight back home?

I was on the side of Earth, Mr. Garibaldi.

Weren't we all?

Hmm.