Babylon 5 (TV Series)

The Long, Twilight Struggle (1995)

Bruce Boxleitner: Capt. John Sheridan

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• Londo Mollari : [after having stripped G'Kar of his post as Ambassador to Babylon 5]  Citizen G'Kar will return to Narn for trial.

  Capt. John Sheridan : I'm afraid that's not possible. Before this meeting was called Ambassador G'Kar came to my office and requested sanctuary. Now as it is within my right to do so I granted that request.

  Londo Mollari : Surrender by all members of the Kha'Ri is stipulated in the Narn/Centauri agreement.

  Capt. John Sheridan : Well I'm sure it is but I didn't sign that agreement, Ambassador. Neither did Earth!

  Delenn : As co-sponsor of Bablyon 5 the Minbari Government supports this decision. The neutrality of this station applies even to the wishes of the Centauri. Citizen G'Kar may remain here for as long as he chooses.

• [last lines] 

  Capt. John Sheridan : For the last year, things haven't exactly been going our way. I started to wonder if it would ever get better. I think it just did. - Tell the other Rangers, the ambassadors, everyone in this "army of light" that Babylon 5 stands with you. Tell them- Tell them that from this place, we will deliver notice to the parliaments of conquerors that a line has been drawn against the darkness, and we will hold that line, no matter the cost.

• Delenn : Draal. We're here.

  Draal : [holographic projection appearing]  Did you think I did not notice, my old friend?

  [Draal notices Delenn's hair] 

  Draal : You've changed. I like it. Captain Sheridan. At first, I wasn't sure about you. But I must say your decisions have been wise. Your attitudes, commendable. And your patience, vaster than mine would have been under similar circumstances.

  Capt. John Sheridan : Thank you.

  Draal : I'm not finished.

  Capt. John Sheridan : Oh, Sorry.

• Capt. John Sheridan : Any news?

  Cmdr. Susan Ivanova : Just rumors. They say the Centauri are using mass drivers. I can't believe they'd resort to planetary bombardment!

  Capt. John Sheridan : Right now I'd believe just about anything.