[Boxer Walker Smith decks a man trying to knife a distracted Garibaldi from behind.]
One of these days, Garibaldi...you're gonna learn to watch your back. [N]
“TKO” · Season 1
In this episode: Susan Ivanova (1), Michael Garibaldi (1)
[Boxer Walker Smith decks a man trying to knife a distracted Garibaldi from behind.]
One of these days, Garibaldi...you're gonna learn to watch your back. [N]
Without forgiveness, you cannot mourn. And without mourning, you can never let go of the pain.
Any ideas on how I should fight this guy?
From inside a Main Battle Tank would be nice.
[during the memorial service for Ivanova's father]
When I was thirteen, I developed a passion for Kasharev, one of the radical neocommunist authors.
Oy! Your father felt that Kasharev would be personally responsible for the destruction of Russian culture!
Exactly! But he was invited to a reading by Kasharev, and I begged him to take me. Of course, he had no intention of going, but I whined and pouted as only a thirteen-year-old can, and eventually, he was forced to surrender. So, after the reading there was a question and answer session, and for days I had been formulating the perfect question with which to impress my idol. So the time comes, and I stand up, I'm trembling, and I ask my question.
And?
He promptly said that it was the most foolish thing that he had ever heard, and that he had no intention of bandying words with a bourgeois little twit who was barely out of diapers. [Laughs] I was crushed. But then Papa stood up. And he said that his daughter was neither bourgeois, nor a little twit, and had been out of diapers for many, many years, while Kasharev's writings had yet to rise above the contents of those garments!
That sounds exactly like Andrei!
He then added that were he not a man of peace, he would have horsewhipped Kasharev through the streets of St. Petersburg, as his own father should have done many years ago!
Bravo, bravo!
Well, of course I was mortified. But then Papa took my hand and he turned, and as we walked out, he said to me: "It was a good question, dushenka."
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