Something here doesn't add up, and unlike Mr. Garibaldi, I don't like mysteries.
“Confessions and Lamentations” · Season 2
In this episode: Delenn (5), John Sheridan (3), Stephen Franklin (1), Lennier (1)
They are in pain. Frightened. Dying. Minbari are taught that, at such a times, the afflicted should be ministered to, comforted.
They're not your own people, Delenn!
I didn't know that similarity was required for the exercise of compassion.
[Delenn is in Sheridan's quartiers to ask permission for her and Lennier to enter the quarantine zone.]
All life is transitory. A dream. We all come together in the same place at the end of time. If I don't see you again here, I will see you in a little while, in the place where no shadows fall.
W--Delenn! [She stops and looks back.] When I do see you again...call me John?
She has separated from her mother. Please find her.
[looks around, somewhat lost] How?
[to Lennier] Faith manages.
[turning to Markab girl] What is her name?
Mama.
[Delenn turns and looks at Lennier again]
Faith manages.
[dying] I'm sorry, old friend. I don't think I can stay any longer. Will you give my love to...
[after the isolation zone is reopened and all the Markab are found dead]
John...John...
[he holds her close as she sobs and wails for the dead]
What happens next time?
What happens? What happens is that we honor the memory of those who are no longer with us by using what we have learned to save others. To exercise faith and patience and charity. To reach out to those who are afraid. If we can do that, then their passing will have had meaning and we will grow from it.
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