[Sheridan praises Ivanova for her telecasts during the Shadow war.]
You have a face people trust.
I'd rather have a face people fear.
That too.
“Lines of Communication” · Season 4
In this episode: John Sheridan (4), Susan Ivanova (2), Delenn (2), Marcus Cole (1)
Why not come up with a way to turn the war room into...I don't know...The Voice of the Resistance! Susan, during World War II, the French Resistance used to go on the air for one hour a night, always from a different location, broadcasting the real news about the war. Providing intelligence for the resistance fighters, encouraging Germans to defect. Well, why can't we do the same thing here?
Why do I get the ugly suspicion that you're volunteering me for this job?
I accept your offer!
Touch passion when it comes your way, Stephen. It's rare enough as it is. Don't walk away when it calls you by name.
Before the war, Dukhat wanted to know more about your people, so I began studying your history. I came to the conclusion that of all the races we had encountered, humans were the most dangerous. Because humans form communities. And from that diversity comes a strength that no single race can withstand. That is your strength. And it is that which makes you dangerous.
I'm tired, Delenn. Sometimes I feel as if I've been carrying this station on my back and crawling through broken glass for three years.
[When Sheridan is faced with the possibility of Delenn heading into what could be a war zone.]
Can't you send out Lennier? It might be dangerous.
[smiles in amusement] John! It pleases me that you care for what I have become. [seriously] But never forget who I was, what I am, and what I can do.
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