Willow and Oz in “New Moon Rising”

Willow

This thing looks pretty good, considering you drove it overseas.

Oz

Well, it broke down outside of Mexico, and I traded my bass to have it fixed and garaged. I shouldn't have come back now. I just thought I'd changed.

Willow

You have changed. You stopped the wolf from coming out. I saw it.

Oz

But I couldn't look at you. I mean, it turns out... the one thing that brings it out of me is you. Which falls under the heading of ironic in my book.

Willow

It was my fault. I upset you.

Oz

Well, so we're safe then, 'cause you'll never do that again. But you're happy?

Willow

I am. I can't explain it.

Oz

It may be safer for both of us if you don't.

Willow

I missed you, Oz. I wrote you so many letters. But I didn't have any place to send them, you know? I couldn't live like that.

Oz

It was stupid to think that you'd just be... waiting.

Willow

I was waiting. I feel like some part of me will always be waiting for you. Like, if I'm old and blue-haired and I turn the corner in Istanbul, and there you are, I won't be surprised. Because... you're with me, you know?

Oz

I know. But now is not that time, I guess.

Willow

No. What are you gonna do?

Oz

I think I better take off.

Willow

When?

Oz

Pretty much now.