[to Christie] You know, the uman phrase "daughter-in-law" is so cold, so distant. Our word, hanya tavo, means "heart daughter". You are my hanya tavo, Christie.
“The Bride Wore Black” · Season 1, Episode 10
In this episode: Doc Meh Yewll (3), Datak Tarr (2), Stahma Tarr (2), Alak Tarr (1), Rafe McCawley (1)
Alak is of the new world, he doesn’t see the humans the way we do. He sees beauty in them, kindness.
Then he’s lost his sense of smell.
Watch yourself. Without the name Tarr you’re nothing but a street haint with dyed hair and a record collection.
Street haint? Isn't that how you see yourself? You're always talking about how you pulled yourself out of the mud and made the humans respect you.
I said to watch your tongue.
I don't give a kanga rat's ass about the sacred scrolls. All right, maybe your father chose to die guarding a bunch of stupid papers, but I wasn't born on Casti! I was born on Earth, just like Christie!
[to Datak Tarr] Your son loves my daughter and my daughter loves him and that’s good enough for me. Oh he may never get my mines but I will look out for him. And I will make sure that those coulds have a wedding that they will always remember.
[to Nicky] If I can’t trust you with a simple walking stick, how can I trust you with a genocidal weapon?
I've become a healer instead of a destroyer.
[on Nicky] She used to be good people.
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