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La Femme Nikita · Season 2, Episode 4

“Approaching Zero” quotes from La Femme Nikita

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“Approaching Zero” · Season 2, Episode 4

In this episode: Nikita (3), Michael Samuelle (3), Seymour Birkoff (1)

... You weren't home when I called.

I went out for dinner. Why? Is that a problem?

No.

All right, Michael. So, what is this? So, I went out for dinner. What do you care?

(He tells nothing).

Patented Michael answer, the blank stare. If you are jealous, just be jealous. Tell me not to see him.

Is that all it would take?

Maybe . . . Maybe not. But at least it would be something real. Emotion. Except of this cryptic game of 20 questions.

You are right. I shouldn't have asked.

So that's where we stand. You really don't care if I see Jurgen?

I won't lie to you, I'm not happy to be here. But it's not about getting out anymore.

This is never an easy job, sometimes unbearable for all of us. I respect Jurgen for who he is and what he tried to do. But there are certain things that are absolute. Jurgen could not be allowed to hold Section hostage.

How could you do this Michael?

I just told you.

Not to him, to me.

It was never my intention to hurt you.

So that makes it ok? How far back does it go? My training with Jurgen? Or when you brought me in? The night we had together?

Everybody's been contacted. Walter needs you in inventory.

In a minute.

Well, that's the first time you had the section wait for me.

When you were in his house, I was listening. I had to keep my feelings separate. That's how I live my life, Nikita. Split in two. I never let anyone see the other half, but it's there, always part of me.

Well, that's just too little, too late. I am going to help Jurgen through this, if he lets me. Oh, I've become part of his life.

Nikita, some of the things I said about Jurgen are not true. I tell you this just in case you have any doubt as to what kind of man he was. I'm sure you don't. Jurgen trained me when I first came to the section. I'll miss him.

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