[answering phone] Dana Whitcomb.
Is that your real name, or just the one we'll put on your headstone?
“End of Nights (Part 2)” · Season 2, Episode 2
In this episode: Doctor Helen Magnus (7), Nikola Tesla (6), Henry Foss (2), John Druitt (2), Doctor Will Zimmerman (1), Dana Whitcomb (1)
Nikola, did I ever tell you why my father founded the Sanctuary network all those decades ago?
Because he was a crappy doctor?
You'd think with all the resources available to her, she'd have a more updated facility. This place is as backward as Oxford before the war. The first war.
Yeah, well, I think Dr. Magnus likes to keep the old stuff around for old times' sake. She trusts it more than the high-tech stuff I try to push on her.
How to modulate the energy spectrum so that it has the desired benign effect...?
While still taking her out.
The reason I'm asking is because I don't know the answer. And I'm me.
Oh, I'll be here working. Trying to save the world. Single-handedly. Ugh.
We learn more from failure than from success. Or so I've heard.
What now?
We defend our home.
I recommend you get yourself to one of the safe-houses. Things are going to get very un-sanctuary-like around here.
[to the Big Guy] The others may question your choices, your beliefs. I don't. We've known each other too long. We've always understood the need for space, freedom to live as we want. It's the very thing that defines us. Once we let go of who we are, what we believe to be true, who the hell are we, for God's sake? Chattel for the fates like everyone else. I've always held that despite how complex this world is, compromise is for the weak. And the cost of that weakness is too high a price, no matter how dire the circumstances. Truth is, I've been wrong all along. [puts the antidote within his reach] I won't be visiting again.
Once more into the breach, dear friends.
Once more, or close up the wall with our English dead.
Or we could all just run away.
If only we were that smart.
Where's your courage, dear boy? We'll be fine.
I'm not British. All that tally-ho crap doesn't work on me.
Do you remember when you were small? You used to come into my room in the middle of the night. You'd crawl into my arms and you'd say, "Mummy, I'm afraid." [sets the weapon aside, crying] Ashley, I'm afraid.
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