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	Season 5 / Episode 22: - Sleeping in Light Susan Ivanova: An expedition to Coriana space found Sheridan's ship a few days later, but they never found him. All the airlocks were sealed, but there was no trace of him inside. Some of the Minbari believe he will come back some day, but I never saw him again in my lifetime...
	Season 5 / Episode 22: - Sleeping in Light Susan Ivanova: Babylon 5 was the last of the Babylon stations. There would never be another. It changed the future and it changed us. It taught us that we have to create the future or others will do it for us. It showed us that we have to care for one another, because if we don't, who will? And that true strength sometimes comes from the most unlikely places. Mostly, though, I think it gave us hope, that there can always be new beginnings. Even for people like us. Susan Ivanova: As for Delenn, every morning for as long as she lived, Delenn got up before dawn and watched the sun come up. ISN newscaster: And now, for those of you that have been archiving this ISN Special Documentary, the people responsible. ISN newscaster: Funding for this program was made possible by grants from the Anla'shok Memorial Fund.
	Season 5 / Episode 22: - Sleeping in Light John Sheridan: Goodnight, my love... the brightest star in my sky. Delenn: Goodnight, you, who were my sky, and my sun, and my moon.
	Season 5 / Episode 22: - Sleeping in Light John Sheridan: A toast... to absent friends, in memory still bright. Michael Garibaldi: [Everyone raises their glasses] G'Kar. Vir Cotto: Londo. Delenn: Lennier. Dr. Stephen Franklin: Mar... Susan Ivanova: [cutting off Franklin] Marcus.
	Season 5 / Episode 22: - Sleeping in Light Michael Garibaldi: [voiceover] The Interstellar Alliance, based on the Homeworld of the Minbari Federation, was founded in the Earth year 2261 shortly after the end of the Shadow War, 20 years ago. Twenty years of history. Those of us who survived have seen it all and those of us who understand have been waiting and dreading the arrival of this day.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest Delenn: When I had to learn English, one of the most difficult words for me was "goodbye." There is no corresponding word for "goodbye" in Minbari. All our partings contain within them the possibility of meeting again: in other places, in other times, in other lives. So you will excuse me if I do not say "goodbye."
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest Delenn: There are moments when we all become someone else, something other than what we are. It takes only a moment. But we spend the rest of our lives looking back at that moment in shame.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: It's good to know that at least one of the old gang will be sticking around for a while. Zack Allan: Who, me? Absolutely. Hell, I'll probably still be here when they turn off the lights.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: Always be willing to fight for what you believe in. It doesn't matter if a thousand people agree with you or one person agrees with you. It doesn't matter if you stand completely alone. Fight for what you believe.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: You will lose some friends and gain new ones. The process is painful but often necessary. They will change, you will change, because life is changing.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: You may not be sure where you belong anymore, but home is always there. Because home is not a place. It's wherever your passion takes you.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest Delenn: Never start a fight - but always finish it.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: So, you couldn't sleep either. Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: Not really. I hear Delenn came back from Minbar last night. President John Sheridan: Yes. The new headquarters for the Alliance are just about finished. We can go anytime.
	Season 5 / Episode 21: - Objects at Rest President John Sheridan: Have I told you today how much I love you? Delenn: Yes. But you may continue to repeat it for as long as you like. President John Sheridan: Oh, I plan to. Every day that I can.
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion Number One: I don't care what it says on your system. That's a perfectly valid passport...
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion Number One: So it really couldn't... Dr. Stephen Franklin: No, you're right. It couldn't... Number One: So there we are. Dr. Stephen Franklin: There you go, yeah. Dr. Stephen Franklin: You know, I do have about an hour before my next shift starts, in case you wanted to - celebrate your new job. Number One: More than a hour or less than an hour? Dr. Stephen Franklin: About an hour and ten minutes. Number One: You go on ahead. You know how I like the lights.
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion Delenn: It occurs to me I have never walked the length of this place, end to end. President John Sheridan: Well, Delenn, it's 5 miles long. Delenn: I Know. Coming? President John Sheridan: Now? Delenn: Now is all we have.
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion G'Kar: We are all the sum of our tears. Too little and the ground is not fertile, and nothing can grow there. Too much, the best of us is washed away.
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion G'Kar: I believe that when we leave a place, part of it goes with us and part of us remains. Go anywhere in the station when it is quiet, and just listen. After a while, you will hear the echoes of all our conversations, every thought and word we've exchanged. Long after we are gone, our voices will linger in these walls for as long as this place remains. But I will admit that the part of me that is going will very much miss the part of you that is staying.
	Season 5 / Episode 20: - Objects in Motion Dr. Stephen Franklin: When this place was built, I think irony was one of the primary materials used in construction.
	Season 5 / Episode 19: - The Wheel of Fire President John Sheridan: I tell you, the next person who acts irrationally, I swear I'm gonna shoot myself in the head. Delenn: [storms in, past them] BASTARDS. Dr. Stephen Franklin: [staring in disbelief] Did she just...? President John Sheridan: [astonished] She did...! Dr. Stephen Franklin: I'll get the gun. President John Sheridan: Delenn, are you...? Delenn: BASTARDS! President John Sheridan: Yeah, we got that part.
	Season 5 / Episode 19: - The Wheel of Fire Man: [over PA] HAZMAT team to Cargo Bay 7. HAZMAT team to Cargo Bay 7. Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: Ambassador G'Kar. Welcome back. G'Kar: Captain Lochley. Well, this is an honor.
	Season 5 / Episode 19: - The Wheel of Fire Delenn: We haven't heard a word from Londo since we came back. I find I miss him. President John Sheridan: He's probably just busy. He's got a lot of responsibilities now. He'll have to adjust to being emperor, like I had to adjust to my new job. I'm sure that's all. Hell, he's probably still celebrating his coronation. Partying all night. Delenn: I hope so. I hope he's all right, John. I really do.
	Season 5 / Episode 18: - The Fall of Centauri Prime (2) Narrator: Previously on Babylon 5: Lennier: I read four Centauri warships. Too many to fight. Lyta Alexander: This is leftover Shadow technology, Mr. President. It's an organic device used to control a ship from a long distance....
	Season 5 / Episode 18: - The Fall of Centauri Prime (2) Zack Allan: So why the long faces? Things are quiet, the attacks have stopped and we won the Centauri war. What's the problem? Delenn: Yes, we won the war. But what did we lose?
	Season 5 / Episode 18: - The Fall of Centauri Prime (2) Londo Mollari: Isn't it strange, G'Kar? When we first met I had no power and all the choices I could ever want. And now I have all the power I could ever want and no choices at all. No choice at all. G'Kar: Mollari. - Understand that I can never forgive your people for what they did to my world. My people can never forgive your people. But I - can forgive - you.
	Season 5 / Episode 17: - Movements of Fire and Shadow (1) Londo Mollari: No. I said where you go, I go. It's become a matter of principle. G'Kar: You picked a terrible moment in your social evolution to develop principles. Perhaps you can start with something simpler. The moral equivalent of the opposable thumb, for instance.
	Season 5 / Episode 17: - Movements of Fire and Shadow (1) President John Sheridan: If you run into trouble-- Delenn: I'll walk out of it. More dignified that way.
	Season 5 / Episode 17: - Movements of Fire and Shadow (1) Capt. Elizabeth Lochley: Personal journal, Captain Elizabeth Lochley, addendum. The Centauri war continues to spiral out of control. The threat of retaliation has already reached Babylon 5. Over a half dozen Centauri have been murdered in just the last three days.
	Season 5 / Episode 17: - Movements of Fire and Shadow (1) Regent: And there was something else they told me to do. And I did it just a few moments before I came to see you. The last thing I will ever have to do for them. And in a way I'm glad it's over. Londo Mollari: What did they ask you to do? Regent: To send away all the ships guarding Centauri Prime on a false emergency and turn off the planetary defense network. Londo Mollari: No. Regent: I think I'll stay and watch from here. The sky should be lighting up any time now. I imagine it will be quite beautiful. Londo Mollari: No! - - No!

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