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City at the Edge of the World | Children of Auron | Rumours of Death |
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Zen: | Destination is the planet Earth. |
Cally: | Why Earth? |
Vila: | Why not? |
Tarrant: | Anywhere else in mind? |
Vila: | The Himmalayas are quite cool at this time of the year. |
Cally: | Feeling homesick, are you? |
Tarrant: | As it happens, it's his idea. There's someone there he wants to eliminate. |
Avon: | Execute. |
Cally: | What? |
Tarrant: | One of the federation's para investigators, a notorious thug known as Shrinker. |
Avon: | One of his victims was a young woman named Anna Grant. She was important to me. |
Cally: | So it's just revenge you're after? |
Avon: | Just and sweet. |
Cally: | You two, you approve of this? |
Tarrant: | In the absence of a more pressing engagement. |
Avon: | I am not asking them to kill him. |
Cally: | But pointless revenge. It doesn't achieve anything. |
Vila: | We're going home, to Earth. Does it have to matter why? |
. | ... |
Cally: | Since when does a personal vendetta been a good enough reason for going anywhere? |
Avon: | The problem with the people of Auron is that they all suffer from a superiority complex. |
Vila: | You should get on well with them then. |
Avon: | Too good to get involved with the rest of humanity. |
Cally: | Not true. Just because we happen to be neutral doesn't mean. |
Avon: | Neutrality or pacifism. It all boils down to the same gutless humanity. |
Cally: | You're wrong. |
Vila: | Gutless humanity, I like it. What's it mean? |
Cally: | Some of us wanted to participate in galactic affairs. |
Avon: | Yes? |
Cally: | Yes. |
Dayna: | So what happened? Were you overruled? |
Avon: | The great passive majority psyched them into line. Telepathic communion is a wonderful thing. |
Cally: | I joined a group of freedom fighters. |
Tarrant: | On Auron? |
Cally: | No, defending the planet Saurian Major from the federation. |
Tarrant: | The federation won, of course. |
Cally: | Yes. I do try, though. We're not all gutless, you see. |
Vila: | And the Aurons punished you for your defiance, didn't they? |
Tarrant: | Were you exiled? |
Cally: | Yes. Why do you imagine I've never gone back. Affection for him? [looks at Avon] |
. | [Avon looks up, and everyone else tries to ignore the tension] |
. | ... |
Avon: | This is crass stupidity. |
Tarrant: | Not from Cally's side of the scale. |
Avon: | Emotional ties. We cannot risk the Liberator for sentiment. |
Tarrant: | As long as Cally is part of this crew, she has full call on your loyalty and support, no matter what the risks. |
Avon: | You are forgetting that the Aurons rejected her. They sent her into exile. |
Tarrant: | You were exiled from Earth. |
Avon: | I go back as an executioner. |
Tarrant: | And you really believe that revenge should rate a higher priority than mercy. |
Avon: | Alright. We will consult Orac. |
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NJ Governor Lewis Morris |
Breese Family |
Lincoln Trial Judge Advocate Henry L. Burnett |
President George W. Bush |
Father Bradley Van Deusen |
Mother Jean Van Deusen |