:32:01
Six will crush your ribs to jelly...
:32:04
...and explode your heart.
:32:08
Four gravities.
:32:11
Five.
:32:14
All right.
:32:21
I suggest you leave now.
:32:27
I gave you a chance for greatness
and you threw it away.
:32:32
Whatever happens now...
:32:36
...let it be on your own head.
:32:56
What are you shopping for today?
:32:59
Can I buy you a drink?
:33:06
Londo.
:33:07
Mr. Garibaldi.
:33:09
I suppose you heard what happened.
:33:11
About the Ambassador?
:33:13
Yes, it's a pity.
:33:15
I suppose there'll be a war now.
:33:18
All that running around
and shooting at one another...
:33:21
...you would have thought, sooner or later,
it would go out of fashion.
:33:24
Where were you
when the Ambassador's ship was docking?
:33:28
I don't think I like the tone
of your question, Mr. Garibaldi.
:33:33
I suggest you remove your hand.
:33:36
As an ambassador
I have diplomatic immunity.|Read your treaty.
:33:40
As of two hours ago,
I got full diplomatic access.
:33:43
So, where were you
when the Ambassador was docking?
:33:49
Could I have another, please? The same.
:33:56
I was in the casino. At the gaming table.
:33:59
- I thought you were out of money.
- Yes.