Rommie: Trance, miracles are just extraordinary phenomena with a scientific explanation. Trance: Well, for those who don't believe, no explanation is possible. For those who do, no explanation is necessary.
Dylan: Count of three? Tyr: No, let's just shoot them.
Beka: Why can't these people just remain calm?!
Harper: That's easy for you to say, 'cause you're not the one who's homeworld is doing the shake, rattle and roll into oblivion!
Rev Bem: I went through so much. How it happened I-- Trance : Sometimes, we have to stare into the face of truth to really see it. Stare at it until all the brightness goes away. Then all we have is truth. Rev Bem: All we have left, is the way.
Rev Bem: Tyr, have you never wished that all your yearning for power and empire would just be silent for a moment? Have you never wished for a moment's peace? Tyr (whispering to Rev): I am at peace. That's what bothers me.
Are you a monster? Are you a freak? Will you be my friend! Or have you lost your way. With trouble to pay, When you come to your journey's end? Empyrium Lullaby, CY 8745.
Excerpts Written By Robert Hewitt Wolfe, Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz, John Whelpley, Ethlie Ann Vare, Matt Kiene & Joe Reinkemeyer.
International Airdates: -This episode aired in Canada on March 26, 2003 on Global. -This episode aired in the UK on July 14, 2003 on Sky One. -This episode aired in the Australia on February 28, 2004 on Fox 8.
Contains clips from: Season One: "Angel Dark, Demon Bright" "The Ties that Blind" [Audio] "The Banks of Lethe" "Harper 2.0" "The Devil Takes the Hindmost" "It Makes a Lovely Light" "Its Hour Come Round at Last" Season Two: "The Widening Gyre" "Exit Strategies" "Ouroboros"
Title: The title of this episode could be an allusion to the poem A Dream Deferred that was written by the famous African-American poet, Langston Hughes. Hughes wrote many other poems about life and dreams and was greatly influenced by the Harlem Renaissance that occured in New York City during the 1920's. This poem suggests the possible outcomes for someone who denies their dreams. The reference of this poem in the title of this episode could be commenting on Rev and his dream of being a true and pure Wayist and overcoming his Magog nature.
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