Covert Affairs Season 3 Episode 16

Auggie: Do you see any tulips?
Annie: Not this time of year.
Auggie: I'm gonna pretend there are tulips and windmills. One of the benefits of being blind is I can imagine the way things look any way I like.
Annie: People too?
Auggie: Of course. One of these days I'll describe you to yourself. It's a hell of a parlor game.
Annie: That's a plan.
Auggie: This plan, on the other hand, was risky. I wasn't sure you were gonna make it. I didn't like that feeling much.
Annie: You were worried about me?
Auggie: Yeah, I was worried.
Annie: Then you didn't follow your Sergeant's advice.
Auggie: My Sergeant's advice didn't work because, the person I was worried about and the positive thing I was thinking about are the same.

Auggie: You got quiet all of a sudden.
Annie: I know I just want this to work. (about her plan to free Eyal from Khalid)
Auggie: It will. I had a Sergeant in basic training, mean son-of-a-bitch, but he taught us one thing that really stuck with me. Going into battle is like blowin out a birthday candle.
Annie: Okay, that doesn't help me all because I have no idea what it means.
Auggie: I means, don't over think it, put all the noisy thoughts out of your head, close your eyes, think about one positive thing that you want. (Annie stops and closes her eyes) Or one thing ya love.
Annie: (Annie smiles and opens her eyes) Okay I'm ready.