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Season 4, Episode 14, Aired Feb 25, 1996

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MacLeod, overwhelmed with the dark Quickening, arrives and tries to kill Methos. Methos escapes, but realizes he has to take extreme measures when Duncan kills another of his Immortal friends.

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Kristin Minter

Rachel MacLeod
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Michael J. Jackson

Sean Burns
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Valeria Cavalli

Dominique

Jim Byrnes (I)

Joe Dawson (seasons 3-6)
Adrian Paul

Duncan MacLeod

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Can Methos help Duncan find his way back from the Dark Quickening which has changed him?

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By gmvail23, Nov 23, 2006

Which is stronger good or evil? Methos and Joe struggle with this question as they try to find and stop MacLeod who is still struggling from the effects of the Dark Quickening from the last episode. We see a different take on Duncan MacLeod in this episode. It makes one wonder how much of the darkness we see is really there in any Immortal and how much is a product of the dark quickening. I particularly liked the scene were Duncan was fighting himself they did a very good job showing the difference between to two sides of Duncan MacLeod. A brilliant ending to an amazing two-part episode.moreless
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- When MacLeod is talking to Sean it's clearly daytime. At least the middle of the afternoon, if not sooner. So how come, after he takes Sean's head and have a rapid quickening, it's already night?
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QUOTES (6)
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- Duncan: Look at me. See me as I am, not as I was, or as you want me to be. I will kill you. Methos: You might. Duncan: I don't want to. Methos: And that is your salvation. Duncan: There is no salvation for me! Methos: Why? Because you're alone? Because it's just you against all that evil? You're not alone, not out here, and not in there. (he presses a hand against Duncan's heart)
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- Methos: This is a Dark Quickening. This is not who you are. Duncan: No? Maybe it's who I should be.
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- Sean: Duncan, it's not too late. What you were, what you love, it's still waiting for you. Duncan: There's nothing waiting for me.
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- Methos: I've known a lot of us in 5,000 years, MacLeod. Of them all, you were the best I'd seen.
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- Methos: Get in. (bullets firing in the background at MacLeod) What do you want, a written invitation?
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- Methos: I'm too old for this.
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- When this episode originally aired in the U.S. it ended with Duncan MacLeod and Methos walking up to the barge. The scene with Rachel MacLeod was added for the longer European version of the show.
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- Flashback: France, 1917.
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- Only Jim Byrnes' voice is in this episode, he is never actually seen on screen.
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- Although credited, Stan Kirsch does not appear in this episode.
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