Sanctuary Season 2 Episode 13

Helen: Who the hell could've done this?
Kate: Someone with major connections in the abnormal world.
Helen: It's far more than that. This is someone who has put together pieces of information that are thousands of years old - the Cult of Kali, the Makri, its connection to Bertha.
Kate: Who everybody believed was dead.
Henry: Yeah, you know, this whole cult thing, I mean, that's gotta be like biblical old, huh?
Helen: Older, in fact. There are legends of abnormals who were movers of earth, heralds of the great floods, the whispers who could talk to all creatures. All these predate even the earliest Egyptian dynasties. Someone studied this as though it were all fact, not myth - and now they have control of the most dangerous abnormal on earth. I want to know who we're dealing with and where they've taken her. Get us back in the game, Henry.

Forsythe: I brought you here as my tech support, and it's my first time as a herald … I'm not gonna get nasty with you … but he might. (points at minion)
Rheka: Kali only comes to the mind's eye when the Makri wills it so. You are not its chosen host. You will never see her mind inside yours.
Forsythe: So I don't get fries with my Happy Meal. (whimpers mockingly)

Forsythe: What did the ancient texts foretell? The great flood will come and sweep away sins. The earth swallowing up our unclean. Every single holy man has predicted Bertha's awakening since the beginning of time, and guess what? They're right. They're right. Bibi … it's the end of days.

Wexford: You took Bertha to the woods to kill her and you never pulled the trigger. The optics on that …
Helen: Oh, to hell with the optics, Terrance. It was my choice not to kill her. If I thought it would be popular, I wouldn't have kept it secret.
Wexford: Well, the only problem with lying is getting caught.

Wexford: Containment? Helen, Bertha is a threat to every living creature on this planet, and you want to put her back in her box?
Helen: This issue is far larger than you could possibly understand. Killing her is a last resort. The other heads of house agree, it would be far too reckless.
Wexford: Yes, some feel that way, but not all … and Helen, the tides are turning. We've known each other for a long time, and I owe you … everything … but you need to rethink your stand on this. You're on thinner ice than you realize.

Henry: So, I don't know how he knows what he knows - yet - but he did buy a lot of ancient artifacts from museums over the last few years for, like, insane amounts of money.
Helen: What kind of artifacts?
Henry: Totems, scrolls, ancient texts - it's all Shroud of Turin-Indiana Jones stuff. He believes every abnormal can be traced to a certain region of Pangea, going back, like, millions of years.

Kali: You have been looking for me?
Will: That depends … if this is real or not.
Kali: I am real, Durga, as real as you.
Will: Why do you call me that? Durga?
Kali: It is your name. Don't tell me you have forgotten my as well?
Will: Kali.
Kali: You should have not disappeared like that. Where did you go?
Will: The thing that connects us was taken from me.
Kali: The Makri? And you allowed this?
Will: (gently scoffs) I didn't have much of a choice … but the other one … that you're connected to … is not your herald.
Kali: He calls me.
Will: No … Kali, you need to stay. Don't listen to him.
Kali: I must go, Durga. I can't stay …
Will: No … no, wait.
Kali: If you are my true herald, find me.
Will: How?
Kali: Dance the Rapati Sungu.
Will: (puzzled) Dance?

(they are searching for Will, showing his picture to people)
Ravi: They don't like you. Stop being rude and they will help us.
Kate: I know all that. It's just that I've never bought into that whole … quiet, subservient Indian girl … thing.
Ravi: Man, you have some serious hang-ups about your roots. This is the 21st century. You don't have to be a servant or a maid, you just have to show some respect. You can be likable, even attractive, when you let your guard down. Try that.
Kate: Did you … just make a pass at me?
Ravi: Warming up to it - not that my parents would approve of you, of course. (Kate scoffs) I'm joking. They'd love you.
Kate: Really?
Ravi: No.

Wexford: I know Will is tied into this, but you're only going to dig yourself a bigger hole by taking your eyes off of Bertha.
Helen: Believe me, this is the right strategy.
Wexford: No, it isn't!
Helen: You are way out of line.
Wexford: You need to shift your focus on this, right now. Lying about not euthanizing an extinction-level abnormal would've gotten any other head of house suspended. But, because it's you, they're trying to give you the benefit of the doubt.
Helen: Which they should.
Wexford: For how long!? And now there's this Forsythe character, who can control her by remote, what would you say if the shoe were on the other foot?
Helen: There are extenuating circumstances. We don't know enough yet about her connection to the earth. You don't destroy something that powerful without having all the facts.
Wexford: The fact is, she can destroy half of Europe when she's upset! You've taken us to the brink, Helen. How did you think the network would respond? You taught us to think like this. You said, "Question everything." They're givin' you 72 hours to contain the situation. (Magnus smiles bemusedly, shaking her head)

Rheka: (chuckling) Some herald you are.
Forsythe: I brought her here. She will do this.
Rheka: You're not strong enough. You're not worthy of carrying the Makri … and Kali knows it.
Forsythe: Really? Watch this. (to his minion) Fire the little spider up. (to Rekha) Magnetic resonance burst, half power, just to get things started.
Minion: Mr. Forsythe …
Forsythe: Shut up and do it.
(angered by the burst, Bertha sends out a large pulse, cracking open the earth)
Minion: Seismic readings coming from Bertha's position. She's active, it's starting.
Forsythe: Like I said, end of days.

(Kate gets help by being polite and respectful)
Ravi: Suddenly, such a delicate flower.
Kate: Bite me.
Ravi: It's actually quite breathtaking.

Henry: I'm just getting some weird mapping data here … Okay, that's just crazy.
Helen: What is it?
Henry: Cross-checking with our nautical charts, just hold on. Okay, either we're totally off-course, or … Doc, I'm reading a chain of islands dead ahead, but there's nothing in the charts indicating any land mass, just open ocean.
Helen: That's because it's new.
Henry: She's not makin' earthquakes.
Helen: She's making land.

Henry: Doc! We have a weapons lock on our position. He's got missiles!?
Helen: 'Course he does.

(the depth charges are hurting Bertha/Kali)
Will: What? What is it?
Kali: You said you would leave me alone.
Will: But what happened
Kali: (enraged) YOU BETRAYED ME!
(Will collapses, gasping in pain)

Helen: What the hell are you playing at? She was calm.
Wexford: We had a window of opportunity. It had to be done.
Helen: Captain … Please escort Mr. Wexford to the brig, pending my orders.
Captain: With all respect, ma'am, I can't. I received a coded message on the secure network frequency. Mr. Wexford …
Wexford: By unanimous consent, you are hereby relieved of your command of the Sanctuary Network, effective immediately.
Henry: Dude, you cannot be serious!
Wexford: DON'T … interfere … dude. I'm in charge of operations now. You're remanded to custody, pending further disciplinary action.