Fractures

NARVIN: You're really loving this, aren't you?

LEELA: Bringing fire to these old dead places? Yes. It pleases me.

NARVIN: Didn't think it could be love for Romana that kept you here. After Andred's death...

LEELA: I am a warrior. At last, after so many years, your world offers me something I can understand. Battle, slaughter, the running of blood.

NARVIN: So many dead, and you welcome it.

LEELA: No! But I am ready for it.

ROMANA: This way, Leela.

LEELA: Why stay with me? You do not believe I can protect you any longer.

ROMANA: Our only exit leads onto the Outlands. How am I to survive there without you as my guide? Now, will you please take my hand, Leela? Thank you.

“The Outlands... always the biggest threat in my parents' arsenal. Behave yourself or we'll leave you in the outlands! And look what I was missing all those years by being good.”

PANDORA: I'm thinking of the vidcast I will soon deliever. We can encourage her to speak of the atrocities she's commited in the name of Romana. Let the populus hear it and turn on her.

VALYES: Leela is loyal to the point of obsession. She won't easily be turned.

PANDORA: With a skilled interrogator - interviewer, I mean...

“I thought I was revenging myself on your world, Annos. Each act of destruction was sweet to me. The fall of each ancient monument was like a wound in the flesh of an old and bitter enemy. But it is I who have grown old and bitter, and your world rejoices at it. Annos, will you leave me please? I must grow used to my darkness.”

“I do not need eyes to see you are mad, assassin, but I will kill you if you strike at those I must protect. You find me funny metal voice? You think the blind stupid savage cannot kill you? You will not laugh at me! No-one will ever laugh at me!”

LEELA: Romana? Can you hear me? You must see if you can control this unit, or we shall be pulled to pieces. Romana? Romana? Romana!

ROMANA: Romana... Too many Romanas...

LEELA:Romana you must concentrate on my voice! We are being torn apart

ROMANA: Torn apart! Too many Romanas...