It turns out that this idol worship has spread all the way to the Narn Homeworld. Apparently, G'Kar had been refusing all contact from other Narns: including from his own government. Franklin is actually here at the behest of the Kha'Ri. Finally able to talk to someone rational, G'Kar vents his frustration. G'Kar loudly refuses to open the door until he realizes it is Franklin. Franklin declines at first, but the Narn insists, so he takes it to end the argument.
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They want Michael to sober up again, and this time he does not have to do it alone.įranklin walks down a hallway full of Narns. So instead, he relieves Michael of his duties and suspends him until further notice. Sheridan notes that everyone else had suspected he had been back in the bottle for some time and, partly to their detriment, had hoped they were wrong. Garibaldi comes clean and admits he is a mess, but Sheridan replies they have not decided to fire him yet. Finally, Sheridan walks back inside alone. The discussion outside takes a long time: the closeness of their relationship clashing with the extent of his descent. Everyone else steps outside but President John Sheridan asks Michael to wait inside while he talks to Delenn.
He eventually arrives, but it becomes quite obvious to everyone present that he is in no condition to work. Problem is, Garibaldi has been drinking again and has lost track of time. It would appear that the Narns' worship of G'Kar has grown in his absence.ĭoctor Stephen Franklin tries to summon Michael Garibaldi to a meeting.
When G'Kar begins to speak, they all kneel in anticipation. "A few" turns out to be around fifty, all of whom raise banners and chant G'Kar's name upon his arrival. She mentions "a few" Narns are waiting in Customs. G'Kar is wondering whether his people's adulation of him before his going to Centauri Prime will have abated, considering his voluntary action in serving the hated Mollari as his bodyguard. Then the talk goes towards his own affairs. In particular, he agrees with Mollari's earlier sentiment that power is like a chain: the more one has, the less freedom one has to do as one desires.
G'Kar admits, for the first time in his life, he has grown to show considerable pity for new Emperor Londo Mollari. Captain Elizabeth Lochley is there to greet him on his arrival, figuring a friendly face would be a welcome sight for him.
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