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ed <strong>dwarf</strong> <strong>season</strong> <strong>three</strong> part one small black beetles: the overkill<br />
RIMMER COMES IN. LISTER IS SITTING AT THE STOVE, GUITAR-<br />
SHAPED PIECES OF WOOD BURNING MERRILY AWAY.<br />
RIMMER: I don't know what to say.<br />
LISTER: Nothing TO say.<br />
RIMMER: You've made a supreme sacrifice. You know<br />
that? A supreme sacrifice.<br />
LISTER: Had to be done.<br />
RIMMER: I've been judging a book by its cover,<br />
haven't I? All these years, that's what I've been<br />
doing. But when it comes down to it, you're one<br />
heck of a regular guy. There's no point in being<br />
modest. I know what that guitar meant to you. The<br />
same as that trunk meant to me. If that trunk got so<br />
much as scratched, I'd be devastated. It's not the<br />
outward value -- for me, that trunk is a link to the<br />
past. A link to the father I never managed to square<br />
things with...<br />
LISTER: Is it?<br />
RIMMER: It's the only thing he ever gave me, apart from<br />
... apart from his disappointment. But you've shown<br />
me, by burning your guitar, what true value is.<br />
Decency. Self-sacrifice. Those are the things that<br />
make up real wealth. And from where I'm<br />
standing ... I'm a pretty rich man. Burn the soldiers.<br />
LISTER: No. Not the soldiers too.<br />
RIMMER: You burnt your guitar. I wish to make a<br />
sacrifice, too. Burn the Armee du Nord. Cast them<br />
into the flames: let them lay down their lives for<br />
the sake of friendship. What's that smell?<br />
LISTER: What smell? I can't smell any smell.<br />
RIMMER: Camphor. Your guitar was made of camphor<br />
wood! It was probably worth a fortune. Burn the<br />
soldiers -- burn them right now.<br />
THE SOLDIERS ARE BURNING AWAY.<br />
RIMMER: Au revoir, mes amis. A bientot.<br />
LISTER: Look -- there's something I've got to tell you<br />
... something awful.<br />
RIMMER: If it's about how you finished off the dog<br />
food, I understand.<br />
LISTER: No, it's not about that.<br />
THE DOOR OPENS, AND KRYTEN AND CAT ENTER.<br />
LISTER: Cat! Kryten! You made it -- you found us!<br />
RIMMER: So where have you been the last six days?<br />
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