Passengers

& Instructor: Good morning, James. How are you feeling?

& Instructor: The Avalon is on final approach. For the next four months, you’ll enjoy space travel at its most luxurious. Food. Fun. Friends.

& The Starship Avalon: Message sent.
    Jim Preston: Outstanding.
    The Starship Avalon: Message will arrive in 19 years.
    Jim Preston: Wait, what?
    The Starship Avalon: Earliest reply in 55 years.
    Jim Preston: Fifty-five years?
    The Starship Avalon: We apologize for the delay. That will be $6,012.

& Jim Preston: I’m screwed, Arthur. Completely and ridiculously screwed.
    Arthur: Come on, now. Every cloud has a silver lining.

& Arthur: We all die. Even androids end up on the scrap heap.

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& Jim Preston: I’m your only customer. Why are you always polishing a glass?
    Arthur: Trick of the trade. Makes people nervous when a bartender just stands there.

& Arthur: Point is, you can’t get so hung up on where you’d rather be that you forget how to make the most of where you are.
    Jim Preston: What are you telling me?
    Arthur: Take a break from worrying about what you can’t control. Live a little.

& Jim Preston: Back on Earth, when something breaks, you don’t fix it, you replace it. The colonies, they have problems to solve. They’re my kind of problems. And a mechanic is somebody. This is a new world still being built. I could build a house and live in it. Open country. Room to grow.
    Aurora Lane: Now you’re back to slogans.
    Jim Preston: Can’t slogans be true?

& Aurora Lane: It’s funny. We all have dreams. We plan our futures like we’re the captains of our fates. But we’re passengers. We go where fate takes us.

& Gus Mancuso: Any more trees I need to know about?

& Gus Mancuso: ...the drowning man will always try and drag somebody down with him. It ain’t right, but the man’s drowning.

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