The good lines, players' and characters' both, for publication and for fun. Names per the sheet: 01 = Maxwell, 02 = Taxe, 00 = Taxe (the second acoustic seat). Up: the doorway.
| Time | Voice | Line |
|---|---|---|
1:46 |
Taxe (as the letter, Landis's words) | "A line once written stands forever, and you correct it only by writing beneath it, never by erasing, because a council that can erase itself can lie to itself." |
2:41 |
Taxe (the letter) | "For the record — and he is listening, wherever you are, whatever the watch — his name, such as it is, is the same as mine when I'm not looking. He is what I become when I set down the pen." |
2:57 |
Taxe (the letter) | "I look at the page and I see it already written, which is a curse when you're trying to leave a man free to make his own mistakes." |
9:53 |
Taxe (the letter) | "I didn't leave you a script. I left you the first page." |
8:52 |
Taxe | "The title lives in the narrow table, not in any one chair. You hold it in trust." |
8:35 |
Maxwell | "No, I've fed all of my thoughts into a machine and had it write everything." |
13:12 |
Maxwell | "Courier One is a name that outlives its wearer. When this one falls and retires, the next deputy takes the name with the satchel." |
20:15 |
Maxwell | "You give a man weed, he gets high for a day. But you give a man seeds and teach him how to grow them." |
31:52 |
Maxwell | "There is a man always nearby and never in sight. He sits in a rocking chair you can sometimes hear and never quite find. Until you call for him — and then he is there, pen already wet, as though he had been waiting in the next room the whole time. Perhaps he has." |
36:31 |
Maxwell | "You can ascribe meaning to the man in the chair, but that does not mean it is his meaning." |
38:20 |
Maxwell (as Daniels) | "This sounds like a brilliant system that is never going to fail. That is my opinion, the opinion of John Daniels and no other person." |
39:23 |
Maxwell (as Daniels) | "Retroactively, specifically. So that things I've said previously, on the record, before you granted me the permission to put things on the record, can be put on the record." |
48:54 |
Maxwell / Taxe | "And it's canon now. You'd have to amend the record." / "No, I'm not amending that record." |
1:07:44 |
Maxwell | "I would not call it a religion. I would call it a highly educated doctrine and philosophy in wraith prevention tactics." |
1:10:25 |
Maxwell | "And the final one is finding water — any kind of water — if you're sincere enough." |
1:20:44 |
Maxwell (as Daniels) | "I shall do my damnedest. And if my damnedest is done, it shall hopefully not damn us." |
1:29:07 |
Maxwell | "…until they spot a square of chocolate coming out of Rusty's pocket in that gold foil… It's the first time they've ever had chocolate in their entire lives and they completely lose focus." |
1:36:03 |
Taxe | "I'm going to use that for blackmail." |
1:39:46 |
Maxwell (as Daniels) | "Whatever you say, boss. I've already forgotten, but I'll try to relate." |
Cut by Fen, Keeper of the ANNEX & Warden of the Append-Only Word · 08/11/2026, 5:47p