Raphael Sbarge credited as playing...
Deadman • Boston Brand
- Deadman: Rama Kushna. Just like you to show up too late to help.
- Rama Kushna: Your impertinence is refreshing as always. But have a care. The gods are capricious.
- Deadman: What do you want from me? The master is dead. They're all dead.
- Rama Kushna: Do not presume to lecture me on the nature of reality. The monks have not yet passed from this plane.
- Deadman: They're in some kind of coma?
- Rama Kushna: That is as close to the truth as you are capable of comprehending. You must retrieve the heart of Nanda Parbat, or they will remain in their current state for all time. I have spoken.
- Deadman: [she vanishes] How the heck am I supposed to do that?
- Monk: I know you are here, Boston Brand.
- Deadman: [appearing] What's the point of being a flipping ghost if you can't even sneak up on people? For that matter, what's the point of me being a ghost, period? It's been over a year since I caught the man who murdered me.
- Monk: So, your work here is done. You are ready to pass on to the next level?
- Deadman: I don't know what "ready" means, but I feel like I done my time.
- Monk: And yet, here you are.
- Deadman: "Here you are"? What kind of lousy wisdom is "here you are"?
- Monk: If you seek knowledge, you have but to ask.
- Deadman: I've avenged my own death. Why am I still here?
- Monk: Your destiny is not to avenge your own death. Your destiny is to avenge mine.
- Rama Kushna: Boston Brand, your actions have led to the death of another.
- Deadman: I'm sorry. I... I didn't mean to...
- Rama Kushna: Intentions are immaterial. You were gifted with power to be used to balance the scales of karma. Because of your actions, the scale now is unbalanced.
- Deadman: Unbalanced? Thanks to Devil Ray and his team, the master and all the other monks are dead.
- Rama Kushna: Incorrect. When the heart was shattered, the essences of the monks were set free. Even now, their souls return to their rightful places.
- Monk: [Deadman watches as he wakes with the other monks] No one dies in Nanda Parbat. But the scales are unbalanced. Your work in this world is not yet done.