:25:03
He's an artist!
He does it with imagination.
:25:16
I love to see them running.
I love the moment of their death
:25:19
when I am one with Zardoz
:25:40
Obscenely decaying flesh.
:25:44
The sweet scent of put refaction already in the air.
:25:49
He's a fine, strong beast.
Dear May,
:25:52
- What exactly do you want to do with him?
- A full genetic study. Break its DNA code.
:25:58
See if there are any structural or evolutional changes
since ours were analyzed 200 years ago.
:26:02
Discover any new hereditary disease
factors that may have emerged...
:26:05
which might result in broadening
our immunization spectrum.
:26:09
Study its emotional and psychic
elements in relation to its sociology.
:26:13
That all sounds respectably scientific,
but what is May's under-thought?
:26:17
Not long ago she was asking for new births,
although we have no death.
:26:21
We are perfectly stabilized.
We said no to May.
:26:25
Now she wants to bring in
this animal from the outside.
:26:28
Think about equilibrium.
Remember the delicate balance we must maintain.
:26:33
The presence will dismay our tranquility.
:26:37
May is a great scientist, but
she also has destructive tendencies.
:26:40
- We have adequate means of controlling it.
- Surely, we are not so vulnerable!
:26:43
Look at it.
It knows its life is at stake.
:26:47
Otherwise, it would rape and kill,
as it always has.
:26:50
- I don't agree.
- No, no!
:26:53
- You can see the disrupting effect.
- Let's keep it.
:26:57
- Yes!
- Anything to relieve the boredom.