Spike: What's that?
Dr. Kelson: Heh! I've been... I've been waiting almost thirteen years for someone to ask that question. I often thought I would die here, alone of age or starvation or violence, never having had the chance to reply. Do you know the words "memento mori"?
Spike: No.
Dr. Kelson: It's Latin. Ironically, it's a dead language. It means "Remember death. Remember you must die."
Dr. Kelson: Heh! I've been... I've been waiting almost thirteen years for someone to ask that question. I often thought I would die here, alone of age or starvation or violence, never having had the chance to reply. Do you know the words "memento mori"?
Spike: No.
Dr. Kelson: It's Latin. Ironically, it's a dead language. It means "Remember death. Remember you must die."
Spike : What's that?
Dr. Kelson : Heh! I've been... I've been waiting almost thirteen years for someone to ask that question. I often thought I would die here, alone of age or starvation or violence, never having had the chance to reply. Do you know the words "memento mori"?
Spike : No.
Dr. Kelson : It's Latin. Ironically, it's a dead language. It means "Remember death. Remember you must die."
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