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Author: WeAreAllKosh

May 15th 2013 at 10:53:15 PM

[[AC: Live-Action TV]]

In the ''{{Babylon 5}}'' episode "Deathwalker", a Dilgar war criminal with the eponymous moniker, who conducted cruel medical experiments on conquered populations in the Dilgar War, surfaces from hiding and arrives on the station with an anti-aging serum that offers the promise of immortality. Conflict over her fate ensues among different parties over interest in her invention versus the need for justice. The Narn and the Earth Alliance governments are both interested in making a deal with her for her invention; at least one individual Narn (Na'Toth, who tried to kill her on the station) has sworn a blood oath against her to avenge relatives who were victims of her atrocities; the League of Nonaligned Worlds members (who bore the worst brunt of Dilgar aggression in the war) demanded that she face trial (and argued among themselves who had the most right to her custody); and the Centauri and Minbari governments voted against trying her to prevent secrets getting out about past involvement with the her or the Dilgar by their governments. In the end, [[spoiler: the Vorlons (who were silent on the issue throughout the episode) sent a warship to Babylon 5 space and blew up her ship as it was departing for Earth. Said Ambassador Kosh on the matter: "You are not ready for immortality."]]