Moonlight2007

Josef Kostan:
You know, after all these years, I still don't understand you. The bad guy was caught, justice was served, and you're sitting there like someone died.

Mick St. John:
Actually, four people died.

Josef Kostan:
Well, it's collateral damage for a greater good. And Pollock was a danger to all of us, humans and vampires.

Mick St. John:
I could have been like Pollock. If Coraline had let me go after she turned me, if she... she hadn't taught me how to survive as a vampire...

Josef Kostan:
Well, don't tell me you're saying something good about the ex.

Mick St. John:
No.

Josef Kostan:
But you're still thinking about her. I want to tell you something I've learned in my four hundred years. Two Buddhist monks are walking down a road, and they see a woman trying to cross a stream. The first monk picks her up, carries her across, she says thanks, and they go their separate ways. But the second monk is spitting mad; after a couple more miles, the second monk speaks up, tells the first monk "You violated the rules of our order when you carried that woman across the stream." And the first monk replied "I may have carried her across that stream, but you've been carrying her ever since."

Mick St. John:
I have?

Josef Kostan:
You stop carrying Coraline around, Mick. If you can't change the past, then you can't let it stop you from going forward.