Bones, Season 8

[Booth comes downstairs to find Brennan in the living room looking at some photos.]

Brennan:
I couldn't sleep.

Booth:
What are those?

Brennan:
Some pictures I took in Central America and Darfur. [shows Booth a photo of a mass grave] It was impossible to identify all of them.

Booth:
[picks up a photo of a child soldier] And these soldiers?

Brennan:
They were helping us. I was grateful at the time but..look at them. [points to the photo] Look at him, Booth. He couldn't be more than fifteen! [looks at photo] I thanked him.

Booth:
You had a job to do.

Brennan:
In Afghanistan, when you see boys like this, do you let them fight?

Booth:
It was different. There was a protocol.

Brennan:
I should've made sure that he could put down that gun and have a normal life.

Booth:
What's normal in a war zone, Bones? Really.

Brennan:
Not this. We can never let this be normal, even if they're on our side.