Covert Affairs, Season 3

Annie:
Why Athens?

Eyal:
I've got a 40 foot Mariner in Piraeus with my name on it. No, seriously. It's called The Flying Lavin.

Annie:
You're dyed in the wool Mossad. Are you sure you're going to be happy just sitting around in a boat all day?

Eyal:
Sitting? It's called sailing. I don't know. Much of Jewish mysticism revolves around numbers: the five knots in a tzitzit, the ten Sephirot, the four species of Sukkot; but we only get one life. I want to make the best of it.

Annie:
Why do I always feel like there's something behind what you're telling me?

Eyal:
[smiles] Why don't you join me and find out?

Annie:
The last time a guy asked me to run away with him, it didn't work out that well. Besides, I need to get home, put down some roots.

Eyal:
For now. Timing is everything neshema, but one day you and I will be sitting somewhere, looking at a sunset, thinking of nothing at all. Maybe not this boat in Greece, but one day, and that will be lovely evening.

Annie:
I hope so. Goodbye, Eyal.

Eyal:
I'm not good with goodbyes, and I never get to say it. Thank you, Annie. Good luck.