It did. And they were still frakking homicidal machines, but at least we could kill them back. Don't you get it? It was too late. There wasn't any humanity in them left to preserve. There was barely any left in us!

[He nods towards the infirmary, still full of that contained energy, but despondent, despairing.] So what the frak is going to happen in there? What's happening to him right now? He's died at least twice. I've died once. We all just-- die again and again, because the Admiral won't let it happen any other way, and every time we wake up and it means less, and we're-- we're less human every time! [Not despondent. Afraid.]