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Picard: "Captain's
log, stardate 41255.6. After delivering a party of Earth
colonists to the Strnad solar system, we have discovered
another Class M planet in the adjoining Rubicun star
system. We are now in orbit there, having determined it
to be inhabited as well as unusually lovely. My first
officer has taken an away team down to make contact and
they are in the process of returning to the ship." |
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Picard: "Is it as good as
your report suggests Number One?"
Riker: "As per report, sir. Class M, Earthlike,
beautiful, it will startle you!"
Crusher: "Sounds wonderful for the children! The
Holodecks are marvellous, of course, but there's nothing
like open spaces and fresh air..."
Yar: "I've listed my report on their customs and
laws, sir. Fairly simple, common sense things."
LaForge: "They're wild in some ways, actually
puritanical in others. Neat as pins, ultra-lawful, they
make love at the drop of a hat."
Yar: "Any hat." |
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Picard: "Captain's
log, supplemental. We are in orbit of a planet
designated Rubicun Three... the home of a life form who
call themselves the Edo. Our away team, including Wesley
Crusher, has beamed down to make some arrangements
concerning some well-earned recreation." |
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Rivan: "And I
welcome this huge one... oh, yes!"
Worf: "Nice planet!" |
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LaForge: "Shields and
deflectors up full, sir. Main phaser banks ready."
Picard: "Hailing frequencies? Any reply?"
Data: "It was something unintelligible, sir. Now
running it through language and logic circuits..."
Picard: "Geordi..."
LaForge: "Sir?"
Picard: "Have a real look"
LaForge: "Aye, sir."
Tac. Officer: "Sir, my sensors read it... well,
as "half there." And it does look as if it were partly
transparent." |
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Edo God: "State
the purpose. (it tones down) State the purpose of
what you have done."
Picard: "I am Captain Picard, commanding this
Federation starship..."
Edo God: "State the purpose of your visit
here!"
Picard: "We have sent down what we call an away
team to make peaceful contact here."
Edo God:
"Do you plan to leave life forms here?"
Picard: "No. We are merely visiting here."
Edo God: "But you did more at the world you just
left. Why have you left your own life forms there?"
Data: "The colony we just planted, sir."
Picard: "We found that world uninhabited. The
life forms we left there had sought the challenge at
least that's the basic reason... had sought the
challenge of creating a new lifestyle, a new society
there. Life on our world is driven to... to protect its
own form by re-seeding itself as... as widely as
possible."
Edo God: "Do not interfere with my children
below!" |
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Riker: "The
good life, Worf."
Worf: "I am not concerned with pleasure,
Commander. I am a warrior."
Riker: "Even Klingons need love now and then."
Worf: "For what we consider love, I would need a
Klingon woman."
Riker: "What about plain old basic sex? You must
have some need for that."
Worf: "Of course, but with the females available
to me sir - Earth females - I must restrain myself too
much. They are quite fragile, sir."
Riker: "Worf, if anyone else had said that I'd
suspect he was bragging."
Worf: "Bragging, sir?"
Riker: "I think I'll pass on that." |
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Yar: "... Security, urgent.
Repeating, Enterprise from away team..."
LaForge: "This is the Enterprise, Lieutenant.
We're receiving you now."
Yar: "This is an urgent call for Captain Picard."
Riker: "We may need your presence here, Captain.
We have serious trouble with... a member of our away
team and an unusual law they have here..."
Picard: "Captain to Riker, stand by." |
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Picard: "Then, I have
another question. While orbiting... while circling high
above your world as we do... we encountered a strange
object, a "vessel" perhaps? Have you any idea what it
is? It's not entirely real, at least it's not completely
solid..."
Rivan: "Do you mean God?"
Picard: "God?"
Liator: "God is said to be somewhere up there.
Protecting us."
Picard: "Exactly... exactly how would you
describe "God?""
Rivan: "As you just did. As existing both here
and in another place also."
Liator: "But when God wants to show its power, it
can make itself felt most fully." |
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Edo God: "RETURN MY CHILD!"
Crusher: "Return... ?"
Troi: "It's coming toward us, sir... !"
Picard: "Picard to Transporter Room, come in!"
Troi: "Yes, do that! But hurry... !"
Crusher: "It is still coming toward us..."
Transporter Chief: "Transporter Chief to
Captain..."
Picard: "One to beam down to away team location.
Hurry! ... Engage, Transporter Room, urgent! Engag..." |
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Crusher: "It
seems the Edo God is very protective of it's children."
Picard: "I had no choice but to learn about that
thing from her. I'm sorry I had to. She was so
frightened."
Troi: "It's understandable, sir. Sharing an orbit
with "God" is no small experience." |
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Picard: "Data, don't
babble!"
Data: "Babble, sir? I am not aware that I ever
babble, sir. It may be that from time to time I have
considerable information to communicate, and you may
question the way in which I organize it... "
Picard: "Please "organize" it into brief answers
to my questions, we have very little time. Do they
accept our presence at this planet?"
Data: "Undecided, sir."
Picard: "Data, please feel free to volunteer any
important information." |
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Picard: "Captain's
log, stardate 41255.9. Whatever the object or vessel in
orbit with us, it hangs there like a "nemesis". It is
one thing to communicate with something mysterious but
it is quite another to be silently observed by it. I am
concerned whether it understands
the same concept of reason that we do?" |
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Picard: "I
don't know how to communicate this, or even if it's
possible. But the question of justice has concerned me
greatly of late, and I say to any creature who may be
listening, there can be no justice so long as laws are
absolute. Even life itself is an exercise in
exceptions."
Riker: "When has justice ever been as simple as a
rule-book?"
Picard: "Seems the Edo Lord agrees with you,
Number One." |
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Picard: "Hailing
Frequencies."
Yar: "Open, sir."
Picard: "To the object in orbit with us. We will
remove the human colonists from the adjoining solar
system if you signal us to do so. Please tell us."
Data: "Captain."
(The Edo ship vanishes)
LaForge:
"Is that a signal?"
Picard: "I suppose, I suppose it must be. I was
hoping for more."
LaForge: "More of what, sir? I'm glad it's gone."
Riker: "Agreed sir, short and sweet. Godlike
efficiency."
Picard: "I was hoping we'd learn more about it.
But since we can't... Take us out of here, Number One."
Riker: "Gladly, sir." |
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