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Picard: "Captain's log, Stardate 43349.2. An
unidentified distress signal has led to the discovery of a crashed Romulan
vessel on the surface of Galorndon Core, a Federation planet. We have
recovered one survivor, but Lieutenant Commander La Forge did not report
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Riker: "You
are on board the Federation Starship Enterprise. We're treating your
injuries. How long were you down
on Galorndon Core? Do you understand me?"
Patahk: "I
will not answer questions."
Riker: "We
need to know if there are other survivors on the surface."
Patahk: "I
am alone. I will not answer any questions."
Riker: "Do
you have a mother ship who should be advised of your condition?"
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Tomalak (On viewscreen): "Tomalak to Pi. We have
received your distress signal. Respond. If you can hear me, we are entering
the Neutral Zone now. We will reach you in six hours." |
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Geordi:
"My
shoes are getting full of sand. I just hate that, don't you?"
Bochra: "Name
and rank."
Geordi: "Lieutenant
Commander Geordi La Forge. I don't think I got yours?"
Bochra: "A
Romulan ship will arrive shortly. You will accompany me on board."
Geordi: "I
don't think so. You see, we heard your message too and well, the fleet's
in, Commodore. Sky's full of Federation ships."
Bochra: "You're
lying."
Geordi: "I
never lie when I've got sand in my shoes, Commodore." |
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Geordi: "Welcome
to Galorndon Core, where no good deed goes unpunished." |
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Worf:
"Yes,
Doctor?"
Crusher:
"Lieutenant,
good. Come in. Please sit down. We have finally found a compatible
ribosome match for the Romulan. But only one. You."
Worf:
"That
is impossible. I am a Klingon."
Crusher:
"Different
species, yes. But many humanoids have comparable cell structures. And
you have what this Romulan
needs. There's absolutely no risk to you. You
did understand that was the purpose of all the testing?"
Worf:
"I
have no objection to tests."
Crusher:
"You
have an objection to being a donor?"
Worf:
"Yes."
Crusher:
"Lieutenant,
I understand your feelings about the Romulans, but this is not the time
or place."
Worf:
"If
you had seen them kill your parents, you would understand, Doctor, it is
always the time and place for those feelings."
Crusher:
"This
Romulan didn't murder your parents. And you are the only one who can
save his life."
Worf:
"Then
he will die."
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Geordi: "It
translates a wide range of radiation into neural impulses. Allows me to
see."
Bochra: "Without it, you're blind?"
Geordi: "Yes."
Bochra: "How did this happen?"
Geordi: "I was born that way."
Bochra: "And your parents let you live?"
Geordi: "What kind of question is that? Of course they let me live."
Bochra: "No wonder your race is weak. You waste time and resources on
defective children." |
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Tomalak (On
viewscreen): "Picard, I'm approaching the Federation border and the
Enterprise is not to be found. Why?"
Picard: "My away team is unable to leave the surface because of the
storms."
Tomalak (On viewscreen): "And my officer?"
Picard: "He is alive."
Tomalak (On viewscreen): "His life remains in jeopardy?"
Picard: "Yes."
Tomalak (On
viewscreen): "And
yet you will still not permit me to cross into your precious Federation
space to retrieve him?"
Picard: "If
the point hasn't been made clearly, Commander, let me make it again.
Romulan warships do not enter Federation space unless they are prepared
to do battle."
Tomalak (On viewscreen): "But
a mission of mercy?"
Picard: "A
mission to recover one of your officers who has been caught on a
Federation planet for reasons as yet unknown."
Tomalak (On viewscreen): "I
have already explained."
Picard: "And
I have rejected your explanation."
Tomalak (On viewscreen): "Territories!
You would measure territories against a man's life?
Picard: "Commander, I am singularly impressed by your concern for
a life. Do not risk any more lives by leaving the Neutral Zone. Picard
out."
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Geordi:
"Bochra, you're in bad shape and my vision's getting worse. Now there's
a beacon out there that'll get us back to my ship, but not if I can't
find it."
Bochra:
"I cannot surrender to the Federation."
Geordi:
"Then stay here and die."
Bochra:
"If the situation were reversed would you not die to avoid capture?"
Geordi:
"I don't know. I might, if I thought it was necessary. If the stakes
were high enough. But they'd have to be pretty damn high. I guess I'd
make a pretty lousy Romulan, huh?"
Bochra:
"I no more wish to die than you do."
Geordi:
"Bochra, there are times when it is necessary to die for one's ideals.
Do you believe this is one of those times?"
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Patahk:
"Come close to me, Klingon. Let me die with my hands at your throat."
Worf:
"There is a substance within my cells which you need to survive."
Patahk:
"Then you've come to hear me beg for my life?"
Worf:
"No."
Patahk:
"I would rather die than pollute my body with Klingon filth!"
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Bochra:
"You cannot do it?"
Geordi:
"Under normal circumstances, maybe. Here, no way."
Bochra:
"Why?"
Geordi:
"Because I can't see. Adapting the neural output pods of the Visor is
tricky work. It can't be done by touch."
Bochra:
"Then I will be your eyes."
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Picard:
"Assemble an away team."
Riker:
"Yes, sir."
Worf:
"Captain, the Romulan warship has crossed the Neutral Zone border. It is
in Federation space and heading toward us.
Picard:
Belay that order, Number One. Red alert."
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Bochra:
"Bearing three five zero."
Geordi:
"We did it! The first Federation-Romulan co-venture."
Bochra:
"The storm may be breaking."
Geordi:
"With any luck, there'll be an electromagnetic window opening up and we
can get out of here."
Bochra:
"At which point, I'll be your prisoner."
Geordi:
"Can you walk?"
Bochra:
"I don't know."
Geordi:
"Let's find out. Come on. (he hauls Bochra up) Okay, let's go."
Bochra:
"Straight ahead."
Geordi:
"Okay."
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Worf:
"You wished to see me, Captain."
Picard:
"Yes, Lieutenant. I assume you know what it's about."
Worf:
"Yes."
Picard:
"The Romulan ship will reach us within the hour. If our patient dies it
may be just the excuse the Romulan commander needs to start an incident.
The death of a Romulan officer at the hands of the Federation. Think of
it."
Worf:
"I have, Captain."
Picard:
"So, there is no question that the Romulan officer is more valuable to
us alive than dead."
Worf:
"I understand."
Picard:
"Lieutenant, sometimes the moral obligations of command are less than
clear. I have to weigh the good of the many against the needs of the
individual, and try to balance them as realistically
as possible. God
knows, I don't always succeed."
Worf:
"I have not had cause to complain, Captain."
Picard:
"Oh, Lieutenant, you wouldn't complain even if you had cause."
Worf:
"If you order me to agree to the transfusion, I will obey, of course."
Picard:
"I don't want to order you. But I ask you. I beg you to
volunteer."
Worf:
"I cannot."
Picard:
"Lieutenant."
Worf:
"Sir?"
Picard:
"That will be all."
(Worf leaves)
Picard:
"Picard to Doctor Crusher."
Crusher
(Over Comm): "Go ahead."
Picard:
"Do not continue to enlist the cooperation of Lieutenant Worf."
Crusher
(Over Comm): "I won't have to, Captain.
The Romulan has died."
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Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "You have one chance
to escape destruction, Picard. Return my officer at once."
Picard:
"Commander, you have entered Federation space despite my warning."
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "You forced the
situation. I will not leave without him."
Picard:
"He's dead."
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "Then he is but the
first to fall, Picard."
(Transmission ends)
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Picard:
"Commander Tomalak. It would appear our away team has rescued a second
man from your one man ship. We're preparing to beam them to the
Enterprise. After which, of course, we will return the survivor to you."
Worf:
"No acknowledgement, sir."
Picard:
"Commander, both our ships are ready to fight. We have two extremely
powerful and destructive arsenals at our command.
Our next actions will
have serious repercussions. We have good reason to mistrust one another,
but we have better reasons to set our differences aside. Now, of course,
the question is, who will take the initiative? Who will make the first
gesture of trust? The answer is, I will. I must lower our shields to
beam these men up from the planet surface. Once the shields are down,
you will of course have the opportunity to fire on us. If you do, you
will destroy
not only the Enterprise and its crew, but the cease-fire
that the Romulans and the Federation now enjoy. Lieutenant, lower the
shields. Leave the hailing frequency open."
Worf:
"Yes, sir. Shields down."
Picard:
"Mister O'Brien, transport Mister La Forge and the Romulan directly to
the Bridge."
O'Brien
(Over Comm): "Aye, sir. Energising."
(Geordi and Bochra appear in front of
the viewscreen)
Worf:
"Security team to the Bridge."
Picard:
"Belay that order, Lieutenant. Shields up. No one is going to harm you."
Geordi:
"You have my word on that."
Picard:
"Well, Commander?"
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "If he has been
in any way mistreated."
Bochra:
"I have given them no information, Commander, but I have not been
mistreated. In fact, this human saved my life."
Picard:
"Tomalak, how is it possible you didn't know of the second Romulan on
Galorndon Core?"
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "A simple
misunderstanding, Captain Picard. I was obviously misinformed as to the
size of the craft. I
assure you I intended no deception."
Picard:
"Of course not."
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "You doubt my good
faith?"
Picard:
"Let's just say my faith would be strengthened by a gesture from you,
such as powering down your disruptors."
Worf:
"Disruptors powering down."
Picard:
"Thank you. Cancel Red alert, Lieutenant. Commander,
we shall return
your officer and escort your ship to the Neutral Zone."
Tomalak
(On Viewscreen): "That is acceptable."
(Transmission ends)
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