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[to Wesley]
Salia:
"That's a super-conducting magnet, isn't it?" |
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[to Wesley]
Riker: "Now, I don't know if she'll have time for you,
Wes. She's destined to rule an entire world." |
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[to Riker]
Worf: [on Salia] "Do not be fooled by her
looks. The body is just a shell." |
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LaForge: "I
suppose it had to happen to you, it usually does at about
this age."
Wesley: "What usually does?"
LaForge: "Glands, erupting with hormones. Happens
to all of us." |
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Worf: [bellows a huge Klingon scream] "That
is how a Klingon lures a mate."
Wesley: "Are you telling me to go to yell at Salia?"
Worf: "No. Men do not roar. Women roar. Then they
hurl heavy objects. And claw at you."
Wesley: "What does the man do?"
Worf: "He reads love poetry. .. He ducks a lot."
Wesley: "Worf, it sounds like it works great for
the Klingons, but .. I think I need to try something
little less .. dangerous?"
Worf: "Go to her door, beg like a human." |
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Data:
"It should be that simple, Wesley. Judging by her
appearance, it is likely you and Salia are biologically
compatible. Of course, there could be a difference in the
histocompatibility complex in the cell membrane, but--"
Wesley: "Data, I want to meet her, not dissect
her." |
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Riker:
"Now, the first words out of your mouth are the most
important. You may want to start with something like this
here." [to Guinan] "You are the most beautiful
woman in the galaxy." [to Wesley, after silence from
Guinan] "But that might not work."
Guinan: "Yes! Yes, it would." |
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[to Wesley]
Guinan:
"Just because a girl runs out doesn't mean she doesn't
wish you to follow." |
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Wesley:
"I'm never going to feel this way about anyone else."
Guinan: "You're right."
Wesley: "I didn't expect you to say that."
Guinan: "There'll be others. But every time you
feel love it will be different. Every time it's
different."
Wesley: "Knowing that doesn't make it any easier."
Guinan: "It's not supposed to." |
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Riker:
"You don't know how long I've wanted to tell you that."
Guinan: "But you were afraid."
Riker: "Yes."
Guinan: "Of me?"
Riker: "Of us. Of what we might become." |
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Riker:
"Or that you might think it was a lie."
Guinan: "Maybe I do think it's a lie."
Riker: "Then you think I'm not sincere."
Guinan: "I didn't say that. There's nothing wrong
with a lie. It's like knocking at the door."
Riker: "Then you're inviting me in?"
Guinan: "I'm not sending you away."
Riker: "That's more than I expected."
Guinan: "Is it as much as you hoped?"
Riker: "To hope is to recognize the possibility. I
had only dreams."
Guinan: "Dreams can be dangerous."
Riker: "Not these dreams. I dream of a galaxy where
your eyes are the stars, and the universe worships the
night."
Guinan: "Careful! Putting me on a pedestal so high,
you might not be able to reach me."
Riker: "Then I'll learn how to fly. You are the
heart of my day, and the soul of my night." |
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[to Wesley]
Guinan: "Shut up kid." [then looks at Riker]
"Now, tell me more about...my eyes?" |
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[to a
horrified Pulaski]
Anya: "I cannot rely on your primitive technology.
Kill the patient." |
