Picard: "You're saying I should just sit down, shut up, and wait." Riker: "Well, I wouldn't have put it exactly like that."
	Picard: "Release him." Pulaski: "Do you know what you're doing?" Picard: "No. Release him."
	Picard: "Lot of questions, Number One. Damned few answers." Riker: "Maybe none of it was real. Perhaps we were all part of a shared illusion." Picard: "Or maybe, we were thrown back in time so that we would be able to take another roll, make ... make a different choice. Well, they say if you travel far enough you will eventually meet yourself. Having experienced that, Number One ... it's not something I would care to repeat."
	Riker: "What we're facing is neither a person or a place. It's time."
	Riker: "Your strength, Captain, is your ability to evaluate the dynamics of a situation, step in and make the definitive, pre-emptive move. You take charge. You're frustrated now because, not only can't you see the solution... you can't even define the problem"
	Pulaski: "For much of the history of mankind, the breaking of bread was a sign of friendship and community. Something we have gotten away from in the twenty-fourth century."
	Troi: "I have never felt anything quite like this so it is difficult to put into words... that person is you. What I mean, the person we are looking at is as much Jean-Luc Picard as the person I am standing next to; beyond that there's very little of which I am sure. I will have to wait until he is conscious before knowing more."

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