Worf: [to Alexander] "Klingon schools are designed to be difficult. The physical and mental hardships faced by the students are meant to built character and strength... However... If you wish to face a greater challenge, you may stay here with me. It will not be easy, for either of us, but perhaps we can face the challenge together."
	Worf: "I find that I would gladly fight ten armed Balduk warriors... rather than face one small child."
	Helena: "He needs his father, Worf. Alexander's having... difficulties." Worf: "Difficulties?" Helena: "He is... disobedient." Worf: "Klingon children are often... difficult to control..." Helena: "I do know something about how Klingon children behave. But it's more than his willful attitude. He... does not always tell the truth." Worf: "My son is... a liar?" Helena: "He is a boy. And boys can sometimes take the wrong path. They must have guidance. Alexander needs a father -- his father to give him that guidance."
	Geordi: "We're going to witness a moment in history, Data." Data: "Every nanosecond in this continuum becomes a moment in history once it has elapsed."
	Geordi: "Think about it... no more bulky warp engines or nacelles... a ship just generates a Soliton Wave... and then rides it through space like a surfboard. This is going to be like being there to watch Chuck Yeager break the sound barrier, or Zephram Cochrane engage the first warp drive!" Data: "It should be interesting." Worf: (flat) "Very exciting." Geordi: "I'm talking to the wrong crowd."

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