| Quote |
| Worf : | "Sir. I suggest Commander Riker or Data would better serve Special Emissary K'Ehleyr." |
| Picard : | "Are there any personal reasons you don't want the assignment?" |
| Worf : | "Yes." |
| Picard : | "Any professional reasons? |
| Worf : | "No." |
| | Picard's left eyebrow raises very slightly |
| Worf : | "I withdraw my request, Captain." |
| Picard : | "Good." |
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| Worf : | "My experiences aboard this ship have taught me that most problems have more than one solution!" | | to K'Ehlyer |
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| | K'Ehleyr surveys the dead aliens on the holodeck |
| K'Ehleyr : | "It's not much of a programme. |
| | Worf slowly walks over, picks up a pair of swords, and hands one to her |
| Worf : | "Computer... level two." |
| | The dead aliens leap back to their feet and charge them both twice as hard |
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| Picard : | "Lieutenant, I order you to relax!" | | to Worf |
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| K'Ehleyr : | "Worf, you're the perfect Klingon. The ultimate minimalist. Talk to me!" | | to Worf |
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| Data : | "Sensors show life forms aboard, but I am unable to ascertain whether they are awake or dormant. However, the vessel's propulsion systems are inactive, so I would hypothesize that the crew is asleep." |
| | The Tong fires disruptors at the Enterprise-D |
| Data : | "...however, I could be in error." |
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| Worf : | "Comfortable chair." | | to Riker; on the joys of command |
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