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Spock: "They've learned to kill." |
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Kirk: "You'll learn something about men and
women -- the way they're supposed to be. Caring
for each other, being happy with each other, being
good to each other. That's what we call love.
You'll like that a lot." |
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Kirk: "You'll learn to care for yourselves,
with our help. And there's no trick to putting
fruit on trees; you might even enjoy it. You'll
learn to build for yourselves, think for
yourselves, and what you create is yours. That's
what we call freedom. You'll like it. A lot." |
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McCoy: "There are certain absolutes, and one
of them is the right of humanoids to a free and
unchained environment -- the right to have
conditions which permit growth."
Spock "Another is their right to choose
that system which seems to work best for them." |
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Landon: (discussing the natives' sexual
reproduction habits)"I mean...how is it...done?"
Kirk "Mr. Spock? You're the science
officer. Explain it to the young lady."
Spock "Well, I...can believe it's safe --
ahem -- safe to assume that they would...receive
the necessary...instructions."
McCoy "From a machine? That I'd like to
see." |
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Spock: "In my view, a splendid example of
reciprocity."
McCoy "It would take a computerized Vulcan
mind, such as yours, to make that kind of a
statement." |
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Kirk (when Spock is given a lei): "It, uh,
does something for you."
Spock "Yes, indeed it does, Captain. It
makes me uncomfortable." |
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Kirk: "Scotty...you're my chief engineer. You
know everything about that ship there is to know.
If you can't get those warp engines
working...you're fired." |
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Scotty: "Captain, we pulled away a little, we
gained...maybe an hour...but we blew almost every
system in the ship doing it. There's nothing left
to try again. I guess you'll have to fire me,
sir."
Kirk "You're fired." |
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Kirk: "Mr. Chekov, Lieutenant Landon. I know
you find each other fascinating, but we're not
here to conduct a field experiment in human
biology." |
