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McCoy:
"Do you know why you're not afraid to
die, Spock? You're more
afraid of living. Each day you stay
alive is just one more day you
might slip, and let your human half peek
out. That's it, isn't it?
Insecurity. Why, you wouldn't know what
to do with a genuine,
warm, decent feeling." |
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Flavius:
"Where do you come from? What do you
call those?"
Spock: "I call them 'ears'."
Flavius: "You trying to be
funny?"
Spock: "Never."
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Claudius:
"The games have always strengthened us.
Death becomes a
familiar pattern. We don't fear it as
you do." |
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Kirk:
"Our people don't believe in slavery." |
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Claudius:
"We believe men should fight their own
battles. Only the
weak will die."
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Septimus:
"Our way is peace." |
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Kirk:
"It is one of our most important laws
that none of us may
interfere with the affairs of others." |
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McCoy:
"If you're speaking of worships of
sorts, we represent many
beliefs." |
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Marcus:
"Would you leave us, Merik? The thoughts
of one man to
another cannot possibly interest you." |
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Marcus:
"You're a Roman, Kirk, or you should
have been." |
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McCoy:
"If a man had a child who'd gone
anti-social, killed perhaps, he'd still
tend to protect that child." |
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McCoy:
"Spock, uh...I know we've had our
disagreements. Maybe
they're jokes. I don't know. As Jim
says, we're not often sure
ourselves sometimes, but what I'm trying
to say is --"
Spock: "Doctor, I am seeking a
means of escape. Will you please be
brief?"
McCoy: "Well, what I'm trying to
say is you saved my life in the
arena."
Spock: "Yes, that's quite true."
McCoy: "I'm trying to thank you,
you pointed-eared hobgoblin!"
Spock: "Oh, yes. You humans have
that emotional need to express
gratitude. 'You're welcome', I believe,
is the correct response.
However, Doctor, you must remember I am
entirely motivated by
logic. The loss of our ship's surgeon,
whatever I think of his
skill, would mean a reduction in the
efficiency of the
Enterprise..." |
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McCoy: "Angry, Mr.
Spock, or frustrated, perhaps?"
Spock: "Such emotions are foreign
to me, Doctor. I'm merely testing
the strength of the door."
McCoy: "For the 15th time." |
