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Halkan Leader: "You do have might to force
the crystals from us, of course." |
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James T. Kirk: "But we won't. Consider that." |
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Mirror Spock: "One man cannot summon the
future." |
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James T. Kirk : "But one man can change the
present." |
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Mirror Spock: "I do not want to command the
Enterprise, but if it should befall
me, I suggest that you remember that my operatives
would avenge my
death.....and some of them.....are Vulcans." |
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McCoy: "I'm a doctor, not an engineer."
Scott : "Now you're an engineer." |
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Kirk: "Conquest is easy. Control is not."
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Spock: "May I point out that I had an
opportunity to observe your
counterparts here quite closely. They were brutal,
savage,
unprincipled, uncivilized, treacherous -- in every
way, splendid
examples of homo sapiens. The very flower of
humanity. I found
them quite refreshing."
Kirk: "I'm not sure, but I think we've been
insulted."
McCoy: "I'm sure." |
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McCoy: (talking about Spock) "Jim, I think I
liked him with a beard
better. Gave him character. Of course, almost any
change would be
a distinct improvement." |
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Kirk:
"If change is inevitable, predictable, beneficial,
doesn't
logic demand that you be a part of it? One man
cannot summon the
future. But one man can change the present. Be the
Captain of this
Enterprise, Mr. Spock. Find a logical reason for
sparing the
Halkans and make it stick. Push till it gives. You
can defend
yourself better than any man in the fleet." |
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Kirk:
"What are you doing here?"
Marlena: (stretching) "Oiling my traps,
darling." |
