Daily Star Trek Quote Challenge, 7/18/2006
- It's ironic. When the Klingons attacked this station, Gul Dukat and I fought side-by-side. At one point, when he was struggling with a Klingon, he turned his back to me, and I have to admit, for a moment, he made a very tempting target.
- You'd shoot a man in the back?
- That's the safest way, isn't it? But then I thought, "I can't fight all these Klingons by myself," so I let him live.
- And now you regret it.
- My dear ____, before this day is over, everyone on this station is going to regret it.
- You'd shoot a man in the back?
- That's the safest way, isn't it? But then I thought, "I can't fight all these Klingons by myself," so I let him live.
- And now you regret it.
- My dear ____, before this day is over, everyone on this station is going to regret it.
posted by Perry Eidelbus at
11:52 AM
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Star Trek: DS9
Episode 524 - "Call to Arms"
GARAK: It's ironic. When the Klingons attacked this station, Gul Dukat and I fought side-by-side. At one point, when he was struggling with a Klingon, he turned his back to me, and I have to admit, for a moment, he made a very tempting target.
ODO: You'd shoot a man in the back?
GARAK That's the safest way, isn't it? But then I thought, "I can't fight all these Klingons by myself." So I let him live.
ODO: And now you regret it.
GARAK: My dear Constable, before this day is over, everyone on this station is going to regret it.
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I always liked these "prepare for a last stand" kind of episodes - where everyone at DS9 realizes that they are in it together and they can forget petty (but real) differences. If it were only like that in the real world!
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