Spock: "I sense you have a closed mind, Captain. Closed minds have kept these
two worlds apart for centuries. In the Federation, we have learned from
experience to view the Romulans with distrust. We can either choose to live
with that emity, or seek a way to change it. I choose the latter."
-- "Unification II", Stardate Unknown
two worlds apart for centuries. In the Federation, we have learned from
experience to view the Romulans with distrust. We can either choose to live
with that emity, or seek a way to change it. I choose the latter."
-- "Unification II", Stardate Unknown
Related:
- Picard: "I have come on an urgent mission from the Federation.
I am looking for Ambassador Spock." Spock: "Indeed... - Spock: "If the Romulans do have an ulterior motive,
it is in the best interests of all concerned that... - Picard: "If you wish to undertake a mission with obvious repercussions for the
Federation,
then you should *discuss* it with the Federation. ... - Spock: "It is possible that I have brought my argument with Sarek to you,
Captain. If so, I apologize. Picard: "Is it so important... - Spock: "May I assist you, Commander? I have had some experience in these
matters."
Data:
"By all means, Ambassador." -- "Unification II", Stardate... - Picard: "Ambassador, with great respect for all that you have achieved
on behalf
of the Federation,
this sort of...cowboy diplomacy, will not easily be... - Picard: "I have learned that it is useless to argue with you once your mind is
set."
Spock:
"Not at all, Captain. I have found our arguments quite... - Spock: "What are you doing on Romulus?"
Picard: "That was to have been my question of you,
sir." -- "Unification II", Stardate... - Picard: "I also have the responsibility of being the bearer of unhappy news."
Spock:
"Sarek. Sarek is dead." -- "Unification II", Stardate...
