Ezri Dax: I take it we’ll be the Spartans?
Julian Bashir: Fighting to the last man.
Ezri Dax: Just like the Alamo.
Julian Bashir: Exactly.
Ezri Dax: Have you talked to a counselor about these annihilation fantasies?
Julian Bashir: Do you think I should?
Ezri Dax: M-m. I’ll set up a session for you tomorrow.
Julian Bashir: What about tonight?
Ezri Dax: Tonight we defend the pass.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 25 – “What You Leave Behind”
Jake Sisko: Any idea where you’re gonna live?
Miles O’Brien: No, Keiko and I’re still mulling over a few possibilities.
Worf: Have you ever considered Minsk?
Miles O’Brien: I don’t think that’s on our list.
Benjamin Sisko: New Orleans is a gorgeous city.
Kasidy Yates: I’ve heard great things about Paris.
Worf: Minsk.
Ezri Dax: Jadzia loved Rio.
Odo: Well, you’ve certainly got a lot of choices.
Miles O’Brien: Yeah, too many, hm?
Worf: Minsk.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 25 – “What You Leave Behind”
Ezri Dax: You’re sure you’re not angry?
Worf: Why should I be angry? I have been asking you to tell the Doctor how you feel about him for the past month.
Ezri Dax: Well – now that he knows how I feel…?
Worf: I am happy for you.
Ezri Dax: That’s a relief.
Worf: But… I am going to kill him.
Ezri Dax: You’re kidding, right?
Worf: And Jadzia said I did not have a sense of humor.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 25 – “What You Leave Behind”
Cardassian Computer Voice: The time is 0500.
Julian Bashir: Mmyeahalright.
Ezri Dax: Julian?
Julian Bashir: Yes?
Ezri Dax: We have to get up.
Julian Bashir: Are you sure?
Ezri Dax: It’s a big day.
Julian Bashir: It was a big night. Cleared up a lot of unanswered questions.
Ezri Dax: Such as?
Julian Bashir: Such as, just how far these spots really go down.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 25 – “What You Leave Behind”
Miles O’Brien: [on Bashir and Dax] I don’t get it. He’s interested, she’s interested… What’s the problem?
Worf: He is an overgrown child, and she is very… confused.
Miles O’Brien: It could still work.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 24 – “The Dogs of War”
Worf: And in truth, I understand his position. It is the duty of every soldier to support their leaders in time of war. Asking Martok to stand against Gowron was a foolish error.
Ezri Dax: So what are you going to do?
Worf: Try to convince Gowron to discontinue these attacks. You have said very little.
Ezri Dax: Look, I’m just not sure that I should be giving you advice on what to do in this situation. It’s a Klingon matter.
Worf: You are still a member of the House of Martok.
Ezri Dax: This is the first that I’ve heard of it.
Worf: The General and I talked about it weeks ago. He likes you. And he considers you an honourable woman, a worthy successor to Jadzia, and so do I.
Ezri Dax: That’s very sweet of him.
Worf: Sweet?
Ezri Dax: Not a very Klingon word, is it?
Worf: No.
Ezri Dax: It’s very honourable.
Worf: Better, albeit a little obvious. Now, tell me what you think.
Ezri Dax: Okay. But I’m not sure you’re going to like it.
Worf: Tell me.
Ezri Dax: I think that the situation with Gowron is a symptom of a bigger problem. The Klingon Empire is dying. And I think it deserves to die.
Worf: You are right. I do not like it.
Ezri Dax: Don’t get me wrong, I’m very touched that you still consider me to be a member of the House of Martok, but I tend to look at the Empire with a little more scepticism than Curzon or Jadzia did. I see a society that is in deep denial about itself. We’re talking about a warrior culture that prides itself on maintaining centuries old traditions of honour and integrity, but in reality it’s willing to accept corruption at the highest levels.
Worf: You are overstating your case.
Ezri Dax: Am I? Who was the last leader of the High Council that you respected? Has there even been one? And how many times have you had to cover up the crimes of Klingon leaders because you were told it was for the good of the Empire? I know this sounds harsh, but the truth is, you have been willing to accept a government that you know is corrupt. Gowron’s just the latest example. Worf, you are the most honourable and decent man I’ve ever met, and if you’re willing to tolerate men like Gowron, then what hope is there for the Empire?
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 22 – “Tacking Into the Wind”
Nog: This is bad, very bad.
Kira Nerys: You say that every time we take the Defiant into battle.
Nog: Impulse manifold purged and clear. – If we lose the Chin’toka system, we lose our only foothold in the Dominion territory. I think that qualifies as bad.
Kira Nerys: Oh, we haven’t lost it yet. – Initiating impulse pre-start sequence.
Nog: Microfusion generators online. – But the Breen, they seem unstoppable. First Earth, now Chin’toka?
Worf: Ensign, no one is unstoppable. – Collimate the nadion emitters.
Nog: Collimation sequence in progress.
[Bashir and O’Brien enter the bridge]
Julian Bashir: What more can I say, Miles, but ‘I’m sorry’?
Miles O’Brien: Dilithium matrix is aligned and calibrated. – Just be a bit more careful, that’s all I ask.
Kira Nerys: Opening antimatter injector ports. – Trouble in paradise?
Julian Bashir: It was nothing. – Emergency life support and damage control systems standing by.
Miles O’Brien: I wouldn’t call it nothing.
Ezri Dax: Autonomous guidance system initialized and active.
Miles O’Brien: He lost Travis.
Kira Nerys: Hm – sounds serious. – Verify astrometric database.
Julian Bashir: Miles built this Alamo model, replete with small figures. Quite spectacular, actually. – Data sets loaded and verified. – Anyway, he was showing it to me in Quark’s when we – rather I – accidentally misplaced Colonel Travis.
Nog: Phaser safeties engaged. – Can’t you make another one?
Miles O’Brien: What, so he can lose it again? – Field stabilizers online.
Kira Nerys: Well, that’s what happens when you share your toys. – Synchronizing warp plasma flow…
Miles O’Brien: It’s not a toy! It’s a model, built to scale.
Julian Bashir: He really did a fantastic job.
Miles O’Brien: Nacelles holding at pre-warp threshold.
Julian Bashir: Miles, look…
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 20 – “The Changing Face of Evil”
Ezri Dax: You’re a good friend, Worf.
Worf: I know.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 20 – “The Changing Face of Evil”
Ezri Dax: You have the biggest ego of any man I’ve ever known!
Worf: Considering how many men you have known, that is quite a statement.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 19 – “Strange Bedfellows”
Ezri Dax: Anyway, I got away from him; but then there was nowhere to run. And then, just when I thought he was about to kill me, he reached up and took off his helmet…
Worf: And?
Ezri Dax: And… it was Julian.
Worf: Dr. Bashir?
Ezri Dax: Isn’t that strange? I wonder what it meant.
Worf: Dr. Bashir is a Breen.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 7: Episode 18 – “’Til Death Do Us Part
The Love Pirate 