The Future Will Be Carpeted: An Analysis of ‘Deep Space Nine (S2E6)’
“You can tell a man’s intentions by the way he walks.” — Constable Odo I chose to use that particular quote, featured in this
“You can tell a man’s intentions by the way he walks.” — Constable Odo I chose to use that particular quote, featured in this
“I believe in coincidences. Coincidences happen every day. But I don’t trust coincidences.” — Garak There is lively debate amongst Niners as to where the
“I spent my whole life trying to qualify for the joining. I studied constantly, every day, every waking hour. I sacrificed everything, and then went
“Li Nalas was the hero of the Bajoran Resistance. He performed extraordinary acts of courage for his people and died for their freedom. That’s how
“Major, I don’t have to tell you. I’ve heard your opinion of this government. Government! They can’t even agree it is a government, so they
“What you did today, Major, was declare war on Cardassia. Thankfully, they declined the invitation.” — Minister Jaro Essa With the commencement of the second
“You live without a soul, Commander. You and your Federation exist in a universe of darkness, and you would drag us in there with you,
“What you call genocide, I call a day’s work.” — Aamin Marritza DS9 is often dismissed as the red-headed stepchild of the Star Trek
“Just don’t be surprised if the uneasy alliance on this station starts to show a few cracks.” — Dr. Julian Bashir Ira Steven Behr,
“On this station, you are the thin, beige line between order and chaos.” — Lwaxana Troi to Odo Majel Barrett was the first lady of