
The Future Will Be Carpeted: An Analysis of ‘Deep Space Nine (S4E24)’
“That’s who I am. That’s what I do. I’m a businessman, and more than that, I’m a Fer,engi businessman. Do you know what that means?
“That’s who I am. That’s what I do. I’m a businessman, and more than that, I’m a Fer,engi businessman. Do you know what that means?
“I canceled my death for you. I was really looking forward to it.” — Epran The more experienced I become in my chosen vocation, the
“I am First Omet’iklan, and I am dead. As of this moment, we are all dead. We go into battle to reclaim our lives. This
“Why is the Federation so obsessed with the Maquis? We’ve never harmed you. And yet, we’re constantly arrested and charged with terrorism. Starships chase us
“Someone once said, ‘Life is a search to find the peace that you once had when you were safe inside your mother.’” — Lwaxana Troi
“This time I will deal with the rebels myself.” — Regent Worf The defining question of science fiction is “What if?” Those two simple words
“Hello, Miles. Welcome to Hell.” — Ee’char What’s the purpose of the justice system? On the surface, it’s a pretty easy question. One of those
“Fate is a human concept.” — Advocate Ch’Pok The first thing that struck me as I was watching this week’s episode of DS9 was
“I am the Emissary.” — Akorem Laan Federation officers are not supposed to interfere with the internal affairs of other cultures. That’s not quite the
“Ferengi workers don’t want to stop the exploitation. We want to find a way to become the exploiters.” — Rom DS9’s storytelling shows its age