I still have my dignity.
"Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack." Rule of Acquisition Number 109.
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I still have my dignity.
"Dignity and an empty sack is worth the sack." Rule of Acquisition Number 109.
(Bashir and O'Brien are presumed dead. Dax and Kira are lifting a glass to them in Quark's, and Quark wants to add his own tribute.)
They were good customers.
What?! That's it?!
At times like this, I'm reminded of the 57th Rule of Acquisition: "Good customers are as rare as latinum. Treasure them."
194: “It's always good business to know about new customers before they walk in your door.”
[O'Brien is getting a physical]
Well, your sense of humour seems normal enough.
I don't have a sense of humour.
Cough. [O'Brien coughs] How's the sex life?
I don't have a sense of humour.
[O'Brien gets a cup of coffee from the replicator]
You're drinking too much of this stuff, O'Brien—
I need to stay alert, O'Brien.
[after his son Jake admits he doesn't want to join Starfleet] It's your life, Jake. You have to choose your own way. There is only one thing I want from you: find something you love, then do it the best you can.
Rule of Acquisition 112: “Never have sex with the boss' sister.”
If you're not a spy, maybe you're an outcast.
Or maybe I'm an outcast spy.
How can you be both?
I never said I was either.
[Odo discovers an aged Klingon entered his office undetected while his back was turned]
How did you get in here?
I am Koloth.
That doesn't answer my question.
Yes, it does.
Jadzia, your questions about my experience with killing— If you're wondering what it's like— When you take someone else's life, you lose a part of your own as well.
Kang and Koloth don't want me to come with you.
Well, Kang thinks too much. Koloth doesn't feel enough.
And where do you stand?
[distracted] Huh? Hmm? Oh, of course you should come. The splendor of fighting and killing, a blood bath in the cause of vengeance. Who wouldn't want to come?
The only weight I carry now, dear comrade, is... is my own bulbous body. I was once, if you remember, far less than you see... and far more than I've become. I'm sorry.
What is this preoccupation you have with dying? I think living is much more attractive.
[outside the Albino's compound]
How do we even know if he's inside?
Good question.
(gets up) Wait here.
Where are you going?
I'm going to find out if he's inside.
And how do you intend to do that?
I'll ask somebody!
Kang I was right after all, Dax. It is a good day to die. (dies)
It's never a good day to lose a friend.
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