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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Kor: Savor the fruit of life, my young friends. The taste is sweet at first, but it turns bitter after a time.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Odo: I’ll never understand this obsession with accumulating material wealth. You spend your entire life plotting and scheming to acquire more and more possessions until your living areas are bursting with useless junk. Then you die, your relatives sell everything and start the cycle all over again.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Gul Dukat: A true victory is to make your enemy realize they were wrong to oppose you in the first place; to force them to acknowledge your greatness!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine knowledge
Kira: I hated it, because it had grown so huge, its branches blocked out the sun for kelipates, and its roots buried themselves so deep in the soil nothing else could grow there. It was a big, selfish, annoying
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine self
Kor: as Worf is departing to lead a suicide mission I came to wish you well. I look forward to seeing you at the gates to Sto-Vo-Kor.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine war
Prophets: That the Dominion reinforcements is a corporeal matter. Corporeal matters do not concern us.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine men
Quark: Youre overlooking something. Humans used to be a lot worse than Ferengi: slavery, concentration camps, interstellar war. We have nothing in our past that approaches that kind of barbarism. You see? Were nothing like you were better.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine war
Contrary to a comment from NY Comic Con, Michael Piller and I pitched our ideas for DS9 to Gene, and he gave us his enthusiastic approval.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine men
Benjamin Sisko: Well I thought I would say hello first and then take the office, but we can do it in any order you like.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine thought
Julian Bashir: This is where the adventure is. This is where heroes are made. Right here in the wilderness.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine adventure
Quark: Commander, Ive made a career out of knowing when to leave. And this provisional government is far too provisional for my taste and when governments fall, people like me are lined up and shot.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Benjamin Sisko: You know, Quark, that poor boy is about to spend the best years of his life in a Bajoran prison. Im a father myself. I know what your brother must be going through. The boy should be with his family, not in some cold jail cell. Think about it. Its up to you.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Kira Nerys: Quark, if you dont take your hand off my hip, youll never be able to raise a glass with it again.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine you
Benjamin Sisko: That may be the most important thing to understand about humans. It is the unknown that defines our existence. We are constantly searching, not just for answers to our questions, but for new questions. We are explorers. We explore our lives day by day, and we explore the galaxy trying to expand the boundaries of our knowledge. And that is why I am here: not to conquer you with weapons or ideas, but to coexist and learn.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine knowledge
Kai Opaka: Nine orbs, like this one, have appeared in the skies over the past 10,000 years. The Cardassians took the others. You must find the Celestial Temple before they do.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine past
Kai Opaka: Tradition says that the orbs were sent by the prophets to teach us. What we have learned has shaped our theology. The Cardassians will do anything to decipher their powers. If they discover the Celestial Temple, they could destroy it.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine power
Kai Opaka: I cant unite my people until I know the prophets have been warned. You will find the temple. Not for Bajor, not for the Federation, but for your own pagh. It is quite simply, Commander, the journey you have always been destined to take.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine war
Jean Luc Picard: Unfortunately, Starfleet officers do not always have the luxury to serve in an ideal environment.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine men
Bolian commander: She’s gone. There’s nothing we can do. We have to leavewe have to go now sir!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine man
Kira Nerys: Because I have the bad habit of telling the truth, even when people don’t want to hear it.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine truth
Kira Nerys: The provisional government and I don’t agree on a lot of things which is probably why they sent me to this god-forsaken place. I have been fighting for Bajoran independenceever since I was old enough to pick up a phaser. We finally drive the Cardassians out, and what do our new leaders do? They call up the Federation and invite them right in!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine god
Odo: Doctor, most people in my experience wouldn’t know reason if it walked up and shook their hand.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Kira Nerys: I am just a Bajoran who has been fighting a hopeless cause against the Cardassians all her life. So if you want a war, I’ll give you one!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Odo: I don’t know where I came from, no idea if there are any others like me. All my life, I’ve been forced to pass myself as one of you – always wondering who I really am.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Julian Bashir: You know, some people say that you remained on DS9 as the eyes and ears of your fellow Cardassians.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Benjamin Sisko: I suggest you get your priorities straight, Major, because I don’t have any room for divided loyalties in this command.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine man
Odo: I choose not to. Too many compromises. You want to watch the Karo-Net tournament, she wants to listen to music, so you compromise: you listen to music. You like Earth jazz, she prefers Klingon opera, so you compromise: you listen to Klingon opera. So here you were ready to have a nice night watching the Karo-net match and you wind up spending an agonizing evening listening to Klingon opera.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine art
Odo: Really? Now, how can that be true? You dont know me. You have no reason to believe I wouldnt kill Ibudan if it suited my fancy, so dont tell me there isnt some doubt inside of you, some question about whether or not I murdered the man.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine man
Odo: Unauthorized entry into crew quarters is a crime, Quark. You could have just asked to use the replicators.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine art
Quark: You underestimate the Ferengi immune system, Commander. Im merely here visiting my less-fortunate customers to make sure theyre not faking the illness to avoid paying their bills.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine man
Quark: Dont call me barkeep! Im not a barkeep! Im your host, the proprietor, a sympathetic ear to the wretched souls that pass through these portals.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine soul
Vash: Its over Q, I want you out of my life. You are arrogant, youre overbearing and you think you know everything.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life
Julian Bashir: These people believed in me, and look where it got them. Trevian was right: there is no cure. The Dominion made sure of that, and I was so arrogant, I thought I could find one in a week!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Quark: Thank you, Captain. Thank you for restoring my faith in the 98th Rule of Acquisition: Every man has his price.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine faith
Elim Garak: Because lying is a skill like any other and if you want to maintain a level of excellence, you have to practice constantly.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine excellence
Elim Garak: Oh, but I think there is. You see, when the Tal Shiar finishes examining the wreckage of Vreenaks shuttle, theyll find the burnt remnants of a Cardassian optolithic data rod that somehow miraculously survived the explosion. After painstaking forensic examination, theyll discover that the rod contains a recording of a high level Dominion meeting at which the invasion of Romulus was being planned.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine pain
Gul Dukat: I should have killed every last one of them! I should have turned their planet into a graveyard the likes of which the galaxy has never seen! I should have killed them all
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ya
Aamin Marritza: My trial will force Cardassia to acknowledge its guilt. And were guilty, all of us! My death is necessary!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine death
Bashir: Than I shall endeavor to become more cynical with each passing day, look gift horses squarely in the mouth and find clouds in every silver lining.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine sin
Elim Garak: Were running out of options here Quark. You didnt want to be phasered because you need a body. The knife was too savage, the nerve gas smelled bad, hanging took too long, and poisonwhat was was wrong with poison?
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine age
Female Changeling: Isnt it obvious? You may win this war, Commander. But I promise you, by the time its over you will have lost so many ships, so many lives, that your victory will taste as bitter as defeat.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine war
Female Changeling: It is always good to see you, Odo. But I have no intention of surrendering my forces. It would be sign of weakness, an invitation to the Solids to cross into the Gamma Quadrant and destroy the Great Link.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine change
Female Changeling: Tell our forces to pull back to Cardassia Prime. There will be no more running. We should have rid ourselves of the Cardassians at the first sign of rebellion.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine change
Gul Darheel: Thats not true, I am alive! I will always be alive! Its Marritza whos dead! Marritza, who was good for nothing but cowering under his bunk and weeping like a woman! Who would, every night, cover his ears, because he couldnt bear to hear the screaming for mercy of the Bajorans
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine man
Gul Darheel: You mistake me for that bug? That whimpering nothing? Ho-ho, you stupid Bajoran girl! Dont you know who I am? Im your nemesis! Im your nightmare! Im the Butcher of Gallitep!
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine night
Jake: It was me. It was me all along. Ive been dragging you through time like an anchor, and now its time to cut you loose.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine time
Julian Bashir: Causing people to suffer because you hate them is terrible, but causing people to suffer because you have forgotten how to care thats really hard to understand.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Martok: I do not need to ask them. I look into their eyes and I know they have answered the call of Kahless.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine art
Miles OBrien: Keiko only spends a few days at a time on the station. Im the one living in those quarters, and if I want to set up a little workshop in the bedroom
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine time
Odo: Believe me when I say that the Federation has its flaws, but a desire for conquest is not one of them.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine desire
Sisko: The Bajorans who have lived with us on this station, who have worked with us for months, who helped us move this station to protect the wormhole, who joined us to explore the Gamma Quadrant, who have begun to build the future of Bajor with us. These people know that we are neither the enemy nor the devil. We dont always agree. We have some damn good fights, in fact. But we always come away from them with a little better understanding and appreciation of the other. You wont succeed here. The school will reopen. And when your rhetoric gets old, the Bajoran parents will bring their children back.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Worf: Grilka is from the Mekrovak region. It is customary among her people for the man to bring the leg of a Lingta to the first courtship dinner. Make sure it is fresh, as if you had just killed it. Then, use the leg to sweep aside everything on the table and declare in a loud voice, I have brought you this. From this day, I wish to provide food for you and your House, and all I ask is to share your company and do honor to your name.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine people
Worf: It is clear to me that none of you are worthy of my blood or my life, but I will stand for you.
— Star Trek: Deep Space Nine life

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