| We: |
That engine computer net wasn't repaired, sir. It just suddenly
became all right.
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| Ge: |
You know sometimes as(?) the result that accounts, you know. What ah, oh, no...
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| Wo: |
What is it?
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| Ge: |
Powers(?) controls went down. She won't respond.
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| Wo: |
Reach the Captain. You're needed here immediately.
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| Ge: |
Wes, alert engineering from your panel, all right?
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| We: |
I'm trying.
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| P: |
Report.
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| Wo: |
Helm's down, sir. There's no apparent reason.
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| Ge: |
Captain, we've just dropped the impulse power.
Sir, are you all right that I thought that I just...saw...
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| P: |
I'm fine. Everything's fine now.
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| P: |
Why the(?) dropped impulse power, Lieutenant?
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| Ge: |
The helm's suddenly mulfunctioning, sir.
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| P: |
Mulfunctioning? You're wrong, look again.
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| Ge: |
Captain, I was ju...
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| R: |
Mr. La Forge!
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| Ge: |
Wo the, there's nothing wrong with that now, sir. Everything is just
as it should be.
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| P: |
In that case, make our heading, 9-2-5 mark 3, 7.
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| Ge: |
Sir?
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| P: |
You have a problem with our heading, Lieutenant?
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| Ge: |
You wanna double back on our course, sir.
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| P: |
Isn't that what I ordered?
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| Ge: |
Yes, sir.
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| R: |
Sir, I'm puzzled by reversing our course.
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| P: |
At energy cloud, commander. I believe it important we have another look
at it.
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| R: |
But we're behind schejule for Parliament already.
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| P: |
I believe a very important scientific discovery awaits for some
this heading.
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| De: |
Perhaps you'd like to share your reasoning on that, sir.
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| Da: |
Yes, since we obtained only minimum information on our sensor pass(?)
orbit.
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| P: |
Right, Data. We must go back to learn more. Counselor, do you believe
a ship captain should explain every order?
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| De: |
Of course not, sir.
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| Da: |
A mere change of direction hardly justifies the mutiny.
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| Cr: |
Exactly what do you believe you're sensing from him?
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| De: |
It's just the feeling that, well, that he's closed part of his mind
to me. I just feel that the Captain has become perhaps dangerous.
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| R: |
Is he dangerous? If...
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| Ge: |
Then he has to be relieved in command. Which you could do, Doctor.
But it's beaucoup trouble if you're wrong.
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| Da: |
And at the moment it is all pure speculation. He's done nothing
to subject the Enterprise to danger.
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| Cr: |
I need the medical logs that is clear evidence of incapacity. You could do it
without that problem.
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| R: |
Only if all commander officers agreed it is vital to do so. But he's not showing
any overt unusual behavior.
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| De: |
Ultimately, I believe he will.
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| Cr: |
As a second in command, it's still in your corner, I'll order medical
psychiatric exams. You have to back me up somehow.
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