The Dominion War
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Book 1 of 4: Behind Enemy Lines by John
Vornholt (TNG)
Ro Laren: "We can't choose where to die, only how to
die."
Ro: "Old habits -- they seem to work."
Gul Ditok: "Experience is always a great profit."
Data (Re: LaForge expression): "If it looks too good to be
true, it probably is."
Letharna (quoting a terran): "Absolute power corrupts
absolutely."
Shek: "War is good for the black market. Its chaos,
and chaos is always good for those of us who work in the shadows."
Riker: "It doesn't do any good to throw bodies at a problem
unless they have the experience to deal with it."
Data (thought): "... war required a level head, good
judgment, and the ethereal commodity known as good fortune."
Professor Enrak Grof: "The smaller the black hole, the
older it is."
Ro: "Whenever I make plans to have a normal life, things go
haywire."
Picard: "... no matter how advanced the races of the
galaxy, we still suffer from greed and bloodlust."
Grof: "Most of our greatest achievements are only
beginnings, halfway measures until the real thing comes along."
Sam Lavelle: "... you're awfully quick to blame your
coworkers for everything that goes wrong, when sometimes it's just a matter of
Murphy's law."
Grof: "Murphy Law? I'm unfamiliar with that concept."
Lavelle: "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong."
Book 2 of 4: Call to Arms ... by Diane Carey
(DS9)
The two DS9 books in this set are novelizations of the DS9
episodes "Call to Arms", "A Time to Stand", "Sons and
Daughters", "Rocks and Shoals", "Behind the Lines",
"Favor the Bold" and "Sacrifice of Angels".
Book 3 of 4: Tunnel Through the Stars by John
Vornholt (TNG)
Lavelle: "It's funny what even a small taste of freedom
will do to a man."
Picard: "You have acted with honor."
Hasmek: "You mean, I lied with honor."
Captain Jobra (to Riker): "We only play games that have
already been played. Famous games --
Captain Anowon: "There's no dishonor in losing in game which has already
been lost."
LaForge: "It's nice to know there are some things which
look weird to everyone."
Picard (to Grof): "We all know the value of scientific
progress, but that progress cannot come at the cost of a far-reaching
civilization which has only sought peace and cooperation."
Picard (to Ro): "Sometimes our search for peace has led us
to make mistakes -- to trust people we shouldn't have trusted, to appease
those without honor. We can undo the past...."
Hasmek: "You can't fight, or do much else, on an empty
stomach."
Troi: "I'm a realist. It does no good to worry, but
it often does a lot of good to talk."
Ro: "Talavians have a strong religious beliefs, but that
doesn't keep them from cheating you."
Picard: "A captain's job is never done."
Ro: "... I don't like being told what to do.
It's a problem I have with authority. -- In the end, you have to answer to
yourself and no one else."
Riker: "... no one was truly ready for battle until they
experienced it."
Commander Shana Winslow: "In wartime, the absurd becomes
the norm."
'Taurik': "To humans, death brings great suffering to the
survivors. They console each other with gestures...."
Picard: "... doing good isn't always good."
Picard (thought): "... so many inventions came during war,
when desperation, fear, and hatred fueled the imagination and the will."
Picard (thought): "Anyone who thought a commanding officer
had to like every order he gave didn't know much about command."
Picard: "War is about making sacrifices."
Book 4 of 4: ... Sacrifice of Angels by Diane
Carey (DS9)
The two DS9 books in this set are novelizations of the DS9
episodes "Call to Arms", "A Time to Stand", "Sons and
Daughters", "Rocks and Shoals", "Behind the Lines",
"Favor the Bold" and "Sacrifice of Angels".