"In Purgatory's Shadow/By Infernos Light" Line-by-Line

Martok: I'll do better than that. I can make sure that he mentions you, the healer who bound the warrior's wounds so he could fight again.

 

Worf: Right now, the only part of the song I wish to hear is the verse that tells of our escape. What good is it to defeat every Jem'Hadar in this prison if it does not bring us any closer to our freedom?

 

BASHIR: We have to come up with a new escape plan.

 

Garak: That won't be necessary. The original one will work. (gets up) I just have to finish what I started. After all, a verse about the Cardassian who panicked in the face of danger would ruin General Martok's song.

 

MARTOK: That would be unfortunate.

 

Garak: Now, if you'll excuse me, my dungeon awaits.

 

Martok: There is no greater enemy than one's own fears.

 

Worf: It takes a brave man to face them.

 

[Infirmary]

BASHIR 2: What can I do for you, Chief?

 

O'Brien: Wasn't Lieutenant Japar brought in here?

 

Bashir Changeling: The Klingon Engineer? You just missed him, the plasma burns weren't as bad as they looked.

 

O'Brien: I'd better go find him. I can't make head nor tail of the power relay systems on his bird of prey. We're never going to get all these Klingon ships up and running.

 

Bashir Changeling: I have every confidence in you, Chief.

 

O'BRIEN: That makes all the difference then, doesn't it.

 

Bashir Changeling: How are Keiko and the kids?

 

O'BRIEN: They made it safely to Bajor, but I'm worried about Molly. She's getting old enough to know when something's wrong. I think she's scared.

 

Bashir Changeling: Well, it's only natural. It'll pass. Oh, by the way, I ordered two new sets of those new duridium alloy darts I told you about. They should be here next week.

 

O'Brien: Darts?! We're facing a major interstellar war and you're thinking about darts?

 

Bashir Changeling: Well, life must go on. Besides, I have a feeling things are going to turn out for the best.

 

O'Brien: I hope you're right.