''Rocks and Shoals'' Line-by-Line

Another Cavern on Planet

GARAK: Lucky for you, it ripped on the seam.

 

O'Brien: Can you fix it?

 

GARAK: Unlucky for you, my sewing kit went down with the ship.

 

Neeley: (Crewwoman) Maybe someone could go get it? The ship's only about five hundred metres below the surface by now.

 

O'Brien: How long can you hold your breath Cadet?

 

Sisko: Madam, your pants are ready. Your boots and vest will take a little longer. While you wait, I might suggest that you browse through the hotel's gift shop.

 

DAX: No, thank you. But I would like to lodge a complaint with the manager. This bed is hard as a rock.

 

Sisko: I will make a note of that. What's the prognosis?

 

BASHIR: Guarded, but good. The bleeding's stopped and I've repaired all the internal injuries. The damage to the symbiont is harder to diagnose, but with enough rest, I think they'll both make a full recovery.

 

Jadzia: In other words, I'm going to be staring at this cave ceiling for the rest of my stay.

 

SISKO: Lucky for you there's twenty-four hour room service. I'll get you out of here, old man. I promise.

 

DAX: I'm going to hold you to that one, Benjamin.

 

Shoreline Garak and Nog are walking roughly side by side.

GARAK: What are you doing?

 

NOG: Following orders. The Captain told us to scan the area for fresh water and vegetation.

 

GARAK: You know precisely what I mean. You're deliberately trying to stay behind me and I want to know why. Does this have something to do with that unfortunate business between you and me last year?

 

NOG: You tied me up and threatened to kill me.

 

GARAK: There were extenuating circumstances.

 

NOG: It happened. So you can either stay in front of me or walk beside me, but I won't turn my back on you again.

 

GARAK: Cadet... there may be hope for you yet.

 

NOG: What is it?