Memorial Line-By-Line

PARIS: Commander Saavdra.

 

JANEWAY: You were coerced.

 

PARIS: No. No, I volunteered. We all did.

 

EMH: I find that difficult to believe. You were obviously manipulated somehow.

 

NEELIX: No. No, no, no, no, I remember now. We held a briefing to plan the evacuation. You were there, Commander. Mister Paris.

 

PARIS: It was a command post.

 

KIM: That's right. It was night, oh two hundred hours.

 

CHAKOTAY: We'd been awake for days. We were exhausted.

 

[Command post]

SAAVDRA: What do our spotters report?

 

KIM: The Nakan are unarmed. They won't put up a fight.

 

SAAVDRA: Once we've disabled their shield generators, we'll deploy units five and six. They may be unarmed, but they won't be happy to see us. Don't provoke them. I want to come out of this with zero casualties on both sides.

 

SOLDIER ONE: Understood.

 

PARIS: The perimeter's the weakest in sector fourteen. The terrain's very flat

 

NEELIX: It's an ideal landing spot for transports.

 

SAAVDRA: Once we've secured the village, take the colonists there. Get them aboard. Do your best to reassure them. Make them understand that this is a temporary relocation. That they're going to be back there in a few weeks. Understood?

 

NEELIX: Aye, aye, sir.

 

SAAVDRA: Problem?

 

CHAKOTAY: Just one. This unit could use a little sleep. I suggest we wait until daybreak.

 

SAAVDRA: I promised Command we'd have this colony secured today.