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"Unification" Line-by-Line

Picard: It's hard to believe that he could rise to the rank of Senate Proconsul without the support of the Romulan Traditionalists.
 
Picard: Then how can he turn his back on them so easily? How can he endorse reunification when it's considered subversive?
 
SPOCK: Captain Picard is correct. It is not logical for the Proconsul to support reunification at this time.
 
ROMULAN: I believe it's the Federation that fears an alliance between Romulus and Vulcan.
 
SPOCK: I came here to determine the potential for reunification. In spite of what has occurred, I intend to continue with my efforts. I intend to meet with the Proconsul as planned.
 
Picard and Spock leave and head into another area of the caves.

Picard: You let their emotion sway you.
 
Picard: You're as skeptical as I am, is it logical to ignore your own good sense?
 
SPOCK: I fear the influence of Sarek has coloured your attitudes, Captain, toward reunification and perhaps toward me.
 
PICARD: That is the second time you have accused me of speaking with another man's voice. It's true he will always be a part of me. His experiences, his spirit. But I speak with my own voice, not his.
 
Spock: Curious, that I should hear him so clearly, now that he is dead. It is possible that I have brought my argument with Sarek to you, Captain. If so, I apologize.
 
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