Star Trek: The Next Generation 3x11

1. Captain's log, stardate 43489.2.

2. We have arrived at Angosia III, a planet that has expressed

3. a strong desire for membership in the Federation.

4. Prime Minister Nayrok has taken Commander Riker and me

5. on a tour of the capital city.

6. I'm greatly impressed with everything I've seen so far, prime minister.

7. Then I hope it will reflect favorably in your report, captain.

8. It's a tribute to your people that you were able to recover

9. - so rapidly from the Tarsian War. It is indeed.

10. We are not warriors.

11. We believe reason should settle disputes.

12. But not every culture agrees with our position.

13. An unfortunate reality.

14. The development of the mind, the cultivation of the intellect,

15. these are the pursuits to which the Angosians

16. have dedicated themselves for centuries.

17. Prime minister.

18. I'm sorry to interrupt, but we have a problem.

19. May I see you for a moment?

20. Excuse me, gentlemen.

21. Yes, what is it?

22. Well, I think they'll make a fine addition to the Federation, Number One.

23. I'm not sure I'd like to live in this place.

24. A little stuffy for my taste.

25. A prisoner has escaped from the penal colony on Lunar V.

26. Two guards are dead.

27. The prisoner has taken a transport vessel.

28. Do you have means of pursuit?

29. The tracking station was sabotaged. The entire base is in chaos.

30. We've ordered ships from the surface to follow him,

31. but to be honest, our civilian pilots are not trained for this.

32. With your permission?

33. Mr. Data, a stolen transport vessel has departed from Lunar V.

34. Have you picked it up on the sensors?

35. - Yes, commander. Good.

36. Detain the vessel and quarantine the pilot. Is he armed?

37. Yes, and extremely dangerous, commander.

38. Lunar V is a maximum-security facility.

39. - Did you read that? Yes, sir.

40. We will use extreme caution.

41. Keep us informed. Riker out.

42. On-screen, sir.

43. Specifications on the vessel, Mr. Worf.

44. No warp drive.

45. - Minimal weaponry. - Heading, Mr. Crusher.

46. Three-one-nine, mark 250, sir.

47. Vessel speed increasing to 0.02 impulse.

48. He's seen us, Data.

49. That's the ship's drive section.

50. What happened to the rest of his ship?

51. Scan the drive section for life-form readings.

52. None.

53. Bring us around to the backside of the asteroid, Mr. Crusher.

54. Sensors indicate wreckage on the asteroid's surface, Data.

55. No life signs.

56. - Apparently, he did not survive. - Data, the drive section.

57. Where'd it go?

58. There's no sign of it on its previous heading.

59. Someone must be at the helm.

60. Status report, Mr. Data.

61. I am afraid the prisoner has eluded us, sir.

62. Eluded the Enterprise?

63. Space, the final frontier.

64. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.

65. Its continuing mission: to explore strange, new worlds,

66. to seek out new life and new civilizations,

67. to boldly go where no one has gone before.

68. We followed procedures precisely, captain.

69. Scanners indicated no life-forms present in the drive section.

70. I cannot explain how he escaped.

71. Incoming message from the Angosian prime minister.

72. On-screen.

73. Captain, we've identified the prisoner.

74. His name is Roga Danar.

75. His criminal record is too long to go into,

76. but I must caution you that he is given to bouts of uncontrollable violence.

77. I appreciate your warning, prime minister.

78. We will keep you informed of our progress.

79. Geordi, how far and how fast can that transport ship travel?

80. Without warp drive, there's no way he could be out of our range by now.

81. We've been sweeping the area constantly.

82. There's nothing within sensor range.

83. Cloaking device?

84. Sir, the Angosians have no cloaking technology.

85. - Unless he's borrowing one. - Hmm?

86. If he's hanging over the planet's pole,

87. the magnetic field would confuse our sensors.

88. Commander, I believe I can recalibrate our sensors

89. to read through the electromagnetic interference over the poles.

90. Let's try it, Mr. Crusher.

91. Realign for polar orbit.

92. Aye, sir.

93. There he is, commander. You were correct.

94. This guy knows all the tricks, doesn't he?

95. Still no life-form readings coming from the vessel.

96. Could it be the magnetic interference, Data?

97. I have compensated. Still no reading.

98. We'll have an answer shortly. Lock on a tractor beam, Mr. La Forge.

99. Tractor beam locking on, sir.

100. - He is coming about, sir. - He's out of his mind.

101. Sensors detect a massive power build-up in his aft thrusters.

102. On main viewer.

103. He's making a suicide run.

104. Shields have been automatically activated.

105. Tractor beam disengaged.

106. He bounced off the shields.

107. That's an interesting twist.

108. Mr. Crusher, fix coordinates onto that vessel.

109. We'll just beam the whole thing into our shuttle bay if we have to.

110. I do not believe that will be necessary, captain.

111. He is no longer in the drive section.

112. What?

113. I anticipated that diversionary tactic based on his pattern to date.

114. We are picking up a cylindrical object

115. approximately 7 meters in length and 3 meters in diameter.

116. On-screen.

117. Magnify.

118. An escape pod.

119. This guy's incredible.

120. Yet there are still no life-form readings.

121. Transporter Room 4,

122. prepare to beam aboard from inside that shuttle anything large enough

123. to be a humanoid adult.

124. O'BRIEN Aye, sir.

125. Security team, report to Transporter Room 4.

126. On our way, sir.

127. We're holding the contents in stasis pending the arrival of security.

128. An illicit weapon has been detected in the transporter beam, sir.

129. It's been rendered inoperable.

130. Worf, let's greet our guest.

131. Bring him in, Mr. O'Brien.

132. Just stay where you are.

133. More security, Transporter Room 4. More security. More security.

134. Get him to a detention cell.

135. Set phasers on maximum stun.

136. O'BRIEN: Commander.

137. We'll need a few hours to get the containment field

138. on Lunar V operational before we pick him up.

139. The damage he did during his escape was considerable.

140. We will await your signal.

141. I appreciate your patience.

142. The prison psychologist recommends

143. that you keep Danar fully sedated until he's ready for transport.

144. Hmm.

145. Well, he's in our highest-security detention area.

146. There shouldn't be any more problems.

147. Do not relax your security for an instant, captain.

148. He is extremely violent and very cunning, as you already know.

149. I will send a transport vessel to pick him up as soon as possible.

150. Nayrok out.

151. Have you run a diagnostic on the sensors, Data?

152. Yes, sir. There is nothing wrong with the ship's sensors.

153. The reason we did not pick up life signs aboard the escape vessel

154. is because the prisoner has no life signs.

155. Computer, identify the occupant of the detention cell.

156. The detention cell is vacant at this time.

157. He's in there.

158. Could he be some kind of android?

159. Our sensors can identify artificial life-forms, sir.

160. Apparently, he is capable of deceiving the sensors.

161. Are you all right?

162. What is this ship?

163. You're on board the USS Enterprise.

164. A war vessel?

165. A Federation starship.

166. Federation.

167. We were orbiting Angosia when you escaped from Lunar V.

168. Well, it seems that I'm a victim of my own bad timing.

169. Are you the keeper of this jail?

170. I'm Deanna Troi, ship's counselor.

171. Counselor? Too bad.

172. I'd rather you were the jailer to keep me company

173. during my return trip.

174. I assume we are returning to Lunar V.

175. That terrifies you.

176. I just killed three men to get out of there, counselor.

177. And I'm fully capable of killing you as well.

178. That's a terrifying thought, isn't it? Even to me.

179. Do they mistreat you there?

180. Heh, not at all.

181. I am comfortable, well fed and housed.

182. No, no, the Angosians take good care of their prisoners.

183. It's simply a matter of never being able to leave.

184. What about you, counselor?

185. Do you always visit the prisoners?

186. Are you a specialist in criminal behavior?

187. Or am I just an interesting specimen who landed on the ship like an insect

188. to be studied under your microscope?

189. Why do you have all this anger toward me?

190. A girl with long, dark hair broke my heart a long time ago.

191. Out of bitterness and resentment,

192. I turned to crime.

193. How about this one?

194. My mother abandoned me when I was a little boy.

195. I never got the guidance that a wild young man needed.

196. Why are you doing this?

197. Playing games? Isn't that what you do, counselor?

198. Isn't that what all of you mind-control experts do?

199. I am not a mind-control expert.

200. I came here because I sensed you were in pain.

201. And what do you sense now?

202. The pain is gone.

203. It's interesting, isn't it?

204. There's a duality about the man.

205. It's hard to describe.

206. He's aware of his crimes.

207. In fact, they trouble him deeply.

208. - Counselor— - He's intelligent,

209. thoughtful, typically Angosian.

210. I know what he's done,

211. but when I'm with him, I cannot believe

212. that he is randomly and deliberately violent.

213. In fact, inherently, he has a nonviolent personality.

214. Counselor, it took five men to restrain him.

215. And he took apart half the transporter room in the process.

216. I'm not opening the door for him, captain.

217. I can only tell you that I sense something very unusual about him.

218. Something that is not inherent to a criminal personality.

219. In a few hours, I'll be turning him over to the Angosians,

220. and I'll be happy to do it.

221. I understand.

222. Data?

223. Do we have a link-up with the Angosian central computer?

224. Yes, counselor.

225. We are copying records for Federation inspection

226. pursuant to their application for admittance.

227. Can I see a police record on Roga Danar?

228. There is no police record.

229. That's impossible. He's been in prison.

230. Lunar V is a military prison facility.

231. Military? He's a soldier?

232. That may provide an explanation for the tactics

233. he was able to use against us when we tried to capture him.

234. It doesn't say here what he was arrested for.

235. Call up his military record.

236. He served in many campaigns during the Tarsian War,

237. received two promotions to the rank of subahdar,

238. a very honorable tour of duty.

239. What was this man's crime?

240. I've learned you are a soldier.

241. I was a soldier.

242. Why were you put in prison?

243. Obviously because I am a threat to society.

244. There's no police record. What did you do?

245. Everything they asked me to do. That's why I became such a threat.

246. I don't understand.

247. Why are you bothering to try, counselor?

248. Because I want to help if I can.

249. Unlock the door.

250. You are a nonviolent man,

251. yet you committed acts of excessive violence.

252. You can learn to do it if you have to.

253. - Did you have to? - It was war.

254. So it started with the war.

255. It started the day I volunteered, counselor.

256. The day I began training. The day I met my first instructor.

257. And he also called himself a counselor.

258. Roga Danar was an idealistic young man

259. who answered his people's call to service.

260. He joined the military to help fight for the Angosian way of life.

261. What he didn't realize was that by doing so,

262. he would have to give up that way of life forever.

263. He's not the same man who left home to go to war.

264. He's been through intense psychological manipulation

265. and biochemical modifications.

266. At Troi's request, I examined him.

267. His cell structure has been significantly altered.

268. They used a combination of cryptobioloin,

269. triclenidil, macrospentol,

270. and a few things I can't even recognize.

271. Was he a prisoner of war? Who did this to him?

272. His own government.

273. He's been programmed to be the perfect soldier.

274. He can be absolutely normal, but when a danger is perceived,

275. the programming clicks in and takes over.

276. Memory, strength, intelligence, reflexes all become enhanced.

277. He's conditioned to survive at any cost.

278. One of the new substances in his cellular structure

279. even shields electrical impulses.

280. Perhaps that would explain why our sensors did not detect him.

281. Why was he assigned to the Lunar V facility?

282. He committed no crime.

283. He says he was ordered there with others like him.

284. When the first soldiers returned to Angosia, they had trouble.

285. The rules changed too quickly.

286. A lost temper could result in murder.

287. Counselor, did no one attempt to adjust their programming?

288. They were just exiled to Lunar V.

289. Lunar V.

290. An orbiting gulag.

291. What do you want'?

292. - Am I disturbing you? - Yes.

293. - Then I will leave. - No, wait, wait.

294. I'd rather talk to someone.

295. - Why do you have yellow eyes? - I am an Android.

296. I believe you and I have something in common.

297. - We do? - Yes.

298. We have both been programmed.

299. Ah, yes, yes, you've been talking to Counselor Troi.

300. It is not at all the same, android.

301. I do not mean to belittle your condition. I understand your dilemma.

302. But I am curious.

303. My program can be altered. Yours cannot?

304. The man I was is still inside me,

305. but this conditioning has been imposed,

306. woven together with my thoughts and my feelings and my responses.

307. How do you separate the program from the man?

308. Without further analysis of your condition from Counselor Troi

309. or Dr. Crusher, I cannot say.

310. - But I believe it is possible. - Yeah, doctors.

311. The Angosian doctors did this to me.

312. If it could be undone, wouldn't they undo it?

313. I cannot answer that.

314. Nor can I.

315. Yet I ask myself that question every moment of every day.

316. Captain, what this man has been telling you is full of half-truths.

317. He's a prisoner. What do you expect him to say about us?

318. Well, perhaps you would clarify it for me.

319. Soldiers were resettled on Lunar V.

320. It was to be their colony.

321. Was it a resettlement of their choosing?

322. It was for their own protection as well as that of others.

323. Most of them are quite happy there.

324. We went to great lengths to give them a fine quality of life.

325. Prime minister, even the most comfortable prison is still a prison.

326. Unfortunately, a few agitators like Danar forced us to add security.

327. My medical team suggests that there may be alternative treatment.

328. Captain, I assure you that every alternative has been explored.

329. And this discussion is now treading upon matters of internal security.

330. This is not your concern.

331. I have dispatched a ship to rendezvous with you

332. to transport the prisoner back to Lunar V.

333. On behalf of Angosia, I thank the Federation

334. for its assistance in retrieving our citizen.

335. Matter of internal security.

336. The age-old cry of the oppressor.

337. - Were you built for combat, android? No.

338. But my program does include military strategy.

339. That is how I was able to anticipate your final tactic and capture you.

340. You did that?

341. Perhaps you would be better at combat than you think.

342. Except that I am not programmed to kill.

343. My improved reflexes have allowed me to kill 84 times.

344. And my improved memory

345. lets me remember each of those 84 faces.

346. Can you understand how that feels?

347. I am incapable of any feeling.

348. Why, then I envy you.

349. Roga, this is Captain Picard.

350. Captain.

351. Mr. Danar, I am transferring you to Angosian security.

352. They're en route. They will arrive shortly.

353. I wanted to tell you I have no choice.

354. The prime minister insisted, and we have no right to refuse.

355. Well, you would be foolish to consider it otherwise, captain,

356. for they are very correct.

357. I am dangerous.

358. There is no place for me in a civilized society.

359. - I do not believe that. - Nor do I.

360. I respect my officers' judgments.

361. I wish I could help further. If a way appears, I will.

362. I appreciate your telling me that face-to-face.

363. I thought you deserved that much.

364. And you deserve to know that I must use

365. whatever means I can to escape.

366. Captain, the Angosian transport vessel

367. has arrived.

368. Inform them the transport will take place shortly. Picard out.

369. Mr. Data, to the Bridge, please.

370. Take care of yourself, android. I enjoyed our talk.

371. I too.

372. Perhaps when this planet becomes a member of the Federation,

373. - we'll be able— - I'll not be there to see it, counselor.

374. Because even with this overwhelming demand to survive

375. that they've built into my soul,

376. I would rather die than return to Lunar V.

377. Captain Picard, we're ready to receive the prisoner.

378. [ON-SCREEN] Now transmitting the coordinates of our holding cell.

379. Coordinates received, sir.

380. Stand by for transport. Picard out.

381. Mr. Worf, have all security precautions been taken?

382. Release of the forcefield and activation of the transporter

383. will be virtually simultaneous.

384. There will only be a 0.1 second difference between them.

385. Even Danar can't move that fast.

386. There will be a full security contingent present.

387. Proceed.

388. Transporter Room 1 to Lieutenant Worf. We're ready, sir.

389. Energizing.

390. O'Brien, increase transporter power.

391. I'm losing him.

392. Roga, don't. You'll be killed!

393. What the hell?

394. Security personnel, full alert.

395. Shut down all shuttle bays, transporters and turbolifts.

396. Captain, a phaser is missing.

397. We must assume that he is armed.

398. Sound general quarters.

399. Clear all corridors of nonessential personnel.

400. I don't want him taking any hostages.

401. General quarters sounded, sir.

402. Raise security containment fields immediately on Decks 34, 35 and 36.

403. Aye, sir. - Data, put the turbolifts back online.

404. If Danar sees they're operating, he may try to use them.

405. As soon as he does, we have him.

406. Sir, unauthorized access of Turbolift 5 on Deck 34.

407. - He took the bait. - Data, override its destination.

408. Divert that turbolift to a position near to Lieutenant Worf's present location.

409. Four seconds to arrival, sir.

410. We're in position.

411. Phaser on overload. Seal this deck.

412. Captain, the overload has been averted.

413. Drop forcefield on Deck 36.

414. Sir, containment field down on Deck 36.

415. - How the hell did he manage that? - He's headed for Engineering.

416. Riker to La Forge.

417. Engineering, respond.

418. Engineering? Engineering, come in.

419. Geordi, are you okay?

420. Captain, someone in Engineering

421. is attempting to override the security-system lockout.

422. Riker to Worf. He's in Engineering.

423. Acknowledged, commander. We're on our way.

424. Data, I want you to stall Danar. Allow him to think he's succeeding.

425. As he bypasses each subsystem,

426. I can reroute it without his knowledge.

427. Make it so.

428. Danar is extremely adept, sir.

429. I'm not certain which security measure he's attempting to circumvent.

430. Sir, Danar has succeeded in restoring power to Shuttle Bay 2.

431. I have overridden Danar's bypass.

432. Shuttle Bay 2 is once again inactive.

433. Very good, Mr. Data. Now we know where he's headed.

434. - You okay? - Geordi!

435. I'm all right.

436. He took us by surprise. He came out of nowhere.

437. I didn't think anyone could move that fast.

438. Lieutenant, I am reading an open panel.

439. K-12, J-9, Deck 30.

440. Acknowledged.

441. Danar must have climbed up the reactor core

442. and gotten into a Jefferies tube.

443. Ahh, he could be anywhere.

444. We believe he is attempting to reach Shuttle Bay 2.

445. That's 25 decks up from here.

446. Quite a climb, but I wouldn't put it past him.

447. There is a full contingent of security at all shuttle bays.

448. You want my advice? Double it.

449. Captain, reading another open access panel.

450. Security team to Jefferies tube, J-4, Deck 15.

451. Security acknowledged.

452. Deck 15. A few decks below the shuttle bay.

453. Sir, I find it highly unlikely that Danar

454. would be attempting to reach Shuttle Bay 2.

455. - Explain. In our previous encounter,

456. Danar employed a strategy of misdirection

457. in an attempt to gain his objective.

458. And you believe he's using the same tactic now?

459. He is aware that our sensors are unable to track him,

460. yet he seems to be purposely leaving a trail for us to follow.

461. Where do you think he's headed?

462. I am afraid his true destination remains a mystery.

463. Readings now indicate an open access panel

464. in Jefferies tube N-11, Deck 38.

465. - He's doubled back on us. - The cargo bays.

466. Advise all personnel on Deck 38

467. - to stay out of the cargo bays. Aye, sir.

468. Status, Mr. Data? - They appear to be empty, sir.

469. Good.

470. I want you to flood them with anesthizine.

471. Aye, sir.

472. Sensors show anesthizine concentration 70 parts per million

473. within the cargo bays.

474. That should put our boy to sleep.

475. Return environmental conditions to normal, Mr. Data.

476. Move in your security teams, Mr. Worf.

477. Acknowledged.

478. Worf to Bridge.

479. We have found no sign of the intruder.

480. But there is a missing pressure suit from Cargo Bay 3.

481. Pressure suit?

482. Could be he's planning to enter Shuttle Bay 2

483. from outside the Enterprise, bypassing the security guards.

484. Mr. Worf, post security guards

485. at all emergency airlocks on Decks 37 through 39.

486. Aye, sir.

487. I'll also cover the photon torpedo launchers.

488. Danar may attempt to leave the ship that way.

489. Worf out.

490. Danar.

491. You are cunning.

492. You must have Klingon blood.

493. But the battle is over.

494. My battle is never over.

495. Worf to Bridge. I have Danar.

496. Explosion in Jefferies tube section T-95.

497. - All external sensors inoperative. - Go to backup systems.

498. Unable to transfer control, sir.

499. - What—? Sit down, gentlemen.

500. - Worf to Bridge. Go ahead.

501. Danar has escaped.

502. He used a phaser to power the cargo transporter.

503. Coordinates indicate he beamed aboard the Angosian transport ship.

504. Data, can you verify that?

505. Negative, sir.

506. All external sensors still nonfunctioning.

507. Then we have no way to track him.

508. That was his plan all along.

509. First officer's log, supplemental.

510. We are continuing to repair damage to the ship's sensors

511. following the escape of the Angosian prisoner, Danar.

512. He is still at large.

513. Engineering, I'm getting readings on tactical. Are we back up?

514. Affirmative, commander.

515. Mr. Worf, sweep the area.

516. Captain, the prime minister is hailing us, priority one.

517. On-screen.

518. Priority channel clear.

519. Yes, prime minister?

520. Captain, I've just been informed that Roga Danar

521. has attacked the penal colony on Lunar V.

522. Attacked it?

523. In our own police shuttle.

524. Several of my people have been wounded.

525. Hundreds of prisoners are rioting.

526. Some of them have escaped with Danar

527. and, at last report, are headed toward the capital city.

528. Captain, we are not suited to handle situations like this.

529. That's what we created them for.

530. I'll send an away team, prime minister.

531. Picard out.

532. Counselor Troi, Commander Data and Mr. Worf,

533. you will accompany me to the planet.

534. And my understanding is that these men are programmed to survive,

535. - is that correct? - Yes, captain.

536. And that they will not kill unless their survival is at stake?

537. It is against their nature to do so, captain.

538. Then let us hope they do not believe their survival is at stake.

539. Mr. Worf.

540. You are personally responsible for the captain's safety.

541. I understand, commander.

542. I don't expect them to listen to reason.

543. I loathe the idea of a violent confrontation,

544. but we must be prepared.

545. This is all you've brought?

546. Where are your security men?

547. We're not here to fight your wars for you.

548. They have been seen moving towards the center of the city.

549. People are scared.

550. Don't you understand? They're dangerous.

551. You are dangerous. They're only victims.

552. You made them what they are.

553. You asked them to defend your way of life, and then you discarded them.

554. They were not happy here.

555. They were not welcome here.

556. It was the will of the people to resettle them.

557. No one was pleased with the solution.

558. But we had to act for the greater good.

559. Prime minister,

560. if you have the skills to create a master soldier,

561. can you not counteract the effect?

562. The chemicals can be removed from their systems.

563. But we're not convinced that the psychological conditioning

564. can ever be entirely reversed.

565. - Have you tried, sir? - We studied it thoroughly.

566. Even before the training began,

567. we knew there would be problems reversing it.

568. It was a risk we had to take.

569. Did you reveal that risk to the men who volunteered for service?

570. We were helping them to survive the war.

571. You understand?

572. They needed those skills.

573. They're your brothers, your sons, and you turned your backs on them.

574. There are methods of treatment.

575. Until you try them, how can you know they won't work?

576. Even a partial recovery could give them some peace.

577. It was the will of the people.

578. To allow them to suffer?

579. There was a referendum.

580. The people weighed the costs involved.

581. They chose the settlement solution.

582. Besides, we may need to use them again someday.

583. - Have you understood one word? Move in!

584. - Freeze. - Nobody move.

585. No, Worf.

586. All of you. Don't respond.

587. Don't provoke them further. Keep those weapons down

588. unless you wish to be killed.

589. - Do as he says. - No.

590. Don't. Shoot us.

591. Destroy us. Do what you have to.

592. But you will not ignore us.

593. Come on, do it!

594. Cowards.

595. Yes, and you're not programmed to murder cowards.

596. So if they will not fight back, what will you do?

597. We will not go back.

598. You are programmed to survive.

599. You can survive at the Lunar V settlement.

600. To survive is not enough. To simply exist is not enough.

601. Roga, tell them what you want.

602. We want our lives back.

603. We want to come home.

604. I am not prepared to negotiate under threat, Danar.

605. But if you will put down your weapons and return peaceably to Lunar V,

606. I would be willing.

607. Mr. Prime Minister,

608. with all due respect, you will have to force us.

609. Or at least try.

610. Captain, you must do something. Call your ship.

611. Quite right, prime minister.

612. Enterprise, prepare to beam the away team back.

613. At your command, captain.

614. Picard, you can't leave us like this.

615. I have all the information I need for my report.

616. Your prisoner has been returned to you.

617. And you have a decision to make.

618. Whether to try and force them back

619. or welcome them home.

620. In your own words, this is not our affair.

621. We cannot interfere in the natural course

622. of your society's development.

623. And I'd say it's going to develop significantly in the next few minutes.

624. It's been an interesting visit. When you're ready for membership,

625. the Federation will be pleased to reconsider your application.

626. - Mr. Riker, four to beam up. Aye, sir.

627. Success, captain? - Number One,

628. will you note in our report

629. that if the government of Angosia survives the night,

630. we will offer them Federation assistance

631. in their efforts to reprogram their veterans?

632. And if the government doesn't survive?

633. I have a feeling they will choose to.

634. Mr. Crusher, set coordinates for starbase Lyra 3.

635. Coordinates set, sir.

636. Engage.