Quotes From Star Trek Next Generation Mga Nobela at Kwento

The girl smirked, "That's for you to decide. But remember, sometimes, it's not about the choice itself but the conviction behind it." On the battlefield, Alec, sword in hand, rushed to the side of his younger self. Together, they faced the shadowy adversary. With synchronized movements, they parried and attacked, their connection palpable. "You hesitated last time," the younger Alec shouted amidst the clang of swords. "Don't make the same mistake!" Alec, gritting his teeth, replied, "I've learned. Hesitation can be as deadly as a blade." In the cosmic expanse, Nebula reached for the stardust quill. "How can I rewrite the stars when they seem so immutable?"

I waited for Kristen to sit on the corner and plunged on the seat. “What quote?” Kristen questioned. “It is better to live for those who love us than to sacrifice for those who don’t even turn blind eye to us.” Kristen moved her pupils thinking deeply. “Who the hell said that?” I raised my right palm. “The Great Prisha Everdeen…” Suddenly someone patted my shoulder. I turned my head to see who it was before becoming stunned. “Newt?” I was astounded to see him sitting in the next row close to my seat.

Hastoor . . . and He Who Shall Not Be Named. He’d hastily written phrases, as well. Things like “I’m going home to Carcosca,” “Yog-soth is the Key and Gate,” and “I’m for the Undiscovered Country,” which is a campy installment in the Star Trek movies but also a snippet from Shakespeare. The most disturbing of them all, for some reason, was, “He waits in Lake Hyades to bring me home.” Crazy.