Star Trek: The Next Generation - Encounter at Farpoint
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It is only this...
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If anything should go wrong,
please... take care of her for me.

:33:19
Of course.
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She never would admit this,
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but she has had a terrible time
these last years.

:33:31
Had we not been so isolated,
she might have left me.

:33:34
I never would have known,
at least not right away.

:33:38
Perhaps I'm not a man
who should have a woman like her.

:33:44
She deserves better.
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You underestimate her.
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I know, because I once did.
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In both cases, the time distortions
occurred along the same continuum

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as a preview or reprise
of a specific point in time.

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Where we are, were,
and where we will be.

:34:14
Data, I want this
to be an away team of one. You.

:34:19
There's no reason
to risk anyone else.

:34:22
It is reasonable, sir. After all,
I am a machine and dispensable.

:34:27
"Indispensable"
is the appropriate word.

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But you seem more able to control
the effects of the time distortion.

:34:36
I see. That is quite true, sir.
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I see time as a constant, whereas
humans perceive time as flexible,

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hence the expression
"Time flies when you're having fun",

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which until now
has always confused me.

:34:50
Well, I want you to put a stitch
in time and save much more than nine.

:34:56
Sir?
:34:57
If other members of the away team
became disoriented,


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