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It's all, you know, dead, I guess.

Excuse me. l'll take that to Sickbay.

Are these the spare parts for our freighters?

They let them continue to believe that without the felicium they would die.

It's an addiction.

I believe we can provide them with a temporary substitute.

the results are invariably disastrous.

The two Ornarans are really quite ill.

Well, in this case, captain, I disagree 1 00 percent.

All systems operational, sir.

In the meantime, there's no reason to deprive you of your needed medicine.

The visual transmission is still breaking up.

Stop! I can't listen anymore!

but we are getting a splendid view of this phenomenon.

Hence the deal was incomplete.

- Mr. La Forge, take us out of orbit. LA FORGE: Destination, sir?

that whenever mankind interferes with a less-developed civilization,

The Ornarans show all the symptoms of a disease, but l can't find a cause.

Hence possession of the felicium remains ours.

They know that the Ornarans no longer have the plague.

T'JON: I don't think so.

T'JON [OVER RADIO]: Enterprise, this is the Ornaran freighter Sanction.

You disgust me.

Beverly, the Prime Directive is not just a set of rules.

You did not think so when it worked in your favor.

One of life's little ironies, captain.

- Yes, I am. - No. Don't do it.

How long is the dosage effective?

You would see them die rather than share the medicine?

SOBl: But now with our improved processes,

I'm sorry we were unable to rescue the other two.

in exchange for this.

CRUSHER: They broke the cycle of addiction and never told the Ornarans.

It must be painstakingly cultivated, harvested, purified.