REN 01x18 - Changing Symphony - Rob Jelley, Hadrian McKeggan, James Sampson by Star Trek

Author:Star Trek [Star Trek]
Language: deu
Format: epub
Published: 2011-02-06T10:07:16.831000+00:00

RENAISSANCE: "Changing Symphony" - ACT TWO

36.

PORTMAN (CONT'D)

Whether either of you has a right at all is a topic for another time and place. But they never did intend to injure civilians; the Imperialists put them there, didn't you?

MOLAR

What on Qo'noS do you mean?

PORTMAN

The Reformists were right when they said that they didn't know you

employed civilians in the offices of the High Council. At least not in the offices they were attacking.

MOLAR

Believe what you want to believe, Admiral. We have the privilege to employ civilians wherever we wish, and the Imperialists will not take that from us. The Federation has a treaty with the Imperialist

government, and from what I hear; you have little to know influence left in Starfleet. They aren't going to break that treaty now, least of all because of you.

PORTMAN

Perhaps not. But we know what you're doing, Molar. Don't ever think that we don't.

Molar SNARLS.

MOLAR

(half-mockingly)

Of course, Admiral. We are allies, after all.

Molar smiles a petulant, domineering, Klingon smile bearing his yellow teeth. Portman smiles weakly but diplomatically.

Molar breaks off and turns around to Sachron.

Cross indicates to Portman and they move off.

CROSS

(quietly to Portman)

You're backing the Reformists?

PORTMAN

I suppose I am.

CROSS

Why?

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