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>"We could also use the holodeck to work with them and prove to them
that
>we are worthy to be considered allies and friends." The Klingon turned to look at her with contempt. "We have nothing to prove, human," he growled. "They are defeated. If they are too stupid to realize that, then they are fools." Tr'Lawsh touched his shoulder gently, and the warrior turned back to his work, grumbling. "He hasss a point," said Tr'Lawsh. "We have defeated them in combat, which isss all they ssseem to carrre about. How elssse can we convince them to ssstop behaving asss though we werrre eitherrr petsss orrr prrrey? Theirrr behaviorrr hasss defied logic thusss farrr. Even the Vulcan obssserrrverr left ssscrrratching his head about that." "I am sure that our Klingon friends will be more than willing to agree
that success in battle is not a guarantee of honor. Before they can
want to work with us, they need to not only respect us, but also to trust
us." She knew that being the least warrior oriented of the group, she was
not exactly going to win over a ton of fans in the room.
(Kitanya?)
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