My only consolation is that this may finally make you understand that you don’t belong here. You saw the hatred in that Klingon’s eyes. Perhaps now you will recognize it when you see it hiding in the faces of your so-called friends. They tolerate you, Odo, because you emulate them. What higher flattery is there? I, who can be anything, choose to be like you. But even when you make yourself in their image, they know you are not truly one of them. They know that what you appear to be does not reflect what you really are. It’s only a mask. What lies underneath is alien to them. And so they fear it. And that fear can turn to hate in the blink of an eye.
—Laas (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Chimera)
(Source: voltyball)
He likes to sing ancient sea shanties while paddling. His favorite is called….”Louie Louie…
—Odo (Star Trek Deep Space Nine)
Sisko:
Mr. Odo, you're not going to take the law into your own hands...
Odo:
The law? Commander, laws change depending on who's making them. Cardassians one day, Federation the next. But justice is justice.
“It has been my observation that one of the prices of giving people freedom of choice is that sometimes they make the wrong choice.” - Odo
Most people in my experience wouldn’t know reason if it walked up and shook their hand.
(Source: old-trenchy)
“I don’t know where I came from, no idea if there are any others like me. All my life, I’ve been forced to pass myself as one of you – always wondering who I really am.”
Odo:
Sir, have you ever reminded Starfleet Command that they stationed Eddington here because they didn't trust me?
Sisko:
No.
Odo:
Please do.
“Most people, in my experience, wouldn’t know reason if it walked up and shook their hand.” - Odo
I always investigate Quark.
—Odo’s common sense. (via spockandhiskillerbriefcase)
(Source: spock-variety-hour)
Kira:
It's like stepping on ants!
Odo:
I don't step on ants, Major.
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
