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DEEP SPACE: "Past Tense, Pt. I" - REV. 11/01/94 - ACT THREE 35A.
31 CONTINUED: (2)
SISKO
They'll remember. It'll take
time, and it won't be easy, but
eventually people in this century
will remember how to care.
BASHIR
But it makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Are humans really any different than
Cardassians... or Romulans? If push
came to shove, if something disastrous
happened to the Federation, and we
got frightened enough, or desperate
enough, how would we react? Would
we stay true to our ideals... or
would we just end up... here... right
back where we started?
SISKO
I don't know. But as a Starfleet
officer, it's my job to make sure we
never have to find out.
They round the corner and come upon a group of GHOSTS, who
are in the middle of beating up on a confused-looking dim.
The ghosts are tough-looking and better fed and dressed than
the rest of the people on the street, the top of the food
chain. They throw the dim to the pavement.
B.C., the leader of this particular group of Ghosts, is a
wiry, tightly wound man in his late twenties.
B.C.
(to another ghost)
Get his food card.
The dim, who's had the wind knocked out of him by the fall,
tries to huddle up and protect himself.
32 ANGLE ON SISKO AND BASHIR
Looking in shock and revulsion at what's going on. Sisko
can tell that Bashir wants to intervene, but holds him back
with a look.
SISKO
(sotto voice)
Remember, Doctor, we can't interfere.
B.C. looks over and sees the look on Bashir's face.
B.C.
You got a problem?