Diplomatic Implausibility (2001)
“This was probably for the best, as his instinct was to say something that it was probably unwise to utter in front of a member of the Federation Council.“I am afraid that your suggestion of relocating theal’Hmatti to another world, while logical, is simply notpractical. Under normal circumstances, the Federationwould, of course, be happy to do this, but circumstances,as you are well aware, are far from that. The backlog ofrefugees from the Dominion War is considerable. Relocating the al’Hmatti ...would require committing resourcesthat we simply do not have.”It probably didn’t matter. Emperor me’Grmat had made it clear that the al’Hmatti would not accept relocation. But now Worf wouldn’t even be able to propose it.Worf was in a bad mood. Over the last several years, he’d developed one of two habits when he got into such a mood. He’d either go to the bar—Ten-Forward on the Enterprise, Quark’s on Deep Space Nine—and drown his sorrows in prune juice, or he’d go to the holodeck and kill things.Or he’d go talk to Jadzia.But the Gorkon didn’t have a bar—a major failing in a starship, to Worf’s mind—and Jadzia .MoreLess
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