"But he wasn’t a good man, was he? Bad men did good things all the time, most often to distract from the worse things they were doing."
—Katherine Pulaski about Elim Garak on the Deep Space Nine novel “Enigma Tales” — Una McCormack
"Over the course of his life Garak had met many people who had ended up wanting to kill him, and regretfully most of these had extremely good reason."
—Deep Space Nine novel “Enigma Tales” — Una McCormack
"I’m going off-world. I’ve bought an estate in the Peyit system. I’m going to drink kanar all day and write a set of scurrilous memoirs that no one will dare publish. If I’m going to waste my life, I might as well enjoy myself doing it."
—Alon Ghemor in the DS9 novel “The Never-Ending Sacrifice” - Una McCormack
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Odo eased himself into the seat next to Garak. “I forgot to ask,” he said, “how was Earth?” At the far end of the bar, Quark put the stopper in the bottle of Saurian brandy he had been watering and came over eagerly to listen.
Garak put down his glass, opened his mouth to speak, stopped, thought for a while, considered replying, and then thought for a little while longer.
“I was punched repeatedly by pacifists,” he said at last.
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—Deep Space Nine novel “Hollow Men” - Una McCormack