FAIR HAVEN
Episode 131
Part E
 | Voyager, stationary. |
 | Chakotay enters the bridge and hands Janeway a PADD.
Chakotay: "Looks like the worst is yet to come."
Janeway: "Commander?"
Chakotay: "I just came from astrometrics. Seven's found an increase in the neutronic gradient of the trailing edge of the wavefront. It's going to be a rough ride where it hits." |
 | Janeway: "We've still got two days." To Kim: "Start working on a new shield modulation."
Kim: "Yes, ma'am." |
 | Tuvok: "That could explain my recent space sickness. Vulcan physiology is highly sensitive to neutronic gradients." |
 | Paris jokes: "You'd make a good barometer, Tuvok. Every time you get queasy we'd go to Red Alert." |
 | Janeway to Chakotay: "Thanks for your report, Commander."
Chakotay: "Don't mention it." |
 | He notices Janeway's book, takes it and reads the title on the spine. 'Hills most green, hearts unseen.'"
Janeway is rather embarrassed. "That's Jane Eldon. Catching up on a little reading." |
 | Chakotay, handing back the book: "Those hills and hearts wouldn't happen to be in Ireland?"
Janeway: "You can wipe that smirk off your face. It's not what you think."
Chakotay: "I wasn't thinking anything, but now that you mention it....."
Janeway: "I have an interest in Irish culture."
Chakotay: "That's understandable. They've produced great writers for hundreds of years," and he cannot resist teasing her, "not to mention great bartenders." |
 | Janeway: "He's a hologram." |
 | Chakotay: "I couldn't help but notice: he seemed a little taller than the last time I saw him."
Janeway: "Yes, I made a few modifications."
Chakotay: "In 'the interest of Irish culture'?" He is greatly amused.
Janeway: "Exactly." |
 | Chakotay, seriously: "You seemed embarrassed when I ran into you. There was no reason to be. It was nice to see you having a little fun."
Janeway: "He is rather charming, isn't he? Too bad he's made of photons and forcefields."
Chakotay: "I'd never let that stand in my way." |
Janeway revisits Sullivan's pub in Fair Haven and enjoys an evening of music and dancing with Sullivan and other townsfolk.
 | She is breathless when the dance ends. "Computer, remove all characters except for Michael Sullivan."
The computer obeys, leaving her and him alone together. |
 | Sullivan: "Can I ask you something, Kate?"
Janeway: "Please."
Sullivan: "Would you mind if I kissed you?" |
 | She is delighted to be asked. "I might even kiss you back!" |
 | Sullivan: "There's no point in waiting any longer."
Janeway: "Oh I think I've waited long enough."
As they get closer, she hesitates. He asks, concerned: "Is there something wrong?" But she makes a decision and hesitates no longer. |
 | The kiss is long and passionate. |
In her private quarters, an unhappy and troubled Janeway gets up and takes a pile of Irish poetry books over to the replicator.
 | Janeway finally decides. "Computer, recycle."
The computer does so, and the books disappear. |
 | Neelix: "I thought you'd like to know I've organised a rings tournament tonight at Sullivan's."
Janeway: "Thanks, Neelix, but I have work to do." |
 | Neelix is unaware of the attraction between her and Sullivan. Hoping to interest her into changing her mind: "The Doctor's going to sing something called 'Danny Boy', and Mossie Donegan's promised to bring his talking pig!"
Janeway: "Well, let's just say I'd rather stick to reality right now."
Neelix: "1900 hours, if you change your mind."
Janeway: "Thank you." |
 | He leaves.  standard doors Janeway thinks about Michael Sullivan, who would be at the tournament, and about the fun they had with their own rings game, and is as unhappy as ever. |
Thanks to for the page backgrounds and buttons from the set Shamrock.
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