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screenshots are from [#97 Extreme Risk] unless otherwise stated

Kim: "I keep telling you: we've got to reinforce the hull with kellinite. That's all there is to it."
Tuvok: "Proposing the same flawed strategy over and over again will not make it more effective, Ensign."
Kim: "Well, we've got to come up with something otherwise we'll never get this thing off the ground."
Torres: "Vorik, turn that damn thing off. I can't hear myself think."
Vorik: "Sorry, sir."
Paris: "Look, we could spend weeks trying to solve this, but we've got a ticking clock. Engines are working, weapons systems are online. I say we launch now and hope for the best."
Tuvok: "Mr Paris, that is perhaps the most illogical statement you've ever made. Unless we find a way to reconfigure the structural integrity field the hull will incur microfractures during descent."

Paris: "Microfractures, Tuvok. Doesn't necessarily mean we'll have a hull breach."
Tuvok: "And if we do, I suppose these useless design elements from your Captain Proton scenario will compensate for the problem?"
Paris: "Hey, every one of these knobs and levers is fully functional."
Tuvok: "And completely superfluous."
Paris: "Maybe to you. I am tired of tapping panels. For once I want controls that let me actually feel the ship I'm piloting."

Vorik can be seen working in the background.

Close-up of Vorik's rivetting/welding/sealing or other kind of work. The tool emits a noise which irritates Torres.

There is a screenshot of just the controls later in this section. See it now.

On holodeck 1, Torres is at the helm in a holosimulation of the Delta Flyer running a program to test the microfracture problem

Torres turns the safety protocols off. Multiple microfractures appear with a hull breach threatening.

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