Star Trek: The Next Generation1987

Wesley Crusher:
[to Riker] What should I say? How do I act? What do I do?

Commander William T. Riker:
Guinan, I need your help. Could you step over here a minute?

Guinan:
Sounds simple enough.

Commander William T. Riker:
[to Wesley] Now, first words out of your mouth are the most important. You may want to start with something like this. [to Guinan] You are the most beautiful woman in the galaxy... [to Wesley] But that might not work.

Guinan:
Yes! Yes, it would.

Commander William T. Riker:
[to Guinan] You don't know how long I've wanted to tell you that.

Guinan:
But you were afraid.

Commander William T. Riker:
Yes.

Guinan:
Of me?

Commander William T. Riker:
Of us. Of what we might become... [Wesley tries to interrupt]... or that you might think that was a line.

Guinan:
Maybe I do think it's a line.

Commander William T. Riker:
Then you think I'm not sincere.

Guinan:
I didn't say that. There's nothing wrong with a line. It's like a knock at the door.

Commander William T. Riker:
Then you're inviting me in.

Guinan:
I'm not sending you away.

Commander William T. Riker:
That's more than I expected.

Guinan:
Is it as much as you hoped?

Commander William T. Riker:
To hope is to recognize the possibility; I had only dreams.

Guinan:
Dreams can be dangerous.

Commander William T. Riker:
Not these dreams. I dream of a galaxy where your eyes are the stars and the universe worships the night.

Guinan:
Careful. Putting me on a pedestal so high, you may not be able to reach me.

Commander William T. Riker:
Then I'll learn how to fly. You are the heart in my day and the soul in my night.

Wesley Crusher:
[interrupting] I don't think this is my style.

Guinan:
Shut up, kid! [to Riker, saucily] Tell me more about my eyes.