Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season 4

Gul Dukat:
You judge me too harshly. Maybe I am seeking to regain my former position, one which I earned through hard work, dedication, and sacrifice, but redemption is not my sole motivation. I care about my people, and I don't intend to allow the Klingons to get away with murdering them. I'm a much more complicated man than you give me credit for.

Kira Nerys:
Well, if that's true, I suppose I prefer simpler men.

Gul Dukat:
Like Shakaar? It amazes me that a woman as intelligent and sophisticated as you could be attracted to such a lumbering, simplistic fieldhand. I mean, what could the two of you possibly talk about?

Kira Nerys:
That lumbering fieldhand is the First Minister of Bajor, and he knows more about how to talk to me than you ever will.

Gul Dukat:
How can you be so sure? After all, you don't know me well enough to make a comparison.

Kira Nerys:
I don't want to know you well enough. And if you want to keep working with me, I suggest you stick to business.

Gul Dukat:
I'm sorry, Major. I didn't mean any harm. I was just making conversation.