Catherine: I""m not good at this kind of conversation.Morris: Neither am I.I""m afraid that is our trouble.I""m not a glib man, Miss Sloper.Catherine: I think you talk very well.Morris: Not when I need it most.Oh, with Mrs.Penniman or in my room at home, I can think of the most delightful things to say.Can you understand that?Catherine: Yes, I can.Morris: But here with you, I sound like a fool.Catherine: I don""t think so.He candidly confides in her that she should advise him when he sounds either "high-blown or false." He then appeals to her own insecurities when he reveals: "Take pity on my situation...Miss Sloper, I have fallen in love with you." His entreaties are interrupted by the arrival of Dr.Sloper, who is "delighted" to greet him.After Townsend admires Catherine as "a most attractive young lady," he is invited to stay for sherry and biscuits, and continues to agreeably flatter her in front of her father - and she beams: "Miss Sloper has a great appreciation for music.The force of the collision between the two Phantom Drives - one in Kal-El""s space-pod and one in the Black Zero - caused the temporary "black hole singularity" o develop - and everything was sucked inward toward the portal o the Phantom Zone.Resistance is futile") - he was awakened on theUSS Enterprise-NCC-1701-Eby a message from Admiral Hayes: "a disturbing report from Deep Space Nine" about the destruction of colony Ivor Prime by a "lethal enemy" - the Borg, intent on invading the entire Federation.To the best of Frank""s knowledge, Steve Dallas is "washed up with Susie Hunsecker," and he is gratified since he has Steve""s "best interests at heart.(To Charlotte) Lisa tells me that your latest peculiarities, your fits of crying, your secretiveness indicate that you""re on he verge of a nervous breakdown.