SAREK: Yes, I'm sure he did. In fact, I recall Spock coming to me with optimism about a continuing dialogue with the Romulans. I told him it was illogical to maintain such an expectation. Spock was always so impressionable. This Romulan, Pardek, had no support at home. Of course, in the end I was proven correct. I gave Spock the benefit of experience, of logic. He never listened. Never listened.
Sarek: No, I never knew what Spock was doing, when he was a boy he would disappear for days in to the mountains. I would ask him where he had gone, what he had done he would refuse to tell me. I insisted he tell me; he would not. I forbid him to go; he ignored me. I punished him, he endured it, silently. But always he would turn to the mountains. And I would always will him not to run. But secretly I admired him the proud call of him that would not yield.
PICARD: Sarek, we're a part of each other. I know that he has caused you pain but I also know that you love him.
(The enterprise zoomes by at warp) Captains log stardate 45240.1. to cross the nutural zone I will require a cloaked ship, to that end I have set a course for the Klingon home world. after all we did for Gowron during the recent war i'me certian he will be happy to return the favor.
Riker: You'd think that after hailing him for three days he could have found a minute to talk to you.