SAREK: In private meditation, Captain. Spock will tell you that such meditation is a personal experience, not to be discussed, especially not with Earthmen.
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Kirk: That's a very convenient excuse, Ambassador.
(Sarek collapses)
(Don't tell me you people are doing this without help from the ...uh..internet :P )
(Sarek collapses)
(Don't tell me you people are doing this without help from the ...uh..internet :P )
AMANDA: Sarek. Sarek. What's wrong
MCCOY: I don't know that yet either.
SPOCK: Yes, Captain. I get sensor readings of tritanium from the alien ship's hull.
SPOCK: Yes, it could adversely affect our mission.
SPOCK: Worry is a human emotion, Captain. I accept what has happened. The ship's hull seems to have a high density level or is cloaked against sensor probes. It is manned, but sensors cannot make out specifics.
SPOCK: I think it unlikely it is one of theirs.
KIRK: Mister Chekov, directional locator indicates source bearing twenty seven, mark eight.
CHEKOV: It's the intruder ship, sir.
KIRK: Switch recorder to Mister Spock's station for decode, Lieutenant.
UHURA: Sir, the directional locator indicates reception point somewhere within the body of this ship.
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