Game Name That Star Trek CHARACTER
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Is it this dude?
Hnh. The Romulan Commander in BoT?
1. He fights Kirk figuratively. (I'm not sure how this addresses the capital-D "Duke" subclue, though.)
2. He says, "Danger and I are old companions," and exaggerates various aspects of his mission.
1. He fights Kirk figuratively. (I'm not sure how this addresses the capital-D "Duke" subclue, though.)
2. He says, "Danger and I are old companions," and exaggerates various aspects of his mission.
Birds will prey upon the carcass of this answer.
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Clue 1: I Duke it out with Kirk, figuratively.
Clue 2: Hyperbole and I are old companions.
Clue 3: I have no qualms upping things to the next level.
Wyatt Earp?
1. Duke is maybe a reference to John Wayne which could imply Western-theme fights with six-shooters and fists. Wyatt and Kirk fist fight at the end.
2. Maybe this is reference to the whole western-exaggerated situation?
3. "qualms" is western-speak, and the next level is a gunfight in the OK Corral.
1. Duke is maybe a reference to John Wayne which could imply Western-theme fights with six-shooters and fists. Wyatt and Kirk fist fight at the end.
2. Maybe this is reference to the whole western-exaggerated situation?
3. "qualms" is western-speak, and the next level is a gunfight in the OK Corral.
This answer is unreal. Without body. It is illusion only. A shadow without substance.
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Clue 4: The most innocuous thing can effect one's responsibility.
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Khaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!!??
1. On Earth, I was a prince . . . duke is maybe close enough.
2. "I have five times your strength." I'm not sure that was an exaggeration, though.
3. Khan first tries to reason with the Enterprise crew - which is an interesting element to the episode - but eventually orders Kirk killed.
1. On Earth, I was a prince . . . duke is maybe close enough.
2. "I have five times your strength." I'm not sure that was an exaggeration, though.
3. Khan first tries to reason with the Enterprise crew - which is an interesting element to the episode - but eventually orders Kirk killed.
No princes either. @Henoch was closest in method to pursuing that sub-clue.
Oh, I editing in a fourth clue.
Nilz Baris, Federation Undersecretary in Charge of Agricultural Affairs (and Patty Duke's father in the Patty Duke Show)?
1. He and Kirk bicker a lot; Kirk with insults.
2. He calls a priority one distress call, when there isn't any danger or threat.
3. He goes over Kirk's head to get his way, bringing Admiral Fitzpatrick into the mix.
4. Tribbles were claimed to be harmless by Cyrano Jones.
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Ah, BK613, that was superb. I was going through every ep in my head trying to think of John Wayne-type moments. Well-played! Nice reasoning, Henoch.
Shore Leave, where the crew's thoughts (dreams, in a sense) promptly manifest into reality (of a sort). And all they wanted to do was relax - and, well, explore.
...but, but, but....no ifs, ands or buts...this is the Character thread. 
Yes but which character in Shore Leave? Inquiring minds want to know....
Need a character Phase. Maybe this next clue helps:
2nd Clue: The hot woman is interested in me and not Kirk. What could go wrong?
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