So, if Scotty took the shuttle and parked it near his boat, does that mean he lives IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER! (?)
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How do you know if Scotty even has a boat?
He's been gone from the world for over 50 years by the time he got a Shuttle.
Well, my post was a joke (SNL reference), but since you asked...
"That suits me, I just bought a boat." (STVI)
75 years, but what's a quarter century here and there. Anyway, are you going to be the one to explain to Scotty, when he returns, what happened to his boat if it isn't right where he left it?
"That suits me, I just bought a boat." (STVI)
75 years, but what's a quarter century here and there. Anyway, are you going to be the one to explain to Scotty, when he returns, what happened to his boat if it isn't right where he left it?
::shrugs:: Go ask the police.
The ships are characters as well
Knowing Scotty the boat was either forwarded to Norpin V ahead of the Jenolen's departure or it was being held in a cargo hold aboard the Jenolen and went down with the ship.
Oh no, now you are about to lead to a “how big the jenolen was and by the way what was the correct spelling” thread!
DON'T MAKE ME DESTROY THIS BOARD WITH SUCH A THREAD.
Now now all you have to do is measure the size of the windows and work out your scale from there
It's big enough.
Damn Straight the ship is a character in their own right =D
Well, everyone had their...thing, as it were.
abramsverse enterprise…coff coffNow now all you have to do is measure the size of the windows and work out your scale from there
The TOS and Movie Enterprise comes closest to being an actual character in my eyes. Kirk himself called her a woman, beautiful and almost a living, breathing creature that sustained them all on their missions. When she was finally destroyed in TSFS one of the reasons her demise hit so hard is that we'd known her for so long and she was as important to the missions of Kirk, Spock and his crew as the other flesh-and-blood members aboard her.
I don't see what's wrong with referring to the ships as characters. They might not be as important as the heroes, but they can and often do feel like characters.
Says more about Kirk than the Enterprise, IMO.
and scotty. In a way that scene on the mountain with them looking at the enterprise burning is poignant because it is about them, about what they feel.
Still, if characters can get attached to a ship why shouldn’t the viewers?
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