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''That Which Survives'' Line-By-Line

RAHDA: Yes, Mister Spock. Look. Now here's a replay of the star pattern just before the explosion.
 
RAHDA: It doesn't make any sense. But somehow I'd say that in a flash we've been knocked one thousand light years away from where we were.
 
Spock: Nine hundred and ninety point seven light years to be exact, Lieutenant.
 
Spock: Mister Scott, since we are here, your statement is not only illogical but also unworthy of refutation. It is also illogical to assume that any explosion, even that of a small star going supernova, could have hurled us a distance of nine hundred and ninety point seven light years.
 
Scotty: The point is, it shouldn't have hurled us anywhere. Why, it should have destroyed us immediately, vaporized us.
 
SPOCK: That is correct, Mister Scott, by all the laws that we know. There was no period of unconsciousness. Our ship's chronometers registered a matter of only a few seconds. Therefore, we were displaced through space in some manner which I am unable to fathom.
 
Scotty: What you're saying is that the planet didn't blow up, and the captain and the others, they're still alive!
 
Spock: Mister Scott, please restrain your leaps of illogic. I have said nothing. I was merely speculating.
 
[McCoy's office]

M'Benga: You asked for an autopsy report. It's only preliminary, but the cause of death seems to have been cellular disruption.
 
[McCoy's office]

M'Benga: It's as though every cell in the body had been individually blasted from inside.
 
[McCoy's office]

M'Benga: Doctor Sanchez has ruled that possibility out, sir.
 
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