KIRK: McCoy could have been in the city a week now for all we know, and whatever he does that affects her and changes history could happen tonight or tomorrow morning.
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KIRK: I must know whether she lives or dies, Spock. I must know what to do.
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NEWSBOY: Extra! Extra! Get your morning paper! Get your paper. Read all about it!
(Side Note: Yup, I'm finally back! Thanks to LeadHead for keeping things rolling for me, and I'm sorry for the absence. I should be able to maintain a regular presence from here on out though, and I've missed the threads.)
EDITH: There's a cot in the back room. They won't find you there. Come on.
(She helps him out just as Spock comes in and starts serving the drinks.)
(She helps him out just as Spock comes in and starts serving the drinks.)
[Kirk and Spock's Room]
SPOCK: This is how history went after McCoy changed it. Here, in the late 1930's. A growing pacifist movement whose influence delayed the United States' entry into the Second World War. While peace negotiations dragged on, Germany had time to complete its heavy water experiments.
SPOCK: This is how history went after McCoy changed it. Here, in the late 1930's. A growing pacifist movement whose influence delayed the United States' entry into the Second World War. While peace negotiations dragged on, Germany had time to complete its heavy water experiments.
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SPOCK: Because all this lets them develop the A-bomb first. There's no mistake, Captain. Let me run it again. Edith Keeler. Founder of the peace movement.
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