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The Immunity Syndrome Line-by-Line

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KIRK: Yes, I remember my basic biology, Doctor. You mean to tell me that that thing is a giant single-celled animal?
 
MCCOY: Yes, for lack of a better term. It's a very simple form of life. In fact it's a much simpler form of life than what you're looking at now. But that thing can apparently perform all the functions that qualify it as a living organism. It can reproduce, it can breathe, it can eat, although I don't know what.
 
SPOCK: Energy itself, perhaps, drained from us. I would speculate that this unknown life form is invading our galaxy like a virus.
 
SPOCK: The Intrepid must have come across the organism while it was still low in energy, still hungry. We are not safe, Captain. We merely have a little more time than the Intrepid did.
 
KIRK: What about this zone of darkness? Does the organism generate it itself as a form of protection?
 
MCCOY: It's one of the things we've got to find out. We've got to take a closer look at it.
 
KIRK: The closer we get, the faster our energy drains out. We're barely surviving at this distance.
 
Bones: Perhaps we could risk the shuttlecraft. Perhaps with a protective shield.
 
KIRK: I'm not sending anyone anywhere. Unmanned probes can give us the information we need to destroy this thing, if it can be destroyed.
 
SPOCK: I must differ with you, Captain. We have sent unmanned probes into it. They have given us some information but they have not told us what we need to know, and we cannot afford the power to take blind shots at it, hoping to kill it.
 
MCCOY: Who said anything about an order, Jim? You've got a volunteer. I've done the preliminary work.
 
SPOCK: The thing evidently has reflexes. The unmanned probe we sent in must have stung it when it entered. The lurch we felt was the turbulence of its reaction.
 
MCCOY: All right, so I'd know enough to go slow when we penetrated its vulnerable spots.
 
MCCOY: Do you think I intend to pass up the greatest living laboratory since....
 
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