Captain, when I am near them, I do not want peace, I want to kill them!
You're as bad as she is. It's not required that you like each other. Just... do your job.
Star Trek: The Original Series · Season 1
Captain, when I am near them, I do not want peace, I want to kill them!
You're as bad as she is. It's not required that you like each other. Just... do your job.
We have granted your crew the permission not to kneel in our presence. What else do you want?
The prejudices people feel about each other disappear when they get to know each other.
Captain, your analysis of the situation was flawless, anticipating that she would deny you admittance. However, the logic by which you arrived at your conclusion escapes me.
Mr. Spock, the women on your planet are logical. That's the only planet in this galaxy that can make that claim.
They were humanitarians and statesmen, and they had a dream-- a dream that became a reality and spread throughout the stars. A dream that made Mr. Spock and I brothers.
Mr. Spock, you consider Captain Kirk and yourself brothers?
Captain Kirk speaks somewhat figuratively and with undue emotion. However, what he says is logical, and I do, in fact, agree with it.
Queen to Queen's Level Three, Captain Kirk.
You mustn't stop me. He's my lover, and I have to kill him.
What maneuver did we use to defeat the Romulan vessel near Tau Ceti?
Very good, Spock. The Cochrane deceleration.
Spock. The Cochrane deceleration is a classic battle maneuver. Every Starship captain knows that.
Correct, Captain. [to both] Captains.
Why was it so impossible to tell us [Garth and Kirk] apart?
It was not impossible, Captain. Our presence here is proof of that.
Yes, and... congratulations. What took you so long?
The interval of uncertainly was actually fairly brief, Captain. It only seemed long to you. I was waiting for a victor in the hand-to-hand struggle, which I assumed would be Captain Garth. [Hastily explains] Because of your depleted condition. Failing a resolution to the struggle, I was forced to use other means to make my determination.
I see. Mr. Spock, letting yourself be hit on the head—and I presume you let yourself be hit on the head—is not exactly a method King Solomon would have approved. [Spock opens his mouth to reply, stops in confusion] Mr. Scott, ready to beam up.
Aye, aye, sir.
You may control the ship... but mine is the final command. From 0 to 5 no force in the universe can stop the destruct sequence. This is Captain Kirk. Destruct sequence 1, code 1-1A.
This is Science Officer Spock: Destruct sequence 2, code 1-1A-2B.
This is Lieutenant Commander Scott: Destruct sequence 3, code 1B-2B-3.
Destruct sequence completed and engaged. Awaiting final code for 30 second countdown.
Begin thirty second countdown. Code zero-zero-zero-destruct-zero.
Destruct sequence is activated. 30 seconds... 29... 28... 27... 25 seconds... 20 seconds... 15 seconds... 10... 9... 8... 7... 6..."
I AGREE!!!
Code 1-2-3-continuity, abort destruct order.
Change is the essential process of all existence.
I once heard that on some of your planets, people believe they are descended from apes.
The actual theory is that all lifeforms evolved from the lower levels to the more advanced stages.
[After Bele hears he will not retain Loki without Due Process.]
Yes, he will delay, evade, and escape again. And in the process put thousands of innocent beings at each others throats, getting them to kill and maim, for a cause which they have no stake in. But, which he will force them to violently espouse by twisting their minds with his lies, his loathsome accusations, and his foul threats.
What do you do? Carry justice on your tongues? You will beg for it, but you won't fight or die for it!"
After so many years of leading the fight, you seem very much alive.
I doubt that the same can be said for many of his followers.
You're finished, Lokai! Oh, we've got your kind penned in on Cheron into little districts, and it's not going to change! You've combed the galaxy, and come up with nothing but monocolored trash, do-gooders, and bleeding hearts. You're DEAD, you half-white!
You useless pieces of bland flesh… I'll take you WITH me, you half-black!
I do not make deals for control of this ship, sir.
Several very large cities. All uninhabited. Extensive traffic systems barren of traffic. Vegetation and lower animals encroaching on the cities. No sapient life forms registering at all. No evidence of Natural disaster but vast amounts of unburied corpses.
You mean all the people are dead?
Yes, Captain—all dead. They have annihilated each other—totally.
My people... all dead?
Yes, Commissioner. All of them.
No one alive?
None at all, sir.
[turns on Lokai] Your band of murderers did this!
[turns on Bele] Your genocidal maniacs did this!
Stop it! What's the matter with you two? Didn't you hear Spock? Your planet is dead! There's nobody alive on Cheron because of hate. The cause you fought about no longer exists. Give yourselves time to breathe. Give up your hate. You're welcome to live with us. Listen to me. You both must end up dead if you don't stop hating.
You're an idealistic dreamer! [flees toward the Transporter]
Bele, the chase is finished.
He must not escape me!
Where can he go?
[Bele glances at the devastated planet Cheron and purses Lokai.]
Bele!
Shall I alert Security Sir?
No Lt where can they run?
[Loki and Bele chase each other through the ship, knocking over crewmen, whilst imagining the buildings burning on their home planet.]
Captain, I have located them on ship's sensors. Bele is chasing Lokai on deck three. Bele is passing recreation room three, approaching the crewmen's lounge. Lokai is running past the crewmen's lounge. Lokai has just arrived on deck five. Passing recreation room three.
[Lokai beams down to the planet.]
Captain, someone has activated the transporter mechanism.
Spock, anyone in the transporter room?
Negative, Captain. Transporter room is clear. However, there is a life-form materialising on the planet. It is Lokai. He is back on Cheron.
There's nobody there to try him. His judges are all dead.
Captain, the transporter mechanism has been activated again.
Of course.
It is Bele, Captain. And another life-form has appeared on Cheron.
It doesn't make any sense.
To expect sense from two mentalities of such extreme viewpoints is not logical.
But their planet's dead. Does it matter now which one's right?
Not to Lokai and Bele. All that matters to them is their hate.
Do you suppose that's all they ever had, sir?
No, but that's all they have left. Warp factor two, Mister Sulu. Set course for Starbase Four.
We must acknowledge once and for all that the purpose of diplomacy is to prolong a crisis.
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