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Spock	No life form readings, Captain. Continuing scan.
McCoy	Well, somebody sent a distress call.
Kirk	No sign of the spaceship. No sign of debris.
Spock	I am getting readings on small metallic objects, Captain. It is possible the ship was destroyed in space and the survivors proceeded here in a shuttle craft.
Kirk	But where are they?
Leslie	Captain, I'm getting a reading now. Two human forms at bearing 300 mark 7.
Spock	Confirmed.
Kirk	I'm Captain James T. Kirk, of the starship Enterprise. We came in answer to your distress call.
Rojan	It was very kind of you to respond so quickly, captain. Now you will surrender your ship to me.
Kirk	You have a very strange sense of humor, Mr...
Rojan	I am Rojan of Kelva. I am your commander from this moment on. Any efforts to resist us... or to escape... will be severely punished. Soon we, and you, will leave this galaxy forever. You humans must face the end of your existence as you have known it.
Kirk	Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission -- To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
Rojan	You are all paralyzed by a selective field that neutralizes nerve impulses to the voluntary muscles. We can control you at will. I will now release you.
Kirk	Stay.
Leslie	Captain.
Kirk	It's all right.
Spock	Interesting. A neural field?
Rojan	Yes. Radiating from a central projector.
Kirk	What do you want?
Rojan	Your ship, Captain Kirk. It will serve us well in the long voyage that is to come.
Kirk	Voyage? Where?
Rojan	To your neighboring galaxy, which you call Andromeda.
Kirk	Andromeda? Why?
Rojan	It is our home.
Spock	What brings you here?
Rojan	Within 10 millennia, high radiation levels in our galaxy will make life there impossible. So the Kelvan Empire sent forth ships to explore other galaxies, to search for one which our race could conquer and occupy.
Kirk	Well, sorry. This galaxy is already occupied.
Rojan	Captain, you think you are unconquerable and your ship impregnable, but while we've talked, the capture has already begun.
Chekov	Something penetrating from the planet.
Scott	Increase power to shields.
Chekov	It's dead, sir. All major power disabled.
Scott	Sound red alert.
Uhura	Red alert. All personnel man your battle stations. Go to red alert.
Scott	Engineering, come in.
Uhura	Life support, come in.
Hanar	Drea, Tomar, report.
Drea	Life support control, secure.
Tomar	Engineering is secure.
Hanar	Rojan, Hanar here.
Rojan	Report, Hanar.
Hanar	The ship is ours. We control the bridge, engineering, and life support systems.
Rojan	Proceed with your orders.
Kirk	What's the point of capturing my ship? Even at maximum warp, the Enterprise couldn't get to Andromeda Galaxy for thousands of years.
Rojan	Captain, we will modify its engines, in order to produce velocities far beyond the reach of your science. The journey between galaxies will take less than 300 of your years.
Spock	Fascinating. Intergalactic travel requiring only 300 years? That is a leap far beyond anything man has yet accomplished.
Leslie	You made a voyage of 300 years?
Kelinda	Our ships were of multigeneration design. We were born in the intergalactic void. We shall die there during our return journey.
Rojan	And our mission will be completed by a commander who is my descendant.
Kirk	What happened to your ship?
Rojan	There is an energy barrier at the rim of your galaxy.
Kirk	Yes, I know. We've been there.
Rojan	We menaged to break through it with great difficulty. Our ship was destroyed. We barely managed to escape in a life craft. And now we have the means to begin our journey back to Andromeda.
Spock	Why use our vessel? Why not transmit a message to your galaxy?
Rojan	No form of transmission can penetrate the barrier.
Kirk	Rojan, there's no reason to do this by force. Let's take your problem to the Federation. Research expeditions have catalogued hundreds of uninhabited planets in this galaxy suitable for colonization.
Rojan	We do not colonize. We conquer. We rule. There's no other way for us.
McCoy	In other words, the galaxy isn't big enough for both of us.
Kirk	The Federation has handled foreign invasions before.
Rojan	Captain, we can control the Federation as easily as we can control you. The fate of the inferior in any galaxy.
Hanar	All is proceeding according to plan, Rojan.
Rojan	Kelinda, take them to the holding area. We'll keep you and your party here, Captain. Your crew will undoubtedly wish to cooperate with us if they understand that you are hostages.
Kelinda	Move there.
Hanar	Tomar has examined the ship. The modifications are underway.
Rojan	Space again, Hanar. I do not think we could have kept our sanity living too long on this accursed planet.
Hanar	It is an undisciplined environment. One cannot control it. Yet there are things of interest.
Rojan	Yes, but disturbing. These shells in which we've encased ourselves, they have such heightened senses. To feel... to hear... to smell. How do humans manage to exist in these fragile cases?
Hanar	Since the ship was designed to sustain these forms, we have little choice.
Rojan	At least we'll be away from all of this openness. No, this is too strange for us, Hanar. We are creatures of outer space. Soon we will be safe in the comforting closeness of walls.
Spock	Fascinating material. Similar to diburnium, but considerably more dense. I doubt even phaser fire could disturb its molecular structure.
Kirk	All right. We can't break out. There must be another way.
Leslie	Captain, what do they want from us. What kind of people are they?
Kirk	A very good question.
McCoy	They registered as human.
Spock	No, Doctor. More than that. They registered as perfect human life forms. I recall noting the readings were almost classic textbook responses. Most curious.
Kirk	Spock, what are the odds in such absolute duplication of life forms in another galaxy?
Spock	The chances are very much against it.
Shea	Captain, Captain. However perfect they are, there don't seem to be very many of them.Why...
Kirk	They have the paralysis field. Rojan mentioned something about a... central projector.
McCoy	Yes. If we could put that out of operation, we might have a chance.
Spock	Gentlemen, I'm constrained to point out we do not even know what this projector looks like.
Kirk	Those devices on their belts might indicate the source of the force field.
Spock	Possible. I would have to have one to examine.
Shea	You'll have one, sir, if I have to rip one of the kelvans apart to get it for you--
Kirk	Shea, You'll get your chance, but you'll do it under orders.
Shea	Yes, sir.
Kirk	On Eminiar VII, you were able to trick the guard by a Vulcan mind probe.
Spock	Yes, I recall, captain. I got him to believe we had escaped.
Kirk	Do you think you can do it again?
Spock	I shall attempt it.
Kirk	You all right?
Spock	Yes, I'm... will be all right. We must hurry.
Rojan	This cannot go unpunished. Hanar. That one. Take him aside. Kelinda, the female.
Leslie	Captain.
Rojan	Go. As a leader, you realize the importance of discipline. I need you and these other specialists, but those two are unnecessary.
Kirk	I'm responsible. Let them go.
Rojan	I think we're somewhat alike, Captain. Each of us cares less for his own safety than for the lives of his command. We feel pain when others suffer for our mistakes. Your punishment shall be to watch them die. Captain. Proceed, Hanar. Bring them to me. This is the essence of what they were. The flesh and brain and what you call a personality, distilled down into these compact shapes. Once crushed... this person is dead. However... that one can be restored. Hanar.
Kirk	Captain 's log, stardate 4657.5. Work is proceeding on the Enterprise as my crew is forced to make the required changes in the ship for intergalactic travel. I can't forget the picture of Yeoman Thompson crushed to a handful of dust.
McCoy	Spock, are you sure you're all right?
Spock	Yes, quite all right, Doctor.
McCoy	You didn't look very well when you broke that mind touch.
Spock	I didn't not break it, Doctor. I was thrown away by something I've never experienced before.
Kirk	What was it?
Spock	A series of bizarre and exotic images bursting on my mind and consciousness. Colors... shapes... mathematical equations fused and blurred. I've been attempting to isolate them, but I've been able to recall clearly only one. Immense beings... 100 limbs which resemble tentacles, minds of such control and capacity that each limb is capable of performing a different function.
McCoy	Do you mean that's what the Kelvans really are?
Spock	Undoubtedly. Well, if they look that way normally, why did they adapt themselves to our bodies?
Kirk	Perhaps practicality. They chose the Enterprise as the best vessel for the trip. Immense beings with 100 tentacles would have difficulty with the turbo lift. We've got to stop them. We outnumber them. Their only hold on us is the paralysis field.
McCoy	Well, that's enough. One wrong move, and they jam all our neural circuits.
Kirk	Jam. Spock, if you reverse the circuits on McCoy's neuro-analyzer, can you set up a counter field to jam the paralysis projector?
Spock	I'm dubious of the possibilities of success, Captain. The medical equipment is not designed to put out a great deal of power. The polarized elements would burn out quickly.
Kirk	Is there a chance at all?
Spock	A small one.
Kirk	We'll take it. You and Bones have to get to the ship.
McCoy	How?
Kirk	Yes, how-- Mr. Spock... you're sick.
Spock	I assure you, Captain, I'm in perfect health.
Kirk	No, you're not. Dr. McCoy's has given you an thorough examination, and you're ill. In fact, if you don't get to the sickbay, you're gonna die.
McCoy	It's a good idea, Jim, but anyone looking at him can tell he's healthy.
Kirk	Vulcans have the ability to place themselves in a kind of trance, complete relaxation of every part of the mind and body.
Spock	We find it more restful to the body than your so-called vacation.
Kirk	Can you do it now and come out of it in the sickbay, say in half an hour?
Spock	It will take me a moment to prepare.
Kirk	Go ahead.
McCoy	Jim... his heartbeat really is slow. His pulse is practically nonexistent.
Kirk	Hanar! Hanar.
Hanar	What do you want, human?
Kirk	Mr. Spock is ill. The doctor thinks he may be dying.
Hanar	This illness came on him rather suddenly. Is it not unusual?
Kirk	He's a Vulcan. They don't react like humans.
McCoy	He may die. If I can get him up to sickbay, there's a chance he'll live.
Hanar	Stand away from the door. I will have you beamed aboard.
Kirk	Do what you can with him, Bones.
Chapelová	Doctor, what happened?
McCoy	Prepare two CCs of stokaline.
Chapelová	Stokaline? But, doctor, how can that --
McCoy	Don't argue, nurse. Just get it. This may be the turning point. Prepare another shot.
Chapelová	But, Doc --
McCoy	Please, nurse. Just follow orders, will you? There, that should do it. Just let him rest now. You see, it's a flare-up of Rigelian Kassaba Fever. He suffered from it about 10 years ago, and it recurs every now and then. There's no danger if he gets medication in time. He'll be all right in a couple of hours.
Tomar	Very well. I will inform Rojan. You will stay here.
Kirk	What do you want from me now?
Rojan	We will beam aboard the vessel shortly. I wish you to understand your duties.
Kirk	My duty is to stop you in any way i can.
Rojan	You will obey.
Kirk	Or you'll kill more of my people.
Rojan	Captain Kirk, I cannot believe that you do not understand the importance of my mission. We Kelvans have a code of honor. Harsh, demanding. It calls for much from us and much from those whom we conquer. You have been conquered. I respect your devotion to your duty, but I cannot permit it to interfere with mine.
Kelinda	These are lovely. Captain Kirk, what is it you call them?
Kirk	Flowers. I don't know the variety.
Kelinda	Our memory tapes tell us of such things on Kelvan. Crystals that form with such rapidity, they seem to grow. They look like this fragile thing somewhat. We call them sahsheer.
Kirk	A rose by any other name.
Kelinda	Captain?
Kirk	A quote from a great human poet... Shakespeare. "That which we call a rose by any other name... would smell as sweet."
Rojan	Drea has computed and laid a course for Kelva, Captain.
Chekov	We've jumped to warp 8.
Rojan	We'll go faster yet. Increase speed to warp 11.
Kirk	Increase speed to warp 11, Mr. Chekov.
Drea	On course and proceeding as planned. We will approach the barrier within an hour.
Rojan	Very well.
Kirk	I'm going to sickbay. My first officer's taken ill.
Rojan	Yes, I was informed. You may go.
Kirk	Anything?
Spock	I've located their power source, captain. It's installed in engineering.
McCoy	We're going to Jam it.
Scott	I've tied in all the lab computers. That will give it a bit more power to push with. This is it. Now all we have to do --
Spock	Whatever it is we must do, it is impossible.
Scott	Why?
Spock	This material surrounding the projector is the same as I discovered on the planet. Readings indicate it is impervious to our weapons. We cannot penetrate the casing to get to the machine.
Scott	That's it, then.
Spock	There is one other possibility, Mr. Scott. The final decision, of course, must be the captain's, but i believe we must have it ready for him. The Enterprise is propelled by matter-anti-matter reactors. The barrier we must traverse is negative energy.
Scott	I see what you're getting at. I can't say I like it.
Spock	Nor I. But it must be made available to the captain.
Drea	Captain Kirk to the bridge, please.
Kirk	Well?
Spock	Impossible, Captain. The power source is protected by a material we cannot breach even with our phasers. Mr. Scott and I have prepared the means for the only logical alternative available to us.
Kirk	What alternative?
Spock	The barrier we must penetrate is composed of negative energy.
Scott	I have opened the control valves to the matter-anti-matter nacelles. On your signal, I'll flood them with positive energy.
Kirk	What?
Spock	When we engage the barrier, the ship will explode. The Kelvans will be stopped here.
Scott	And so will we.
Kirk	Are you mad? I can't just--
Rojan	Take your places, gentlemen. We're approaching the barrier.
Kirk	Captain 's log, stardate 4658.9. With The Enterprise under control of the Kelvans, we are approaching the energy barrier at the edge of our galaxy. Spock and Scotty have devised a suicide plan to stop the Kelvans. They have rigged the ship to explode on my signal.
Kirk	Reading, Spock.
Spock	Sensors indicate density negative, radiation negative, energy negative. All instruments off the dials, Captain. We are in contact with the barrier.
Scott	Outside hull temperatures rising, sir. Over 2,000 degrees now. Sir!
Kirk	Hold your position.
Chekov	We made it.
Spock	Instruments returning to normal, Captain.
Uhura	All decks report damage and casualties.
Scott	Several systems out, sir. Operating on emergency backup. None affect flight procedure.
Spock	Life support systems sustaining on emergency.
Uhura	I'll have a full report on ship's status for you in a moment, sir.
Rojan	Your people are most efficient, Captain.
Kirk	Thank you. So are yours.
Rojan	Hanar, start the neutralizing operation.
Kirk	What neutralizing operation?
Rojan	You humans are troublesome for us. We needed you to get us through the barrier. But there aren't enough of us to efficiently guard all of you of the time. Further, the food synthesizers cannot manufacture enough food for the entire journey. We are therefore neutralizing all nonessential personnel.
Kirk	No!
Rojan	The procedure is already underway. Now, as to bridge personnel... Drea, we have no need for communication. And since Drea is capable of handling the ship from here on... Do you not agree that this is better thing for them than exploding the ship as your engineer had thought to do? We detected it, of course. Tomar has devised a mechanism to prevent any further tampering. Please accept your situation, Captain. It will make things much less painful.
Kirk	Is this all?
Spock	I have reviewed ship's personnel, Captain. It appears we four are the only ones the Kelvans consider essential.
McCoy	Scotty tells me you could've destroyed the ship in the barrier. - Why didn't you?
Kirk	I couldn't.
McCoy	But it was our only chance to stop them--
Kirk	I didn't think it was.
McCoy	Jim...
Kirk	Bones, that's enough!
McCoy	Jim, I saw them reduce four of my doctors into those little--
Kirk	They reduced the whole crew!
Tomar	I do not understand why you take the trouble to consume this bulk material to sustain yourselves. We have ascertained that these contain all the nutritional elements.
McCoy	Before you condemn it, why not try it?
Tomar	I believe I will. Assist me.
Kirk	It's your idea, Doctor. Go ahead.
McCoy	All right, I'll show you how to work the selector.
Scott	Sir, why don't we try again to knock out the paralysis projector? I know the casing looks impenetrable, but I may be able to do something.
Kirk	Even if we could, it's out of the question. We need that projector to bring our people back to human form.
Scott	How will we stop them?
Spock	Captain.
Tomar	It's quite good.
McCoy	I'm delighted.
Spock	Most curious.
Kirk	What is?
Spock	The isolated glimpses of things I saw when I touched Kelinda's mind are beginning to coalesce in my consciousness. The Kelvans have superior intellectual capacity. To achieve it, they have apparently sacrificed anything which would tend to distract them. Perceptive senses such as taste, touch, smell, and, of course, emotions.
Kirk	But then Tomar shouldn't be enjoying the taste of his food.
Spock	Yes. Quite correct, Captain. But they have taken human form and are therefore having human reaction.
McCoy	Hmm. If he keeps reacting like that, he'll need a diet.
Kirk	If they all respond to stimulation of the senses, then maybe we can distract them. They can't have been able to handle the senses yet. If we can confuse them enough, we can get those devices from their belts.
Spock	It seems reasonable.
Kirk	All right. It may be our only chance. Look for any way to stimulate the senses.
Scott	I can think of one way right off. Lad, you're going to need something to wash that down with. Have you ever tried any Saurian brandy?
McCoy	Hm, I don't know about that.
Hanar	Please articulate.
McCoy	Well that body of yours is a bit anemic. Comes from taking food in pills instead of solid sustenance.
Hanar	What are you doing?
McCoy	I'm going to give you a shot. High potency vitamin concentrate. You'll need three a day for a few days. And eat some solid food, will ya?
Tomar	No more?
Kirk	Am I disturbing you?
Kelinda	What is it you wish?
Kirk	I... wish to apologize.
Kelinda	I don't understand, Captain.
Kirk	For hitting you. I'm sorry.
Kelinda	That is not necessary. You attempted to escape as we would have.
Kirk	Yes, well, I... don't usually go around beating up beautiful women.
Kelinda	Why not?
Kirk	Well, there are better things for men and women to do.
Kelinda	Like what?
Kirk	Is this where I hit you?
Kelinda	No, the other side.
Kirk	Oh. I'm sorry. Is that better?
Kelinda	Better? Was it intended as a remedy?
Kirk	This is.
Kelinda	Is there some significance to this action?
Kirk	Well, among humans, it's, uh ... meant to express... warmth and love.
Kelinda	Oh. You are trying to seduce me. I have been studying you.
Kirk	Me?
Kelinda	All humans. This business of love. You have devoted much literature to it. Why do you build such a mystique around a simple biological function?
Kirk	We enjoy it.
Kelinda	The literature?
Kirk	Kelinda, I'm sorry I brought up the whole subject.
Kelinda	Do you really regard this touching of the lips as pleasurable?
Kirk	I did.
Kelinda	Curious. Let me try.
Rojan	Is there some problem, Captain?
Kirk	Not when I came in.
Rojan	What did he want here?
Kelinda	He came to apologize for hitting me. Apparently it involves some peculiar touching contact.
Rojan	In what manner? Very odd creatures, these humans.
Tomar	Do you have more?
Scott	Not of this.
Tomar	Well, anything.
Spock	Yes. Humans are very peculiar. I often find them unfathomable, but an interesting psychological study.
Rojan	Well, I do not understand this business of pressing with the lips to apologize.
Spock	I believe you're referring to a kiss. But it is my understanding that such apologies are usually exchanged between people who have some affection for each other.
Rojan	Kelinda has no affection for Captain Kirk.
Spock	Your game is off. Are you disturbed by the incident?
Rojan	Why should I be disturbed?
Spock	You've known Kelinda for some time. She's a Kelvan as you are. Among humans, I've found the symptoms you're displaying usually indicate jealousy.
Rojan	I have no reason for such a reaction. Kelinda's a female, nothing more.
Spock	Captain Kirk seems to find her quite attractive.
Rojan	Well, of course she is!
Spock	You are not jealous?
Rojan	No!
Spock	Nor upset?
Rojan	Certainly not.
Spock	Checkmate.
Scott	I found this on Ganymood... uh, Ganymede.
Tomar	What is it?
Scott	Well, it's, um... it's green.
Rojan	Kelinda, I've been thinking.
Kelinda	Yes?
Rojan	I do not wish you to fraternize with any of the humans.
Kelinda	Why not?
Rojan	Well, they, they offer such strange ideas. They're not meant for us. Not for Kelvans.
Kelinda	Have you given this order to the others?
Rojan	No. And I wish you to particularly avoid Captain Kirk.
Kelinda	I will not! You have told me over and over again, humans are no threat to us. We are superior. I will do as I please.
Rojan	You will do as I say, or I will neutralize your Captain Kirk and all the other humans as well.
Hanar	How many more of these?
McCoy	Well, now, let's see. You've had three shots. I think you better stay on them for a few days, and then we'll see how you're responding.
Hanar	I see no reason for you to refer to yourself in the plural.
Tomar	You have more?
Scott	All I have is a bottle of very, very, very old scotch. Whiskey!
Tomar	I will try it.
Scott	I'll get it! I was saving you for --
Tomar	What?
Scott	Never mind. Give us your glass.
Kirk	The thing is, I can't tell if we're getting anywhere. And I haven't seen Scotty in hours.
McCoy	You haven't seen Tomar either. But my man Hanar is getting more irritable by the minute. I'm giving him shots of formazine. That should have him climbing the walls.
Spock	Rojan has exhibited symptoms of jealousy.
Kelinda	I would like to speak with you, Captain.
Spock	Doctor, I'm due for another injection of stokaline.
McCoy	Hmm?
Spock	Stokaline.
McCoy	Oh. You will pardon us.
Kirk	You had something to say?
Kelinda	Yes. This cultural mystique surrounding the biological function.
Kirk	Yes?
Kelinda	You realize humans are overly preoccupied with the subject.
Kirk	Yes. We do think a great deal about it.
Kelinda	I've done some supplemental reading on it, and, uh ...
Kirk	You have a question?
Kelinda	Yes. I was wondering, would you please apologize to me again?
Hanar	Rojan, I want to talk to you.
Rojan	Very well.
Hanar	I do not like the way duty has been portioned out to us.
Rojan	It's the way your duties have always been assigned.
Hanar	That is my second quarrel.
Rojan	Hanar!
Hanar	And further, I do not care much for the way you run this ship.
Rojan	Hanar, confine yourself to your quarters!
Kelinda	Ohhh, Rojan has forbidden me to see you.
Kirk	Yes, that's too bad. Why do you defy him?
Kelinda	It's not a question of defiance. We were told to find out everything we could about you.
Kirk	Well, how's the research going?
Kelinda	I need some more experiments.
Rojan	Mr. Spock, you were not ordered to the bridge. What is your purpose here?
Spock	Automatic sensors and various other recording devices require monitoring and periodic adjustments.
Rojan	Very well. Proceed. Have you seen Captain Kirk?
Spock	If you wish, I shall call him to the bridge.
Rojan	No. I was wondering where he was.
Spock	I left him in the recreation room.
Rojan	He was alone then.
Spock	No, Kelinda was with him. She seemed anxious to speak to him.
Rojan	I told her to stay away from him.
Spock	It would appear, sir, that you have little control over her. Or perhaps... Captain Kirk has more.
Tomar	Very interesting. But I feel rather strange.
Scott	We did it, you and me. Put him right under the table. I'll take this to the captain.
Rojan	Kelinda, I told you to avoid this human.
Kelinda	I did not wish to.
Rojan	I am your commander.
Kirk	That's not enough, Rojan.
Rojan	You did this to her, corrupted her, turned her away from me!
Kirk	If you can't keep her, that's not my problem.
Rojan	You will release her!
Kirk	Why don't you use your paralyzer? You thought I was taking your woman away from you. You're jealous! You tried to kill me with your bare hands. Would a Kelvan do that? Would he have to? You're reacting with the emotions of a human. You are a human.
Rojan	No, I cannot be!
Kirk	I'm stimulating him. You have no choice. To use this ship, you have to use our form and now you're stuck with it, you and your descendants, for the next 300 years.
Rojan	You fool. These bodies are tools. We remain Kelvans!
Kirk	Look what's happened in the short time you've been exposed to us. What do you think will happen in three centuries? When this ship gets to Kelva... the people on it will be human. They'll be aliens, enemies!
Rojan	We have a duty. Our mission. We've got to accomplish any way we can.
Kirk	Your mission is to find new worlds for your people to live in. You can still do that. We can bring this problem to the Federation. There are many planets in this galaxy that can be inhabited.
Rojan	You would really do that? You would extend welcome to invaders?
Kirk	No. But we would welcome friends.
Spock	Rojan, you are only a link in a chain following an order given 300 years ago. This is an opportunity for you to establish a destiny of your own.
Rojan	Perhaps. Perhaps it could be done.
Spock	A robot ship could be sent to Kelva with the Federation proposal.
Rojan	But if we retain this form, where could we find a place?
McCoy	Seems to me that little planet you were on is kind of nice.
Rojan	And you, you would wish to remain with him?
Kelinda	He's most interesting. But I wish to go with you. I believe I owe you an apology. Most pleasurable.
Rojan	Yes. Very curious.
Kirk	You see, Rojan, being human does have certain advantages. Being able to appreciate the beauty ofa flower... or a woman.
Rojan	Bridge... this is Rojan.
Drea	Yes, Commander.
Rojan	I'm returning command of this ship to Captain Kirk. You will follow his orders.
Drea	Sir?
Kirk	Turn the ship around. We're going home.

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