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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - Amok Time (S02E02)

"No."
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"I am to be the one."
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"- It was agreed. - Be silent."
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"Hear me."
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"The woman is..."
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"I ask forgiveness."
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"...T'Pring is within her rights, but our laws and customs..."
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"...are not binding on thee."
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"Thee are free to decline..."
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"...with no harm on thyself."
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"My friend..."
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"...does not understand."
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"The choice has been made, Spock."
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"It is up to him now."
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"I will do what I must, T'Pau."
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"But not with him."
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"His blood does not burn."
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"He is my friend."
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"It is said thy Vulcan blood is thin."
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"Are thee Vulcan or are thee human?"
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"I burn, T'Pau."
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"My eyes are flame."
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"My heart is flame."
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"T'Pau."
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"I plead with thee."
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"I beg."
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"Do not interfere, Kirk. Keep thy place."
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"You can't do it, Jim."
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"- I can't? - No."
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"She said that their laws and customs were not binding on you."
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"In this climate?"
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"You can't do it."
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"And Spock wins, and honour is satisfied."
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"He's my first officer and my friend."
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"I disregarded Starfleet orders to bring him here."
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"Another thing, that's T'Pau, a Vulcan."
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"How can I back out in front of her?"
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"It is done."
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"Kirk, decide."
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"for possession of the woman T'Pring."
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"As it was at the time of the beginning, so it is now."
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"Bring forth the lirpa."
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"If both survive the lirpa..."
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"...combat will continue with the ahn'woon."
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"What do you mean, "if both survive"?"
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"This combat is to the death."
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"Now, wait a minute, ma'am."
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"Who said anything about a fight to the death?"
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"Challenge was given and lawfully accepted."
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"It has begun."
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"Is this Vulcan chivalry?"
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"The air is too hot and thin for Kirk. He's not used to it."
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"The air is the air. What can be done?"
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"I can compensate for the atmosphere and the temperature with this."
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"At least it will give Kirk a fighting chance."
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"Thee may proceed."
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"Kill Spock?"
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"That's not what we came to Vulcan for, is it?"
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"- Now be careful. - Sound medical advice."
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"The ahn'woon."
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"It's finished."
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"I grieve with thee."
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"- McCoy to Enterprise. - Enterprise. Lieutenant Uhura here."
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"Have the Transporter Room stand by to beam up the landing party."
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"As strange as it may seem, Mr. Spock, you're in command now."
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"Any orders?"
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"Yes."
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"I'll follow you up in a few minutes."
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"You will instruct Mr. Chekov"
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"to plot a course for the nearest star base..."
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"...where I must surrender myself to the authorities."
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"And why you chose my captain as your champion."
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"Stonn wanted me, I wanted him."
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"I see no logic in preferring Stonn over me."
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"You have become much known among our people, Spock."
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"Almost a legend."
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"And as the years went by,"
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"But by the laws of our people, I could only divorce you by the kal-if-fee."
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"There was also Stonn, who wanted very much to be my consort,"
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"and I wanted him."
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"If your captain were victor, he would not want me"
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"If you were victor, you would free me because I had dared to challenge"
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"and again I would have Stonn."
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"But if you did not free me, it would be the same."
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"For you would be gone,"
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"and I would have your name and your property,"
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"and Stonn would still be there."
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"Logical."
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"Flawlessly logical."
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"- I am honoured. - Stonn."
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"She is yours."
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"After a time, you may find that having..."
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"...is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting."
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"It is not logical..."
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"...but it is often true."
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"Spock here. Stand by to beam up."
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"Live long and prosper, Spock."
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"I shall do neither."
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"I have killed my captain and my friend."
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"Doctor, I shall be resigning my commission immediately, of course."
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"So I would appreciate your making the final arrangements."
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"- Spock, I... - Doctor, please, let me finish."
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"I intend to offer no defence."
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"Furthermore, I will order Mr. Scott to take immediate command of this vessel."
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"Jim!"
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"I'm pleased to see you, Captain."
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"You seem uninjured."
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"I am at something of a loss to understand it, however."
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"Blame McCoy."
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"That was no tri-ox compound he shot me with."
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"- Indeed. - Nurse, would you mind, please?"
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"Spock, what happened down there? The girl, the wedding?"
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"Oh, yes, the girl."
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"Most interesting. It must have been the combat."
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"The madness was gone."
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"- Kirk here. - Captain Kirk."
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"Message from Starfleet Command. Top priority."
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"Relay it, Lieutenant."
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"Response to T'Pau's request for diversion of Enterprise to Vulcan"
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"hereby approved. Any reasonable delay granted."
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