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Clips from Star Trek (1966) - The Savage Curtain (S03E03)

"Slings. Mr. President, You used a sling as a boy."
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"Indeed I did."
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"In my time on Vulcan, we also faced these same alternatives."
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"Another was about to begin."
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"We sent emissaries to our opponents to propose peace."
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"The first were killed."
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"But others followed."
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"which has lasted since then."
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"The face of war has never changed, captain."
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"I'm afraid that kind of logic doesn't apply here."
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"That is precisely why we should not fight."
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"My ship is at stake."
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"His convictions are most profound in this matter, captain."
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"This risk will be mine alone."
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"After all, I'm no warrior."
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"The captain knows that I have fought at his side before"
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"and will do so now, if need be."
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"However, I too am a Vulcan, bred to peace."
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"Let him attempt it."
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"But perhaps it's our belief in peace"
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"that is actually being tested."
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"I have no authority over you. You may do as you think best."
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"May you live long and prosper."
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"In case he fails."
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"Colonel."
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"No."
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"Let's hear what he has to say. We may find it useful."
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"- State your purpose. - I come in peace to propose peace."
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"Are you surrendering?"
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"I'm doing what I consider best for all of us."
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"If you choose to regard that as surrender,"
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"One of those peace lovers, colonel."
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"Why are you doing this?"
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"Do you speak for the others?"
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"But if you accept the solution I offer, they too will accept it."
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"How can I be sure?"
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"I think you're trying to trick me, Vulcan."
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"I think that while you're here talking peace,"
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"No, Colonel. They are at their base, awaiting an answer."
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"How can I believe that?"
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"No one talks peace unless he's ready to back it up with war."
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"Then tell me,"
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"what do you have to gain if we accept?"
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"I fight for gain, Vulcan."
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"What do I gain here?"
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"Your life and the lives of the others."
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"You said yourself, colonel, that we have common cause:"
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"Together we can."
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"But not by warring."
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"- Why don't we kill him? - No."
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"He's our means to finish them all."
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"- What is your answer? - You are very persuasive, Vulcan."
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"I'd like to come out of this with a whole skin."
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"that it would be to their advantage also."
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"Your Surak is a brave man."
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"Men of peace usually are, captain."
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"On Vulcan, he is revered as the father of our civilisation."
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"The father image holds much meaning for us."
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"Do you show emotion, Spock?"
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"I deeply respect what he has accomplished."
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"Well, I hope he accomplishes something here, and soon."
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"Surak?"
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"Help me, Spock."
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"Mr. Spock."
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"Spock."
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"Help me."
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"You can't let him suffer."
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"- Yes, I know that. - Help me, Spock."
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"He was aware of what might happen when he went."
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"You could not have stopped him."
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"Captain, that is what they're waiting for."
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"They're waiting for us to attempt a rescue."
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"Perhaps we can rescue him, Mr. Spock."
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"Do what they want, sir?"
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"Not the way they want it, however."
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"James, I do not mean to presume upon your authority."
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"What I propose is that I circle around to their rear,"
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"while you two provide a frontal assault."
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"It should be sufficiently violent to cover whatever I do."
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"And what will you do?"
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"Why, slip into their camp and free him."
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"Remember, I was something of a backwoodsman."
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"I doubt that you could do what I was bred to."
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"- Mr. Spock, any comment? - Help me, Spock."
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"We fight on their level."
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"With trickery, brutality, finality. We match their evil."
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"I know, James. I was reputed to be a gentle man."
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"during the four bloodiest years of my country's history."
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"Now, there's no honourable way to kill,"
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"no gentle way to destroy."
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"And you are fighting for the lives of your crew."
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"Your campaign, Mr. President."
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"They should be coming soon."
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"No, wait."
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"- How many did you see? - Two."
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"Surak."
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"Surak."
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"The others have drawn them away."
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"We will circle around."
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"It was a worthy effort, Surak. Worthy."
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"No need to blame yourself for its failure."
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"Help me, Spock."
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"Help me. Spock."
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"Help me, Kirk."
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"- Mr. Lincoln. - James, stay back."
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"You are the survivors."
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"The others have run off."
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"It would seem that evil retreats when forcibly confronted."
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"However, you have failed to demonstrate to me"
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"any other difference between your philosophies."
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"Your good and your evil use the same methods,"
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"achieve the same results."
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"Do you have an explanation?"
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"You established the methods and the goals."
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"For you to use as you chose."
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"What did you offer the others?"
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"What they wanted most. Power."
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"I perceive."
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"You have won their lives."
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"How many others have you done this to?"
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