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''Captain Kirk becomes an interplanetary homicide detective!'' |
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| + | ''"What happened on that mission, Father? You never would tell me, but I remember you returned home with the vestiges of... a black eye."''<br /> |
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| + | ''"True, but I also returned home with your mother."''<br /> |
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| + | ''"Oh no, I think I'm beginning to see what happened here. The warlord thought you had brought Amanda... as a gift for ''him''?"''<br /> |
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| + | ''"You should consider a career in the diplomatic service, Jim."'' |
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| + | :-'''Spock''', '''Sarek''', and '''James T. Kirk''' |
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| + | ''"Your mother will say you are too thin."''<br /> |
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| + | ''"[[Amanda Grayson|Mother]] ''always'' says I am too thin."'' |
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| + | :-'''Sarek''' and '''Spock''', undressing for sterilization before visiting Amanda's stasis cell |
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| + | ''"You are not [[Journey to Babel (episode)|teasing Mother now]]. I wish to know, truly, why you chose an Earthwoman."''<br /> |
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| + | ''"I did not. I chose Amanda, who happens to ''be'' an Earthwoman."'' |
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| + | :-'''Spock''' and '''Sarek''' |
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==Background Information== |
==Background Information== |
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* This book was followed up with #38, ''[[The IDIC Epidemic]].'' |
* This book was followed up with #38, ''[[The IDIC Epidemic]].'' |
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::''She is also featured in ''[[The IDIC Epidemic]].'' Not to be confused with the [[T'Mir]] featured in {{ENT|Carbon Creek}} as they are unrelated characters. |
::''She is also featured in ''[[The IDIC Epidemic]].'' Not to be confused with the [[T'Mir]] featured in {{ENT|Carbon Creek}} as they are unrelated characters. |
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| + | ;Sendet: classmate of T'Mir, attempting to court her. |
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;T'Par : Vulcan healer working with Sorel. |
;T'Par : Vulcan healer working with Sorel. |
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;T'Zan : Wife Of Sorel. |
;T'Zan : Wife Of Sorel. |
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==References== |
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| + | ;{{e|Journey to Babel}}: Kirk recalls the crew's first meeting with Sarek and Amanda; |
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| − | {{e|Journey to Babel}}; ''[[kahs-wan]]''; [[Klingon]]; ''[[Kolinahr]]''; [[Orion]]; ''[[pon farr]]''; [[Rigel]]; ''[[sehlat]]''; [[Shakespeare]]; [[Surak]]; [[T'Pring]]; [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]]; [[Vulcan Science Academy]] |
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| + | ;{{e|Court Martial}}: McCoy suggests to Spock that he "play chess" with the Vulcan Science Academy's computer to discover the root of the tampering, the same way he discovered [[Ben Finney]]'s tampering with the ''Enterprise'' computer. |
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Revision as of 15:03, 4 July 2015
Template:Realworld Captain Kirk becomes an interplanetary homicide detective!
Plot Summary
- From the book jacket
- Kirk and McCoy accompany Spock to the Vulcan Academy Hospital, seeking experimental treatment for a badly wounded Enterprise crew member. Spock's mother is also a patient in the hospital, and Kirk soon becomes involved in the complex drama of Spock's family...
- Suddenly, patients are dying, and Kirk suspects the unthinkable - murder on Vulcan! But can he convince the Vulcans that something as illogical as murder is possible? Until the killer is caught, everyone is in danger!
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
Memorable Quotes
"What happened on that mission, Father? You never would tell me, but I remember you returned home with the vestiges of... a black eye."
"True, but I also returned home with your mother."
"Oh no, I think I'm beginning to see what happened here. The warlord thought you had brought Amanda... as a gift for him?"
"You should consider a career in the diplomatic service, Jim."
- -Spock, Sarek, and James T. Kirk
"Your mother will say you are too thin."
"Mother always says I am too thin."
- -Sarek and Spock, undressing for sterilization before visiting Amanda's stasis cell
"You are not teasing Mother now. I wish to know, truly, why you chose an Earthwoman."
"I did not. I chose Amanda, who happens to be an Earthwoman."
- -Spock and Sarek
Background Information
- This book was followed up with #38, The IDIC Epidemic.
Characters
Canon Characters
Non-Canon Characters
- Daniel Corrigan
- Human doctor and longtime friend and colleague of Sorel.
- He is also featured in The IDIC Epidemic.
- Eleyna Miller
- Sarek's assistant at the Vulcan Academy.
- Carl Remington
- Ensign serving on the Enterprise.
- Sorel
- Vulcan healer, and longtime friend and colleague of Daniel Corrigan.
- He is also featured in The IDIC Epidemic.
- Soton
- Son of Sorel.
- Storn
- Vulcan engineer.
- T'Mir
- Daughter of Sorel.
- She is also featured in The IDIC Epidemic. Not to be confused with the T'Mir featured in ENT: "Carbon Creek" as they are unrelated characters.
- Sendet
- classmate of T'Mir, attempting to court her.
- T'Par
- Vulcan healer working with Sorel.
- T'Zan
- Wife Of Sorel.
References
- "Journey to Babel"
- Kirk recalls the crew's first meeting with Sarek and Amanda;
- "Court Martial"
- McCoy suggests to Spock that he "play chess" with the Vulcan Science Academy's computer to discover the root of the tampering, the same way he discovered Ben Finney's tampering with the Enterprise computer.
- kahs-wan
- Klingon
- Kolinahr
- Orion
- pon farr
- Rigel
- sehlat
- Shakespeare
- Surak
- T'Pring
- Vulcan
- Vulcan Science Academy
External links
- The Vulcan Academy Murders at Wikipedia
- The Vulcan Academy Murders at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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