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Star Trek The Original Series Season 3 Episode 19 Requiem For Methuselah [1966]
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00:00:00epidemic. Three crewmen have died and 23 others have been struck down by Rogelian fever.
00:00:07In order to combat the illness, Dr. McCoy needs large quantities of Ritalin,
00:00:13which is the only known antidote for the fever. Our sensors have picked up sufficient quantities
00:00:19of pure Ritalin on a small planet in the Omega system. We are beaming down to secure this
00:00:26urgently needed material. Report. Jim, there's a large deposit there in 273, four kilometers away.
00:00:35We've got four hours to process that stuff. Otherwise, the epidemic will be irreversible.
00:00:41Everybody on board the Enterprise will be strange. Readings indicate a life form in the vicinity
00:00:48apparently human. Yet ship sensors indicated this planet was uninhabited.
00:00:56Let's get that right, pal.
00:00:57Let's get that right, pal.
00:01:26Do not kill.
00:01:29Do not kill.
00:01:47I'm Captain James Kirk.
00:01:57I know who you are. I have monitored your ship since it entered this system.
00:02:04And if you know who we are, you know why we're here.
00:02:08Mr. Flint, you will leave my planet.
00:02:14Did you say your planet, sir?
00:02:17My retreat from the unpleasantness of life on Earth and the company of people.
00:02:25Mr. Flint, I have a sick crew up there. We can't possibly reach another planet in time.
00:02:32You can't refuse us the right talon.
00:02:34You're trespassing, Captain.
00:02:38We're in need.
00:02:41We'll pay for it, work for it, trade for it.
00:02:45You have nothing I want.
00:02:47But you have the right talon that we need.
00:02:52If necessary, we'll take it.
00:02:53If you do not leave voluntarily, I have the power to force you to leave or kill you where you stand.
00:03:02Space, the final frontier.
00:03:21These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise.
00:03:34Its five-year mission.
00:03:36To explore strange new worlds.
00:03:39To seek out new life and new civilizations.
00:03:43To boldly go where no man has gone before.
00:03:51To be continued...
00:04:21To be continued...
00:04:22To be continued...
00:04:22To be continued...
00:04:23To be continued...
00:04:24To be continued...
00:04:44Kirk to Enterprise, Mr. Scott.
00:04:47Lock phasers onto our coordinates.
00:04:50Aye, Captain. All phasers locked on.
00:04:55Mr. Flint, if anything happens to us, four deaths.
00:05:03And then my crew comes down and takes that right talent.
00:05:10An interesting test of power. Your enormous force is against mine. Who would win?
00:05:18Mr. Flint, unless you are certain, I would suggest you refrain from a most useless experiment.
00:05:28We need only a few hours.
00:05:30Have you ever seen a victim of Brazilian fever? They die in one day. The effects are like bubonic plague.
00:05:39Constantinople, summer 1334. It marched through the streets, the sewers. It left the city by oxcart by sea to kill half of Europe.
00:05:57The rats rustling and squealing in the night as they too died. The rats.
00:06:07Are you a student of history, sir?
00:06:10I am.
00:06:18The Enterprise, a plague ship.
00:06:22You have two hours, at the end of which time you will leave.
00:06:27With all due gratitude.
00:06:30M4 will gather to the right, Helen, which you need.
00:06:42Permit me to offer you more comfortable surroundings.
00:06:48Come in, gentlemen.
00:07:07Our ship's sensors did not reveal your presence here, Mr. Flint.
00:07:15My planet is surrounded by screens which create the impression of lifelessness.
00:07:21A protection against the curious, the uninvited.
00:07:25Then you live here alone.
00:07:28Except for M4, which serves as butler, housekeeper, gardener, and guardian.
00:07:36A most impressive home, Mr. Flint.
00:07:41Yes, a Shakespeare first folio.
00:07:45The Gutenberg Bible.
00:07:47The creation lithographs by Tyron Nullis of Centaurus 7.
00:07:51That's one of the rarest book collections in the galaxy spanning centuries.
00:07:55Be comfortable, gentlemen.
00:07:58Help yourselves to brandy.
00:08:09Do we trust him?
00:08:11It would seem logical to do so for the moment.
00:08:15Well, I'll need two hours to process that right talent into antitoxin.
00:08:20If that right talent isn't here in one hour, we'll go prospecting right over, Mr. Flint, if necessary.
00:08:27This is the most splendid private collection of art I've ever seen.
00:08:32And the most unique.
00:08:34The majority are the works of Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance period.
00:08:39Some of the works of Reginald Bollock, 20th century, and even Esten from Marcus II.
00:08:46At last I've seen other humans.
00:08:48Other men.
00:08:50One is not human.
00:08:52The Vulcan.
00:08:54So that is a Vulcan.
00:08:57I would like to discuss subdimensional physics with him.
00:09:01You've taught me all you know in the area, and you say Vulcans know more.
00:09:05Even he is not your intellectual equal.
00:09:08No mine.
00:09:09Let me meet them.
00:09:11They are selfish.
00:09:13Brutal.
00:09:14A part of the human community which I rejected and from which I've shielded you.
00:09:19Soon they will be gone.
00:09:21Let me meet them.
00:09:29Raina.
00:09:38Hey, see you.
00:09:39asked with her.
00:09:40Now.
00:09:41Sorry.
00:09:42Let's try.
00:09:44Have you been lonely?
00:09:45What is loneliness?
00:09:46It's...
00:09:47...thirst.
00:09:48It is a flower dying in the desert.
00:09:50It's thirst.
00:09:56It is a flower dying in the desert.
00:10:05Flint, don't take this opportunity away from me.
00:10:11It's so exciting.
00:10:16Exciting?
00:10:17You have never made a demand of me before.
00:10:25I'm sorry.
00:10:31Don't be sorry.
00:10:35It might be interesting.
00:10:37Sorry and Brandy, 100 years old.
00:10:49Jump, please.
00:10:53Mr. Spock, I know you won't have one.
00:10:57Heaven forbid those mathematically perfect brain waves be corrupted by this all-too-human vice.
00:11:03Thank you, Doctor. I will have a brandy.
00:11:09Do you think the two of us can handle a drunk Vulcan once alcohol hits that green blood?
00:11:16If I appear distracted, it is because of what I have seen.
00:11:22I am close to experiencing an unaccustomed emotion.
00:11:26I'll drink to that.
00:11:33What emotion?
00:11:35Envy.
00:11:37None of these da Vinci paintings has ever been catalogued or reproduced.
00:11:43They are unknown works, all apparently authentic to the last brushstroke and use of materials.
00:11:50As undiscovered da Vinci's, they would be priceless.
00:11:54Would be?
00:11:56You mean you think they're fakes?
00:11:58Most strange.
00:12:00A man of Flint's obvious wealth and impeccable taste scarcely needs to hang fakes.
00:12:08Yet my tri-quarter analysis indicates that the canvas and pigments used are of contemporary origin.
00:12:16Well, this could be what it seems to be.
00:12:25Or it could be a cover, a setup, or even an illusion.
00:12:29That could explain the paintings.
00:12:32Similar to the real thing.
00:12:34Spock, at your earliest opportunity, take a full tricorder reading of our host.
00:12:38See if he's human.
00:12:40Kirk to Enterprise, Mr. Scott.
00:12:42Aye, Captain.
00:12:43Mr. Scott, run a full computer check on Mr. Flint and on this planet, Hallberg 917G.
00:12:53Stand by with your results.
00:12:54I'll contact.
00:12:55Aye, sir.
00:12:56Kirk out.
00:12:58Well, let's enjoy this brandy.
00:13:01It tastes real.
00:13:11Easy.
00:13:11Easy.
00:13:13Bones.
00:13:24Bones.
00:13:28Rytalon.
00:13:28Ready to be processed into anatoxin.
00:13:31Beam up to the ship and start processing.
00:13:34That will not be necessary, Captain.
00:13:36M4 can prepare the Rytalon for inoculation more quickly in my laboratory than you could aboard
00:13:43your ship.
00:13:44I would like to supervise there, of course.
00:13:46And when you are satisfied as to procedures, I hope you will do me the honor of being my
00:13:51guests at dinner.
00:13:53Thank you, Mr. Flint.
00:13:54I don't think we have the time.
00:13:57I regret my earlier in-hospitality.
00:14:00Let me make amends.
00:14:01Let me make amends.
00:14:20The End
00:14:50Mr. Spock
00:14:52Mr. Spock
00:14:55I do hope we can find a moment to discuss field density and its relationship to gravity phenomena
00:15:02Indeed
00:15:04I would appreciate such a talk
00:15:07It is an interest of mine
00:15:10Captain Kirk
00:15:12Captain Kirk?
00:15:17Rena
00:15:17Her parents were killed in an accident while in my employ
00:15:22Before dying they placed their infant, Rena Coppock, in my custody
00:15:26I have raised an educated herd
00:15:29With most impressive results, sir
00:15:32What else interests you besides gravity phenomena, Rena?
00:15:37Everything
00:15:38Less than that is betrayal of the intellect
00:15:41The totality of the universe
00:15:43All knowledge
00:15:45Rena possesses the equivalent of 17 university degrees in the sciences and arts
00:15:52She is aware that the intellect is not all
00:15:55But its cultivation must come first or the individual makes errors
00:16:01Wastes time in unprofitable pursuits
00:16:04At her age, I rather enjoyed errors with no noticeable damage
00:16:10But I must admit, you're the farthest thing from a bookworm I've ever seen
00:16:15Flint is my teacher
00:16:17You are the only other men I've ever seen
00:16:21The misfortune of men everywhere
00:16:24And our privilege
00:16:26If you would accompany my rover to the laboratory, doctor
00:16:35You can rest assured that the vitalin is being processed
00:16:39Thank you, sir
00:16:41Your pleasure, gentlemen
00:16:47Chess, billiards, conversation
00:16:51Why not
00:16:55All three
00:17:21All three
00:17:27All three
00:17:28All three
00:17:28All three
00:17:34Okay
00:17:34All three
00:17:35Loves
00:17:40All four
00:17:43All three
00:17:47All four
00:17:49did you teach her that we play often may i show you captain
00:17:57you said something about savagery mr flint when's the last time you visited earth
00:18:10you would tell me that it is no longer cruel but it is captain look at your starship bristening
00:18:18with weapons its mission to colonize exploit destroy if necessary to advance federation causes
00:18:25our missions are peaceful our weapons defenses if we were barbarians we would not have asked for
00:18:40right talent indeed your greeting not ours lacked a certain benevolence
00:18:46the result of pressures which are not
00:18:51your concern
00:18:55yes well those pressures are everywhere in everyone urging him to what you call
00:19:03savagery the private hells the inner needs and mysteries the beast of instinct
00:19:11as human beings that is the way it is to be human is to be complex you can't avoid a little
00:19:23ugliness from within and from without
00:19:28why don't you play the waltz mr spark
00:19:39to be human is also to seek pleasure to laugh to dance
00:19:46may i have a pleasure
00:19:59thank you
00:20:12thank you
00:20:25thank you
00:20:29thank you
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00:21:00thank you
00:21:04thank you
00:21:18thank you
00:21:20thank you
00:21:24thank you
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00:22:01thank you
00:22:03thank you
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00:22:26is something wrong
00:22:27yes there's something wrong the right talent is no good it contains a really
00:22:31a really one part per thousand
00:22:34aurelium will render the antitoxin inert
00:22:38and useless
00:22:41most unfortunate that it was not detected
00:22:45i should go with them four to gather more
00:22:47right talent and screen it myself
00:22:52you're welcome to join me doctor
00:22:54thank you
00:22:56time factor bones
00:22:57epidemic
00:22:58nearly two and a half hours i guess we got time to get in under the wire
00:23:02i've never seen anything like the speed of that robot it'd take us twice as long to process that stuff
00:23:08but would we have made the error
00:23:09jim what if all the right talent on this planet contains aurelium
00:23:17go with flint keep an eye on procedures
00:23:21like a hawk
00:23:23captain
00:23:23something else which is rather extraordinary
00:23:29this waltz i just played
00:23:32is by johannes brahms
00:23:34later spot
00:23:35captain it is written in manuscript
00:23:39in original manuscript in brahms own hand which i recognize
00:23:44it is totally unknown
00:23:47definitely the work of brahms
00:23:49and yet unknown
00:23:55i think i will go to the laboratory there may be a way of reversing the aurelium's effect and
00:23:59saving the existing antitoxin stay here let me know when flint and mccoy return
00:24:15to the laboratory there may be a way of reversing the aneurys
00:24:22and i think i will arrive in my life
00:24:24i will arrive in my life
00:24:26i will arrive in my life
00:24:26and i will arrive in my life
00:24:28and i will arrive in my life
00:24:28Captain's log, stardate 5843.75.
00:24:49Have I committed a grave error in accepting Flint's word
00:24:53that he would deliver the antidote to us?
00:24:55The precious time I have let pass may result in disaster
00:25:00for the Enterprise and her crew.
00:25:25He left us.
00:25:42The room became lonely.
00:25:44It is a thirst, a flower dying in the desert.
00:25:51What?
00:25:51What's in there?
00:26:08I do not know.
00:26:11Flint told me never to enter.
00:26:14He denies me nothing else.
00:26:16Then why are you here?
00:26:20I do not know.
00:26:24I come here when I am troubled.
00:26:28When I would search myself.
00:26:33Are you troubled now?
00:26:37Yes.
00:26:37By what?
00:26:59Are you happy here with Flint?
00:27:05He is the greatest, kindest, wisest man in the galaxy.
00:27:12Then why are you afraid?
00:27:14What do you think?
00:27:33Don't be afraid.
00:28:03Don't be afraid.
00:28:33Don't be afraid.
00:29:03Don't be afraid.
00:29:12Thank you, Mr. Spock.
00:29:15Fortunately, the robot did not detect my presence and deactivate my phaser.
00:29:22Don't be afraid.
00:29:42M4 was programmed to defend this household and its members.
00:29:47No doubt I should have altered its instructions to allow for unauthorized but predictable actions on your part.
00:29:54It thought you were attacking Rayner.
00:29:57A misinterpretation.
00:29:57If it were around right now, it would correct...
00:30:01Too useful a device to be without really. I created another.
00:30:16It will now go to the laboratory and join Dr. McCoy.
00:30:26Fascinating.
00:30:27Be thankful that you did not attack me, Captain.
00:30:31I might have accepted battle and I have twice your physical strength.
00:30:35In your own words, it would be an interesting test of power.
00:30:41How childish he is, Rayner.
00:30:44Would you call him brave?
00:30:47Or a fool?
00:30:48I'm glad he did not die.
00:30:56Of course.
00:30:58Death, when unnecessary, is a tragic thing.
00:31:04Dr. McCoy is in the laboratory with a new Rytalin.
00:31:07He's satisfied as to its quality.
00:31:09May I suggest that you wait here patiently, safely.
00:31:15You have seen that my defense systems operate automatically.
00:31:20And not always in accordance with my wishes.
00:31:26Come, Rayner.
00:31:35Rayner.
00:31:39I don't like the way he orders her around.
00:31:54Since we are dependent on Mr. Flint for the Rytalin, Captain...
00:31:59May I respectfully suggest that you pay less attention to the young lady...
00:32:05if you should encounter her again.
00:32:06Our host's interests do not appear to be confined to art and science.
00:32:16He...
00:32:19loves her?
00:32:21Strongly indicated.
00:32:23Jealousy.
00:32:24I see.
00:32:30Yes.
00:32:32That would explain the attack, but...
00:32:35he seemed to want us together, the...
00:32:39billiard game.
00:32:41He suggested we dance.
00:32:43It does appear to defy the male logic, as I understand it.
00:32:54Kirk to Enterprise, Mr. Scott.
00:32:55Aye, Captain.
00:32:57Report on the Virgilium fever.
00:32:59Nearly everybody aboard has got it, Captain.
00:33:02We're working a skeleton crew and waiting for the Rytalin.
00:33:05Just a little while longer, Scotty.
00:33:08Report on the computer search.
00:33:09There's no report on Mr. Flint.
00:33:10He doesn't seem to have any past.
00:33:12The planet was purchased 30 years ago by a Mr. Brack, a wealthy financier and recluse.
00:33:25Run a computer check on Raina Kopeck.
00:33:28Status, legal ward after the death of her parents.
00:33:34Aye, sir.
00:33:36Kirk out, Mr. Scott.
00:33:40We have still a greater mystery, Captain.
00:33:43I was able to run a tricorder scan on Mr. Flint.
00:33:47He is human.
00:33:49But there are certain biophysical peculiarities.
00:33:52Some body function readings are disproportionate.
00:33:55For one thing, extreme age is indicated.
00:34:01On the order of 6,000 years.
00:34:04Can you confirm that, Mr. Spock?
00:34:07I shall program the readings through Dr. McCoy's medical computer
00:34:11when we return to the ship.
00:34:13Time factor.
00:34:15We must commence Rytalin injections within 2 hours and 18 minutes,
00:34:19or the epidemic will prove fatal to us all.
00:34:25What's keeping the processing this time?
00:34:28The delay may be deliberate.
00:34:30It's as though he's keeping us here for some reason.
00:34:34What's interesting, our host appears to wish us to linger,
00:34:39yet he is apprehensive.
00:34:42It is logical to assume that we are being monitored,
00:34:47and that he is aware of our every move.
00:34:58You sent the robot to kill him.
00:35:01It came to protect you.
00:35:04My mind could not have summoned it.
00:35:06I was not frightened.
00:35:08It was defective then.
00:35:09I would have destroyed it myself.
00:35:13Have I lied to you?
00:35:17Never.
00:35:19Believe what I say.
00:35:21I would not want Captain Kirk dead.
00:35:26What did you feel?
00:35:27You will let them have the right talent?
00:35:35Yes.
00:35:38Go to them if you wish.
00:35:40Say your farewells.
00:35:41Kirk here.
00:35:51Mr. Scott, sir.
00:35:53There's no record of a reina kopeck in Federation legal banks.
00:35:59No award of custody?
00:36:01No background at all in any computer banks.
00:36:05Like Flint.
00:36:07Kirk out.
00:36:09People without a past.
00:36:11What hold does he have over her?
00:36:15Captain.
00:36:17I would suggest that our immediate concern is the right talent.
00:36:22That's fine, McCoy.
00:36:24Captain.
00:36:26I would suggest that our immediate concern is the right talent.
00:36:30That's fine, McCoy.
00:36:34Captain.
00:36:38Captain.
00:36:43I'll meet you in the lab.
00:36:51I've come to say goodbye.
00:36:53I don't want to say goodbye.
00:37:08You're welcome.
00:37:09I will.
00:37:11You're welcome.
00:37:12I'll jump right now.
00:37:18You're welcome.
00:37:21I'll do it again.
00:37:23You're welcome.
00:37:25You're welcome.
00:37:28You're welcome.
00:37:30You're welcome.
00:37:33I'm a little liar.
00:37:34ORGAN PLAYS
00:38:04A last tender encounter, Captain Kirk.
00:38:21To end your usefulness.
00:38:25I'll tell you, Spock, I was waiting for the robot to finish the processing,
00:38:30and the next thing I knew it was gone, and so was the right talent.
00:38:34Interesting.
00:38:35Obviously, Mr. Flint is not yet ready for us to depart.
00:38:39Well, I think we'd better tell Jim.
00:38:41The captain wanted us to wait here.
00:38:44Come with me.
00:38:45I...
00:38:46I...
00:38:47I offer you happiness.
00:38:51I've known security here.
00:38:55Childhood must end.
00:38:58You'll love me, my Flint.
00:39:00I'm looking for the right talent.
00:39:03You'll love me, my Flint.
00:39:07I'm looking for the right talent.
00:39:07Let's fly.
00:39:21The right talent is here.
00:39:23I'm picking up tricorder readings, Captain.
00:39:26Apparently the right talent is behind this door.
00:39:37Why is Flint playing tricks on us?
00:39:50Apparently we're supposed to go in and get it.
00:39:54If we can.
00:39:57Let's not disappoint the chess master.
00:40:01Phasers on four.
00:40:07Captain, I shall get the right talent.
00:40:14Why you?
00:40:16There may be dangers within.
00:40:20Let's find out.
00:40:22Let me go alone, Captain.
00:40:24Why?
00:40:26Get to the point, Spock, if there is one.
00:40:32We'll all go.
00:40:37The right talent.
00:41:02The right talent.
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00:44:03Merlin, Abramson, a hundred other names you do not know. You were born in that region of Earth
00:44:10later called Mesopotamia in the year 3834 BC, as the millennia I reckon. I was Ocarin, a soldier,
00:44:26a bully, and a fool. I fell in battle, pierced to the heart, and did not die. Instant tissue
00:44:39regeneration, coupled with some perfect form of biological renewal. You learn that you're immortal,
00:44:47and to conceal it, to live some portion of a life, to pretend to age and then move on before my
00:44:57nature was suspected. Your wealth and your intellect are the product of centuries of acquisition.
00:45:05You knew the greatest of minds in history. Ganodeo, Socrates, Moses. I have married a hundred
00:45:18times, Captain. Selected, loved, cherished, caressed to smoothness, inhaled a brief fragrance. Then
00:45:29age, death, a taste of dust. Do you understand? You wanted a perfect, ultimate woman. As brilliant,
00:45:45as immortal, as yourself. Your mate for all time. Designed by my heart.
00:45:57I could not love her more. Spock, you knew? I had hoped I was wrong. You cannot love an android,
00:46:09Captain. I love her. She is my handiwork, my property. She is what I desire. You brought me
00:46:15here to learn this. Will she know? She will never know. Let's go. You will stay.
00:46:27Why? We have discovered what he is, Captain. If you leave, the curious would follow. The foolish,
00:46:37the meddlers, the officials, the seekers. My privacy was my own. Its invasion be on your head.
00:46:46We can remain silent. The disaster of intervention, Spock. I've known that I will not risk it.
00:46:52Kirk Enterprise. Clear out of the area. Inform Starfleet Command. Enterprise.
00:47:05Scotty? They cannot answer, Captain.
00:47:14My crew, the test of power, you had no chance.
00:47:44It is time for you to join your crew.
00:47:51You'd wipe out 400 lives.
00:47:53Why?
00:47:54I have seen a hundred billion fall.
00:47:58I know death better than any man.
00:48:00I have tossed enemies into his grasp.
00:48:04And I know mercy.
00:48:07Your crew is not dead, but suspended.
00:48:10Worse than dead.
00:48:12Restore them.
00:48:13Restore my ship.
00:48:15In time, a thousand, two thousand years.
00:48:19You will know the future, Captain Kirk.
00:48:21You have been such men.
00:48:24You've known and created such beauty.
00:48:28You've watched your race evolve from cruelty and barbarism throughout your enormous life.
00:48:33And yet now you would do this to us.
00:48:35The flowers of my past.
00:48:37I hold the nettles of the present.
00:48:40I am flint now with my needs.
00:48:42What needs?
00:48:44Tonight, I've seen something, wondrous something I've waited for, labored for.
00:48:50Nothing must endanger it.
00:48:53At last, Raina's emotions have stirred to life.
00:48:57Now they will turn to me in this solitude which I preserve.
00:49:00You must not do this to them.
00:49:07You must not do this to them.
00:49:08I must.
00:49:09What will you feel for him after we are gone?
00:49:13All emotions are in play, Mr. Flint.
00:49:26You harm us.
00:49:28She hates you.
00:49:29Give me back my ship.
00:49:36Your secret is safe with us.
00:49:37That's why you delayed the processing of the right title.
00:50:07You realize what was happening.
00:50:14You kept us together.
00:50:16Raina and me.
00:50:21Because you knew I could bring her emotions alive.
00:50:30And now you're just going to take over.
00:50:34I shall take what is mine.
00:50:37When she comes to me.
00:50:40We are mated, Captain.
00:50:41Alike, immortal.
00:50:43You must forget your feelings in this matter, which is quite impossible for you.
00:50:47Impossible.
00:50:49Impossible.
00:50:52From the beginning, you used me.
00:50:54I can't love her.
00:51:08But I do love her.
00:51:09And she loves me.
00:51:16Captain, your primitive impulses will not alter the circumstances.
00:51:25Stay out of this.
00:51:26We're fighting over a woman.
00:51:27No, you are not.
00:51:28For she is not.
00:51:29I cannot be the cause of this.
00:51:52And will not be the cause of this.
00:52:06Please stop.
00:52:12Stop.
00:52:12I choose where I want to go.
00:52:20What I want to do.
00:52:24I choose.
00:52:26I choose.
00:52:37Raina.
00:52:38No.
00:52:41Do not order me.
00:52:43No one can order me.
00:52:49She is human.
00:52:54Down to the last blood cells, she's human.
00:52:58Down to the last thought, hope, aspiration, emotion.
00:53:02She's human.
00:53:06But the human spirit is free.
00:53:08You have no power of ownership.
00:53:10She's free to do as she wishes.
00:53:14Gentlemen, I urge you to stop.
00:53:17There is a danger.
00:53:19No man beats me.
00:53:22I don't want to beat you.
00:53:26This is no test of power.
00:53:30Raina belongs to herself.
00:53:32And she claims the human right of choice.
00:53:38To be.
00:53:40As she wills.
00:53:43To do as she wills.
00:53:45To think as she wills.
00:53:48That's what I've worked for.
00:53:54Raina.
00:53:58Come with me.
00:54:04Stay.
00:54:10I was not human.
00:54:23I was not human.
00:54:26No.
00:54:30I love.
00:54:34I love.
00:54:42No.
00:54:42You can't die.
00:55:12What happened?
00:55:15She loved you, Captain.
00:55:20And you too, Mr. Flint.
00:55:22As a mentor, even as a father.
00:55:27There was not enough time for her to adjust to the awful power and contradictions of her newfound emotions.
00:55:37She could not bear to hurt either of you.
00:55:42The joys of love made her human.
00:55:46And the agonies of love destroyed her.
00:55:49The agonies of love made her human.
00:55:53The agonies of love made her human.
00:55:55The agonies of love made her human.
00:56:00The agonies of love made her human.
00:56:00The agonies of love made her human.
00:56:01It's fine.
00:56:14The epidemic is reduced and no longer a threat.
00:56:19The Enterprise is on course 513 Mark VII, as you ordered.
00:56:27Very old.
00:56:31A young and lonely man.
00:56:35And a young and lonely man.
00:56:43We put on a pretty poor show, didn't we?
00:56:51Only I could forget.
00:56:53Jim.
00:57:02Oh, thank heaven, sleeping at last.
00:57:09Your report, Doctor.
00:57:14Oh, those, uh, track order readings on Mr. Flint have finally correlated.
00:57:20He's dying.
00:57:21You see, Flint, leaving Earth with all of its complex fields within which he was formed, sacrificed immortality.
00:57:30He'll live the remainder of a normal lifespan, then die.
00:57:33On that day, I shall mourn.
00:57:38Does he know?
00:57:39Yes, I told him myself he intends to devote the remainder of his years and great abilities to the improvement of the human condition.
00:57:49And who knows what he might come up with.
00:57:52Indeed.
00:57:52Well, I guess that's all I can tell Jim later on.
00:57:59You can.
00:57:59Considering his opponent's longevity, truly an eternal triangle.
00:58:09You wouldn't understand that, would you, Spock?
00:58:16You see, I feel sorrier for you than I do for him.
00:58:21Because you'll never know the things that love can drive a man to.
00:58:25The ecstasies, the miseries, the broken rules, the desperate chances, the glorious failures, the glorious victories.
00:58:43All of these things you'll never know simply because the word love isn't written into your book.
00:58:52Good night, Spock.
00:58:55Good night, Doctor.
00:59:00I do wish he could forget her.
00:59:25Forget.
00:59:43Forget.
00:59:44Forget.
00:59:45Forget.
00:59:45THE END
01:00:15THE END
01:00:45THE END
01:00:47THE END
01:00:51THE END
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