They regard themselves
as aliens in their own worlds,
a condition with which
I am somewhat familiar.
Spock.
What does
Herbert mean ?
It is, um,
um, somewhat, uh,
uncomplimentary, Captain.
Herbert was
a minor official...
notorious for his rigid
and limited...
patterns of thought.
Well, I shall try to be
less rigid in my thinking.
" Looking for the good land "
" Going astray "
" Don't cry, don't cry "
" Oh, I can't have honey "
" And I can't have cream "
' Gonna live, not die'
" Gonna live, not die "
'Stand in the middle
of it alone day'
" I'll look at it shining
all around me and say "
" I'm here "
'I’m here'
" In the good land "
" In the new land "
" I'm here "
Excuse me. Is, uh,
Irina Galliulin with you ?
She's getting
her physical.
Gonna crack my knuckles
and jump for joy !
I got a clean bill of health
from Dr. McCoy!
Ha-ha-ha.
You know Irina ?
Tell me, why do you wear all
those clothes ? How do you breathe ?
[ Sighs ]
You're next.
- Irina.
- Pavel Andreievich.
I had thought we might
encounter each other.
- You knew I was on the Enterprise ?
- I had heard.
Irina, why--
Come.
How could you do this to yourself?
You were a scientist.
- And now, look at you !
- Look at yourself, Pavel.
- Why did you do it ?
- Why did you ?
I am proud
of what I am.
I believe in what I do !
Can you say that ?
Yes !
Oh, we should not tear
at each other so, Pavel.
We should meet again in joy.
Today when I first knew it was your ship
that followed us, I thought of you...
and wondered
what I would find.
And I remembered so much.
In spite of that uniform,
I still see the same Pavel
I used to know.
Are you happy
in what you do ?
Yes.
Then I accept
what you do.
You even talk
like them.
- Why did you go away ?
- It was you who went.
I came back
to look for you.
I looked.
Where did you go ?
I stayed in the city
with friends.
- You never felt as I did. Never !
- I did !
You don't have it in you
to feel so much.
Even when we were close,
you weren't with me.
You were off thinking
of something else.
Then why did you
stay away ?
Because you
disapproved of me,
Just as you do now.
Oh, Pavel, you have
always been like this.
So correct !
And inside,
the struggle not to be.
Give in to yourself.
You will be happier.
You'll see.
Go to your friends.
[People Shouting]
[People Shouting]
Free Dr. Sevrin !Free Dr. Sevrin !
We want to see him right now !
But we want to see him now !
Herbert ! Herbert !
Herbert ! Herbert !
I thought all the animals
were kept in cages.
What's going on, Bones ?
Trouble. Your friend didn't want
a checkup. There was a reason.
- I refuse to accept your findings.
- You don't have the choice.
They're the product
of prejudice, not science.
I don't know what this man was planning
on doing on a primitive planet,
but assuming one did exist, I can
tell you what would have happened...
- had he settled there.
- Untrue !
Wouldn't have been enough primitives
left to bury their dead.
- Fantasy. Fantasy.
- I wish it were !
There's a nasty little bug
evolved in the last few years.
Our aseptic, sterilized
civilizations produced it.
Synthococcusnovae.
It's deadly.
We can immunize against it, but haven't
learned to lick all the problems yet.
Does he have it ?
What about the others ?
The others are clear.
He doesn't have it. He's a carrier.
Remember Typhoid Mary ?
He's immune, as she was.
But he carries the disease
and spreads it.
- Is the crew in danger ?
- I don't know.
They all had immunizations
before boarding.
My guess is that his friends
have had their shots too.
But a regular program of shots
is necessary.
I'll have
to check everyone.
In the meantime, he should
be placed in total isolation.
This is outrageous. You're not
isolating me, you're imprisoning me.
You invent a crime,
find me guilty and sentence me !
Would you like to run the test, Doctor?
You knew you were a carrier, didn't you?