faced.
This is the power of the mind.
Pick up the phaser, Captain.
Listen to me, all of you.
Drop your weapons. Do it!
Don't make any aggressive movements.
The resonator amplifies
violent feelings and emotions.
That's why you wanted me
to pick up the phaser.
That's how you killed Narik
and Vekor.
But I can see the symbol
on that third artefact.
And it is
the Vulcan symbol for peace,
standing between
the symbols for war and death.
It's a warning that the resonator
can be overcome by peace.
You are about to see
how wrong you are.
Empty your minds of violent thoughts.
No!
Think. 2,000 years ago,
your people were consumed by war.
But when peace came to Vulcan,
the resonator became useless.
That's why it was dismantled.
You were right.
The resonator cannot be stopped
by phasers and shields,
but it can be defeated by peace.
Captain's log, stardate 47169.2.
Security Minister Satok
has taken Tallera into custody
and begun a search
for the other isolationists.
Once we realised
that you were not on the ship,
we scanned the surface
for your neural implant.
We tracked you into the caverns.
What will become of the resonator?
Satok said all three pieces
will be destroyed.
It is unfortunate
it cannot be studied.
It is a key artefact
from a remarkable period.
Normally, I'd be the first to agree,
but perhaps some things
are best left in the past.
- What about the mercenaries?
- They'll be detained by the Vulcans.
But they also face charges
from the Klingons, Cardassians,
the Ferengi and seven other worlds.
We won't hear from them soon.
Number One, set a course
for Starbase 227.
I'll be on the bridge.
Wait. You've been declared dead.
You can't give orders around here.
If we are to adhere to the exact
letter of Starfleet regulations,
then you have been declared
a renegade.
I believe you face 12 counts
of court-martial offences.
You cannot give orders either, sir.
That's quite right.
As I am supposed to be dead,
I'll go and get some sleep.
Mr Data, I suggest you escort
Cmdr Riker to the brig.
Aye, sir.
This way, sir.
Data, he was joking.
You know that, right? Data!Data, we need to install
that plasma conduit.
We're bringing
the new warp core on line.
- I will go to deck 20.
- I'll meet you in Engineering.
This ought to be a lot of fun.
Excuse me.
Do you have authorisation
to work in this area?
You are dismantling
a warp-plasma conduit.
I must ask you to stop.
Be quiet.
Space, the final frontier.
These are the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise.
Its continuing mission,
to explore strange new worlds...
...to seek out new life
and new civilisations...
...to boldly go
where no one has gone before.
Captain's log, stardate 47225.7.
Cmdr La Forge has completed the
installation of our new warp core.
We are preparing
to test its capabilities.
Something wrong, sir?
I've just got a message
from Starfleet Command.
- Bad news?
- You could say that.
I've been invited to the
annual Starfleet Admirals' Banquet.
My condolences.
I managed to avoid it for six years,
but now my luck has run out.
I can't think
of anything more tedious.
50 admirals shaking hands,
making dull conversation,
uninteresting food, boring speeches.
Can't you think of some excuse?
After six years, Number One,
I don't think
I have any excuses left.
Geordi,
have you ever had a nightmare?
Yeah, sure,
everybody does from time to time.
I have had 111 dreams
since I discovered this program
nine months ago.
In all that time, I have never
experienced such disturbing imagery.
- I believe it was a nightmare.
- Nightmares are part of dreaming.
Maybe you've discovered
another level to your program.
Perhaps.
I note I am spending
an inordinate amount of time
thinking about nightmare imagery.
One could almost say
I am preoccupied.
It's normal. Sometimes,
after a nightmare,
I can't shake that weird feeling
for days.
- Cmdr La Forge.
- Speaking of nightmares.
- I've