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http://fyazexpress.com/images rencontre ludique de die The following dialogue below took place on Star Trek: Enterprise, on episode 18, season 2, titled “The Crossing.” It was between members of the Enterprise crew (Captain Archer, Commander T’Pol, and Lieutenant Reed) and a non-corporeal alien entity known as the Wisp, of which they discuss the Wisp’s past biological existence and how they evolved into a non-corporeal species.
Star Trek Episode Summary
Enterprise is being held captive by non-corporeal beings who claim to be explorers. [IMDb]
Directed by: David Livingston
Commander T’Pol: “Where’s Commander Tucker?”
Wisp-Alien: “I’m here. Charles Tucker III.”
Captain Jonathan Archer: “Where’s the man that used to be Charles Tucker?”
Alien: “He’s exploring another realm…my realm. But he’ll be back.”
Captain: “I want him back now.”
Alien: “Please trust me. He’s experiencing things he never thought he could.”
Captain: “Where is he?”
Alien: “It’s not a question of “where.” He’s no longer corporeal. But he will be again, I assure you.”
Lieutenant Malcolm Reed: “When we were outside, we saw a wisp of vapor penetrate him. Did you have anything to do with that?”
Alien: “Wisp? An interesting word. Wisp…wisssp. Yes, I suppose you could call us that – wisp.”
Captain: “Where do you come from?”
Alien: “We live in subspace. We travel through it. We’re explorers, like you.”
Captain: “Why did you take Commander Tucker?”
Alien: “It’s been a long time since we’ve encountered corporeal beings. After we performed the first crossing with your commander, we realized we were compatible. You’re very interesting – trapped in bodies that need maintenance; you have gender; you require mates to reproduce; you eat food. We were like you once, but we evolved. Now we can learn how our ancestors lived.”
([easyazon_link identifier=”B000AOEMXM” locale=”US” nw=”y” tag=”seriou03-20″]Star Trek: Enterprise[/easyazon_link] s02e18 – “The Crossing”)
Photo Credit: Star Trek: Enterprise
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