[ SECRET POST #2904 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2904 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Let's not forget when he recited Byron's 'she walks in beauty' to Uhura. Kollos or not he did read poetry and he even translated the meaning of her name from her african language.

Spock makes me think about people like Chopin or Schubert or some novel writers: they were introvert and socially awkward but sweet and romantic at heart.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that was Kollos, not Spock.

[(Anonymous)]

You sure about that?
I think that Kollos was giving voice to Spock's thoughts.
After all, Kirk and McCoy were indeed crew mates whom Spock considered his friends and no one doubts that, why find it implausible that what he said about Uhura was as accurate? A little less implausible to me than Kollos knowing about Byron, and that the Swahili word Uhuru meant freedom.