Starfleet Records: Jean-Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. Spock. Stardate: 45233.1-45240.6 (2368) #captainpicard Sarek soon becomes confused again, and in his ramblings recalls that when he was a child, Spock would disappear into the mountains for days, refusing to tell anyone what he was doing there, and would endure punishments silently before immediately returning; Sarek then confesses that secretly, he was proud of his son's unyielding spirit. Picard reminds Sarek that th

Starfleet Records: Jean-Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. Spock. Stardate: 45233.1-45240.6 (2368) #captainpicard Picard goes to the planet, and Perrin escorts him to Sarek's room. Sarek is in bed and restless – Perrin attempts to rouse him, speaking loudly into his ear, but shouting and ranting Sarek doesn't initially recognize or even acknowledge Picard, and Perrin leaves them to talk, noting that Picard may or may not get through to him. Picard asks him about Spock, and he

Starfleet Records: Jean-Luc Picard. Captain of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D. Spock. Stardate: 45245.8 (2368) #captainpicard In the caves, Spock shares the good news, despite Picard's skepticism. In private, Spock and Picard argue, with Picard accusing Spock of being swayed by Romulan emotions, and Spock insinuating that Picard is being over-influenced by Sarek, possibly even by the results of his mind meld with the ambassador. Picard remarks that this is the second such accusation by Spock of s