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Space, the final frontier.

These are the voyages
of the Starship Enterprise.

Its five-year mission:
To explore strange new worlds,

to seek out new life
and new civilizations,

to boldly go
where no man has gone before.

Captain's Log, Stardate 5143.3.

While patrolling the edge
of the Romulan Neutral Zone,

the Enterprise has changed course
to assist a one-man vessel

which has fallen victim
to a meteor swarm.

Sensors indicate
the occupant is still alive.

Have you identified the vessel,
Mr. Spock?

Yes, Captain.
But you may find it difficult to believe.

The vessel is registered
to Carter Winston.

That's impossible, Spock.

Carter Winston's been missing
over five years.

Incredible. It is him.

Carter Winston.

It seems you gentlemen know me.

There are few in the Federation
who wouldn't recognize your face, sir.

I'm Captain James Kirk,
commanding this vessel.

Mr. Spock, my first officer,
Dr. McCoy, senior medical officer.

I'm especially honored to meet you,
Mr. Winston.

My daughter was going to school
on Cerberus about 10 years ago

when the crop failure occurred.

The entire population
would've starved, Jim,

if Winston here hadn't used
his personal fortune

to bring in enough food and goods
to carry them through the crisis.

One of the many stories
I've heard about you, Mr. Winston.

It's an honor for all of us
to have you aboard.

There is one person aboard
who should be especially happy

to learn you are alive, Mr. Winston.

Lieutenant Anne Nored
of our security detail.

My fiancée.
Anne's aboard this starship?

We will notify her as soon as we've
verified your credentials, Mr. Winston.

If you have your identity tapes with you...

Spock! Of all the cold-blooded,
inhospitable requests I've ever heard!

I believe our regulations
are quite clear, Doctor.

An immediate identity check
and medical examination

are a standard requirement at this point.

Spock is right as usual, Bones.

And I understand, of course.
My credentials, Captain.

The Enterprise has rescued
a living legend,

the foremost space trader of our time.

Carter Winston has acquired
a dozen fortunes

only to use his wealth time and again
to assist Federation colonies

in times of need or disaster.

Library computer,
verify record tape on Winston Carter.

Working. Identification positive.

Fingerprints positive.

Voice print positive.

All licenses and registration in order.

Visual display of owner.

Checks out.

It seems we'll have a distinguished
passenger with us for a while.

Is there some problem, Doctor?

This instrument seems a little off.

I've never gotten quite this reading
from a human before.

Are you suggesting
I'm not quite human, Doctor?

Of course not.
Anyway, it's just a fraction off normal.

It's probably the instrument.

They need to be recalibrated
every so often.

The Captain is inquiring
if the examination is completed, Doctor.

Yes, I suppose so.

And Lieutenant Nored is waiting
to see Mr. Winston

once you've certified
his medical condition.

Well, I certainly don't want to keep you
any longer from your fiancée.

Show her in.

Oh, Carter.

I'm sorry, Anne.

- I never thought we would meet again.
- Carter, what is it?

When I left on that last trip,

I fully intended to come back
and marry you.

But my ship was disabled
and I crashed on Vendor.

I'm told I was lucky I survived.

But you did survive.
You're alive, and we're together again.

Anne, I'm changed.

First there was surgery, skin graft,
regrowth of bone.

After they put me together,
they assigned one of their people to me,

and he nursed me back to health.

But you said you've changed.

How? I don't see any change.

It's over between us, Anne.

I'm sorry, I can't explain why

but I can't marry you, ever.

Take the conn, Mr. Spock.

I'll be in my cabin completing
the report on Winston's rescue.

Come.

- I hope I'm not intruding, Captain.
- No, please come in, Mr. Winston.

I've been down to examine my ship.
They stowed it in the shuttlebay.

Yes, I'm afraid
it's pretty badly damaged.

It's hardly worth salvaging right now.

I've had our engineering officer,
Mr. Scott, examine it and make a report.

It's here somewhere.

He doesn't think there's anything left
in your ship except scrap value.

Well, I can't find anything wrong
with these instruments, Doctor.

They check out,
but the readings are still slightly off.

What about the rest
of the tests on Winston?

Well, some are off and some aren't.
It has to be our error.

Come on.
We'll start from the beginning,

and this time we're going
to find the answer.

Weren't you going to your cabin, sir?

Mr. Sulu, lay in a direct course
for Rator III.

Through the Romulan Neutral Zone,
sir?

That was the order, helmsman.

But, sir, if we're caught there,
the Romulans can confiscate the ship.

- The treaty...
- I know the terms of the treaty, Mr. Sulu,

- and I believe you heard my order.
- Aye, aye, sir.

Captain, the extreme long-range
sensors show something in the Zone.

At this distance,
I cannot determine precisely what it is.

It could be a trading vessel
like Winston's.

But it does not seem prudent to take
the risk of trespass into the Zone.

Mr. Spock, I've spoken
to Winston on this at some length.

He has assured me it is absolutely vital
to get to Rator III

in the shortest possible time.

The survival of the entire planetary
population may depend on it.

An admirable mission, Captain,
but if we endanger our ship...

I wouldn't have ordered it
if I didn't feel it safe, Spock.

Winston says his sensors detected
no Romulans

when he came
through the Zone last week.

I'm satisfied he's telling the truth,
and his word is considered good.

- Isn't it?
- That has been his reputation.

- Course laid in, sir.
- Execute.

- On course, sir.
- You have the conn, Mr. Spock.

Ship's Log, Stardate 5148.7.

First Officer Spock recording.

The Captain's course change

has taken us deep
into the Romulan Neutral Zone.

I'll take the conn, Mr. Spock.

- Is something wrong, Captain?
- I'm not sure.

I went down to my quarters
to dictate the accident report,

and I seem to have fallen asleep.
I've never done that before.

Perhaps you needed the rest.

We are on course
through the Neutral Zone, sir.

The Neutral Zone?

We have no authorization to enter it.
Did you order a course change, Spock?

- No, sir. You did.
- Ridiculous.

No captain of the Starfleet would do that
unless it was a matter of life and death.

I believe that was
the reason you gave, Captain.

Weren't you going to your cabin, sir?

Mr. Sulu, lay in a direct course
for Rator III.

Through the Romulan Neutral Zone, sir?

That was an order, helmsman.

That's enough, Spock.

Mr. Scott, take the conn. Spock.

Mr. Sulu, plot a course
to take the Enterprise

out of the Neutral Zone at warp 8.

Lieutenant M'Ress,
put the ship on yellow alert.

Mr. Spock, I don't remember
giving those orders.

I left the Bridge, went to my quarters
and fell asleep. That's all.

Perhaps Dr. McCoy
should examine you, Captain.

Definitely. I've become subject
to blackouts,

I'm a possible danger
to the safety of the ship.

I can't allow that.

Oh, Winston. I was just finishing
the tests I ran on you.

I don't think...

Dr. McCoy?

Can I help you?

I don't know, Doctor. I just thought...

Well, I have to talk to someone.

Now, let me guess.
It's you and Carter Winston.

He told me a little about it
when I examined him.

Doctor, what do I do?

I still love him.

Well, I'm sure he'd like to feel
the same way about you, Anne,

but that may be impossible.

Five years, that's a long time.
People change.

I haven't. What can I do?

Well, if he asked you to forget him,
I think you should try to do just that.

- Do you think he'd want to deceive you?
- Oh, no.

He's the gentlest,
most thoughtful man I've ever known.

Yes, but, my dear,
if he doesn't want you

and he has asked you to forget him,

then I suggest you take that
as an honest concern for you and do it.

Forget Winston.

Thank you, Doctor.
I'll consider your advice.

What can I do for you, Captain?

I want a complete
medical examination, Bones.

Something's just happened...

I'm afraid I'll have to make it
later today, Captain.

I have too many tests
to process right now.

- Carter Winston's?
- That one's done. Tested out normal.

Are you sure there is no possibility
you made an error?

Well, there's always that possibility.
I'll go over them again if you like.

No, that won't be necessary.
I'll come by later for that examination.

Let's go, Spock.

Captain, did you notice Dr. McCoy's
reaction when I asked him

if there was any possibility
he might have made an error?

He said there's always that possibility.

And that's not like Bones at all.
Come on.

There are not many places
one could hide in here.

I must've taken a little nap.

Doctor, you are a man of curious habits,

but I have never known you to nap
on the laboratory floor.

There's something wrong
about this room.

All right, Winston,
you can come out now.

I suggest you show yourself, Winston,
or whatever you are.

Did you say
I'm a man of curious habits?

- Jim's talking to a table.
- I don't think so, Doctor.

There used to be
only two examining tables in this room.

Now, there are three.

I just realized that.

This is a vial of Orientine acid, Winston.

It will burn through almost anything
but this crystal.

If you've never seen it work,
I'll demonstrate on you.

I saw that, but I don't believe it.

A Vendorian, Doctor.

Their planet is quarantined,
and few people ever do see them.

Their ability to rearrange
their molecular structure

into anything
with the same general size and mass

and their practice of deceit
as a way of life puts them off limits.

Mr. Spock, get a security team
down here on the double.

Jim!

Spock to Bridge.
Put me on ship's audio.

All security teams, intruder alert.

Repeat, intruder alert.

The intruder is a Vendorian,

capable of assuming
any shape or identity.

- Anne, what are you doing?
- My job.

It isn't hard to guess who the intruder is.
You're the only stranger aboard, Carter.

Lieutenant Nored, you could've
stopped him. Why didn't you fire?

I... I couldn't.

I knew he had
to be the intruder, Captain,

but I couldn't harm
the image of the man I loved.

Lieutenant, he is not the man you loved.
Carter Winston is dead.

I know that, too, now.

Security teams report no sign
of the alien on this deck, Captain.

I was afraid of that.

Once out of our sight, he can become
anyone or anything aboard this ship.

Bridge, this is the Captain.
What's happened?

Two Romulan battle cruisers, Captain.
And they're heading right for us.

Captain's Log, supplemental.

Due to interference
by the alien Vendorian aboard,

the Enterprise has been detected
violating the Romulan Neutral Zone.

By the terms of our treaty,

the Romulans have a legal right
to seize and impound the Enterprise.

To complicate matters,

we have not been able
to apprehend the Vendorian

responsible for putting us
in this position.

You appear to have a propensity
for trespassing

in the Neutral Zone, Captain Kirk.

It was not deliberate, I assure you.

It never is.
But the rules of the treaty are clear.

To contravene them would mean war.

You will surrender your ship, Captain.

We will release you and your crew
at the nearest outpost

that guards the Neutral Zone.

I'd like a few minutes to inform my crew.

Very well. Five minutes, no more.

Kirk to Security. What's the status
on the search for the Vendorian?

No progress yet.

We have all decks patrolled,
but no one has seen him.

Carry on, Lieutenant.

The Romulans were expecting us,
Mr. Spock.

That wreck of Winston's ship was
the bait to get a Romulan spy onboard.

And what better spy than a Vendorian
who can change shape at will?

When I went down to my cabin,
he must have put me out long enough

for him to return to the Bridge
and order the course change.

It would seem so.

Open a hailing frequency,
Lieutenant M'Ress.

Hailing frequency open, sir.
They're waiting for us.

I assume you are now ready
to turn your ship over to us, Captain.

Wrong assumption, Commander.

Captain, you are outnumbered,
outgunned and in the wrong.

I admire your courage, but I...

I have no choice, Commander.

You lured me here
in direct violation of the treaty.

Lured, Captain?

How could we lure a Starfleet vessel
into the Neutral Zone?

Through the use of a spy using
the human form of Carter Winston.

A spy? Come now, Captain.

Your imagination is creative
but obviously out of control.

You used a Vendorian,

which, I might add,
is also a violation of the treaty.

Your five minutes are up, Captain.

Either surrender your ship
or prepare to fight.

I will not surrender my ship.

What are you doing?

Captain, our deflector shields
are coming down.

Bridge to Engineering.
Scotty, what's happened to the shields?

Mr. Scott isn't here, sir.

- Get those shields up again, now.
- I can't, sir.

Hangar doors on the shuttlecraft deck
are opening, sir.

The Vendorian must be
trying to escape.

We need him. Override the control
and shut those doors.

Doors closing, sir.

Spock, take the conn.
Talk to the Romulans. Try to stall them.

And send a security team
to the hangar deck.

I'll be in Engineering.

- What happened?
- I don't know, sir.

I came up here to check
the backup systems,

and there was a crewman
taking this panel apart.

That's all I remember.

How long will it take to fix?

- Two hours. At least.
- Get on it.

You're not getting past me this time.

- I've learned my lesson.
- Yes.

He said you were like that,
practical as well as warm and lovely.

You're everything he said you were.

Carter? What did he say?

Many things. Some were only feelings,

deep feelings
he couldn't always express.

- He did love you.
- How did he die?

Winston crashed on our planet,
and he was tended by a Vendorian.

Me.

He lived for almost a year
before his body ceased to function.

You are so much like him,

his voice, his mannerisms.

That is the way of my people.

The longer we stay in another's form,

the more we take on its memory,
emotion, attitudes.

Not totally,
but a great deal as time passes.

- He did say he loved me.
- As I do.

In a sense,
I feel some of the emotions he felt.

His love for you was very strong.

Because I was there,
it did not end when he died.

- Carter.
- Anne, this is what I am.

Can you love this?

You see why I told you
it would be best to forget me?

But unfortunately, I can't.

Direct hit, Captain.

Damage to the secondary
propulsion system.

The commander has
apparently decided to fight.

The Romulan commander
is signaling, sir.

I'll put it on the screen.

Captain Kirk, all our main batteries
are trained on you.

To resist would be useless
and wasteful of lives.

Do you surrender?

Without deflectors,
we're just a clay pigeon for them.

Practicality does suggest
capitulation, Captain.

Captain, the deflector shields
are coming up again.

- That's only one shield.
- Yes, sir.

But it is between us and the Romulans.

Mr. Sulu, aim for the propulsion units
of the lead Romulan vessel.

Prepare to fire phasers
and photon torpedoes in combination.

Phasers and torpedoes ready, sir.

Fire.

Second vessel firing now, Captain.

- Lock on second target.
- Ready, Captain.

Fire.

Strange.

We did no damage,
but the Romulan is retreating anyway.

They may believe we do have their spy.

Scan the other vessel for damage,
if you will, Mr. Spock.

Second vessel power supply out.
Crew unharmed.

They should be able to repair the ship
in a few days.

Good work, Mr. Scott.

That deflector shield went up
just in time.

But, sir, I haven't finished
repairing the shield.

I told you it'll take hours, and it will.

- Interesting.
- Then what was...

Winston.

It is not outside the realm of probability.

If he could rearrange his own atoms
to become an examination table,

one would have to assume
he could become a deflector shield.

Will someone tell me what's going on?

What manner of beastie is that?

Your deflector shield, Mr. Scott.

I assume the danger
to your ship is over.

- It is.
- As it should be.

I'm sorry if I endangered your vessel.

- Why did you do it?
- Among my own people,

I am a non-producer, useless.

An outcast fit only to do those tasks
of the lowest order.

The Romulans offered me a life,
something of value I could do.

It is important to be of value
to someone.

What changed your mind
about the Romulans?

It seems, Captain, that I am
more Carter Winston than I knew.

He loved life. He loved Anne.

I couldn't allow the Romulans
to harm any of you because of him.

I understand.

- What will happen to me now?
- You'll have to stand trial.

But you did save the Enterprise
from the Romulans,

and I will recommend
that be taken into consideration.

Thank you, Captain.

In the meantime, I'm afraid I'll have
to keep you under guard.

I think we've had enough
of that little trick.

Captain, could you assign me that duty?

But you've seen me.
You know what I am.

Form doesn't seem
terribly important to me.

As Carter Winston
or even just part of him,

there's a better life for you
than anything the Romulans might offer.

- Can we talk about that?
- I don't know. I...

You have the guard detail, Lieutenant.

- You caught him.
- Acute observation, Doctor.

I'm glad to see him under guard, Jim.

If he'd turned into a second Spock,
it would've been too much to take.

Perhaps. But then two Dr. McCoys

just might bring the level
of medical efficiency on this ship

up to acceptable levels.