>"With all due respect, Doctor, I have a strong hunch he's responding to me...I need that response. I need the >information." Not noticed by himself, his hand began shaking again from the stress.
 
>T'Mel made her way over to the Captain.  She had no doubt that he in fact saw evidence, but she wondered >how much of his response was due to some sort of need to have K'Tael back.  It seemed like more than a >need to know that a compatriot was ok.  It seemed like something more personal.
 
>The Vulcan doctor took a seat and studied the lawyer for a moment.  "It is a good sign that the Commander >seems to be reacting to your presence.  It indicates that his mind is functioning.  It is important that we not >get our hopes up too quickly.  Brain injuries are still a mystery to us."  There was a surprising amount of >empathy in the doctor's comments as she spoke.
 
>David didn't like the reply but had no choice, "All right. Can we have some Vulcan music piped in here if >possible. If we can stimulate him more it may help?"
 
>Doing so would do no harm. It might even do some good.  "I believe we coule manage to do that.  It might be >more helpful to provide the Commander with some Klingon operas," she suggested.  It was more of a >question than anything since she assumed that the Captain knew the Klingon Security Chief better than she >did.
 
"Pardon me, yes...Klingon operas focussing on perseverance and strength..." He took a deep breath, "All right. I have to get back to Commander Wilson." He took K'Tael's hand again, "Stay strong...we need you back."
 
(response if any)
 
He returns to Wilson
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