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comme c'est en anglais http://www.reverso.net/textonly/default.asp http://babelfish.altavista.com/ traducteurs en ligne pour ceux qui auraient des difficult�s Paul --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "tkuht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > what would it have been and why? This is an interesting question. (I have to say, however, that I was glad Kirk stuck to his guns and didn't air his pain...) I suspect it might have to do with his inability to have a lasting relationship with a woman. Despite his apparent sexual escapades, he is rather like a priest in his dedication to his ship. Of course, it could be other things as well--pain at the seeming lack of trust Spock displays time and again, sorrow at arriving too late for his brother and Aurelan, something he wished he'd shared with his parents (or they'd been around to witness),pain at the thought of his coming retirement, etc, etc, etc. After all, who has just *one* source of pain in their lives? You know, something just occurred to me--Kirk kept his head (yes, he was stubborn with a capital "s") on this occasion when everyone around him was losing his or hers...even Spock wasn't on the ball. I guess it makes up for him losing it on other occasions. Joanne To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rhodaniens Les groupes de Perry Rhodan, la s�rie de SF aux 2 milliards d'exemplaires http://fr.groups.yahoo.com/group/Atlan_prince_de_cristal/ il y a tr�s longtemps tr�s loin de la Terre "Dreamers of the day are very dangerous man, because they may act out of their dream and make it possible" Thomas Edward Lawrence (Aka "Lawrence of Arabia) "Ce qui ne nous tue pas nous rend plus fort" (Nietzche) StarTrek-fr, la mailing list francophone - inscription, d�sinscription, informations dans notre rubrique mailing-list : http://www.unification-online.org/unifv3/articles/1/11
