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From: Piersol.pasa@Xerox.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Star trek III
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Date: Thu, 30-May-85 20:10:08 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 30 20:10:08 1985
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From: Piersol.pasa@Xerox.ARPA

Some of these questions were answered with the novelization of STIII.
In particular, I believe the question of how they got the Klingon
fighter to Vulcan was by talking to Starfleet about it, and mentioning
that they were in a captured Klingon vessel while transmitting
up-to-date StarFleet recognition codes.  Even so, supposedly, StarFleet
shadowed them almost the entire way.  Saavik, who was under no suspicion
at this time, did all the talking.

Perhaps Saavik assumed, as Sarek did, that Kirk obviously already knew
about Spock's memories.  Sarek appeared to believe that Spock would have
given his memories to Kirk rather than McCoy. If Sarek assumed this, why
not Saavik as well?

Kurt