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From: ccrdave@ucdavis.UUCP (Lord Kahless @ Imperial Propoganda)
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Subject: Re: Re: Romulans/Klingons
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Date: Sat, 23-Nov-85 02:08:02 EST
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> 	After the simulator has been trashed, doesn't Kirk say something
> to the effect that Saavik should say her prayers since *Klingons* don't
> take prisoners?  If this scenario takes place in the Romulan neutral
> zone, who would care about the Klingons' attitude toward prisoners?
> 
> Joe Barone,	{allegra, decvax!brunix, linus, ccice5}!rayssd!m1b

Given all the evidence that it was Romulan space, including the fact
that this is the same sector as Deadly Years (thanks for that one!)
it seems as if this really is the Romulan neutral zone.

Kirk's comment is indeed strange for two reasons.

1)  It isn't a simulation of Klingon space.

2)  Kirk was a Klingon prisoner in Day of the Dove, and they let him
live.

It would seem Kirk doesn't know the Klingon Empire from the Romulan
Empire.   Perhaps he is going senile.  Slip of the tongue?   Any
thoughts?