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From: dr37@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Joanna Bryson)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: Re: On Humans, Vulcans and Sarek
Message-ID: <1731@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 26-Feb-86 15:23:25 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb 26 15:23:25 1986
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In article <745@mtx5d.UUCP> elb@mtx5d.UUCP (Ellen Bart) writes:
>In "Search for Spock", Sarek says (and I misquote)
>	My logic is weak were my son is concerned.
>Now, to me, that is totally out of character for Sarek ...

Sarek must be something of a renegade, he married a human.  In Amok Time 
Spock makes it sound like marriage is considered a necessary but virtually
unmentionable evil, so making a marriage by choice at all let alone to a 
human must be pretty weird.  I wonder if Spock's so defensive about his 
human half because he's rebelling against his father's expressiveness,
like preppie kids of hippie parents?

Joanna