Spock — Characters

A slender curved glass sculpture glows along a central crack against a dark background. — Original artwork

As a matter of cosmic history, it has always been easier to destroy than to create.

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A flat white paper square beside a transparent blue glass cube and its shadow against a navy background. — Original artwork

He is intelligent, but not experienced. His pattern indicates two dimensional thinking.

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A doctor in white and a science officer in blue talk in a gleaming 1960s starship sickbay. — Original artwork

It would be most interesting to impress your memory engrams on a computer, Doctor. The resulting flood of illogic would be most entertaining.

Spock

A brass knight chess piece stands at the edge of a chessboard on a wooden table against dark navy. — Original artwork

The Kobayashi Maru scenario frequently wreaks havoc on students and equipment. As I recall you took the test three times yourself. Your final solution was, shall we say, unique?

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A figure in a dark tunic raises a hand in a split-fingered salute on a stone terrace above a red desert of rock spires at dusk. — Original artwork

Live long and prosper.

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A robed figure stands on a stone terrace above a red desert valley of standing stones at dusk. — Original artwork

Infinite diversity in infinite combinations.

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An officer presses his hand to the glass of a red-lit reactor chamber where another figure stands inside, in a starship's engine room. — Original artwork

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

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A golden flower grows through a blue geometric crystal on a dark table beneath a star-filled observatory window. — Original artwork

Logic is the beginning of wisdom, Valeris, not the end.

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A pointy-eared officer in a dark blue tunic studies a glowing instrument screen at a starship science station, a tricorder in his hand. — Original artwork

Fascinating.

Spock

Retro screen-print of a starship bridge seen from behind: a figure in a blue tunic with pointed ears stands at the viewscreen of stars, one hand raised, beside a captain's chair. — Original artwork

Highly illogical.

Disputed attribution: Spock

Neon 1980s pop illustration of a starship bridge turned disco: a pointed-eared figure raises a split-fingered salute at a console beside a synthesiser, a vinyl record spinning in the starfield. — Original artwork

It's life, Jim, but not as we know it.

Misattributed to Spock