Which she gladly accepts since she dreamed

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Geez, he really knows everything! Kirk makes a quick call to the resigned Scotty, who stayed on Earth, so that he can go take a look at the famous coordinates (I always liked people who didn't ask first what there was to see there). Then, they ask Doctor Carol Pipeau, the new girl on board specializing in weapons, to go and dismantle the torpedo, of opening these secret weapons. Except that Spock still goes to find her to tell her that they should be careful not to take him for a Kirk: he checked, there was no official order to assign him to the Enterprise. And there is no Doctor Carol Pipeau within the Federation. On the other hand, there is another weapons specialist: Doctor Carol… Marcus.

Spock and his friends watch in amazement as the Klingons are beaten up by a single man, all alone buy bulk sms service and in the open, despite the fact that there are about 50 of them, all armed and trained, and covered by several ships. Yes, I watched in amazement too.
"Logical. Your father is the admiral. Illogical: why hide your identity to come aboard us? " 

And here, attention, anthology dialogue:

"  It's because ever since I was little, my father has given me access to all the programs he's been working on, but he simply refused to let me near these torpedoes! So I came aboard to find out! " 

I'll do it again for you:

"  It's because ever since I was little, my father found it very relevant to divulge all the top secret military projects to his daughter, in case a 5-year-old child explains to him how to reroute the proton pump processor between two nervous poops to get an ice cream at the Foire du Trône. So, I couldn't stand him saying no to this top secret project, I threw a big tantrum like a princess who wants a pony, and I got on board, risking screwing up a secret operation just because I'm spoiled rotten ."

"  Logical, " Spock replies, before going to do something else, for example, by continuing to sniff fur glue.

The fact remains that Doctor Marcus, and not Pipeau, manages to open one of the torpedoes to find that there is no fuel in the tank compartment. Instead... there's a cryogenically frozen guy! "  Oh, well, that's not common!  " exclaims the beauty, before sharing the information with the rest of the crew. And after checking, this is also the case for the other 71 torpedoes. What the hell is this? Kirk goes to Lapinou's cell to ask him what's going on. And he's a little more talkative.