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TITLE CREDITROMULAN IMPERIAL SENATE[Romulan Senate building]SURAN (OC): Senators, consider the opportunities for the Empire. At last the destinies of the planets, Romulus and Remus, will be united. Shinzon of Remus is offering us a chance to make ourselves stronger...[Romulan Senate chamber]SURAN: ...than ever before. It would be madness to resist it. I beg you to not let prejudice or politics interfere with this alliance. By joining Shinzon's forces with ours not even the Federation will be able to stand in our way.HIREN: That's enough! The decision has been made. The military does not dictate policy on Romulus.(a female senator, Tal'aura, looks down at a red circular box on the table in front of her)HIREN: The Senate has considered Shinzon's proposal and rejected it. He and his followers will be met with all deliberate force and sent back to that black rock they come from. Do I make myself clear!COMMANDER #2: Yes sir.(the two commanders leave)TAL'AURA: If you will excuse me, Praetor, I have an appointment with the Tholian ambassador.HIREN: Of course. ...Senators, are there any others who wish to speak? ...Then I call for a vote on the motion to open trade negotiations with Celles Two.(the red box begins to open)HIREN (OC): As you know the Reman mines have not been filling their quotas for months now. I hope you will all bear in mind the trade committee's findings.(a green spiralling double-helix column of light rises from the open red box)HIREN: As much as we don't want...(as everybody present watches, transfixed, the column explodes, raining dust down on them. The red box closes)HIREN: Would someone alert security? Bring back Senator Tal'aura.(everybody in the chamber shrivels to rocks and dust)[Earth - Alaska pavilion]PICARD: Duty. ...A starship captain's life is filled with solemn duty. I have commanded men in battle. I have negotiated peace treaties between implacable enemies. I have represented the Federation in first contact with twenty-seven alien species, but none of this compares to my solemn duty today ...as best man. Now, I know that on an occasion such as this it is expected that I be gracious and fulsome in my praise on the wonders of this blessed union. But have you two considered what you are doing to me? Of course you're happy, but what about my needs? This is all a damned inconvenience, and while you're happily settling in on the Titan, I will be training my new first officer. You all know him. He's a tyrannical martinet who'll never, ever allow me to go on away missions!DATA: That is the regulation, sir. Starfleet Code. Section twelve. Paragraph four...PICARD: Data!DATA: Sir?PICARD: Shut up.DATA: Yes sir.(general laughter)PICARD: Fifteen years I've been waiting to say that!(more laughter)PICARD: No, seriously, Will, Deanna, there's still time to reconsider. ...Yes?RIKER/TROI: No.PICARD: No? Oh very well then. ...Will Riker, you have been my trusted right arm for fifteen years. You have kept my course true and steady. ...Deanna Troi, you've been my guide ...and my conscience. You have helped me recognise the better parts of myself. You are my family. ...And in best maritime tradition ...I wish you both clear horizons. ...My good friends, ...make it so. ...The bride and groom.ALL: The bride and groom.(the band starts playing and dancing starts)LAFORGE: Did you ever think about getting married again?GUINAN: No, twenty-three was my limit. ...Worf? Are you all right?WORF: Romulan ale should be illegal.LAFORGE: It is.TROI: That was a lovely toast.PICARD: It was from the heart.TROI: And you needn't worry. I'm going to brief your new counselor on everything she needs to know.PICARD: Like I know you are! You already know too much about me, ...but I take it there will be no speeches during the ceremony on Betazed?RIKER: No, no speeches and ...no clothes.DATA: Ladies and Gentlemen and invited transgendered species. In my study of Terran and Betazoid conjugal rites I have discovered it is traditional to present the happy couple with a gift. Given Commander Riker's affection for archaic musical forms I have elected to present the following as my gift, in honour of ...their conjugation.DATA: 'Never saw the sun shining so bright. Never saw things going so right. Noticing the days hurrying by.'(the band comes in)DATA: 'When you're in love, my how they fly. Blue skies, smiling at me,'WORF: ...Irving Berlin!DATA: 'Nothing but blue skies do I see...'[Enterprise-E bridge]TROI: It's tradition, Worf! You of all people should appreciate that.WORF: I will not do it!PICARD: Won't do what, Mister Worf?WORF: Captain, I do not think it is appropriate for a Starfleet officer to appear ...naked.PICARD: Oh, come now! A big, handsome, strapping fellow like you? What can you be afraid of?(Worf's console bleeps)WORF: Captain, I am picking up an unusual electromagnetic signature from the Kolarin system.PICARD: What sort of signature?WORF: Positronic.LAFORGE: It's very faint but I've isolated it to the third planet in the Kolarin system.PICARD: What do we know about it?LAFORGE: Uncharted. We'll have to get closer for a more detailed scan.PICARD: Theories?DATA: Since positronic signatures have only been known to emanate from androids such as myself, it is logical to theorise there is an android on Kolarus Three.PICARD (OC): Just what I was afraid of.RIKER: Captain, diverting to the Kolarin system takes us awfully close to the Romulan Neutral Zone.PICARD: It's still well on our side. I think... I think it's worth taking a look. Don't worry, Number One, we'll still have you to Betazed with plenty of time to spare...RIKER: Thank you, sir.PICARD: ...where we will all honour the Betazoid tradition. ...Now, if you'll excuse me, ...I'll be in the gym.RIKER: Mister Branson, lay in a course for the Kolarin system. Warp five.LAFORGE: What do you think, Data? ...A long-lost relative?(the Enterprise arrives in orbit above Kolarus III)LAFORGE: I'm reading six distinct positronic signatures, spread out over a few kilometres on the planet's surface.PICARD: What do we know about the population of Kolarus Three?DATA: Isolated pockets of humanoids. It appears to be a pre-warp civilisation in an early stage of industrial development.LAFORGE: Captain, I wouldn't recommend using the transporter. That ion storm doesn't look very neighbourly. It could head in our direction without much warning.PICARD: Understood. ...Data, Mister Worf, you're with me.RIKER: Captain, I don't have to remind you....PICARD: I appreciate your concern, Number One, but I've been itching to try the Argo.RIKER: I'll bet.PICARD: Captain's prerogative. There's no foreseeable danger ...and your wife would never forgive me if anything were to happen to you.PICARD: You have the bridge, ...Mister Troi!(the Argo shuttlecraft heads for the surface of Kolarus III)[Kolarus III surface](when the Argo lands the rear door drops down and a 'dune-buggy' shoots out with Picard at the wheel)DATA: I will always be puzzled by the human predilection for piloting vehicles at unsafe velocities.DATA: Over that rise, sir, ...half a kilometre.(Picard parks the vehicle and they get out)DATA: The radiant electromagnetic field is interfering with my tricorder, but we are within a few metres of the signal.PICARD: Fan out. Let's search around.(a hand comes out of the sand and grabs Worf's leg)DATA: It appears to be a robotic arm.WORF: Very astute!PICARD: Mister Worf, bring it to the vehicle.(they continue to search for the other positronic signatures, finding a leg and a torso)PICARD: This doesn't feel right.(the search continues)DATA: The final signature is approximately one hundred metres to the north, sir.(they arrive at the location and find an android's head lying on the ground)WORF: it's you!DATA: The resemblance is ...striking.(the head's eyes flicker and Data picks it up)DATA: Fascinating! Fascinating!(they are disturbed by weapons fire from a group 'dune-buggies' coming over the hill)PICARD: To the vehicle! ...I think it's time to try some unsafe velocities!B-4 HEAD: Why do you have a shiny head?DATA: This is not the appropriate time for a conversation.B-4 HEAD: Why?DATA: Because the Captain has to concentrate on piloting the vehicle.B-4 HEAD: Why?DATA: Because...PICARD: Data!DATA: Sorry sir.(Data puts down the head)B-4 HEAD: Have I said something wrong?(local inhabitants are swarming around the Argo. Data uses a remote control to launch it. The pursuit continues)PICARD: Data.(Data brings the Argo ahead of the 'dune-buggy' and gets it hover beyond a precipice. The 'dune-buggy' flies off the precipice and back into the Argo. The pursuers stop on the precipice and reveal themselves to be Reman)[Enterprise-E engineering laboratory]CRUSHER: You know, all things considered, Data, I think you have nicer eyes.DATA: Our eyes are identical, Doctor.RIKER: So what have we got, Geordi?LAFORGE: Well, I'd say he has the same internal mechanics as Data but not as much positronic development. The neural pathways aren't nearly as sophisticated. I'd say he's a ...prototype. Something Doctor Soong created prior to Data.DATA: Do you have a name, sir?B-4 HEAD: I am ...B-4.PICARD: Be-four? Doctor Soong's penchant for whimsical names seems to have no end.DATA: Can you tell us how you came to be on the planet where we found you?B-4 HEAD: I do not know.DATA: Do you remember anything of your life before you were on the planet?B-4 HEAD: No. Why does the tall man have a furry face?PICARD: Number One, keep me informed, and ...Geordi reassemble him.LAFORGE: Aye sir.DATA: B-4, Do you know who I am?B-4 HEAD: You are me.DATA: No. My name is Data. I am your brother.[Enterprise-E ready room]PICARD: Tea, Earl Grey, hot.RIKER (on intercom): Captain, you have an alpha priority communication from Starfleet Command.PICARD: Acknowledged.PICARD: Admiral Janeway. How good to see you again.JANEWAY (on viewscreen): Jean Luc, ...how'd you like a trip to Romulus?PICARD: With or without the rest of the fleet?JANEWAY (OC): A diplomatic mission. We've been invited, believe it or not.JANEWAY (on viewscreen): It seems there's been some kind of internal political shake-up. The new Praetor, someone called Shinzon,...JANEWAY (OC): ...has requested a Federation envoy.PICARD: New Praetor?JANEWAY (on viewscreen): There's more. ...He's Reman.JANEWAY (OC): Believe me, we don't understand it either.JANEWAY (on viewscreen): Your'e the closest ship so I want you to go and hear what he has to say. Get the lay of the land, If the Empire becomes unstable,...JANEWAY (OC): ...it could mean trouble for the entire Quadrant.PICARD: Understood.JANEWAY (OC): We're sending you all the intelligence we have,...JANEWAY (on viewscreen): ...but it's not much. I don't need to tell you to watch your back, Jean Luc.PICARD: Hardly.JANEWAY (on viewscreen): The Son'a, the Borg,...JANEWAY (OC): ...the Romulans. ...You seem to get all the easy assignments!PICARD: Just lucky, Admiral.JANEWAY (OC): Let's hope...JANEWAY (on viewscreen): ...that luck holds. Janeway out.[Enterprise-E bridge]PICARD: Helmsman, lay in a new course. Take us to Romulus. Warp eight.HELM OFFICER: Aye aye, sir. Course plotted and laid in.RIKER: Romulus?PICARD: I'm afraid the Opal Sea will have to wait, Number One. Engage.[Enterprise-E observation lounge]DATA: As you can see one side of Remus always faces the sun. Due to the extreme temperatures on that half of their world, the Remans live on the dark side of the planet. ...Almost nothing is known about the Reman homeworld, although intelligence scans have proven the existence of dilithium mining and heavy weapons construction. ...The Remans themselves are considered an undesirable caste in the hierarchy of the Empire.RIKER: But they also have the reputation of being formidable warriors. In the Dominion War, Reman troops were used as assault forces in the most violent encounters.PICARD: Cannon fodder.LAFORGE: Yeah, but how did a Reman get to be Praetor? I don't get it.RIKER: We have to assume Romulan collaborators.PICARD: Coup d'état?RIKER: The Praetor's power's always been the Romulan fleet. They must be behind Shinzon for him to