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Captain's log, stardate 5943.7.

We have calculated that Beta Niobe

will go nova in approximately
three and a half hours.

Its only satellite, Sarpeidon,
is a Class-M planet,

which, at last report, was inhabited
by a civilised humanoid species.

Now our instruments show

that no intelligent life remains
on the planet.

The power source we detected
is in this building, captain.

- Any sign of survivors?
- No signs of sapient life forms.

How can a whole planet full of people
just disappear?

If they knew that the sun was dying,

it could be anything
up to mass suicide.

Reports deny that they had
any space-flight capability.

This appears to be an archive
or library of some kind.

Then we're certainly in the right place
to find out what happened,

where the inhabitants are,
and if there are any left now.

- Well, that's fine. Where do we start?
- May I help you?

I am the librarian.

May I be of assistance?

- Perhaps you can, Mr?
- Mr. Atoz.

I confess
that I'm a little surprised to see you.

I had thought
that everyone had long since gone.

But the surprise is a pleasant one.

After all, a library serves no purpose
unless someone is using it.

You say everyone is gone.
Where'd they go?

It depended on the individual,
of course.

If you wish to trace a specific person,

I'm sorry,
but that information is confidential.

No, no particular person,
just people in general.

Where did they go?

You find it difficult to choose,
is that it?

Yes, a wide range of alternatives
is a mixed blessing.

But perhaps I can help.
Would you step this way, please?

May I help you?

You may select
from more than 20,000 verisim tapes,

several hundred of which have only
recently been added to the collection.

I'm sure you'll find something here
that pleases you.

You, sir. What is your particular field
of interest?

- What about recent history?
- Really? That's too bad.

We have so little on recent history.
There was no demand for it.

It doesn't have to be extensive.
Just the answers to a few questions.

Of course.

Reference service is available
at the desk.

You're very late.
Where have you been?

You're a very agile man, Mr. Atoz.

Just how many of you are there?

Space, the final frontier.

These are the voyages
of the starship Enterprise.

Its five-year mission:
To explore strange new worlds,

to seek out new life
and new civilisations,

to boldly go where no man
has gone before.

We came as soon as we knew
what was happening.

Forgive me, sir. It is my fault.
I must have miscalculated.

Our readings indicated
that there was no one here at all.

Of course I know.

Everyone on this planet was warned
of the coming nova long ago.

They followed instructions
and are now safe.

And you had better do the same.

- Did you say they were safe?
- Absolutely. Every single one.

Where did they go?

Wherever they wanted to go,
of course.

It is strictly
up to the individual's choice.

I see.

And you personally sent
all these people

on the planet to safety?

Yes, yes, yes.
They are all gone, except you three.

Of course, I had to delegate
the simple tasks to my replicas.

You are the real one, Mr. Atoz?

Of course. I am the real Mr. Atoz.

As a matter of fact,
he's quite real, Jim.

Let us take you with us
to a place of safety.

No, thank you. I plan to join my wife
and family when the time comes.

Now, don't be concerned about me.
Think of yourselves.

I warn you most urgently.
Make your escape before it's too late.

The library
is at your complete service.

I will gladly supply you
with all reference material to help you.

History of the planet
is available in every detail.

Just choose
what interests you the most.

The millennium, the century, the date,
the moment. The library is your key.

It's in the wrong file.

Well, make your own selection,
but remember you're very late.

Yes, we'll choose it as quick
as we can. How long till nova?

- Three hours, 13 minutes.
- This gentleman is not...

Hey, you, sir.

I think you'll find something interesting
over here.

Now, if these won't do,
I can bring you another file.

Have you made your selection, sir?

Exactly what is it
that I'm expected to select?

I'm sure I was clear.
The period in which you're interested.

I see.

This is a fascinating machine.
What is it?

This is the atavachron.

Interesting nomenclature.
Now, how does it work? May I?

Oh, no, sir. No.

I must ask you not to touch
the controlling mechanism.

Return and make your selection.

When you have chosen,

I will prepare you
through the atavachron.

Thank you, Mr. Atoz.

Spock. Bones.

Wait. I haven't prepared you.

You must be prepared.

- What is this place?
- Yes, and where is the captain?

You dirty thing. Let go of me.

Vile vixen.

Come when you are bidden, slave.

You need a lesson
in how to use your betters.

Who's your master?

I'm a free man, sir.

You're gonna want better manners,
free man.

Defend yourself.

Heating this boulder
may provide some temporary heat.

What's wrong?

Something's preventing my phaser
from operating.

Thank you, man.

I thought I'd be limbered sure

when that gull caught me
cutting his purse.

What's that? Are you all right?

I took you to be an Anglo,

but you're none of us, are you?

- You're a bully fine cool for all of that.
- Thank you.

What a handsome dish
you served them, the coxco...

You better come back with me
to the library. You'll be safe there.

- Dr. McCoy can see to those bruises.
- I'm game, love. Lead and I'll follow.

- Where's library?
- Right over th...

Where's the captain, Spock?
We were right behind him.

What's with you, man?

Let's make off before coxcombs
come with shoulder clappers.

No, no. Come here.

Do you remember
when you first saw me?

Do you remember whether I came
through some kind of door?

I think the wrong gull
must have kicked you in the head.

Come on, love. I know a leech
who'll ask no questions.

No, no. It must be here someplace.

- Jim. Jim, can you hear us?
- Bones? Spock?

Captain, we hear you,
but we cannot see you.

Are you all right?

We must have missed each other
somehow.

Agreed.

Apparently, they have all escaped
the destruction of their world

by retreating into its past.

- Mercy on us. It's spirits.
- No, no, no.

These are friends of mine. They're...

- Spock, are you in the library?
- Indeed not.

We're in a wilderness
of arctic characteristics.

- He means it's cold.
- Can you get back to the library?

There is no library, captain.
At least not that we can see.

We are at the base of an ice cliff.

Explain.

Just before you disappeared,
captain,

I discovered a machine
which Mr. Atoz called the atavachron.

It must have been tied
into the tape viewer somehow.

Opening time portals to the past.

You cross through into the period
which you were viewing.

I was looking over some material
about their ice age.

And I am here, evidently,

because I stepped through
at the same instant as Dr. McCoy.

Yes.

My friends are coming back
with reinforcements.

There's the mort's accomplice.
Arrest him.

We are the law
and do require that you yield to us.

- On what charge?
- Thievery and purse cutting.

- That is a mistake. I'm no thief.
- What's happening?

- Lord, help us. What's that?
- It's spirits.

Away, away, spirit,
and let honest men approach.

- Keep talking.
- Captain.

They speak at his bidding.

- Stop his mouth, and they'll quiet.
- You must be close to the portal.

Keep talking now.

Jim, what's the matter?

- Jim sounded like he was in trouble.
- We may be in trouble ourselves.

We must find shelter.

In this severe cold,
we cannot survive much longer.

Leave me here, Spock.

- We go together or not at all.
- Don't be a fool.

My hands and face are frostbitten.
I can't feel my feet.

Alone, you have a chance.
Now, do what I say. Go try to find Jim.

We go together.

You stubborn, thickheaded Vulcan.

Suffering from the severity
of your weather.

Unfortunately, he is the doctor, not I.

I'll avoid giving him any medication
at this time.

Perhaps if he's kept quiet and warm,
he may recover naturally.

It is agreeably warm here.

What are you called?

I'm called Spock.

Even your name is strange.

Forgive me.

I've never seen anyone
who looks like you.

Why are you here?
Are you prisoners too?

Prisoners?

This is one of the places
Zor Khan sends people

when he wants them to disappear.

Didn't you come in
through the time portal?

Yes, we came through the time portal,
but not as prisoners.

We were sent here by mistake.

The atavachron is far away,

but I think you come
from someplace farther than that.

That is true.

I am not from the world you know
at all.

My home is a planet
millions of light-years away.

How wonderful.

I've always loved books
about such possibilities.

But they are only stories.

This isn't real.

I must be imagining all this.

I'm going mad.

Listen to me.
I am firmly convinced that I do exist.

I am substantial.

You are not imagining this.

I've been here for so long. Alone.

When I saw you out there,
I couldn't believe it.

Is he dying?

Here. There's the mort.

And there's the mort's henchman.

Open up.

Rouse him.

You are the thief who talks to spirits.

No. I'm a stranger.

Where are you from?

- An island.
- What is this island?

It's called Earth.

I know no island Earth.

No matter. Continue.

I never saw that woman
before tonight.

When she screamed,
as far as I could tell,

she was being attacked.

Then you deny
being her accomplice?

Yes, I deny it.

I was reading in the library
when I heard her scream.

My lord, the library. Do you remember
where the library is, my lord?

Perhaps your part in this is innocent.

- I believe you to be an honest man.
- He's a witch.

Take care, woman.

I'm convinced of your guilt.

Do not compound it
with false accusation.

He speaks to unseen spirits.
He's a witch.

- You heard the voices.
- It's truth, my lord.

I heard the spirit talk to him.
He answered and did call it Bones.

You're a witch.

He cast a spell.
He made me steal against my wish.

Surely you don't believe...

- You heard these spirits?
- Aye, my lord.

I'll witness to it.

What he heard, my lord,

were only my friends behind the wall,
in the library.

In the library.

- I know nothing of this.
- The library.

Send for someone learned
in witchcraft,

and let him examine him.
I will have nothing to do with him.

My lord.

At least arrange
for me to meet Mr. Atoz.

- I know no Atoz.
- Yes.

- Yes, Atoz.
- I know nothing of this.

Nothing of these matters.

- I will not hear him.
- Let me speak to you!

I will not hear him!

At least let me talk to you.

Witch. Witch. Witch.

They'll burn you.

McCoy.

McCoy, wake up.

- Who are you?
- My name is Zarabeth.

Zarabeth.

Spock, are we in the library?

No, we are still in the ice age,
but safe for the moment.

Jim.

- What about Jim?
- You're in no condition to get up.

You lie down and rest.

I shall attempt to find the captain.

Well, you find him, Spock.

Don't you worry about me.
You just find him.

Spock.

Who is this Jim?

He's our commanding officer.

And our friend.

I saw only the two of you.
I did not know there was another.

He did not come with us.
He was sent through the time portal

to another period in history
much later than this one.

If I am to find him,

there's only one possible avenue.

Zarabeth, will you show me
where the time portal is?

But your friend. He is ill.

That is true.

If I leave him, there's a chance
he may never regain the ship.

He would then be marooned
in this time period,

but he is no longer
in danger of death.

So my primary duty to him
has been discharged.

And if I remain here,

no one of our party

would be able to aid Captain Kirk.

- You make it sound like an equation.
- Well, it should be an equation.

I should be able
to resolve this problem logically.

Perhaps it has something
to do with the atavachron.

If only I knew more
about how it worked.

Zarabeth.

You said that you were brought here
as a prisoner.

- May I ask?
- Why?

My crime was in choosing my kinsmen
unwisely.

Two of them were involved
in a conspiracy to kill Zor Khan.

I remember that name
from the history tapes in the library.

Zor Kahn the tyrant.

It was not enough
that he execute my kinsmen.

Zor Kahn determined
to destroy our entire family.

He used the atavachron to send us
places no one could ever find us.

Zarabeth, we must return to Mr. Atoz
and the atavachron.

We will carry Dr. McCoy,
and you must come with us.

I will send you and the doctor
to the ship,

and I shall search for Captain Kirk.

I can't go through the portal again.
If I do, I will die.

You cannot go back?

None of us can go back.

When we come through the portal,
we are changed by the atavachron.

That is its function.

Our basic cell structure is adjusted
to the time we enter.

You can't go back.

If you go through the portal again,

you will die
by the time you reach the other side.

Spock.

Where are we?

You are safe here, McCoy.

Yes, I remember you.

Come, doctor. Back to bed.

Why are you still here, Spock?
Why aren't you looking for Jim?

It is impossible to look for him, doctor.
We cannot go back.

What do you mean, impossible?
We've gotta get back.

Zarabeth explained it to me.

When we came
through the time portal,

it altered our physiological structure.

If we attempt to return to the library,
we shall die.

Are you trying to tell me
that we're trapped here?

Yes, doctor. We are trapped.

Just as Jim is trapped
wherever he is.

Captain's log, stardate 5943.9.

The people of this time
believe in witches,

and witchcraft
is what I've been accused of.

Five witnesses
heard McCoy's voice speak to me

and thought it was an evil spirit.

From what I know of witchcraft trials,

I don't have much chance
unless I can get to the prosecutor.

No supper for you, love.

Come on.

Up you go.

Give me your cup.

Cry out, and I'll break it.

Don't move.

Jailor.

Jailor.

I'm being falsely accused.
You know that.

You will come with me
before the inquisitional tribunal,

and there the matter of your witchcraft
will be decided.

- There are no such things as witches.
- Jailor.

That is sacrilege.

If they hear you,
they will burn you for such beliefs.

You're the only one that can hear me,
and that's the truth.

There are no witches.
Why do you deny it?

Do not let them hear you.
There are witches. There are.

You yourself may be discovered
to be a witch by the inquisitor.

No. What are you doing?

No.

Help.

I'll denounce you to the inquisitor.

You came here from the future,
just as I did.

- Therefore, you too are a witch.
- I beg you, do not implicate me.

- They would burn me.
- Then help me.

I will do everything I can
to prove you innocent.

I will disprove all the charges
of witchcraft.

But you must never again
speak to the comrades you left behind.

Help me return to the library.
I've lost my way. I must get back there.

- You cannot get back.
- I tell you I must.

I had two friends with me
who are lost in another time period.

I must find them.
You'll come back with us.

We can never go back.

We must live out our lives
here in the past.

The atavachron has prepared
our cell structure

and our brain patterns
to make life natural here.

To return to the future
would mean instant death.

Prepare?

I was not prepared.

Your Mr. Atoz did not prepare me
in any way.

Then you must get back at once.

If you were not transformed,

you can only survive for a few hours
here in the past.

Come. Hurry. Hurry.

Zarabeth, you are a beautiful cook.

- Have you ever been told that?
- Not recently.

Oh, well, you'll find that Spock
is quite delinquent in those matters.

I hadn't noticed it.

Well, now that I'm feeling better,

you'll notice a distinct difference
in our approach.

Really?

It's something to look forward to.

I think you must be well enough,
doctor,

to try the few delicacies
this climate has to offer.

No, not yet.

At your rate of progress, it will be soon,
I can see.

Dr. McCoy
is making excellent progress.

And Mr. Spock
has been practising medicine

without a licence, now.

Don't let him doctor you.
I'm the doctor around here.

And known as the worst patient
in the entire crew of the Enterprise.

I wonder where she is.

Five thousand years in the future.

Thank you.

I wonder where Jim is.

Who knows?

We can only hope that he is well,
wherever he is.

What do you mean, we can only hope?
Haven't you done anything about it?

What was there to do?

You could locate the portal.
It can't be too far.

We've been through all that, doctor.

What's the point
of rehashing that subject?

We can't get back.
Wasn't that clear to you?

Yes, that was clear to me.

Then perhaps you are too ill

to understand
what "can't get back" means.

I don't believe it, Spock.

It's just not like you to give up trying.

Then I'll repeat it for you.

Get this through your head.

We can't get back.

That means we are trapped here,
in this planet's past, just as we are.

And we'll stay here
for the rest of our lives.

Now do you understand?

Yes, I understand.

I never thought I'd hear it,

but I understand.

You wanna stay here.

As a matter of fact,
you are highly motivated

to stay in this forsaken waste.

The prospect appeared quite attractive
to you a moment ago.

Now, you listen to me,
you pointed-eared Vulcan...

I don't like that.

I don't think I ever did,
and now I'm sure.

What's happening to you, Spock?

Nothing that shouldn't have happened
long ago.

Long ago.

Of course.

Long ago.

This is where it is.
I can't remember the exact spot.

That's it.

That is the portal.

I cannot wait any longer.

Spock? McCoy?

- Kirk to Enterprise. Come in.
- Scott here, captain.

How much time
before the sun blows up?

Seventeen minutes. You three
had better come back right away.

We can't, Scotty.
Spock and McCoy are missing.

I knew there was trouble.
I got a landing party standing by.

No. Under no circumstances
send anyone else down here

without my orders.

Prepare to warp out and stand by.
Kirk out.

Mr. Atoz.

Where are you?

May I help you? It's you.

You're lucky you found your way
back here.

Now, let me process you
through the atavachron.

No.

Mr. Atoz, my friends and I
are from another planet.

We don't belong in your history.
We don't belong on your planet at all.

Just let me take care of you
and get you back where you belong.

No.

I want to find the exact disc
that they were viewing.

- Please, go back.
- I'm sorry, Mr. Atoz.

- Mr. Atoz.
- Please. I must prepare to escape.

I'll let you out in a minute.

Still up to your little game of replicas?
Which are you this time, real or not?

You are evidently a suicidal maniac.

I don't understand
what you're trying to do,

but if you continue, both of us will die,
and I, for one, do not wish death.

If you help me, we won't die,
I promise you that.

- I don't trust you.
- Are you the replica or the real one?

I am the real Atoz.
You've done away with my replicas.

I regret what I must now do.

You don't really wanna hurt me,
do you?

You've been trying to save my life,
I realise that.

Put that thing away.

I cannot pretend to be sorry
that you are here,

though I realise
it is a misfortune for you.

I'm here against my will too,
just as you are.

I'm sorry.

I know of no way
to return you to your own time.

It's not that I wish to return.
This is my time now.

I've had to face that,
but it has been lonely here.

Do you know what it's like
to be alone?

Really alone?

Yes.

I know what it is like.

I believe you do.

Have something to eat, please.

If it pleases you.

This is animal flesh?

Well, there's not much else to eat
around here, I'm afraid.

Naturally, because of the climate.

What is the source of heat
in this shelter?

There's an underground hot spring.

Excellent. Then it will be possible
to build a greenhouse of sorts.

Meanwhile, this will have to do
as the only source of nourishment.

There aren't many luxuries
around here.

Zor Kahn only left me
what was necessary to survive.

But he evidently intended
that you continue living.

Yes.

He gave me weapons, a shelter,
food, everything I needed to live.

Except companionship.

He did not want it said
that he had me killed.

But to send me here alone,

if that is not death, what is?

A very inventive mind, that man.

But insensitive,

to send such a beautiful woman
into exile.

The cold must have affected me
more than I realised.

Please, pay no attention.
I'm not myself.

I'm behaving disgracefully.

I have eaten animal flesh
and I've enjoyed it.

What is wrong with me?

I tell you you're beautiful.

But you are beautiful.

Is it so wrong to tell you so?

I have longed to hear you say it.

You are beautiful.

More beautiful than any dream
of beauty I've ever known.

Just stay where you are, sir.
I'll see you get to safety.

Now, you're gonna help me
look for my friends.

You're a most determined man.

- Kirk here.
- What's happening?

- Why are you waiting?
- No time to explain.

- Are you ready to warp out?
- Aye, captain.

Stand by to beam us up.

But when that star explodes, don't wait.
Get out fast. Kirk out.

Now we're gonna start looking.

They were in a frozen waste.
I could hear the wind.

All right. All right.

It must be the Sarpeidon ice age,
5,000 years ago. Let me look.

We'll both look, Mr. Atoz.

Spock.

You've been dishonest with me,
Spock,

and that is also something new
for you.

- I've given you the facts, doctor.
- The facts as you know them.

Or did you just accept
Zarabeth's word

because it's what you wanted
to believe?

You were told the truth.

If Zarabeth is the source,
what difference does it make?

Zarabeth is a woman condemned
to a terrible life of loneliness.

She would do anything to anybody
to change that.

- Wouldn't you, Zarabeth?
- I told you what I know.

Did you?

You said we can't get back.
The truth is you can't get back.

She would not jeopardise other lives.

She would do anything
to prevent that life of loneliness.

She would lie. She would cheat.

She would even murder me,

the captain,
the entire crew of the Enterprise,

to keep you here with her.

Go ahead, Zarabeth.

Tell Spock the truth.

Go ahead.

Tell Spock you would kill.

- What are you doing to her?
- Don't let him touch me.

Are you trying to kill me, Spock?

Is that what you really want?

Think. What are you feeling?
Rage? Jealousy?

Have you ever had those feelings
before?

This is impossible.

Impossible.

I am a Vulcan.

The Vulcan you knew won't exist
for another 5,000 years.

Think, man.

What's happening on your planet
right now at this very moment?

My ancestors are barbarians.

Warlike barbarians.

Who nearly killed themselves off
with their own passions.

Spock.

You're reverting into your ancestors,

5,000 years before you were born.

I've lost myself.

I do not know who I am.

Can we go back?

I don't know.

I only know that I can't go back.

I know I'm going to try, Spock,

because my life is back there.

And I want that life.

- You think that's the right one?
- I don't know.

If we're to get the portal set
for the proper time period,

you must be specific.

- I didn't see it.
- Well, try calling out.

Bones.

Spock. McCoy.

- You've got the wrong one.
- Please, there's no time left.

- Let me go.
- Try again.

There's no portal, here, doctor.

- It's hopeless.
- I suppose you're right.

You're too ill to remain out here
any longer. Give it up.

Bones.

Spock.

It's Jim. Here we are, Jim.

We found them.

- Can you still hear me?
- We hear you perfectly, captain.

Follow my voice.

Spock, McCoy, follow my voice.
Do you hear me?

Keep following my voice.
Spock. McCoy.

This must be it.

What are you waiting for? Hurry.

Come on, Spock.

You start ahead, doctor.

I do not wish to part from you.

I cannot come.

If I go back, I will die.

What are you waiting for?

How much time do we have?

- Scotty, how much time is there?
- You've got to come aboard now.

Come on, Spock, now.

Something's wrong.

- Why can't he get through?
- I don't know.

Unless it's because they originally
went through the portal together.

Spock, McCoy,

you can't get through unless you both
come back at the same time.

- Scotty.
- Orders or no, I'm beaming you up.

No. Wait.

Spock, McCoy,
hurry through the portal.

Time is running out.

He had his escape planned.
I'm glad he made it.

Kirk to Enterprise.

There's no further need to observe me,
doctor.

As you can see, I've returned
to the present in every sense.

But it did happen, Spock.

Yes, it happened.

But that was 5,000 years ago.

And she is dead now.
Dead and buried.

Long ago.

- Scotty, are you there?
- It's now or never, captain.

Beam us aboard.

And go to maximum warp
as soon as we're there. Kirk out.