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Flight Control Officer<br>
Flight Control Officer<br>
USS FEYNMAN, NCC-66000<br>
USS FEYNMAN, NCC-66000<br>
jobaker@chuma.cas.usf.edu<br>
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* Daisemi'in rhhaensuriuu * Of the chief parts of the Ruling            *
* meillunsiateve * Passion, only this can be truly                      *
* rh'e Mnhei'sahe yie ahr'en: * said:                                  *
* Mnahe afw'ein quii; * Hate has a reason for everything,              *
* rh'e hweithnaef * But love is unreasonable.                          *
* mrht Hes'he ehl'ein quii.                                            *
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* Joseph W. Baker                                                      *
* Physics Major, College of Arts and Sciences                          *
* University of South Florida                                          *
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<h3 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">USS FEYNMAN: Darmok and Jilard at Tenagra</h3>
<h4 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS','Arial'; color: royalblue; font-weight: bold;">by Joseph Baker 2-9-1996</h4>
SD: 80209.1513<br>
LTJG Jerran Terel rushed out of the meeting chuckling at himself for
having escaped the clutches of the evil Betazoid counselor yet again. It
was more of a game to him to avoid her now, ever since their adventures
on the NOGURA. He took somewhat of a pleasure in blocking out her
attempts to sense his emotions. He was also getting rather colorful with
his methods. Instead of the normal mind blocks which he had usually put
up, ones which made his mind relatively black to other telepaths, the
last time she had attempted to sense his emotions, he had put up a block
that looked to a telepath like a number of colored childrens' blocks,
with, of course, Bajoran lettering on them.
Jerran walked into the turbolift and ordered it to take him to stellar
cartography so that he could go get the latest starcharts for the area.
When he got there, he was surprised to see a Tamarian sitting at the
computer terminal in the large, star filled room. He didn't
know that there were any other Tamarians on board other than Cmdr. Maril.
The Tamrian smiled to Jerran and said, "Rai and Jhi at Lungha."
Jerran had studied a number of mythilogical stories from different races,
and Tamarian was one of his favorites because of its exclusive use in
their language. He knew a great number of them, and was glad to be able
to get an opportunity to use them.
"Katal at Tana's castle," he said, returning the greeting and welcoming
him on board the FEYNMAN. Pointing to himself he then said, "Celvar on
the river Ingery," indicating that he was the helmsman of the FEYNMAN.
The Tamarian smiled and went on to tell Jerran that he was Azelti, Cmdr.
Maril's father.
Jerran nodded and said, "Mirab, his sails unfurled," telling Azelti that
they were about to leave the starbase. He then went on to explain to the
Tamarian that he had come here to get the latest starcharts for the
mission area, a conversation which he was surprisingly able to sum up in
just a few Tamarian words. That's one reason he enjoyed Tamarian, other
than the mythilogical background, was that it was easy to express some
very complex thoughts just by uttering a single analogy.
Azelti then helped Jerran retrieve the appropriate files from the
computer. He handed the PADD to Jerran saying, "Timba, his arms open."
Jerran would like to have stayed and chatted with the Tamarian some more,
but he had to get back up to the bridge, so he extended his gratitude to
Azelti and left with a smile.
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Paula: Hope you don't mind me saying hi to your dad <G>, and I hope I
didn't butcher the language too much.
Respectfully Submitted,<br>
LTJG Jerran Terel<br>
FCO<br>
USS FEYNMAN<br>
jobaker@chuma.cas.usf.edu<br>
jobaker@chuma.cas.usf.edu<br>
jbaker@deans2.cas.usf.edu  <br>  
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