But that made no more sense today than it had when Theo died. She was certain he had known she had never failed in her promise - to herself as well as...to him - to be faithful. While they had never discussed it, she had made it clear throughout their courtship and marriage that she would always be faithful in the traditional sense, even though they joked about her confessed attraction to many of the men she met. She assumed he also had had temptations to which he had not yielded. It had made no. ..we would sort of make up a new rule, when you guys would find a new way to break the old one, and sometimes it sounded almost ludicrous, what we were telling you to do.?Bill seemed disappointed, he was trying to get his head around it. ?Somehow, I thought there was a master plan to my rehabilitation, it sounds even dumber now that there was no set of rules. That you guys were flying by the seat of your pants, that is something Chris and I would have done.?Wendy offered ?We aren't perfect, we. " "Well, most people do." He turned to me and smiled like he'd done back at Park Avenue. "Then have your roommate take a look at it. Your knee looks pretty much banged up, too." "No roommates." "Alone on Christmas Eve?" I felt a rush of expectancy. "Christmas means nothing to me." He didn't sound bitter, so I assumed that he was either agnostic, Jewish or an atheist. I took a deep breath and blurted: "Well, I don't have any plans, so why don't I take you to your place and make sure your eye and. Do not know," Spock replied. "Logically, if I am not the originalSpock then I am not bound by any oaths of loyalty he may have takenbecause I am not he. Yet I have all his memories, so in another sense heand I are one and the same." I see. Not surprisingly, I'm fascinated by the encounter between thecrew of the Enterprise and my counterpart in your universe. Would it goagainst any oaths your progenitor has sworn to describe that encounterin your own words?" I do not believe so, no. On stardate.