Original sentence: Among supporters of her view are fans who feel that T'Pol should, instead, have become involved with Archer.Since the episode "Kir'Shara" -- in which T'Pol's pan'aar syndrome was cured via a mind-meld from T'Pau -- the character has been portrayed and written as a more stereotypical Vulcan in many aspects, a move which has generated its own share of criticism from fans who liked the emotional T'Pol better.The character's relationship with Commander Tucker also garnered criticism, with critics claiming it serves no purpose on the show and isn't completely understood.There's some debate also about how much emotion other Vulcan characters have shown, including Sarek, Tuvok, Saavik (whose half-Romulan origins remain non-canonical; she is seen swearing in frustration and weeping in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan), V'Lar (a somewhat emotional Vulcan elder seen early in Enterprise's run), Ambassador Soval (who expresses frustration during the first episode of Enterprise), Spock's fully-emotional half-brother Sybok, and others
Edited sentence: Among supporters of her view are fans who feel that T'Pol should, instead, become involved with Archer.In the episode immediately following "Kir'Shara" - in which T'Pol's pan'aar syndrome was cured via a mind-meld from T'Pau, the character has been portrayed and written as a more stereotypical Vulcan in many aspects, a move which has generated its own share of criticism from fans who liked the emotional T'Pol better.Spock, however, was not nearly as emotional as T'Pol, and he also had a reason for his rare emotional struggles - he was half human.The relationship with Commander Tucker is called by some fans vacuuous, claiming it serves no purpose on the show and isn't completely understood.There's some debate also about how much emotion other characters have shown, including Sarek, Tuvok, Saavik (whose half-Romulan origins remain non-canonical; she is seen swearing in frustration and weeping in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan), V'Lar (a Vulcan elder seen early in Enterprise's run), Soval, Spock's fully-emotional half-brother Sybok, and others