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Titolo: ENT - United

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Preludio alle guerre romulane?
http://www.trektoday.com/news/041104_01.shtml
The crew of the Enterprise NX-01 will reportedly draw closer to discovering
the relationship between Vulcans and Romulans in season four's thirteenth
episode.
Currently entitled "United", the episode is set to continue the storyline
begun in "Babel One", in which Enterprise is assigned to transport
Tellarite and Andorian delegations to a peace conference. When the
Andorians claim one of their ships was destroyed by the Tellarites,
on-board tensions start to escalate (story).
However, the real culprit in the attacks appears to be the Romulans, though
their identity is unknown to the crew of the Enterprise. The Romulan ship
is equipped with technology which allows it to attack without being
discovered   but the vessel is damaged during the altercation. The
high-ranking Senator Vrax, together with his official escort of Reman
guards, is sent out to the ship to investigate the situation.
The Romulan captain, Valdore, explains the critical nature of the situation
to Vrax. He is concerned that Enterprise may discover that the Romulans and
Vulcans are related. This will tie in with the Vulcan Reformation Arc, set
to begin November 19 with "The Forge", in which the Vulcans recover Surak's
writings, which could contain information about their link with the
Romulans.
Senator Vrax isn't trying to prevent the Vulcans discovering the true
nature of their relationship   far from it, he is committed to the
reunification of the two species. But he feels that premature discovery of
the fact by Enterprise could destabilise the Romulans' plans for reuniting
with the Vulcans on their own terms. And the Romulans will do anything to
make sure their secret does not come out...
Please note that these plot details have not yet been confirmed by
Paramount Pictures, and until such time you should treat this information
as you would any other rumour from an unofficial source. This report is
based on an early draft of the script and aspects of the episode may change
before it goes to air.
http://trekweb.com/articles/2004/11/03/4189829ac1c01.shtml
Ever since STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE debuted in 2001, fans have clamored to see
the origins of the Human-Romulan conflict known as the Romulan Wars, set by
previous series as within the show's time period. Until now, only
"Minefield" ventured into Romulan territory (literally). Executive producer
Manny Coto is set to change all that early next year.
Following up on the events in the episode "Babel One" (story), in which
Andorians and Tellarites board Enterprise for a conference that becomes
sidetracked by Romulan interference, "United" will ambitiously tackle what
could be the very prelude to the Romulan Wars themselves.
According to information from TrekWeb sources, "United" will pick up with
'Malcolm' and 'Trip' trapped aboard a Romulan vessel -- how they got there
still unknown at this point. Romulan military leader 'Valdore' confers with
a Senator named Kerry (just kidding about that part) about having lost
control of the ship, which is apparently controlled by telepathic remote
(the pilot referenced in "Babel One" is said to be an Andorian telepath).
This may go toward explaining how humans had never "seen" Romulans until
the time of ST:TOS "Balance of Terror," despite having fought entire wars
against them.
The objective of the Romulan mission is to turn the Andorians, Vulcans, and
Tellarites against each other. Archer realizes this and is able to,
apparently, convince the races that unity, not division, is the best way
toward future security. The Romulans are defeated, for now, but vow to
destroy the Human race, setting up the coming wars.
Sources also suggest additional trinkets of STAR TREK lore will be included
in this episode, such as the revelation of the Romulans' Vulcan heritage
(but not to Archer or Starfleet, which doesn't learn of it until long after
the wars), as well as the use of Reman soldiers (from STAR TREK: NEMESIS)
in the 22nd century-era Romulan military. The episode will also likely
feature Jeffrey Combs as Andorian Commander 'Shran'; the actor mentioned
the upcoming guest stint in his TrekWeb interview last week. Also likely is
the return of female andorian Lieutenant 'Talas', again played by Molly
Brink, from the third season episode 'Proving Ground', now as Shran's love
interest.
This information is preliminary and subject to change, not to mention
entirely rumor until confirmed by official sources. As usual, cum grano
salis. "United" will air in 2005.
Jolan Tru
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http://www.voyageritalia.com/

 
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