In the year 9521.6 of the ephemeris, the smashing Star Enterprise was about to retire. Suddenly, the star scum Klingon wanted to make peace with the interstellar satellites to end the long-term confrontation. The only condition was that the Star Fleet had to withdraw from the neutral buffer zone. Among them, Captain Kirk of the USS Enterprise was the most opposed to this peace operation, because his son was killed by the Klingons and it was difficult to dispel the hatred, but because most of the other interstellar fleets pursued peace, they had to accept this. In fact, Captain Kirk was even recommended to escort the ambassador and Speaker Gegen through the Confederate airspace to the earth headquarters. Kirk was ordered to set sail and wanted to complete this historical initiative with the final voyage. That night, he invited Yogo to board the ship for a meal. After the meal, when Ge even returned to the Krono, a sniper incident occurred. All records show that the torpedo was launched from the Enterprise, and Kirk was unjustly wronged for this.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan movie plot
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Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan quotes
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Carol Marcus: I don't understand. Who's responsible for all this? Who is Khan?
Kirk: Well, it's a long story.
David Marcus: We appear to have plenty of time.
Kirk: Is there anything to eat? I don't know about anybody else, but I'm starved.
McCoy: How can you think of food at a time like this?
Kirk: First order of business: survival.
Carol Marcus: There is food in the Genesis cave, enough to last a lifetime; if necessary.
McCoy: We thought this was Genesis.
Carol Marcus: This? It took the Starfleet Corps of Engineers ten months in space suits to tunnel out all this. What we did in there, we did in a day.
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Kirk: [seeing the Genesis cave] You did all this in a day?
Carol Marcus: The matrix formed in a day. The life forms grew later at a substantially accelerated rate.
McCoy: Jim! This is incredible! Have you ever seen the like?