Spock tilts his head again, and Hunter will be able to tell he is somewhat reluctant to leave, fascinated by the implications that the Nexus's existence opens up. "One must always be open to new possibilities. To assume that we know all that exists is arrogance in its totality."

"'There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy,'" McCoy drawls. He, too, is getting ready to leave, as they all came together, and the doctor is less than eager for Jim to have to give him a lift to the shuttleport on his bike, so he can't miss his ride.