Vulcans

Tuvok8917 · **Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:24 pm Vulcans**

I hate the Vulcans in ENT. Their to emotinal. I really don`t like them. The actors try to do not emotinal, but they can`t....

Founder · **Wed Apr 06, 2005 5:38 pm**

T'Pol is the only one that I've seen to be REALLY emotinal. I think thats because of living amongst humans. She is like the first Vulcan to be surrounded by Humans for LONG periods of time. She is having trouble adjusting I think. Who knows. Another ENT screw up? Perhaps....

Sonic74205 · **Wed Apr 06, 2005 6:13 pm**

The reason why T'Pol is like that is because of the Trellium D she took and became addicted to. Her emotions were always close to the suface for a Vulcan, then she joined a crew of all humans and 1 denobulan and spent 4 like 4 years with them and her emotions were brought up even more because of the effect the Trellium D had on her.

If you watch season 1 of enterprise you see that she makes an excellent Vulcan.

KathrynDavismyalterego · Lieutenant Joined: 20 Nov 2004 Posts: 150

^^^yep

sabertooth1217 · **Sun May 01, 2005 12:37 am**

You may also want to take in effect that the Vulcans during enterprise's time would have to be less controlled than than of any of the other shows because they are a good 1-2 generations earlier.

I do remeber Soval raising his voice to Jon Archer in Broken Bow... that is if I remember correctly, and with that he had also spent a lot of excess time on Earth.

AndrewBullock · **Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:28 am**

It must be sad to live a life as a Vulcan, but it's also one with out that feeling of pain. I would certainly love to suppress pains, emotional and physical.

But anyway, Vulcans are full of logic. Thats a quality I would love to have

~Andrew

madlilnerd · **Thu Jun 02, 2005 3:50 pm**

They do express pain, when they get shot or cut they shout "argh!" because it catches them off guard, unlike an emotion which creeps up on your mind slowly and is easy to suppress

Lord Borg · **Thu Jun 02, 2005 5:28 pm**

Actually, I dont know if Pain, that is Physical pain are emotions. if it is, perhaps a really strong one?

madlilnerd · **Sat Jun 04, 2005 2:56 pm**

Yeah, I wouldn't count physical pain as an emotion. It's your body telling you it's been damaged