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+ | [[King]] '''Solomon''' ([[1st millennium BC|990-920 BC]]) was a [[Bible|Biblical]] ruler who was renowned for his wisdom. It was later revealed, in [[2269]], that the immortal [[Flint]] was indeed the former King Solomon. ({{TOS|Requiem for Methuselah}}) |
| − | Solomon once had to choose between two women who claimed the same child. |
+ | Solomon once had to choose between two women who claimed the same child. His solution for identifying the true parent was accomplished by threatening to cut the child in half, knowing that no real mother could ever agree to the death of her child. |
| − | [[Spock]] faced a similar situation when he was forced to choose who the "real" [[James T. Kirk| |
+ | [[Spock]] faced a similar situation when he was forced to choose who the "real" [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk|Kirk]] was, when confronted by both the real Kirk and an impostor, Captain [[Garth of Izar|Garth]]. |
| − | Spock was able to deduce that the at the time of the struggle between Kirk and Garth, the victor in the struggle, which Spock assumed would be Garth, due to Kirk's depleted condition. However, because the struggle was inconclusive, Spock was forced to use other means to make his determination |
+ | Spock was able to deduce that the at the time of the struggle between Kirk and Garth, the victor in the struggle, which Spock assumed would be Garth, due to Kirk's depleted condition. However, because the struggle was inconclusive, Spock was forced to use other means to make his determination – which lead to Spock getting hit on the head by Garth. Although ultimately successful, Kirk was unsure if that was a method King Solomon would have approved of. ({{TOS|Whom Gods Destroy}}) |
| + | {{bginfo|In the Hebrew Bible, Solomon is the son of [[David (Bible)|King David]].}} |
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| − | :''This scenario was repeated in ''[[Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country]]'' between Kirk and [[Martia]], and to a lesser degree between [[Odo]] and a [[Changeling]] disguised as [[Krajensky (Changeling)|Krajensky]] in [[DS9]]: "[[The Adversary]]".'' |
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Revision as of 15:41, 28 July 2014
King Solomon (990-920 BC) was a Biblical ruler who was renowned for his wisdom. It was later revealed, in 2269, that the immortal Flint was indeed the former King Solomon. (TOS: "Requiem for Methuselah")
Solomon once had to choose between two women who claimed the same child. His solution for identifying the true parent was accomplished by threatening to cut the child in half, knowing that no real mother could ever agree to the death of her child.
Spock faced a similar situation when he was forced to choose who the "real" Captain Kirk was, when confronted by both the real Kirk and an impostor, Captain Garth.
Spock was able to deduce that the at the time of the struggle between Kirk and Garth, the victor in the struggle, which Spock assumed would be Garth, due to Kirk's depleted condition. However, because the struggle was inconclusive, Spock was forced to use other means to make his determination – which lead to Spock getting hit on the head by Garth. Although ultimately successful, Kirk was unsure if that was a method King Solomon would have approved of. (TOS: "Whom Gods Destroy")
| Previous aliases of Flint |
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| Akharin • Methuselah • Solomon • Alexander the Great • Lazarus • Merlin • Leonardo da Vinci • Johannes Brahms • Abramson • Brack |