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** One occurs in "Unification I" from season 5. Perrin (Spock's step-mother) performs it during her scene with Picard. She goes for more of a "preoccupied" kind of downstage turn, but it's understandable since she is distraught over Spock's apparent [[spoiler:defection]].
*** Perrin actually does the exact same thing during her first episode ("Sarek"), when Picard comes to her quarters to confront her about her husband's illness. This scene is unique in that it ''starts'' with Perrin already Turned.
*** Perrin actually does the exact same thing during her first episode ("Sarek"), when Picard comes to her quarters to confront her about her husband's illness. This scene is unique in that it ''starts'' with Perrin already Turned.
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** One occurs in "Unification I" from season 5. Perrin (Spock's step-mother) performs it during her scene with Picard. She goes for more of a "preoccupied" kind of downstage turn, but it's understandable since she is distraught over Spock's apparent [[spoiler:defection]].
*** Perrin actuallydoes the exact same thing this during her first episode ("Sarek"), when Picard comes to her quarters to confront her about her husband's illness. illness, which she is desperate to deny. This scene is unique in that it ''starts'' with Perrin already Turned.Turned.
*** Later in the same episode, Sarek himself pulls this off as he tries to convince Picard that he's not going crazy.
** Perrin also does this in "Unification I" from season 5, once again during a scene with Picard. She goes for more of a "preoccupied" kind of Downstage Turn, which is understandable since she is distraught over Spock's apparent [[spoiler:defection]].
*** Perrin actually
*** Later in the same episode, Sarek himself pulls this off as he tries to convince Picard that he's not going crazy.
** Perrin also does this in "Unification I" from season 5, once again during a scene with Picard. She goes for more of a "preoccupied" kind of Downstage Turn, which is understandable since she is distraught over Spock's apparent [[spoiler:defection]].
