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* AsideGlance: [[https://tng.trekcore.com/hd/albums/3x23/sarek_hd_034.jpg Picard gives one]] when Sarek insists upon seeing the conference room after arriving aboard the ''Enterprise''.
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* AsideGlance: [[https://tng.trekcore.com/hd/albums/3x23/sarek_hd_034.jpg Picard gives one]] one when Sarek insists upon seeing the conference room after arriving aboard the ''Enterprise''.
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Picard wants to isolate Sarek to protect him from the disturbances, but Troi and Crusher suspect that he may be unintentionally responsible. Their theory is that he may be suffering from Bendii syndrome, a degenerative brain disease which affects aging Vulcans. His fraying emotions are spilling out psychically into random crew members and could ruin the diplomatic meeting with the Legarans. Sarek denies the accusation, but his Vulcan assistant admits that he's been using his psychic powers to hold Sarek's mind together as much as possible.
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Picard wants to isolate Sarek to protect him from the disturbances, but Troi and Crusher suspect that he may be unintentionally responsible. Their theory is that he may be suffering from Bendii syndrome, a degenerative brain disease which affects aging Vulcans. His elderly Vulcans. While in most cases Vulcans must physically touch others to use their telepathy, the brain damage caused by Bendii syndrome breaks down this limitation, so his fraying emotions are spilling out psychically into random crew members and could ruin the diplomatic meeting with the Legarans. Sarek denies the accusation, but his Vulcan assistant admits that he's been using his psychic powers to hold Sarek's mind together as much as possible.
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* MacGuffin: What the Legarans are, in essence. Not even [[LivingMacGuffin Living MacGuffins]], since they don't actually appear and thus aren't really characters. Their only importance is that Sarek has been working on a treaty with them for many, many years, which will bring great unspecified benefits to the Federation, and now there is a desperate need for him to finish this one last great accomplishment before old age catches up to him and he cannot work anymore, even with assistance.
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* MacGuffin: What the The Legarans are, in essence. Not even [[LivingMacGuffin Living MacGuffins]], since they don't actually appear and thus aren't really characters. the treaty with them. Their only importance is that Sarek has been working on a said treaty with them for many, many years, which will bring great unspecified benefits to the Federation, and now there is a desperate need for him to finish this one last great accomplishment before old age catches up to him and he cannot work anymore, even with assistance.
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* MacGuffin: The main goal for the characters in this episode is for the negotiations between the Federation and the alien race Legarans to succeed. However, the actual negotiations are not shown, and we don't even get to see what the Legarans look like.
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* MacGuffin: The main goal for the characters in this episode is for the negotiations between the Federation and the alien race Legarans to succeed. However, the actual negotiations are not shown, and we don't even get to see what What the Legarans look like.are, in essence. Not even [[LivingMacGuffin Living MacGuffins]], since they don't actually appear and thus aren't really characters. Their only importance is that Sarek has been working on a treaty with them for many, many years, which will bring great unspecified benefits to the Federation, and now there is a desperate need for him to finish this one last great accomplishment before old age catches up to him and he cannot work anymore, even with assistance.
