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"DATA: The Tamarian seems to be stating the proper names of individuals and locations.
PICARD: Yes, but what does it all mean?" (Star Trek: The Next Generation 1992).

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"TROI: Exactly. Imagery is everything to the Tamarians. It embodies their emotional states, their very thought processes. It's how they communicate, and it's how they think.
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DATA: No, sir. The situation is analogous to understanding the grammar of a language but none of the vocabulary.
CRUSHER: If I didn't know who Juliet was or what she was doing on that balcony, the image alone wouldn't have any meaning" (Star Trek: The Next Generation 1992).

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"PICARD: ...That's how you communicate, isn't it? By citing example. By metaphor. Uzani's army with fist open.
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DATHON: Sokath. His eyes uncovered!" (Star Trek: The Next Generation 1992).

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"To be truly allegorical, Tamarian speech would have to represent something other than what it says. But for the Children of Tama, there is nothing left over in each speech act. The logic of Darmok or Shaka or Uzani is not depicted as image, but invoked or instantiated as logic in specific situations" (Bogost 14).

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"PICARD: (holds out the dagger) Temba, his arms open.
TAMARIAN [on viewscreen]: Temba at rest.
PICARD: Thank you" (Star Trek: The Next Generation 1992).