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Captain Picard tells his crew, "In my experience communication is a matter of patience, imagination. I would like to believe that these are qualities which we have in sufficient measure."

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In this scene of "The Hunger Games," the character Wiress is so traumatized that she can only communicate her theory of the arena being a clock to her friends by using the phrase "Tick, Tock."

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Movie CLIP #9 - Tick Tock (2013) Movie HD

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"The Federation’s desire to see Tamarian speech as a process of copying one form into another is a uniquely earthly one, even when sieved through Star Trek’s historical futurism. As Troi and her crewmates see it, Tamarian verbalisms depict the world through images and figures, which distort their “real” referents," (Bogost).

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The Tamarian's language being based on metaphors reminded me of the character Drax in "Guardians of the Galaxy," whose race speaks in the opposite way (only in literal terms).

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Guardians of the Galaxy - Nothing Goes Over My Head Scene