enterprise to tantalus colony. woman: tantalus. i'd like to speak to dr. adams. stand by, enterprise. captain kirk, dr. adams here. dr. adams, regarding your escaped man-- t? and your people-- no injuries? no casualties, sir. this man is... dr. simon van gelder? yes, of course. you're certain he's all right? we've been very concerned. in the violent state he's in-- no harm to him, sir. he'd been doing some experimental work, captain, an experimental beam we'd hoped might rehabilitate incorrigibles. van gelder felt he hadn't the moral right to expose another man to something he hadn't tried on his own person. tragedy, doctor. jim... that doesn't quite ring true. uh, dr. adams... please stand by. explain. i don't believe him. i can't explain n , but the more i study that patient-- you don't believe him and you can't explain it. bones, are you aware that in the e st 20 years, dr. adams has done more to revolutionize, to humanize prisons and the treatment of prisoners than all the rest of humanity had done in 40 centuries? i've been to those penal colonies since they