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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark" data-source="post: 1728450" data-attributes="member: 5">I heard of one case where one of two people captured was lying on the cell floor and apparently had succumb to an illness.  The other cried out for one of the guards.  When the Klingon arrived, it was suggested that his superior would be quite disappointed in him if one of the prisoners was permanently harmed due to his negligance.  Well, let me tell you, that Klingon made all haste to open that cell and kneel down next to the prone prisoner.That was all the other prisoner needed!  Seeing his chance, the standing prisoner clenched his two hands into fists, moved in from behind, and brought his forearms down onto the shoulders of the kneeling Klingon.  He must not have needed to strike the Klingon too hard because I could tell that he was holding back a little bit.  Nevertheless, the Klingon slumped down to the ground.Then something happened that took me complately by surprize.  The prisoner that had been lying on the floor suddenly stood up, turned to his partner, and suggested they make a hasty escape.  He had only FEIGNED THE ILLNESS!I would not like to be in THAT Klingon's noticebly-platformed shoes when the prisoners' egresss was discovered!</blockquote>