Susan: How does that work? Are you like split personalities?
San: I am two, and we are one.
Susan: That tells me less than nothing.
Vivienne: We... that is, the two of us... it's like we're a single being with a single mind, but... there's two of us in here. I am two, and we are one. The Two Who are One, if you will.
San: I am two, and we are one.
Susan: That tells me less than nothing.
Vivienne: We... that is, the two of us... it's like we're a single being with a single mind, but... there's two of us in here. I am two, and we are one. The Two Who are One, if you will.
— Monster X's two halves in their final form, Abraxas (Hrodvitnon)
Spock: (voiceover) Enterprise log. First officer Spock — acting Captain. I must now use an ancient Vulcan technique to probe into Van Gelder's tortured mind.
McCoy: Spock, if there's the slightest possibility it might help...
Spock: I've never used it on a human, Doctor.
McCoy: If there's any way we can look into this man's mind to see if what he's seeing is real or delusion...
Spock: It's a hidden, personal thing to the Vulcan people, part of our private lives.
McCoy: Now look, Spock, Jim Kirk could be in real trouble. Will it work or not?
Spock: (to Gelder) It could be dangerous. Do you understand? It requires I make pressure changes in your nerves, your blood vessels.
Spock: This will not affect you, Doctor McCoy, only the person I touch. It is not hypnosis.
— Star Trek: The Original Series, "Dagger of the Mind"
"It's that Vulcan thing where you grab someone's head."
— Suder, Star Trek: Voyager, "Meld"
"You mother's Pearls never had the whole picture. One knew your mother was trying to change, but she couldn't understand why. The other never expected her to change at all. Now, I get to understand everything. Now, they finally get to have each other."
—Mega Pearl, Steven Universe: Future, "Volleyball"
