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	Ambasador Soval
		Soval continued his criticism of Enterprise's mission, particularly after the crew, along with a group of Andorian commandos led by Commander Shran, discovered a listening post beneath the Vulcan sanctuary of P'Jem which was being used to spy on the Andorians.
		Soval was markedly skeptical of this claim, and personally attempted to discourage Enterprise from entering The Delphic Expanse, the mysterious region of space the Xindi call home.
		Soval came to appreciate Archer's efforts in saving Earth, and his attitude towards humans warmed considerably after the man in charge of Starfleet Command, Admiral Forrest, sacrificed his own life to save the Ambassador's during a bombing inside the Earth Embassy on Vulcan (see the episode entitled "The Forge" for more).
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Soval.php (940 words)

	Soval - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Soval continued his criticism of Enterprise's mission, particularly after the crew, along with a group of Andorian commandos led by Commander Shran, discovered a listening post beneath the Vulcan sanctuary of P'Jem which was being used to spy on the Andorians.
		Soval is capable of conducting mind melds, an act considered taboo amongst Vulcans of the 22nd Century.
		In the Mirror Universe, Soval is a non-commissioned Starfleet science crewmember aboard the ISS Avenger.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Soval (902 words)

	Soval - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Soval was one of the greatest proponents of Earth's caution in advancing into the galaxy.
		Soval then informed Commander Tucker of a plot, orchestrated by High Command Administrator V'Las, to use the Syrrannite crisis as a cover for a planned invasion of Andoria, despite a peace treaty signed two years previous.
		Soval later informed Captain Archer of the dissolution of the High Command and the less stringent policy to be adopted towards Earth.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Soval (1269 words)

	STARFLEET RECORDS - USS MIRANDA PERSONELL FILES
		Soval was born on the Ides of March in 2279, the second son of a pair of traditional Vulcan parents.
		An intelligent child with a normal upbringing, Soval excelled in his studies at the Vulcan Institute of Science and upon graduation, seeing Vulcan growing more and more prominent in the galaxy, he felt the next logical step in his education would be to enlist in the Vulcan Institute of Defensive Arts.
		Soval would then spend the next 47 years in a monastery coming to grips with both his complete loss of emotion and dual psyche.
	www.ussmiranda.com /bios/soval.htm (455 words)

	Lowerdecks.com - "The Forge" Guide
		Soval confesses that the Vulcans don't quite know what to make of humans, saying they have the arrogance of Andorians and stubborn pride of Tellarites." Humans can be as ruled by emotions as Klingons, then suddenly embrace logic.
		At first Soval declines, stating that no one would be willing to sacrifice their position by letting it be known that they could mind meld.
		Soval's emergence from the dark side, however, was quite puzzling to me. For him to be a closet Syrrannite seems unlikely based on his past behavior, but it was probably necessary for the episode to work.
	www.lowerdecks.com /news/reviews/forge.shtml (2459 words)

	Kir'Shara (Enterprise episode) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Upon contact with Enterprise and it's temporary occupant, Ambassador Soval, Shran learns that the Vulcan High Command has been assembling a massive fleet near Regulus, beyond the range of Andorian listening stations.
		Therefore, to be certain that the mobilization of the massive Andorian Imperial fleet is not in vain, Shran abducts Ambassador Soval, secretly teleporting him from the Enterprise.
		Back at the Enterprise, Ambassador Soval has been returned, and remains at the Sick bay where his former captor, Shran, pays him a visit to check on his condition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kir'Shara_(Enterprise_episode) (1302 words)

	Awakening - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		Soval appears before the Vulcan High Command to answer for his mind meld in The Forge.
		Soval states that deception is no stranger to the high command.
		Privately, Soval (who is on board) informs Tucker that Vulcan is planning to attack Andoria, believing they are developing a weapon based on the Xindi superweapon.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Awakening (802 words)

	Lowerdecks.com - "Cease Fire" Review
		Upon exiting the shuttle, Soval reveals that he was once stationed on Paan Mokar as an intelligence officer and that it was he who later negotiated the original Territorial Compromise, and suggests that they try to reach the Vulcan headquarters.
		Later, aboard Enterprise as it seems that the negotiations between Shran and Soval are going nowhere, Shran proposes as toast to their mutual dissatisfaction, the cease fire, and to Archer himself.
		Soval first points out that Vulcans do not drink, but agrees to a compromise, stating that he is looking forward to continuing the negotiations on Andor.
	www.lowerdecks.com /news/feb03/021303.shtml (1964 words)

	Soval's Annex: Little Bird in a Tree, by Linda
		Soval told his driver to head for the embassy but lapsed into silence because he was not feeling particularly well this morning.
		Uncle Soval had spoken with her father and it was decided she would stay in the compound and enroll in the Vulcan School.
		A week later, Soval was pacing the ground floor of his condo, thinking of how he would word a response to a request for a joint Human-Vulcan expedition to explore a newly discovered M class planet, teeming with non-sentient life forms, when he saw Omiimii’s father noiselessly enter and then leave, his walled garden.
	www.triptpolers.houseoftucker.com /soval/little_bird_in_a_tree_by_linda.shtml (6007 words)

	The Forge
		For those Vulcans less intellectually honest than Soval, their logic would lead them to what we humans refer to as "desperate times call for desperate measures." In this case, blowing up the Earth embassy and attempting to frame their usual scapegoats, the Andorians, along with a "radical" group known as the Syrannites.
		Soval does the meld, and discovers what the viewers already suspected from the start: the bomber was none other than Stel, the chief of Vulcan security (Larc Spies).
		In the mean time, Soval, to Tucker's astonishment, complies with a VHC order to appear before them, on the grounds that this will be his last chance to reach the members other than V'Las, as though they had any stroke.
	home.comcast.net /~jimsondergeld/4ENT_The_Forge.htm (1516 words)

	Television Without Pity Cease Fire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Soval I-told-you-sos about the Andorians, and Quantum tells him he's too busy crashing the shuttle to engage in light badinage.
		Soval suggests heading toward the current Vulcan camp, but Quantum thinks they should try to make their appointment with the Andorians.
		Soval's aghast that he would still want to meet with them after they shot them out of the sky.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a2378/index-6.html (612 words)

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		When they return, Soval also concedes that Archer's actions were born of necessity and thanks him for saving Vulcan.
		Soval warns Archer not to trust the High Command but to investigate personally.
		Soval and Trip launch a mission to penetrate the Vulcan sensor grid with a shuttle and rescue Archer and T'Pol before V'Las can strike.
	www.lcars.org.uk /ent4.htm (5634 words)

	Cease Fire
		Predictably, when Archer, T’Pol, and Soval return to the surface, their shuttle is shot down in no-“man’s” land, and the trio come under fire from Andorian troops, who turn out to be led by none other than Tarah, which is also expected.
		While Archer is gone, Soval makes yet another attempt to bolster T’Pol’s “Vulcanness,” chiding her for having picked up a “human accent” and belittling her for her career choice by saying that if she had remained at the Vulcan embassy in San Francisco, she’d be much better off by now.
		Soval acknowledges this with an act of high Vulcan praise: he tells Archer that his presence was “not unduly troublesome.” After the Vulcans depart, Shran amiably observes, “I think he’s actually beginning to like you, pink-skin.”
	home.comcast.net /~jimsondergeld/2ENT_Cease_Fire.htm (1511 words)

	Soval - TheBestLinks.com - Star Trek: Enterprise, TheBestLinks.com:Find or fix a stub, 22nd century, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Soval, Star Trek: Enterprise, TheBestLinks.com:Find or fix a stub, 22nd century...
		Jonathan Archer is not particularly fond of the Ambassador as he played a major role in discouraging Earth's space program and more specifically Archer's mission on the Enterprise.
		When the Xindi attacked Earth, Soval was utterly skeptical of Archer's story that someone from the future (Daniels) told him who attacked Earth, and why.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Soval.html (173 words)

	Scifispace.com's Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror Forums > The Expanse
		Soval informs him that it is a region of space nearly 2,000 light years across.
		Soval is telling T'Pol that if all things go well, she can resume her duties on Earth in a year.
		Soval tells her that she has spent far to much time with humans, and he thinks it would be better if she spent some time at home for a while.
	www.scifispace.com /members/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t948.html (10402 words)

	ST Universe Episode Review - Enterprise \| Season 4 \| Kir'Shara
		On the one hand, you have Trip and Soval on Enterprise attempting to warn the Andorians that the Vulcans are planning a surprise attack.
		Soval's personal arc comes full circle as he chooses to “betray” his people to the Andorians in order to save them.
		But despite things having to go to the brink during Soval's torture, they eventually find a way to move passed their history, and in that respect, encapsulate the hope for the future that this show is fundamentally about.
	www.stuniverse.com /episode_guide/review.asp?episodeID=726 (957 words)

	VisitScotland - Salmon - Hebrides - Soval
		Soval is let only to a minimum of 5 rods staying in the Lodge with exclusive use of the fishing.
		Soval provides some excellent fly only salmon and sea trout fishing on the whole of the Laxay river.
		Soval is let for trout and early salmon fishing during May and June and for salmon, sea trout and trout fishing from July through to the end of October.
	www.fishhebrides.com /soval/river.asp?dom=VisitScotland (591 words)

	Trip/T'Polers: Fan Fiction: Soval's Sorrow
		Soval didn’t know that he himself was somewhat responsible for her response to human sarcasm.
		Soval blamed Archer for her unwillingness to leave Enterprise, but Archer was just part of the picture.
		But maybe Soval is too caught up in his ways, and needs a reminder of the IDIC philosophy from his daughter when she brings home a human mate(-hint hint).
	triptpolers.houseoftucker.com /fiction/author_myst123_sovals_sorrow.shtml (1589 words)

	Star Trek
		In the beginning, Ambassador Soval was a little arrogant and contemptous Vulcan diplomat, who was happy to make humans conscious of his superiority but - surprisingly - he managed to do it captivatingly.
		Soval is characterized by qualities like solid dignity, a certain kind of stubborn pride and wonderful sarcastic wit and sense of humour, coupled with the ?discreet charm of logic" (if I can use this expression) :-), not to mention his hidden but palpable passion behind the Vulcan control...
		He portrayed also the improvement of Soval's character really convincingly, making it genuine, and suggesting his commitment to peace and truth remarkably.
	www.garygraham.com /startrek.html (397 words)

	[ENT] Jammer's Review: "The Forge"
		Soval finds he is out of the loop in regard to the bombing investigation and the High Command's politicking around it.
		Soval, like Archer, respected Admiral Forrest, and Soval begins to suspect the High Command is not being straight with him, Starfleet, or the Vulcan people.
		They turn to Soval for help, and in what is the show's most surprising and satisfying example of put-up-or-shut-up, Soval says that he himself will put his career on the line and perform the meld.
	www.jammersreviews.com /ent-4/forge.php (1568 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Episode
		Vulcan Ambassador Soval is reluctant to bring Archer in as mediator, but three Vulcans have been taken hostage, and Shran has made his position clear — he only trusts Archer.
		As their shuttlepod nears the planet, Archer, T'Pol and Soval find themselves being fired on — they are forced to crash-land right in the middle of the conflict.
		Soval suggests the Andorians are trying to sabotage the peace talks, but Archer doesn't believe Shran would resort to such tactics.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/series/ENT/episode/127523.html (568 words)

	PADD =/\= "CEASE FIRE"
		Soval is concerned about Archer's involvement, since the last time Archer dealt with the Andorians, a Vulcan intelligence site was compromised and a priceless monastery destroyed.
		Archer returns to the surface with Ambassador Soval to negotiate with Shran, but their shuttle is attacked by an Andorian faction that is tired of negotiations.
		Shran and Soval finally negotiate a cease fire between the Andorian Imperial Council and the Vulcan High Command, and their talks will continue on Andoria.
	trekguide.com /padd/ent041.htm (254 words)

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