Mr. Spock

:This article is about the Star Trek character Mr. Spock. For other uses of the name, see Spock.

Later life

Sometime after the decommissioning of the NCC-1701-A, Spock retired from Starfleet service and focused on diplomacy. It was during this time that he publicly challenged his father's position on the Cardassians, which was considered controversial. These events were explored in the non-canon graphic novella Star Trek: Enter the Wolves.

Related Topics:
NCC - Cardassian

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His activities and whereabouts over the next 70-75 years are as yet unrevealed, but Spock apparently took a wife during this time (Jean-Luc Picard once remarked that he'd attended the wedding of Sarek's son). The non-canon novel Vulcan's Heart features the marriage of Spock and Saavik.

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In the early 2370s, Spock was seen outside his then-role as Federation ambassador on the Romulan homeworld of Romulus. He was attempting to bring about a peace between the Romulans and Vulcans, healing a rift between the two peoples that had lasted for thousands of years. (' "Unification Parts I and II") It's possible that his work may have been responsible for the improving relations between the Federation and the Romulans (Star Trek Nemesis), however nothing has been established in canon as yet.

Related Topics:
Federation - Romulan - Romulus - "Unification Parts I and II" - Star Trek Nemesis

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In the non-canon novel Captain's Blood, Spock is publicly assassinated at a peace rally on Romulus following the events of Nemesis.

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