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=== Year two ===
[[File:T'Pol tortured by Silik.jpg|thumb|Silik tortures T'Pol at the helix]]
Early in [[2152]], T'Pol and her crewmates re-encountered the [[Suliban]] and were framed for the destruction of a [[colony|settlement]] on [[Paraagan II]], an incident that had resulted in the deaths of 3,600 colonists. T'Pol was instrumental in proving the crew's innocence, detecting a [[cloak]]ed Suliban device and helping in the retrieval of [[data disk]]s from [[Suliban stealth cruiser|a Suliban vessel]]. Upon the disappearance of Captain Archer and capture of ''Enterprise'', T'Pol led the crew in retaking the ship, successfully freeing it from a [[Suliban helix]]. During this incident, T'Pol was [[torture|tortuously]] [[interrogate]]d by Suliban commander [[Silik]] for information regarding the "[[Temporal Cold War]]". T'Pol cited the [[Vulcan Science Directorate]]'s findings, steadfastly maintaining that [[time travel]] was impossible. Suffering no lasting effects from the experience, T'Pol was able to convince Ambassador Soval and Starfleet to continue ''Enterprise''{{'}}s mission, upon the safe return of Captain Archer. ({{ENT|Shockwave|Shockwave, Part II}})

[[File:T'Pol, 2152.jpg|thumb|left|T'Pol in [[2152]]]]
Later that year, T'Pol used her prior combat training to teach settlers, of a [[deuterium]] [[mining]] [[colony]], [[evasive technique]]s to repel Klingon [[marauder]]s. She instructed the colonists and members of the ''Enterprise'' crew in Vulcan [[martial arts|methods of self-defense]], in a successful effort. ({{ENT|Marauders}})

In [[August]] 2152, T'Pol's Vulcan [[physiology]] left her the only crewmember conscious aboard ''Enterprise'' when it encountered a debilitating [[trinary star system]]. She was left alone to save the ship but was able to revive Captain Archer, long enough to help him pilot ''Enterprise'' through the system and away from a [[black hole]]. ({{ENT|Singularity}})

[[File:T'Pol shoots Menos.jpg|thumb|T'Pol stuns Menos on Pernaia Prime]]
Seventeen years after her initial stint with the Ministry of Security, T'Pol once again found herself in pursuit of the rogue agent Menos. She now managed to trace him to [[Pernaia Prime]], but began to doubt her mission and the guilt of Menos. Overcoming those doubts, however, she was able to prove that he was indeed a weapons [[smuggler]] and succeeded in apprehending the fugitive. ({{ENT|The Seventh}})

{{bginfo|Concerning how T'Pol was further developed in "The Seventh", [[Brannon Braga]] noted, "''We wanted to get under her skin a little bit and deal with issues she doesn't normally have to deal with, like guilt.''" ({{STC|145|25}})|In the final draft script of {{ENT|Precious Cargo}}, T'Pol &ndash; while playing the character of a stern [[judge]] &ndash; was described thus; "''She emanates an air of detached authority.''"}}

After a group of Vulcan doctors at the [[Interspecies Medical Exchange]] learned that T'Pol had contracted a deadly [[neurology|neurological]] disease called [[Pa'nar Syndrome]], her future aboard ''Enterprise'' was at stake. The team of doctors threatened to reveal her status to the High Command and have her recalled, as those who were infected were stigmatised in Vulcan society. To save her, Dr. [[Yuris]] &ndash; the youngest of the Vulcan doctors &ndash; declared himself to be among the minority and revealed to the others that T'Pol wasn't to blame for having contracted the disease. ({{ENT|Stigma}})

With tensions between Vulcan and Andoria continuing to mount &ndash; following the incident at P'Jem &ndash; T'Pol accompanied Captain Archer and Ambassador Soval to the planet [[Paan Mokar]], to mediate a territorial dispute. The group came under fire and crashed on the surface of the planet, where T'Pol helped Archer to protect the ambassador from further attack. Ultimately helping bring about a [[cease fire]] on the planet, the efforts of T'Pol and Archer allowed negotiations to commence. ({{ENT|Cease Fire}})