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| - thumb|Stonn (2267) Stonn ist ein Vulkanier, der etwa 2230 geboren wird. Er ist der Wunschehepartner von T'Pring, Spocks Verlobter, und nimmt 2267 am Hochzeitsritual koon-ut-kal-if-fee der beiden teil. T'Pring lehnt die Hochzeit mit Spock ab und wählt stattdessen das kal-if-fee. Stonn hofft, in dem folgenden Zweikampf auf Leben und Tod um T'Pring gegen Spock antreten zu dürfen, doch T'Pring wählt Captain Kirk als Gegner. Da Spock nach dem Sieg über Kirk aber T'Pring frei gibt, können Stonn und T'Pring am Ende doch heiraten. (TOS: ) Stonn wurde von Lawrence Montaigne gespielt.
- Stonn was a male Vulcan who lived during the 23rd century. He was born in the same year as Spock, son of Sarek, and was part of the same coming-of-age ceremony in 2247. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge) While Spock was away from Vulcan serving in Starfleet, Stonn began a relationship with T'Pring, who had been betrothed to Spock. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Glory) This contradicts events within the novels which shows that he survived into the late 24th century.
- Stonn was a male Vulcan who married T'Pring in 2267. Although T'Pring had been bonded to Spock as a [child], she preferred Stonn instead, and claimed Kal-if-fee at the koon-ut-kal-if-fee wedding ceremony. Spock would have to fight for her and Stonn expected he would be T'Pring's choice as champion. As Spock returned to the USS Enterprise he told Stonn that T'Pring was now his but cautioned him that he might not find having as pleasing as wanting. (TOS: "Amok Time" )
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| - thumb|Stonn (2267) Stonn ist ein Vulkanier, der etwa 2230 geboren wird. Er ist der Wunschehepartner von T'Pring, Spocks Verlobter, und nimmt 2267 am Hochzeitsritual koon-ut-kal-if-fee der beiden teil. T'Pring lehnt die Hochzeit mit Spock ab und wählt stattdessen das kal-if-fee. Stonn hofft, in dem folgenden Zweikampf auf Leben und Tod um T'Pring gegen Spock antreten zu dürfen, doch T'Pring wählt Captain Kirk als Gegner. Da Spock nach dem Sieg über Kirk aber T'Pring frei gibt, können Stonn und T'Pring am Ende doch heiraten. (TOS: ) Stonn wurde von Lawrence Montaigne gespielt.
- Stonn was a male Vulcan who married T'Pring in 2267. Although T'Pring had been bonded to Spock as a [child], she preferred Stonn instead, and claimed Kal-if-fee at the koon-ut-kal-if-fee wedding ceremony. Spock would have to fight for her and Stonn expected he would be T'Pring's choice as champion. When she chose James Kirk as her champion, he protested, but was ordered to be silent by T'Pau, who was the master of the ceremony. T'Pring's choice of Kirk as her champion ensured that Stonn would be her consort, because neither Spock nor Kirk would want her if they won, and even if Spock did marry her, there would have been little difference because he would be gone most of the time and she intended to have an affair with Stonn anyway. As Spock returned to the USS Enterprise he told Stonn that T'Pring was now his but cautioned him that he might not find having as pleasing as wanting. (TOS: "Amok Time" ) Stonn was played by Lawrence Montaigne. In the script for "Amok Time", Stonn was characterized as "a tall muscular Vulcan with a handsome and non-horrifying face." The script also specified that his name was to be "pronounced 'Stahn'."
- Stonn was a male Vulcan who lived during the 23rd century. He was born in the same year as Spock, son of Sarek, and was part of the same coming-of-age ceremony in 2247. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge) While Spock was away from Vulcan serving in Starfleet, Stonn began a relationship with T'Pring, who had been betrothed to Spock. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Glory) When Spock experienced pon farr and returned to Vulcan to take T'Pring as his wife. T'Pring, however, invoked the kal-if-fee and forced Spock to fight James T. Kirk for her hand in marriage, so that she would be able to stay with Stonn. Spock ultimately decided to allow Stonn to take T'Pring as his wife, warning him that having her would not be the same as wanting her. (TOS episode: "Amok Time") By 2288, Stonn and T'Pring were married as well as had at least one child, T'Ariis though by the time she grew up she had little respect for her father. He also had a second wife who was Sepora and at this time he suffered from an illness but he did not inform his family; allowing his daughter to blame Sepora and Sepora to blame T'Ariis. Stonn later died from the disease he was suffering from in that year. (TOS comics: "Bait...and Switch", "Rivals (comic)") This contradicts events within the novels which shows that he survived into the late 24th century. By 2373, Stonn along with his wife T'Pring were members of the Symmetrists movement and involved in the Virogen Crisis along with their grandson Srell. (TOS novel: Avenger)
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