One more dream, and full circle
Part 6, in one chapter, of the Two lives, two deaths series. Old sins cast long shadows.
It came into my mind that there may be an alternative explanation for one apparently pointless and frankly annoying show of swagger by Cadet Kirk.
We all know how inquisitive Spock can be.
This is the result.
Part 12 (last), in four chapters, of the Two lives, two deaths series. Sometimes the end is not the end.
Kirk's (and mine) daily cuddle fix. H/c with indirect h and very direct c. They even get to talk about it.
Part 8, in one chapter, in the Two lives, two deaths series. Kirk yields to temptation. Crisis management, Vulcan-Terran style, with the aid of a good friend and an illogical procedure.
Long-standing questions and provisional answers, more than halfway there.
Part 10, in one chapter, of the Two lives, two deaths series. One day must come, which will be different from any other.
summary: Touch, taste, sight, smell, sound. Parallel paths winding, intersecting, and finally coming together. The sounds of bliss.
summary: Touch, taste, sight, smell, sound. Parallel paths winding, intersecting, and finally coming together. Following their noses from carnage to paradise.
After-dinner reflections among friends.
It is Kirk's turn to comfort Spock.
Part 5, first interlude in two chapters in the Two lives, two deaths series. Signs of love in the bathroom.
The circle of what they see.
Visibility. Sniping. Singing, and breathing.
Of sleep, and dreams...
Part 3, in 3 chapters, of the Two lives, two deaths series. Spock tries to remember the bond with Kirk, and discovers the wisdom of the body. Kirk tries to come to terms with the outcome of fal-tor-pan, and finds unexpected help.
How can Spock survive the loss of half his katra? How does McCoy cope with the loss of his best friend?
Touch, taste, sight, smell, sound. Parallel paths winding, intersecting, and finally coming together. All begins with the sense of touch.
Day-to-day management of a complex relationship.
