Title: As Morning Shows the Day [Part 11]
Author: J.D. aka
jade_dragoness Rating: PG-13, for language. Gen
Pairing: K/S pre-slash/friendship
Status: WIP
Spoilers: Star Trek XI
Warning: Dangerous & Near Fatal Levels of Cuteness
Summary: Based on the switched version of the prompt: A de-aged fic where Spock has to take care of a kid-Kirk; preferably Kirk only
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Atleast I will be going into it knowing everyone's name, and that I should be prepared to laugh at Buttercups name. I've seen this movie, but I have seen quite alot of The PowerPuff Girls.
“He rewrote a good part of them, took it apart and then posted all the pages all over the Academy campus."That sounds exactly like what one of my friends did ( ... )
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Hah. Powerpuff Buttercup. Now, I'm wondering if Westley would have powers in a freaky kind of AU.
As I own Ghostbusters I kind of wanted to make them watch that. But Princess Bride won from its many awesome lines.
*sniffs* Star Trek is real! It just hasn't happened yet. *join you in denial* Hey, here's a fun factoid. The town of Riverside, Iowa calls themselves the future birthplace of James T. Kirk. I love that. =D
I hope that you enjoy the movie! And that I didn't spoil it too much for you.
Thank you for reading! \o/
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The town of Riverside, Iowa calls themselves the future birthplace of James T. Kirk. I love that. =D
Me too! Especially since they voted themselves to being this. I thought it was in the original storyline or something, but it wasn't, and I thought this hilarious.
I love spoilers, they are like my favorite thing ever. People get so pissed when I watch a movie and want to know whats going to happen next. I like to mentally list possible things to happen in the next five minutes of a film and ask which one its gonna happen of the people who have already seen it. Generally whatever I guess is what happens, because I watch way to much tv/movies/books, but I am always pleasently surprised when what I think is going to happen, doesn't.
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Did want to point out on this: “Bones, you don‘t tell me you haven‘t see it before?” If you take out the first you, it'll be perfect XD
Um...and here: “The line: I don‘t think it means you think it means” Just missed the what (in front of you)
Why must you be so awesome Princess Bride?! LOL!
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Ooh, thank you for catching those errors!
=D I could not resist covering so many scenes.
Thank you for reading.
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Love that Jim gets a hint of the Spock crush but still doesn't know it's about him!
Also feel free to cover every word, I love seeing there reactions, kudos on getting McCoy first viewing happening at the same time.
My whole family loves this movie and quoting from it is such a part of my families culture that most of the time we really don't think about what we are quoting from. Such as "This word I do not think it means what you think it means" which usually just starts the whole family arguing about word definitions until someone pulls out a dictionary. Mine is a family of geeks.
I always adore seeing new chapters for this, I was refreshing all day hoping to see a new one. I am really looking forward to how the crush develops in further chapters as he gets older, and when Jim will get a clue.
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Jim now knows that tiny!Spock is crushing on someone. Heh.
I'm so glad that their movie watching is working. I adore the Princess Bride and I want to get it right.
You clearly have a family that's made of WIN!
Aw, I'm glad I was able to get the chapter out!
Teen!Spock crushing on Jim will be interesting and hilarious. Especially when Jim is finally smacked by the clue stick.
Thank you so much for this comment! \o/
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This makes me want to rewatch the Princess Bride, with its terrible 80's Special Effects, and its awesome story.
Please update again soon!
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I have the feeling that a lot of reading are going to be watching the movie again, just from the comments this part has gotten so far. Heh.
More will be along as soon as it's written out of my head. =D
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Aw, I fully admit that I didn't see the movie until I was grown up, so missed out on it as a kid. I'd love to join this club!
Ooh, I'm glad that the commentary worked even without working knowledge of the film.
*beams* Yes! That's exactly where it comes from. And I love how that proves Jim's point. You haven't even seen the movie or known where the line came from, but you still knew it. \o/
If you wouldn't mind, I'd appreciate it. I went back and read it again to fix errors because I've been from the internet for several hours. But if you see any more please feel free to tell me. Improving the story makes it better, which in turn makes me happy.
Aw, don't apologize for the long comment. I'm gleeful about it.
Thank you for reading!
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