I've lost track of just how many versions of everyone have appeared around here. With the alternate universe count able to continue ad infinitum, it's just too confusing to sit down and think about it and wonder if you're going to wake up with a thousand of yourself wandering around. Not that it stops me from doing so. For once there's a distinct
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You aren't Uhura. I'm not your Jim Kirk. I've spoken to him long enough to know that we turned out differently, though the similarities are disconcerting. As are, indeed, the differences. But I don't believe in fate.
What I *do* believe is that the best of us make our own destinies, choosing the path we think is right and good. And if, in two separate but very similar universes, you and my Uhura chose the same path, all that says to me is that you were both endowed with intelligence, skill, and a desire to make a difference. That's not fate. That's your better natures working in concert.
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I like that way of thinking. It's just difficult not to get too curious about another version of yourself, although I'm sure it's been a lot stranger for you actually being face to face with your counterpart.
But flattery is clearly a Kirk talent in any universe.
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And there's no reason you shouldn't be curious. It's only natural, after all. Then again, I've had... rather a lot of experience, coming fact to face with myself. At least I'm not evil this time.
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You sure could handle me.
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I'm getting such an odd sense of deja vu, I seem to recall another Kirk saying the exact same thing.
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Although speaking of eternally grateful, how was my green friend? In non-graphic terms obviously.
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