I'm working on it, but I got three bunnies in the works right now, so it might take a little while - just in case someone wants to toss out another fill in the meantime.
FILLED! Insomnia (1/?)laughter_nowJune 20 2010, 20:28:27 UTC
So I gave this a shot. It's not done yet since I have another kink-meme story in the works simultaneously, but I'll do my best.It was a free fall
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FILLED! Insomnia (2/?)laughter_nowJune 20 2010, 20:29:21 UTC
The crew was working in shifts, of course, so Jim guessed he could find a bunk somewhere while someone was on shift if he only looked hard enough, but right now he didn't want to be amongst other people. He hadn't been alone for more than a few minutes ever since Bones had dragged him aboard. Having some time on his own was almost a physical need by now, something he hadn't felt this strongly in a long time. He needed a place where he could just drop all pretence. Somewhere where people didn't look at him with that expectation in their eyes
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FILLED! Insomnia (3/?)laughter_nowJune 20 2010, 20:29:51 UTC
Bones could probably fix the pain up with a quick hypospray, but…no. Jim couldn't do that now. Not after Bones had just stood there and watched how Spock marooned him on Delta Vega. Of course, if he hadn't met the older Spock, and Scotty, the whole engagement with the Narada would have gone differently. They might not have been able to save Earth, like they hadn't been able to save Vulcan. So Jim guessed that in the greater scheme of things it was good that he had been marooned there
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Seriously?! You are probably my favorite person at the moment!!! I need to finish my thesis until thursday and am running high on stress...and look what I found. You started working on this prompt!!! ♥
What a beautiful start! I really like how Jim's doubts and aches in his body finally make themselves known, not that he is alone. This is exactly what I was hoping for. I'm really excited about the next parts.
Thank you very much for writing this. You've just made my whole week!
I'm working on this, I promise. But in my youthful exuberance (haha) I took on two prompts on this meme simultaneously. I'll try to treat them equally, but I have to see where inspiration strikes next.
Filled! Insomnia (4/?)laughter_nowJuly 1 2010, 17:41:41 UTC
Sorry that this took so long, I really was thinking too much about POVs and from which perspective to continue this. In short, I was thinking instead of writing, but I think I got it under control now. I haven't given up on this, definitely not.
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The Bridge was calm as Leonard stepped out of the turbolift and took a moment to survey the scene before him. Hardly any of the damage done during the engagement with the Narada was still visible here, more than two years later. Two members of the Engineering crew were working on the cracks in the frontal view screen, but everything else seemed to be working just as efficiently as everywhere else on the ship. Only the crucial stations were manned, and Leonard was glad to see that Jim had taken his advice seriously and had put the Bridge crew on emergency sleep rotations.
He'd be even happier if Jim had taken all his advice and had shown up in Medical for an examination before going to get some rest himself. He really should have known better, though. This was Jim, after all
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I'm just saying...
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Just saying! :D
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But then I stopped. *cough, cough* Yeah, so good luck getting this filled!
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What a beautiful start! I really like how Jim's doubts and aches in his body finally make themselves known, not that he is alone. This is exactly what I was hoping for. I'm really excited about the next parts.
Thank you very much for writing this. You've just made my whole week!
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I'm working on this, I promise. But in my youthful exuberance (haha) I took on two prompts on this meme simultaneously. I'll try to treat them equally, but I have to see where inspiration strikes next.
Glad you like the start. :D
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The Bridge was calm as Leonard stepped out of the turbolift and took a moment to survey the scene before him. Hardly any of the damage done during the engagement with the Narada was still visible here, more than two years later. Two members of the Engineering crew were working on the cracks in the frontal view screen, but everything else seemed to be working just as efficiently as everywhere else on the ship. Only the crucial stations were manned, and Leonard was glad to see that Jim had taken his advice seriously and had put the Bridge crew on emergency sleep rotations.
He'd be even happier if Jim had taken all his advice and had shown up in Medical for an examination before going to get some rest himself. He really should have known better, though. This was Jim, after all ( ... )
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