So someone
asked questions about what happened after
Same River Twice ended, and before I knew it I was thinking about it and came up with an
after-epilogue epilogue. Which was more fun than I thought it could be, and so if anyone has any questions about what happened after any other stories' endings -- hit me. It might even help me get back into
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How about this bit from my fav fic ever, Chasing the Sunrise
At that point, Spock’s social skills were a strange combination of over- and underdeveloped. As a son of a Federation Ambassador, he was schooled in dozens of social guidelines practically from the moment he learned to talk. Sarek considered it necessary to occupy as much of his son’s time with studying as possible, and, in his view, diplomatic education was an ideal outlet for Spock’s excessive energy. Since he was twelve, Spock had worked as Sarek’s de facto aide alongside trained diplomats who were actually paid for it ( ... )
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I always I love how much I love Spock after reading your stories. guh.
Thanks for this! (hope all is well)
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All is... here and there these days. But it'll be okay. Eventually. :)
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This was one of the earliest stories I've written in Reboot. Basically, I just followed the prompt outline, since I couldn't resist a bit of hurt/comfort when Spock was the one hurt. I think he's quite a bit OOC in this, but not in a way that personally annoys me. *g*
Spock is a pretty reserved guy. For him to get anywhere with anyone, he has to open up a bit. His problem is -- he can't open up 'a bit.' He's a bit extreme, so he's either all in or all out. Hence me only allowing him to fall to pieces when I know he's with someone he can trust to put him back together. At the time, I still didn't think too highly of Reboot Kirk, but I was willing to take a leap of faith because of TOS and all. :)
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