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[onemillionnine]

Author:OneMillionandNine
Title: La Vie En Rose
Characters: S/U
Rating: Graphic Sexual Content
Beta: MaybeAmanda
Summary: 12 hours after the end of the reboot

Comments

[ex_misplace]

Beautiful, simply beautiful. I am giving you a standing ovation. Thank you for that fantastic read!

[onemillionnine]

thank you

[dearland76]

What a wonderful read! All of it. For some reason this was one of my favourite lines:

Like many Vulcans, Spock spoke Terran Standard with computer perfect diction, but in his own language, his pronunciation was highly accented, betraying his city and his class as surely as any Terran native to Hong Kong or New York. It was terribly endearing.

Weird huh?

[onemillionnine]

that's one of my favorite parts too, it makes Spock an individual.

[vickyblueeyez]

I don't even know how to react to this. I'm speechless. Poor Spock. I like how he's finally letting her in. This story was sweat and touching all at the same time.

[onemillionnine]

thank you, I can only imagine the guilt associated with surviving genocide and watching your mother literally fall out of your reach to her death.That is what I tried to write here.

[amalnahurriyeh]

I really like this--how quickly she can read him, how inevitable it is that the meld would happen (and how necessary), and the interweaving of the grief-memory with the current gesture of comfort. It's lovely.

[onemillionnine]

Thank you, I wanted to tell a story about the repercussions of the movie.

[linstock]

Some of my responses to this story

[onemillionnine]

Thank you, I have always seen Spock as a charater who constantly second guesses himself. In the original series there is an episode "Galileo 7" where Spock has a fairly disasterous period in command of a crashed shuttle. He spent most of the episode embroiled in self recrimination. After such terrible events as those in the film I can't imagine him moving on easily.