Oh, this was a lot of fun! The first one made me laugh, it's so Spock to be chagrined at his lack of knowledge and REFUSE to get any help.
It was one of the things that continued to surprise him: that, unlike his Vulcan classmates, who had found his being different offensive, many humans seemed attracted to him for just that reason.
Very true! Sometimes the humanity-centicism of ST can grate, but I do admit it's wonderful to see humans are one of the more open and curious species out there.
Just the three of them left now, and two of them through miracles – one of medicine, the other of physics. It was, quite plainly, appropriate for each of them.
Oh, I'd never thought of that, it's so true and so appropriate. Wonderful. I really love the shifting time in the story and how the experiences reveal something a little different about Spock each time--who and where he is at that moment. Perfect example of the "5 times" genre (which I love but almost never write!)
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Date: 2010-03-02 12:47 am (UTC)It was one of the things that continued to surprise him: that, unlike his Vulcan classmates, who had found his being different offensive, many humans seemed attracted to him for just that reason.
Very true! Sometimes the humanity-centicism of ST can grate, but I do admit it's wonderful to see humans are one of the more open and curious species out there.
Just the three of them left now, and two of them through miracles – one of medicine, the other of physics. It was, quite plainly, appropriate for each of them.
Oh, I'd never thought of that, it's so true and so appropriate. Wonderful. I really love the shifting time in the story and how the experiences reveal something a little different about Spock each time--who and where he is at that moment. Perfect example of the "5 times" genre (which I love but almost never write!)