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alpha_hydra November 4 2011, 22:16:19 UTC
Thank you! Is it weird that I really love how you caught Jim's favorite word? Because I really really love that you noticed his weird love of it :D I really thought it could use more Bones, tbh, because I heart him with a firey passion too ♥

I'm glad you liked the UST and the almost t'hy'la-ness of the Vulcan language things <3 <3 <3

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alaria November 4 2011, 20:49:33 UTC
I truly enjoyed this! I just love how Spock is so clueless :) Love for your McCoy. It was so cute how they first started to communicate through encrypted messages :)

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alpha_hydra November 4 2011, 22:17:11 UTC
Thanks! Clueless!Spock is so sweet; I just want to pet him forever ♥

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alpha_hydra November 14 2011, 05:57:32 UTC
tee hee thank you! apparently plot + romance is like, my thing and i didn't even realize it? :D

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alpha_hydra November 14 2011, 05:58:34 UTC
thank you! I'm glad you liked everyone!!

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sierra_scarlet November 5 2011, 08:50:41 UTC
Incredible work - it seems so fitting that they go through relationship counseling before starting the actual relationship. I love the ciphers too... I may have to go back tomorrow and work them out... although it seems a bit off to me that Spock is slow to solve them. It's been a while, but I always thought of cryptograms as logic problems. Also, it seems fitting that Spock wouldn't quite get that Jim wanted to befriend/court him. Great job

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alpha_hydra November 14 2011, 06:02:11 UTC
Thank you!

And yeah, for metaphorical purposes I needed Spock to not quite get the cryptograms right at first. But I figured that Spock's never really had to deal with ciphers and things so, even though he'd eventually figure them out more quickly with logic, at first it's slow going because he's sort of rusty at it. If that makes sense? :)

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sierra_scarlet November 14 2011, 19:03:03 UTC
That does make sense. And you're right, of course, that it fits metaphorically.

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