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it's a mind field trip, won't you leave it the fuck alone
Spock believes strongly in following doctor's orders, even if that doctor happens to be personally unpleasant, and so he has not organized a meeting with the captain to discuss their continued search efforts. Instead, he has organized a game of chess ( Read more... ) -
in the place that's made of old relations where some got loved
This is the second PADD he has damaged since he learned of Nero's survival, and Spock contemplates its pieces on the floor of his quarters in silence. He has been involved in many silences, recently, and they weigh on him as they had not since he was very young. He cried frequently when he was an infant, or so his mother mentioned casually once; at ( Read more... ) -
and now i select you
Spock has chosen to continue categorizing the data he collected after his shift concluded in his quarters, since he believes meditation would not be productive in his current state. He has always preferred to work through his problems, even as child; using his valuable time to center himself would only acknowledge that he is not as tranquil as he ( Read more... ) -
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It's difficult to keep anything really secret on a starship, especially when a) you're the captain, b) you give inexplicable orders about apparently unconnected things, and c) you contact command and somehow neglect to relay this information to your first officer, who may indeed be a cold-blooded Vulcan but is (fortunately for your ship's survival ( Read more... ) -
there's no rhyme and there's no reason
If the sight of Commander Spock striding down the ship's corridors with a musical instrument tucked under his arm is disconcerting to any members of the crew he happens to pass, Spock does not make note of it. He is on a mission, and if it's one not directly related to their overall goal, in this case he believes it is still valuable ( Read more... ) -
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Despite Mr. Scott's comments, Spock does not investigate the minor technical problems of the Enterprise personally because he is a 'controlling, nosy bastard who has nothing better to do than fool around in engineering', but because it is well known that when unsupervised human crew members will solve problems in inefficient ways that will create ( Read more... )
