remusmoony:

“Forgive me. It is not here. I had assumed he mind-melded with you. It is the Vulcan way when the body’s end is near.”

remusmoony:

“He’s more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.”
― Emily Brontë

iphyslitterator:

I’ve been rewatching the original Star Trek movies for reasons, and somehow I don’t think I ever really put it together that Kirk stole the Enterprise and ruined his career with no expectation at all that he was going to get Spock back. The whole plan was to get Spock’s body and bring it and McCoy to Mount Seleya to do whatever Vulcan mystic funeral they need to do to preserve his katra; they didn’t know about Spock’s body being regenerated until they got to Genesis.

So Kirk’s endgame here was to end up both widowed and dishonorably discharged, with no Spock and no possibility of ever sitting on the bridge of a starship again. That is: without any of the things that make Jim Kirk’s life worth living.

He didn’t sacrifice everything to save Spock. He wasn’t supposed to get a damn thing for himself out of this mission. He sacrificed everything because if there’s even a chance that Spock has an eternal soul, then it’s his responsibility. In death as in life.

blueshirtbabe:

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

hekate1308:

Something tells me Sarek is going to regret that request. 

hekate1308:

The biggest mystery in Search for Spock is that that look didn’t kill him. 

darthvcder:

gifset request meme: @landocalrisslan asked star trek + favorite kirk/spock scene