Kirk trying to calm down Crazy!Spock.
Fic para o K/S Day:
Título: Soulmates Never Die (Ou Quatro vezes em que Jim Kirk morreu e Spock não pode fazer nada para salvá-lo e Uma vez em que ele pode)
Universo: Star Trek (TOS), mas a última parte se passa no universo de Star Trek XI.
Ship: Spock/Kirk
Rating: T/R, para ser salvo.
Gênero: romance, angst.
Capítulos: cinco pequenos capítulos.
Sinopse: Por quatro vezes, Spock vira Jim Kirk morrer e não pode fazer nada para salvá-lo, mas uma vez, ele pode.
Estou fazendo auto-propaganda, sim, mas essa é a minha contribuição para o fandom brasileiro de K/S, embora esse seja quase inexistente. Tentei fazer o que eu sei fazer de melhor: analização de personagem. Links da fanfic:
LiveJournal | Fanfiction.net | Fanfiction!Nyah
You know, I’m not used to have a non-canon pairing.
My first real OTP was Lestat/Louis from Vampire Chronicles, what is totally canon (I’m not kidding. Everyone is bisexual or gay in Vampire Chronicles. In the first book, in the first night where Louis became a vampire, they slept (just slept, but come on!) together in the same coffin).
After this, I had my obsession with Velvet Goldmine, and my master OTP, Curt/Brian, what is massively canon, too. Lord, they kiss for a freakin entire minute in the movie. What a kiss, lord.
And then, I started to watch Queer as Folk; EVERYTHING is gay and nothing hurts.
So, I fell in love with Star Trek, and for fuck’s sake, nothing will ever convince me that Spock/Kirk is not canon. Even Gene Roddenberry (the creator of Star Trek) made a new word just to describe the relationship K/S.
But well, don’t matter; I love all my OTPs, and all my fanon OTPs are canon in my head.
“What took you so long?”
3x14 Whom Gods Destroy
"But it still felt painful to be reminded so powerfully and unexpectedly of his friendship and affections for Spock- theirs had been the touching of two minds which the oldest poets of Spock’s home planet had proclaimed as superior even to the wild physical love which affected Vulcans every seventh year during pon farr."
—“Star Trek: The Motion Picture” novelization, written by Gene Roddenberry (via
jayleeg)
tbmulr:
friendly reminder that this happened
and there was literally no need like it had nothing to do with the plot and there was no context
just
think about that
