I cut my teeth on the original Star Trek and Star Trek TNG. I don't think any of the other series did good justice to Rodenberry's dream. I am, however, completely new to K/S. I have always speculated on the relationship between Kirk and Spock, and it's a pleasure to find that I am not alone.
Ok, time to update the bio...after having been a loyal member of this community for over two years now-WOW!-I can't claim to be a newby anymore, and thought it was high time I said something useful about myself. I am a mother of one, happily married, living in the central United States; and I still have not given up making good on my college degree in creative writing and eventually churning out something publishable. In the mean time, I will happily continue to read with relish the works submitted here, and contribute at my so far inconsistent but passion fuel intervals.
In That Moment Series
After the Losses
Scouting a planet for shore leave turns deadly for Captain Kirk, and Spock is forced to take drastic measures to save his Captain's life.
Spock cannot accept Jim's death and McCoy is shocked to find that the Vulcan may have gone off and fallen in love without the doctor's realizing it. Jim is faced with the true meaning of Spock's emotions and he's not sure he can handle it.
Small spaces have their benefits...
Spock Prime will not risk Jim leading a life of loneliness in this altered universe.
Star Trek: In That Moment
Mirror of My Soul (Episode: The Empath)
Spock is dead, but Kirk remembers this happening once before.
Just because he doesn't show them, doesn't mean he doesn't have them...Spock is suffering from feelings of guilt over the loss of his mother and his home. Kirk comes to the rescue and finds solice of his own.
Not just another rehash. Picks up near the end of the episode and goes forward from there...
Kirk is undone by Flint's perfect woman--Rayna. But after he gives his heart and soul to bring her alive, he finds he's given something that belonged to some one else.
Kirk's POV during Star Trek the Motion Picture
Kirk wants to fill the empty space left by the death of his son David, and he wants to take this next step with his Vulcan partner. Spock has the answer if Jim can wrap his brain around the idea.
Spock falls victim to a psychic link and Kirk is caught up in the backlash. While Spock is catatonic in the throes of mental agony, Kirk suffers the physical fallout and McCoy fights to save them both and keep the ship in one piece.
