Kirk reflects on Spock's decision to leave.
When Spock's shuttle is lost on what should be a quick survey Jim abandons the Enterprise to go after him.
In his thirteenth year James Kirk ends up on Tarsus IV with his aunt and uncle. During the famine he takes refuge with a six year-old named Kevin Riley and a young half-Vulcan.
Captain Kirk thinks he has a comfortable working relationship with his new Vulcan first officer, but he really can't see them as friends.
Three-Parts. Spock always struggles to fit in. His tenuous peace is broken when Kirk returns from Exo III acting very strange.
Or, the one where Spock is good (mostly) and is weary of the Empire's policies (all the time). Kirk is just a convenient alternative, really. Mirrorverse, gen.
"We call it t'hy'la," Spock says.
Vulcan is not a planet with many storms, and Spock finds it difficult to sleep when there's thunder. Jim helps.
Takes place during Enemy Within. Spock is disturbed by Kirk's strange behavior, and goes to his quarters to confront him. This is either a mistake, or a very good decision, depending upon one's perspective.
Spock is not fond of winter on Earth. Luckily, he still has Jim.
James Kirk and Spock are searching for the stars, and find each other on the way. Academy era AU.
"Spock will always, always find it ironic that Sarek banishes Sybok for believing in a religion of which Spock might possibly – probably - be a part." Spock's duty, his purpose, was to protect Kirk. If Kirk knew what this entailed, though, he might have been inclined to protest...
Humans have daemons. Vulcans have katras. And Spock, born of both, has neither. Which he's fine with. Really. Meanwhile, James Kirk is a little curious about this whole daemon business, because how on earth can he have two souls - ?
A mind meld is the most intimate of any possible connection – to know and be known, wholly and completely. Usually, melds are advocated for leading to increased understanding and empathy. Spock wonders what it means, then, that everyone he melds with is so repulsed by his mind...
Until he meets James Kirk, anyway.
Spock has accepted an offer to become the Vulcan ambassador. Kirk has objections.
(Five-year mission era). Spock dies, but Kirk still feels his presence. He knows better than to speak of it...
Amanda shows a young Spock how to wish on stars; he remembers.
Vulcans are pacifists. By virtue of his work, Spock is not. This sometimes causes conflict.
The Grayson family has a secret: the Grayson patriarch, and Amanda's great-great-great adopted grandfather, was once known as Gabriel Gray... or Sylar. Now Amanda is married to an alien ambassador, and Sylar wonders if Vulcan control might help with his little... addiction.
Or, the one where Spock is Gabriel Gray, and Kirk is Peter Petrelli.
Leila Torres has heard about the Captain of the Enterprise. Truth, she finds, is sometimes stranger than fiction. Angst. Hints of past slash. Outsider perspective.
