[ SECRET POST #2776 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2776 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Ironically, I found that doing this kind of ramped up the "Spirkishness" of the reboots WAY more quickly.

Because I kept thinking, WHY is Spock so emotionally affected? And the answer I came up with was that it's because he's realized he's in love with Kirk at the moment that Kirk is dying.

Which TOTALLY ISN'T what the director/writers were going for, but that's how it comes off to me.

[lunabee34]

This is pretty much what I thought too.

With added headcanon that the mind meld from Spock!Prime showed Kirk the epic love of Kirk/Spock in the original verse and so colored his perception/expectation for his relationship with Spock in the AU.

[(Anonymous)]

You have a point. ;) But see, 'reading between the lines' and personal interpretation is required to give that scene its due emotional levity.

[lunabee34]

And maybe that's the difference in how we viewed the movie. Because even on the first watch, I've got in the back of mind that even though we don't know them, there are reasons why the characterization is different and etc. I think I'm reading between the lines for a lot of it.