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I know, it's beena few months, but rewatching *the_abomination* again, really bummed me out. I couldn't see beyond the abomination and got serious writers block, bordering on depression. I just hate *the_abomination* so much now. Anyway, I'm back on my feet. I've reread 'The Good That Men Do' and I'...

The community would be an out-of-the-way provincial one on Vulcan itself. The child would have been born on Vulcan.

If the child's human parents died and named a Vulcan his or her guardian, perhaps it could work. If the will was airtight, Earth's government probably wouldn't squawk.

I think it depends on the community. If it is some deep space vessel that comes accross a terran child whose parents are dead or that child is alone, I doubt any Vulcan, even during the reign of the High Command, would just leave the kid in it's poopy diaper to starve to death and fly off. There wou...

It takes a certain frame of mind to endure a sudden hit and keep moving. Trip would have been getting an extended term of training in exactly that kind of conditioning from his time in the Expanse. Week after week, he had to keep going and fight through the pain to keep the ENT from falling apart. ...

Ya know I completely forgot about Lorian. I still would like to see him again as well... I know Quills did a story with him I would love to see more. I wonder what it would be like for him to go to Vulcan for the first time? If you are a Lorian fan like me (I even have a Yahoo Club called 'Lorian L...

I still question the wisdom of this entire plot thread when it clashes with Breaking the Ice . *shrug* How, if Trip wins, he can release T'Pol, let her choose in her own time. It would be the ultimate affirmation of 'Breaking the Ice'. If T'Pol took the challenge herself, her victory over Koss woul...

Here's my own take. Let's hope it helps jump start a deluge of replies. * * * “Commanders, I understand your frustration, but this is just a formality! Believe me, you two are the defacto guardians under Earth law. You’re Elizabeth’s biological parents. You’re both financially stable, with no crimin...

^ that's the way I understood the episode. It's not really a matter of interpretation. T'Pring explained her logic point by point, in great detail, in the episode's dialogue. Here's a transcript: Spock: T'Pring ... Explain. T'Pring: Specify. Spock: Why the challenge? And why you chose my captain as...

I'm not sure that anyone on Vulcan would believe that Lorian was TnT's kid based on his age and their steadfast refusal to acknowledge time travel. It makes an interesting AU, IMO, if he shows up during Home and T'Pol sees an opportunity for an out of the marriage. Does she take it, knowing that he...

What needed to happen was that Lorian showed up and T'Pol had her timelost son kick the crap out of Koss. :lol: This is SOOOOO freaky! I had that thought about Lorian too! I mean, talk about great minds thinking alike. Howevr, if Lorian did show up in the nick of time, there might not be an issue. ...

I rewatched 'Home' last night, particularly the scene where Koss comes to visit, and I got to wondering, would it have been a forgone conclusion that Koss would have won? I've read two fanfics where the possibility is brought up, one in T'Pol's thought on the matter, the other in Trip actually chall...

And it doesn't end with a character we've only just met (and don't actually know enough about to care about his fate) committing suicide because he's suddenly got a guilty conscious over what he did months ago... I don't think it was conscience. I think it was fear of his prison sentence. If he kil...

I like this ending much better for the episode (and for the series, but just a still cast photo and the sound of static would have made a better finale than *the_abomination*). It's interesting. I had always assumed that the final scene in Terra Prime was an intended nod to Spock's creation, that is...

The woman staying behind and waiting for the man to return aspect of it. Forgive me. I didn't see it as staying behind, as remaining where she is. Her place on Enterprise will put her in the thick of the Earth/Romulan war, just as much as Trip, just in a different setting. Yes, in a way, she's stay...

Steal Away! I don't mind. That was the point of the challenge, so it's merely transfering the challeng to another board for me. To which I'm gonna thank you, as I'd gotten completely sidetracked and forgotten about it.

Thanks!