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Date: 21 Feb 2006 10:46 pm (UTC)I love the shared best friend thing! I love how Kirk and Spock have their own dynamic, and Kirk and McCoy have their own, as do McCoy and Spock, and the three of them together. I love how Kirk teases Spock about the strictly-logical thing in this gentle, amused way, like, he gets it. While with McCoy I'm always suspecting his way of thinking is ...I don't know, too black-and-white? And he gets exasperated because you'd have to be dimmer than McCoy to miss that Spock does have emotions, just--there's a difference to human experience of them or, something, but he doesn't really get that distinction and he's pushing all the time for pretty much the wrong thing. But there's also the respect and affection and best friends and ♥! (I'm sure I've articulated that better sometime but, you know, preaching to the choir, aren't I, so maybe I don't have to make it better.)
I have no idea if I just made any sense. Distracted, distracted.