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@iinwented-in-russiaā€‹ // Pavel Chekov ;;Ā 
Chekov reported on time. There was no reason to suggest he wouldnā€™t, but it still took Leonard by surprise. Maybe because he was so damn used to the senior officers blowing him off for every routine physical or check-up.Ā ā€œEnsign, yes. Come in. Siddown.ā€ He motioned to a small bench built into the wall perpendicular to his desk.
The kid was obviously not thrilled about being there. Leonard couldnā€™t blame him. Not after all the times heā€™d been patched up already. He was probably going to have a lifelong fear of doctors after this mission was over.Ā 
Now was the time to come up with something to say.Ā ā€œHowā€™re you doing, Chekov?ā€ he asked in a gruff tone. Not very comforting. Heā€™d damn near lost his bedside manner.Ā ā€œFeeling better after all that business with the Tholians?ā€Ā 
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@iinwented-in-russia // Pavel Chekov ;;Ā 
It always seemed like they stopped the chaos from happening right in the knick of time. With Jim gone for so long, and everyone on the ship slipping into madness, it was a wonder they even got out of that situation. It hadnā€™t been the first time Leonard thought they werenā€™t going to make it.
Not to say he didnā€™t have confidence in Spock as an acting captain. Not as long as they followed everything to the letter. Like Jim had said in his recording to them - they balanced each other out. Spock had to play the logic card, itā€™s just who he was. The doctor was more than happy to be his moral compass, even if he didnā€™t seem it most of the time. Leonard had to hand it to the captain - he sure as hell knew them well enough.Ā 
Chekov had been the first to go. As soon as theyā€™d gotten back from the Defiant, the kid through a fit, screaming and swinging at Spock for all he was worth. Well, even though theyā€™d found a cure, Leonard wasnā€™t about to send him on his way. Seemed since Pavel had come aboard, all sorts of wild things had happened to him. It was enough to put even the most seasoned officer on edge. He couldnā€™t imagine what it was doing to the kid.Ā 
He had called him in for a routine physical. Nothing to make him nervous before he came in. Heā€™d do some readings, but he wanted to question him about his mental well-being. After all, in the last year the kid had been mind-controlled, left to freeze to death, thrown in a gladiator ring, made to watch all of his friends age dramatically, died - heā€™d been through the ringer.Ā 
Leonard sat in his officer, fingers absently drumming on the desktop. It was easy to demand the ensign come in for a check-up. A little more difficult to figure out just what to say to the kid.Ā 
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;;Ā  Ā Iā€™ve got it all ā€”ā€” most
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ā TELL YOUR GODS I WANT TO SPEAK TO THEIR FATHERSĀ āž
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The Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual
Memory AlphaĀ ā€¢ Full text online
You know what startles me? Discovering that this manual made it into Memory Alpha. That means itā€™s not aĀ ā€œlicensed productā€ā€”itā€™s considered core canon. And supposedly its creation was overseen by McCoy!Ā ā€œIā€™m a doctor, not a writer,ā€ but here he is, writing a medical reference manual. Good job bro.
Features:
The full text of the Hippocratic oath
Hot Vulcans all the time, everywhere
Valuable insight into how to intubate a Gorn
No recognition of childbirth, despite noting that Tellarites donā€™t do it the way everyone else does
No really, are there no women who might possibly get pregnant in Star Fleet [sic]?
Anatomical diagram of a Tribble
Book design and typesetting that I can only describe asĀ ā€œsomeone typed out their notes on a typewriter, and we bound it, and now we have a bookā€
No, really, a lot of hot Vulcans
I think this may be my favorite of all the Star TrekĀ items I own. It takes itself so, so seriously and simultaneously is so, so laughable and also super valuable for fanfic research somehow all at once.Ā Do yourself a favor and go read it, cause yes, the full text is available online!
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Bones: There are always lessons in failures.
Spock: Yes. You must be very wise by now.
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ā—: If you could say just one thing to your Muse, what would it be?
If I could say one thing to Leonard it would probably beĀ ā€œDonā€™t be so hard on yourself.ā€ He takes every failure to heart and replays every mistake that he makes. His intentions are good, but he gets caught up in his emotions and sometimes forgets to take a step back.Ā 
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Some fun Munday asks!
ā™¦: Relationship with your Muse. ā™ : Whatā€™s one thing you dislike about your Muse? ā™£: Any headcanons about your muse? ā™„: One thing you love about your Muse. ā˜¾: Favorite moment from your Museā€™s canon, and why. (If your Muse is an OC, then favorite aspect of their story.) ā˜„: What you think of your Muse. ā™Ŗ: Favorite song. āœ«: Why you began RPing. āœ½: Favorite season? ā‚: The Munā€™s birthday. (Month and dateā€“no year!) ā˜‚: Favorite kind of weather. āœ¤: Favorite kind of food. ā–²: The Munā€™s Zodiac sign. (Any kind of Zodiac works!) ā—: If you could say just one thing to your Muse, what would it be? ā˜‘: An OTP with your Muse in it (if you have any). ā˜’: A NOTP with your Muse in it (if you have any). ā˜: Favorite part of RPing. āœ‰: Any RPers the Mun admires. ā–¶: A talent of the Munā€™s (besides RPing, of course!)
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If Sarek were not a Vulcan, he might laugh. He had a thousand memories of Spock, defiantly silent even in his youth when he still sought his fatherā€™s approval, and now? He was unknowable to Sarek in many ways.Ā 
ā€œIt is not merely a Human perception to note the obvious; my son isĀ secretive. It goes beyond a desire for privacy, which is common among Vulcans in comparison with manyā€“although not allā€“Human cultural norms. I believe he takes some form of satisfaction in being an enigma.ā€
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He narrowed his eyes slightly.Ā ā€œI am no expert when it comes to Spock. Howeverā€¦ It is gratifying to know that he is appreciated. I believe that is something he values, and has not always experienced.ā€
Sarek would not speak at length about his sonā€™s childhood; that was up to Spock to choose to tell or not to tell. But perhaps the implication was enough for the doctor to understand, at least to some extent.Ā 
Spock had been so very alone for much of his childhood, sometimes because he was rejected and sometimes because he was protecting himself. To call it gratifying that heā€™d found someone he wished to spend his life with was quite an understatement, yet Sarek didnā€™t have another word for it that he could use with a near stranger.
Leonard did love hearing Sarekā€™s observations of Spock. He was absolutely right - Spock loved to pretend he knew something everyone else didnā€™t. It went deeper than that though. Spock made a lot of comments about how different he was and how he was delighted in that. Leonard had long suspected this was his way of trying to embrace the fact that he was so different - accept it and flaunt it.Ā 
ā€œOf course heā€™s appreciated,ā€ Leonard mumbled with a puzzled look on his face. He had an entire crew that loved him like a family. Starfleet was tripping over itself to get their hands on him. There was an entire galaxy out there that knew his name. Leave it to Spock to still think people didnā€™t appreciate him.Ā 
Being in his parentsā€™ house and speaking about his childhood reminded Leonard how much of a marvel Spock must have been when he was growing up. The only Vulcan-Human child to ever survive...that must have put some pressure on the kid. You couldnā€™t go through life without that carrying over into adulthood.Ā 
ā€œWell, I hope he knows thatā€™s what Iā€™m here for,ā€ Leonard said. He looked up and let his eyes meet with Sarekā€™s.Ā ā€œTo appreciate him, I mean. You know I have a suspicion that itā€™s difficult for Vulcans to keep all of their emotions bottled up all the time...especially Spock.ā€ Was this an insulting thing to say? Probably. But they were having an honest conversation, and damn if it didnā€™t need to be said.Ā ā€œBut thatā€™s what relationships are for, arenā€™t they? We all hide things. We all act one way in public and another behind the scenes. I just hope Spock realizes Iā€™m not gonna judge him if he canā€™t keep this whole-ā€ He waved his hand idly.Ā ā€œ-Vulcan thing up forever. It just seems so exhausting.ā€
He smirked at Sarek.Ā ā€œI gotta say, the teachings of Surak do have their good points, though. Damn near saved my life a few times. Itā€™s just that constant monitoring really beats down on you after years and years.ā€Ā 
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Leonard thought he was doing a fine job giving advice whether he knew it or not. He knew he had a lot ofĀ ā€˜moodsā€™, and he knew Spock was still in the process of categorizing the proper reaction to various ones. It made Leonard feel awful sometimes, but he couldnā€™t help it - thatā€™s just how he was.
ā€œI can assure you it is not one of those times,ā€ he said.Ā ā€œSpock and I have a pretty good understanding of one another. Sometimes he just seems...secretive to me. Thatā€™s probably a humanā€™s perception though, isnā€™t it? I figure you have the best know-how out of everyone.ā€ He offered a smile. There was certainly something about a childā€™s relationship to their mother. In Leonardā€™s experience, however, mothers tended to rose-tint their understanding. It seemed a father like Sarek - logical, realistic, Vulcan - might see Spock from a unique, personal perspective.Ā 
He could have been reading the situation all wrong though. For being so straightforward, Vulcans were so damn secretive.
Leonard could have been making Spockā€™s life a living hell. He could have been adding chaos to the already too-chaotic part of him.Ā ā€œThe way I feel,ā€ he said, noting how ridiculous it was to start a sentence that way when speaking to Sarek.Ā ā€œIs that Spock and I both have a little bit of chaos. I like to think we help temper that in each other.ā€Ā 
Leonard shrugged a little.Ā ā€œWell, regardless, Iā€™m very happy at how it all turned out. I feel very lucky to be with him.ā€
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