Have Old Spock mind-meld with himself in a "remember" scene too.
Can Orci can kill of a character for Good.
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Have Old Spock mind-meld with himself in a "remember" scene too.
^This. No main character deaths please. No need.
I would say no to that too unless they were like Anthropomorphic whale aliens, then that would be pretty cool. I just want an original story, great moments with Kirk, Spock and Bones. No death's. Just a fun adventure with some action and suspense.
The can kill anyone but with Khan and his magic blood so conveniently frozen and stored they can resurrect them.
Only now as I write this I realize how much ST:ID really fckuked up things.
Only now as I write this I realize how much ST:ID really fckuked up things.
Mudang Harada
Lieutenant Commander
If Pine's career really takes off i am fine with him dying.
No more so than transporters or the Genesis Device or the spores from Omicron Ceti III...
Need I go on?
No. *leaves forever*
I'm sure I left out quite a few.
But my point is that Khan's blood isn't this universe breaking event that some folks like to make it out to be.
Or just never mention it again.
That's how we resolve issues in my family.
[waiting-to-hear-alice-eve-has-been-signed] If someone were indeed going to be killed off, I'd place my money on the new "family" member, Carol Marcus, and not one of the "original" seven. [/waiting-to-hear-alice-eve-has-been-signed]
I didn't think about it but, yeah... the fact that they killed Kirk but brought him back with magic blood poses the moral dilemma now if another member of the crew dies but they don't use the same 'trick' to save them too.
Why Kirk and not the others?
thinking about it, he wasn't the only one who died in stid either (talking about the ship) but they couldn't and didn't save the other members of the crew that died too, right?
Idk, but I think that in MCCoy's place the temptation to keep a bit of blood for future use or study why it works might be too great.
Why Kirk and not the others?
thinking about it, he wasn't the only one who died in stid either (talking about the ship) but they couldn't and didn't save the other members of the crew that died too, right?
Idk, but I think that in MCCoy's place the temptation to keep a bit of blood for future use or study why it works might be too great.
Augment technology has been banned and suppressed since 1996 in Trek's world. Most likely, the "super blood" will be buried and thus won't come up in ST3 (unless the plot involves Kirk goes nuts as a result of his transfusion)
I wonder what penalty McCoy will get for ignoring this ban? If none, then I guess we can expect to see people peddling "Augment Blood Tonic" at local fairs etc, from now on. Besides aren't we forgetting the other person to receive augment blood?
If the reasons for Harewood's actions aren't in his note to Marcus(?) Starfleet could probably figure it out. Would they tell the mother/daughter? Could they avoid it? What would the daughter's doctors say when they looked at her funky blood work?
But my thought was more: If Krik could go nuts, so could she right?
Yeah, I'm looking forward to reading Kirk's, not to mention Spock's, log entry about that myself!
Or to quote the Bee Gees: "This is where I came in".
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