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Title:	inside art from Galactic Discourse 2, illustrating "From Both Sides" by Mariann Hornlein, sequel to 'The Maze' from Metamorphosis 2 by Joan Winston
Description:	Scene being illustrated: Kirk moved toward him and placed his hands on the lean shoulders. "Spock, of course I forgive you!" He shook the Vulcan gently. "What's happened is important only for what we both learned: I, the importance of obedience; you, the necessity of understanding human reactions. We were both wrong. It is correcting our errors that is important." Their gazes held, softened, and Spock's hands came slowly up to grasp Kirk's arms. A very satisfied voice spoke. "I too must state my feelings. I am very proud of both my sons, and confident that the bridge will be built and will last." The two brothers turned to see Sarek, Amanda at his side, smiling at them."
Source:	scan from a personal fanzine collection, scan used on Fanlore with fanzine owner's permission
Date:	1978
Copyright/Permission Status:	This image is used under Fair Use.
Artist:	Merle Decker
Fandom:	Star Trek TOS

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current	20:14, 5 October 2023	1,130 × 1,464 (875 KB)	Mrs. Potato Head (talk \| contribs)	{{ImageSummary \|title= \|description=from Galactic Discourse #2 \|source=scan \|date=1978 \|copyright= \|location= \|artist=Merle Decker \|fandom=Star Trek TOS }}
	17:28, 18 September 2011	381 × 496 (153 KB)	Mrs. Potato Head (talk \| contribs)	personal copy scan, Galactic Discourse 2, Merle Decker
	21:32, 16 February 2010	467 × 673 (288 KB)	Mrs. Potato Head (talk \| contribs)	ebay via booboocat2000

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