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Gemini Tale
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Title: | Gemini Tale |
Author(s): | Marguerite Krause |
Date(s): | 1982 |
Length: | |
Genre(s): | gen |
Fandom(s): | Star Trek: TOS |
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Gemini Tale is Star Trek: TOS story by Marguerite Krause.
It was published in In a Different Reality #13.
Series/Related Works
- The Coming of Stiber (IADR #5)
- Growing Up (IADR #7)
- A Time for Every Purpose (INDR #8)
- Gemini Tale (IADR #13)
Reactions and Reviews
In this series, Spock is bonded to Vulcan Marcia/T'Marse, with whom he has sons Stiber and Leonard and daughter T'Cim. Spock's family, another Vulcan family, some Andorians and some Humans are all flying the ship Na'Guryam under Spock's command, taking sundry contract jobs. In this episode, Spock is stranded on a planet with two Andorian brothers and a party of hostile civilian humans after his passenger ship crashes. The Na'Guryam is prevented from coming to the rescue, though T'Marse can sense Spock's difficulties, by theft of their warp drive among other problems. With pon farr coming on, Spock goes off to die. Just in time, the Betelgeuse arrives with Kirk and McCoy aboard, beams T'Marse and engineer Wetzel Thomas (who, as a human, can stand to be around her in these trying times) aboard and whisks them off to save Spock. The rescue results in a pair of telepathic twins 15 months later. About a year before Spock's next Time is due, he receives a telepathic distress call from Kirk... leading to the next installment. [1]