Revelation (Star Trek: TOS story)
K/S Fanfiction | |
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Title: | Revelation |
Author(s): | Phaedra Morgan |
Date(s): | 1999 |
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Genre: | slash |
Fandom: | Star Trek: The Original Series |
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Revelation is a K/S story by Phaedra Morgan.
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #1.
Summary
"Kirk asks to share a bed with Spock after McCoy gets too friendly in his sleep but then finds that he isnʼt bothered when Spock does the same thing."
Reactions and Reviews
“Revelation” is an eleven page story that is a first time K/S story. It’s a variation on the making-advances- when-people-just-happen-to-be-sleeping-together plot. It’s a pleasant story with basically little conflict aside from a temporary awkwardness between Spock and Kirk as they try to get it all together when both are wide awake. It’s a feel good, warm fuzzy type of story when you’re in a mellow mood and can’t be bothered by angst. [2]
With the Enterprise going through decontamination at a starbase, Kirk has to share a room and a bed with McCoy, next door to Spock. It’s really funny when McCoy, in his sleep, comes on to Kirk and drives him in the middle of the night to Spock’s bed. There’s no rest for the weary in Spock’s bed either and there Spock makes sexual advances in his sleep. But this time, Kirk doesn’t flee or resist. So funny in the morning when McCoy finds out, but Kirk or Spock would never reveal the truth to each other and go along trying to figure out if the other knows or not. And I laughed out loud at McCoy’s murmuring: “That’s it, baby. Come to Daddy. I got a present you’re gonna love.”
Clever and charming. [3]
A mix up with hotel accommodation while on shore leave means Kirk has to share Dr McCoy’s room. When the doctor makes a nuisance of himself by making amorous moves on Kirk in the night, thinking he is with a woman, Kirk decides to share with Spock instead, which has unforeseen consequences which leads to Kirk thinking about Spock in a whole new way... Although not very long, this is a well written tale which I enjoyed. It was very interesting to see the main characters in a relaxing mood rather than coping with a crisis on board the ship. [4]
References
- ^ from The K/S Press #35
- ^ from The K/S Press #35
- ^ from The K/S Press #35
- ^ from The K/S Press #111 and #187