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Vitrification and the suspension of cell decay by cryonic procedures, on the other hand, that'll hold just about anything.
Worked pretty well for a few centuries until someone was stupid enough to let you out.
Mistaking the tool for the craftsman, are we?
I think you might be oversimplifying the process...
Maybe.
But the people you betrayed, the people you tried to kill -- Captain Kirk and his crew -- are going to live long, full lives. Thanks to your blood, actually. [A tight, cold smile. Isn't that a comfort?]
Maybe it's another three hundred years, maybe it's a thousand. Either way, by the time humanity comes up with another person stupid enough to try and use you, any chance you might have had to go after them will be long dead.
But the people you betrayed, the people you tried to kill -- Captain Kirk and his crew -- are going to live long, full lives. Thanks to your blood, actually. [A tight, cold smile. Isn't that a comfort?]
Maybe it's another three hundred years, maybe it's a thousand. Either way, by the time humanity comes up with another person stupid enough to try and use you, any chance you might have had to go after them will be long dead.
The people I betrayed? What about Starfleet? What about their betrayal, Doctor? They woke me up and tried to kill me when I threatened to expose their covert war effort. They used my family to control me and you speak of my betrayal.
This was never about Kirk or his crew.
This was never about Kirk or his crew.
No, I imagine it wasn't. They were only collateral in your play for revenge.
[ no, jim. you cannot punch him in the face. you tried that already and it didn't work. ]
Maybe we thought we needed you once. Now you're just a relic of an older, more insecure time when humanity still thought that being stronger or smarter made you better than others. You're out-dated.
Maybe we thought we needed you once. Now you're just a relic of an older, more insecure time when humanity still thought that being stronger or smarter made you better than others. You're out-dated.
[ he sounds bemused, if anything. but he's certainly not here to tell you that you were in anyway wrong in your actions. ] That would depend on the ice, would it not?
RIGHT THO also presidents of the cheekbones that can cut glass club.
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2013-05-16 08:21 pm (UTC)(link)
Some ice can never thaw. [ it's a thought; he's countering, but not disagreeing. a shrug. ]
Technicalities though, I'm sure. Mortal technologies cannot hold rightful intent. [ rightful. he's very much on your side, see? ]
Technicalities though, I'm sure. Mortal technologies cannot hold rightful intent. [ rightful. he's very much on your side, see? ]
Or kill you. That, or a power malfunction.
[A small moment of processing because there are forms of ice that sublimate rather than melt as a technicality. Surely there are forms that can defy known freezing points.]
It is only a matter of time. Be it by their hand or another species, I will awaken again. You are, as I can see, familiar with the power of intent.
Of course, certain spaces are not limited by ice, or any other technologies. [such as a mind.]
It is only a matter of time. Be it by their hand or another species, I will awaken again. You are, as I can see, familiar with the power of intent.
Of course, certain spaces are not limited by ice, or any other technologies. [such as a mind.]
You're in cryo, right? I'm assuming no one threw you in an actual ice block.
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