the ever-fixed mark
Series Metadata
Listing Series
-
Tags
Summary
Humans, always romantic call them soul-marks. The Vulcan Science Academy has designated the markings ‘bond-success predictors.’ But Vulcans do not bond with humans. Her mark is an aberration.
Series
- Part 1 of the ever-fixed mark
-
pedal to the metal of your heart by meriwethersays
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series
06 Sep 2024
Tags
Summary
Jim realizes that, with his head tilted down like this, his mark is fully exposed to Spock. “So. I guess it looks familiar,” he says. Spock doesn’t answer. “Or you’re struck dumb because you’ve just never seen such a crummy soul-mark like that before.”
“I am already betrothed,” Spock says stiffly. “Vulcans do not place the same significance on such a marking as humans do.”
Series
- Part 2 of the ever-fixed mark
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 30,813
- Chapters:
- 15/15
- Hits:
- 17
-
from your first cigarette to your last dying day by meriwethersays
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series
06 Sep 2024
Tags
Summary
No seventeen-year-old really understands, when Section 31 comes knocking, that there’s no way out. Winona certainly doesn’t. She doesn’t know what they see in her application to the Academy that leads a recruiter to approach her outside her dormitory one night, when she’s on her way to meet a few friends for a study group—only that they tell her she’s singular, that she can do more to protect the Federation as part of Section 31 than she ever could without it, and why doesn’t she come along with them now for an interview.
She says yes.
Series
- Part 3 of the ever-fixed mark
- Part 1 of women of trek
-
it only takes two lonely people by meriwethersays
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series
07 Sep 2024
Tags
Summary
Bones arrives the next morning while Jim and Sam are arguing over where the other beds should go—“I told you it was a stupid idea, having it here,” Sam yells, and Jim yells back, “Okay, you were right, what the fuck do you want me to do about it now.” Gaila is sitting out on the front porch drinking coffee, and when Bones shows up, she grabs him and pulls him down onto the porch next to her.
“You have to save me,” she hisses. “You missed the first three days of this, you traitor—”
---
Jim and Spock get married at the old Kirk house.
Series
- Part 4 of the ever-fixed mark
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 10,745
- Chapters:
- 1/2
- Hits:
- 2
-
Tags
Summary
There are wild stories of what other races do to find their soulmates—they say that Vulcans are scanned at birth and entered into a database for easy matching, that Klingons have superstitions around the size of a soul-mark and kill children whose soul-marks are too small, that unscrupulous doctors specialize in soul therapy that can make two people become soulmates.
Series
- Part 5 of the ever-fixed mark
-
Tags
Summary
B’Elanna gets rid of her soul-mark the day she realizes that her father is never coming back. It’s common among Klingon warriors—a soul-mark is a dangerous thing to bear openly. But she can’t stand the way that her classmates at her Federation school look at her, the way they mock her when it wavers between two different marks. “I guess a half-breed can’t have a real soulmate,” they say. “Maybe that’s why her father left, he couldn’t stand the shame.”
Series
- Part 6 of the ever-fixed mark