McCoy In The Image Of An Ancient Aristocratic Doctor. And Also In The Piggy Bank Of Costumes, Which We

Oh, yes! I also want to discuss this topic. Because these moments are just at the diamond level for me. Spock and McCoy, despite everything they are ready to say to each other, will never take advantage of each other's weakness in normal times. They both see this line when any jokes are inappropriate and they need to lay down their "weapons." McCoy is genuinely worried about Spock and knows that he is not an insensitive bastard. He always knows. And when it was really bad for Spock to use this weakness, it meant betraying a trust that had clearly not been built up in one month or year. Spock, in turn, accepts the doctor's weakness and does not blame him for it. After all, McCoy is a human being and quite sensitive. Mocking his grief was akin to burying him more deeply in the "grave." That's why he stays close. I remember a scene from the book "The Entropy Effect". I swear it was one of the best scenes I've ever seen. I fucking love that these two take care of each other and know when to stop.

I need someone to chew over something with me re: that you're a doctor/I'm his son, and the scenes that are private to Spock and McCoy which show us how they've seen each other, in a way they don't bring up outside of them.

something about how McCoy has seen Spock uninhibited and furious and cruel and has never brought it up, accepted and addressed it and never let it color their relationship outside of it, and Spock has seen McCoy vulnerable and lost and uncertain and given him unconditional acceptance and comfort without, funnily enough, making him confront those emotions by being too direct about it (I'm thinking about multiple scenes in operation annihilate & also "isn't that a human failing?" and tholian web even

The only thing worse than a tribble is a flying tribble (c) Leonard Horatio McCoy

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: The Original Series Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Spock (Star Trek), Leonard "Bones" McCoy, James T. Kirk, Nyota Uhura, Montgomery "Scotty" Scott Additional Tags: Mind Control, Sleepwalking, Friendship, Mythical Beings & Creatures, Leonard "Bones" McCoy & Spock Friendship, James T. Kirk & Leonard "Bones" McCoy Friendship, Protective Leonard "Bones" McCoy, Protective James T. Kirk, James T. Kirk is a Good Friend, James T. Kirk is a Good Captain, James T. Kirk is Not Amused, Mental Anguish Summary:

The ship Enterprise gets stuck in a mysterious blue nebula. One by one, the crew members fall into a deep sleep. A mysterious entity, posing as Morpheus, has taken over Dr. McCoy's body. He asks the captain for a favor, but Kirk has no intention of doing it.

I remember I promised to write a fanfiction for this art. Well… I didn't lie. But unfortunately, the fanfiction is in Russian, so when reading it, you may have to use an automatic translator (if there is one). So I apologize in advance for the mistakes.

I started using the Ao3 website not so long ago, so I hope I'll figure out how it all works in the process.

And now, finally, more recent work has arrived. By the way, I have more planned for this one… nude version 😏

This is probably one of my favorite works

By a happy coincidence, this art was very suitable for Valentine's Day 😄

A little sketch for the mood. Have a nice evening, everyone 😘

I consider McCoy's Alice in Wonderland references to be among the best in Star Trek. They're so cute.

Chapters: 2/2 Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: The Original Series Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Spock (Star Trek), Leonard "Bones" McCoy, James T. Kirk, Nyota Uhura, Montgomery "Scotty" Scott Additional Tags: Mind Control, Sleepwalking, Friendship, Mythical Beings & Creatures, Leonard "Bones" McCoy & Spock Friendship, James T. Kirk & Leonard "Bones" McCoy Friendship, Protective Leonard "Bones" McCoy, Protective James T. Kirk, James T. Kirk is a Good Friend, James T. Kirk is a Good Captain, James T. Kirk is Not Amused, Mental Anguish, Hurt/Comfort Summary:

The ship Enterprise gets stuck in a mysterious blue nebula. One by one, the crew members fall into a deep sleep. A mysterious entity, posing as Morpheus, has taken over Dr. McCoy's body. He asks the captain for a favor, but Kirk has no intention of doing it. A new chapter has been released!

I'm trying to draw with a limited palette

I feel the same way you do… I know what you know.

Some of the ancient rock paintings of the deceased blog

The wild specimen of Dr. Leonard McCoy leads an aggressive hunt in search of its prey captain

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