Log 10 [4th Wall Action]

[toujoursfluer]

[Robin will be out and about in the afternoon, wandering here and there all over the village. Feel free to meet her pretty much anywhere, though the fountain and the library are her habitual spots, she will come to Seventh Heaven around evening to see who is to be seen. It is her last great run of exploring the new 'guests' before hiding away in her room. Truly, the variety of people are wonderful, but dizzying at the same time. And...in the end, perhaps, they will have gone home, perhaps.]

Comments

[spohkh]

The Enterprise and its crew do not 'hunt' anyone. That is a degrading to use on any individual.

You are not animals. [This may be a sore point for Spock.]

[toujoursfluer]

Hunt, pursue with intent to capture and imprison. [She waves a hand] It's all the same thing. Don't think semantics make it any different.

And no, we are not animals, Vulcan-san. We are sentient. We can think. And its our knowledge that makes us the most dangerous, ne?

[spohkh]

Our mission is a peaceful one Miss Robin.... we only apprehend criminals if they have engaged us in battle first.

[toujoursfluer]

So you would let a known criminal slip by if they didn't attack you? How foolish of you.

[spohkh]

Every starship has responsibilities... we do not hunt. If an enemy is seen inside the boundaries, then they are told to leave it... We do not fight unless it is the only option left to us. We are a peace keeping armada.

[toujoursfluer]

Hmm. So you say but I wonder. I think you entirely too optimistic about your own government, Vulcan-san.

[spohkh]

I do not deny that it has its flaws... However, with Vulcan influence, it made certain processes more.... logical. [Have a small Vulcan grin.]

[toujoursfluer]

My. Aren't you superior. [She is so not impressed] Are all Vulcans so pretentious or are you just a special case?

[spohkh]

Not superior, merely logical.

Though you could claim that I am a 'special' case due to my unique heritage. Though I would not say pretentious...

[toujoursfluer]

But if you claim that logic is superior, isn't that the same thing as saying you are?

[She regards him cooly]

And what is your 'unique' heritage?

[spohkh]

I am half-human... My mother was human. I am the only one of my kind. [Spock ignores her other comment... he realizes that he cannot argue with Robin.]

[toujoursfluer]

[He knows she's right, in other words and she'll take it as her due.]

Is that so? And what is it you think of humans in that case?

[spohkh]

I...

[Spock's mother was human... and he loved her dearly.] They show illogical tendencies and frequent in destructive activities that cause harm to both themselves and society.

However... the universe would be sorely lacking without them.

[Translation: he likes them well enough... but he'll never admit it.]

[toujoursfluer]

And Vulcans do none of those things? Are they truly so flawless?

[spohkh]

These things are not logical. [The answer of the century.]

Though Vulcans are not without their flaws... [Spock certainly wasn't.]

[toujoursfluer]

Elaborate then. If you're so eager to point out the flaws of humans you should at the very least be fair and point out some flaws of your own.

[spohkh]

Vulcans are too emotional.


[Said with a dead-pan voice and matching expression.]

[toujoursfluer]

. . .

Are you being facetious?

[spohkh]

Negative, I am being veracious.

[toujoursfluer]

....

[She's not entirely sure what to think about this.]

I think you're a very strange person, Vulcan-san.

[spohkh]

If that is a way to comment on my uniqueness, then yes, you are correct.

And I take that as a compliment.

[Spock gives Robin a small smile, then bows his head.]

Good day to you Miss Robin, I will see you soon.

[And with that, the Vulcan turns and walks away.]

[toujoursfluer]

[She watches him go. Somehow she still doesn't like him even if he's starting to grow on her. Well, enough irritation and perhaps he'll become a pearl one day]