Saturn
Saturn

Saturn

Synopsis

A Vulcan certainly doesn't see the universe with the same eyes as a human. His view on this would be rational where each star depends on a continuous calculation to stay there, being a web of nebulae and explosions. The universe is cold for a Vulcan, it's silent, no atmosphere, no gravity, a set of organized chaos and the key to new worlds. It wouldn't make sense for a Vulcan to stop and look at the stars with beauty that they possess, gaze at Saturn's rings with all their grandeur. But not so for Spock.
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"They’ll understand that beneath their unfeeling exterior is a heart that’s breaking silently and in more pain than any of us could po...

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Total: 4,899 words
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Prólogo - Entre Vulcanos, Estrelas, Lógica e V'Ger

468 words•~3 min
02

Capítulo 1 - Entre Sangue, Mãe e Lógica.

1,290 words•~7 min
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Capítulo 2 - Entre Beijos, Esferas de Plasma e Fascinação.

1,576 words•~8 min
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Epílogo - Entre Iowa, Fisiologia e Sistema Solar.

1,565 words•~8 min

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