2026-04-05 07:58 UTC
@StarkRG@myside-yourside.net @Phangurl@vmst.io
Thats a very good point about which Vulcans wind up interacting with outsiders.
T'lyn is pushed out, because her behavior doesnt conform. (Not very IDIC, but typical of the status quo). Her commander tells her its because her approach will flourish better among humans.
She takes this as an insult and punishment. But however he meant it, he was right, and she is able to become her truer self in Starfleet.
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@5ciFiGirl@starbase80.wtf 2026-04-05 08:03
@StarkRG@myside-yourside.net @Phangurl@vmst.io Ma'jel on the other hand: She initially acts as though her way is right and others are wrong. But she very quickly pivots to taking her cues from some of the most unpredictable people you could hope to find! We dont know why she joined Starfleet, but I believe the very fact that she *did* is proof that she was curious to learn from non-vulcans. She just had a lot of habits to unlearn first! 2/2