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The other day I was watching an artist's impression of what might have happened leading up to Jon's big speech, and noticed that it showed Jon giving T'Pol a hug before he went on stage. And perhaps T'Pol was there and perhaps Jon did hug her. Anyway, it seemed to me that Jon whispered something in ...

I have quite a few ideas in progress but unfortunately almost no time at all to spend on any of them.

I just rewatched Terra Prime and noticed that during Archer's speech he was looking right at Trip &T'Pol whe he said, "And yet, the more I've experienced, the more I've learned that no matter how far we travel, or how fast we get there, the most profound discoveries are not necessarily bey...

... was Jon than Trip? Also, did they go through some sort of survival training together, or did I imagine that?

Inquiring plot bunnies need to know.

If it's cloaked, doesn't that imply it's invisible to sensors?

Wish I had the time and skills to help - but I don't. I'll look forward to reading it, though.

I'm no writer, but it has always seemed to me that when writing from the point of view of a single character, it should be self-evident that any thoughts expressed are the thoughts of the point-of-view character; I don't see any need for single quotes and italics unless a thought needs special empha...

Certainly am, certainly did! So much so that I've gone back top the beginning. Dammit - how has Trip managed to end up being set up so thoroughly?

I have no idea what that's like, but it sounds pretty horrible.

It would be great to see attractive female leads *not* poured into a catsuit, and mature, competent characters who don't need to act like twelve year olds in order for the plot to happen. (Yes, 'A Night In Sickbay', I'm looking at you!)

I just read about it this evening. I really hope they do a better job this time.

They're probably illogical, but no more illogical than wearing high heeled boots, or lipstick, or listening to jazz, or eating pecan pie, or hanging out with her favorite human. It may even be that she's indulging somebody else who appreciates these things ...

I guess it's true what they say, then - the cake is a lie.