"Guess Who" Drabble Challenge

[Cogito]

You've managed to convey a nice sense of displacement there, of a stranger in a strange land.

[WarpGirl]

Not fair Cogito you didn't even try to guess! ek we need a smiley that pouts, and one that bats it's eyelashes. Some people need incentive!

[Silverbullet]

T'Pold, Lorain e2

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[WarpGirl]

Absolutely NOT!

[Silverbullet]

T'Pol and Archer in Broken Bow

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[WarpGirl]

Wrong Vulcan. You can't post a drabble until you get everything right. But and Broken Bow are correct.

[Silverbullet]

WG, only other Vulcan I can think of is Soval

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[WarpGirl]

Correct! Now you may post SB.

[AllisonPetra]

I am going to view Broken Bow again. I didn't even remember there was an ocean. Gee these are tough!

[WarpGirl]

Truth be told it's sort of a "tag" to the ep. Not a reference to an actual scene. But yes they did show the pacific in the ep.

[Silverbullet]

Here is my Drabble. Who is the narrater and what is th eobject

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She looked at it intently. What meanin gdid it have? It meant something to him.
But what? She continued to stare at it. She wondered what power it had to cause her
To study it so raptly. She should draw her attention away from it but couldn’t.
Ws this a harbinger of the Future? She wasn’t sure.

Why was it here. Why was she drawn to it. Why couldn’t she look away.
It was nothing, just an object. Bu t one that seemed important to him.
What did he mean to her. Why did something important to him become important to her.

[WarpGirl]

T'Pol meditating on the Pecan Pie in Breaking the Ice

[Silverbullet]

Right, that was far too easy. You are up.

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[WarpGirl]

It's just that when you write T'Pol you're very distinctive.... Now I must think...

[WarpGirl]

Okay folks when the goin' gets tough, the tough get...CHEESECAKE! Several types in fact. Narrator, "friend," and episode please. Thank you kindly!

Regret, the definition of the word is: to feel sorrow or remorse for (an act, fault, disappointment, ect) according to Websters Dictionary. An emotion. I had accepted the fact that I had left my family forever. I learned many things about myself, had experiences that enriched my life enormously, and met many good people. One of whom specifically warned me about regret. I was torn. Despite our differences my family wants me to come home. I will continue to heed my friend's warning about regret. It's time to go home. I see this path is too dangerous to continue down.