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... <philnbl...@comcast.net> wrote: SLWatson wrote: Wow, I must've gotten your goat. One: McCoy didn't become Spock's ally in Mirror, Mirror I didn't say he did. I said Mirror Spock became their ally. And? And... those two things are totally different? And I didn't say what I didn't say, I only said what I did ...

..., I must've gotten your goat. One: McCoy didn't become Spock's ally in Mirror, Mirror I didn't say he did. I said Mirror Spock became their ally. And? Spock always seems a little shook up after a mind meld. ... unusual. And? You're grasping straws. McCoy was messed up after that in Mirror, Mirror at least for awhile. Valeris was screaming. You can argue till you're blue ...

SLWatson wrote: Wow, I must've gotten your goat. One: McCoy didn't become Spock's ally in Mirror, Mirror I didn't say he did. I said Mirror Spock became their ally. Someone else validly pointed out that Spock seemed shaken by what he had done to Valeris. Spock always seems a little shook up after a mind meld. That is not unusual.

Wow, I must've gotten your goat. One: McCoy didn't become Spock's ally in Mirror, Mirror; when he was dragged into the transporter room, with glazed eyes, IIRC... Scotty was actually keeping a grip on him to either steady him or keep him standing. As to whether there were any lasting effects -- you and I both know that TOS was written primarily with stand-alone episodes and not running storylines, so of course it was never brought up ...

... Captain Kirk did not see Mirror Spock the way you seem ... Kirk seemed to think that Mirror Spock was as innately decent ... own Spock is. Kirk encouraged Mirror Spock at the end to ... control from the clearly indecent Mirror Kirk. Why would he do ...'t believe, deep down, that Mirror Spock was the better man...given reason to believe that Mirror Spock was actually a big...ever seemed traumatized by his Mirror Mirror "mind rape". The effect...

...'t seem to enjoy it in Mirror, Mirror. Given the nature of telepathy..., Captain Kirk did not see Mirror Spock the way you seem to... Kirk seemed to think that Mirror Spock was as innately decent as... own Spock is. Kirk encouraged Mirror Spock at the end to ... control from the clearly indecent Mirror Kirk. Why would he do ...'t believe, deep down, that Mirror Spock was the better man?... given reason to believe that Mirror Spock was actually a big ...

SLWatson wrote: I dunno, Len McCoy didn't seem to enjoy it in Mirror, Mirror. Given the nature of telepathy, mental shielding, I think forcibly breeching those would probably hurt. And whether it hurts Spock or not is irrelevant; he ...? ...that's likely a flame-worthy comment, but hey. Well, I think of it as a debate-worthy opinion. First of all, the actions of Mirror Spock should not reflect on our Spock. IMHO.

I dunno, Len McCoy didn't seem to enjoy it in Mirror, Mirror. Given the nature of telepathy, mental shielding, I think forcibly breeching those would probably hurt. And whether it hurts Spock or not is irrelevant; he uses force. If a rapist bangs his knee while trying to put it to you, does that make it okay? ...that's likely a flame-worthy comment, but hey.

Karl Johanson wrote: "ToolPackinMama" <philnblanc@comcast.net> wrote OK, Kirk et all were tortured many times, but when did they ever engage in torture? Kirk gave the okay to have Mirror Mirror Checkov tortured. He didn't actually know what "the booth" was at the time. He was playing along - playing the part of Mirror Kirk.