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Saving McCoy despite knowing the consequences of doing so was an emotional response. He’s trying to deny his emotional responses, despite having demonstrated it at least twice with McCoy right there for both of them. Why? Because he knows that Spock’s spitballing here. Which is what finally gets McCoy pissed off enough to directly confront him about it. But still, the banter goes enough that event he audience has to ask: are these two truly enemies. It’s got some amusing stuff, like the banter in the beginning and McCoy of all being being the one to suggest illogic regarding sun worshipers has Spock giving some utterly hilarious facial expressions. Spock’s raised brow to me almost came across like ‘really doctor? must you be like this now?”.

For the most part, their banter is mutual and they’re clearly trying to rouse a reaction from the other.Even when at gunpoint, McCoy just HAS to snap at Spock for “ so blasted honest?’. It’s almost like one of the writers anticipated the fact that some would legit think that the two genuinely hated each other, and decided to ask the question. It goes on for so long that we have the guest character outright ask Kirk if they’re enemies, and even he isn’t for sure. From the second the episode resumes after the opening credits, they’re snarking at each other almost immediately. The episode has Spock and McCoy somewhat saltier towards each other than usual. A profound contradiction for an affection is a conviction.he was the obverse of Enjolras.

His mind could get along without belief, but his heart could not get along without friendship. He was, himself, moreover, composed of two elements, which were, to all appearance, incompatible. No one loves the light like the blind man. A skeptic who adheres to a believer is as simple as the law of complementary colors. To whom did this anarchical scoffer unite himself in this phalanx of absolute minds? To the most absolute. This fanaticism was neither a dogma, nor an idea, nor an art, nor a science it was a man Enjolras. However, this skeptic had one fanaticism.

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This was his axiom: 'There is but one certainty, my full glass.' He sneered at all devotion in all parties. Skepticism, that caries of intelligence, had not left him a single whole idea. Grantaire was a man who took good care not to believe in anything. I'm lucky because I still have him to hug him tighter every single day and when he eventually moves in with me I can kiss him goodnight every single night.Īmong all these glowing hearts and thoroughly convinced minds, there was one skeptic. If I could go back in time I would hug him tighter ever single day and let him kiss me goodnight every single night instead of being a mildly bratty, angry and embarrassed teen. He said there were nights where he considered ending his life when I was older and started making a little money in highschool 💔 as his daughter and the closest human in my life I had literally no idea this was going on. He told me about the nights where he was exhausted from working and had to come home to feed to hungry girls, take us to ballet, take my sister to drama classes, come back home to clean while we were busy and financially support us. we had a little birthday party for him and we were joking around talking about our childhood and he opened up, told my sister and I how difficult it was. This, heart breaking as it is saved my dad's life because new patients couldn't get to the hospital. I mean a literal standstill, doctors and nurses were working 72-96 hours shifts because those who weren't at the hospital couldn't physically get to the hospital. He was on a ventilator for almost two weeks and the second wave was peaking here before Civil unrest brought parts of my country to a standstill. Last year in July we thought we were going to lose him to the delta variant.