BRO????
THIS IS SO COOL?
I can't read old english but the second chapter is both a translation and notes on the translation/writing choices which i HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEYRE SO COOL
THE MEANINGS AND CHOICES IN TRANSLATION ARE GETTING TO ME
Also so many of them have these awesome explanations behind them and then there's this:
"The Old English word for “doctor”, læce, literally means “leech”, which he would hate being called so, so much that I immediately had to use it for him."
LIKE YEAH THATLL DO IT LMAO
GO CHECK IT OUT ITS INTERESTING AF
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WHOever thought of how to dress the Playmates™ Jim Kirk: plaid shirt action figure™...
I HOPE YOU GOT A RAISE *CHEF KISS* WASN'T EXPECTING THIS.
THIS. WAS. WORTH. EVERY. SINGLE. PESO.
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In Amok Time, Spock says, "Captain, lock me away. I do not wish to be seen." And Kirk responds, "I'm trying to help you, Spock." And it's revealed he's taking Spock to Sickbay.
But, in the previous episode Operation: Annihilate, Spock breaks out of Sickbay only to be sedated, brought back, and restrained. Locked away, if you will. And it leads to Spock's, "Let me help," offering himself up as both possible sacrifice and test subject.
But! In the episode before that, The City on the Edge of Forever, we get the iconic exchange of:
Edith Keeler: Whatever it is, let me help.
Kirk: "Let me help." A hundred years or so from now, I believe, a famous novelist will write a classic using that theme. He'll recommend those three words even over "I love you."
Funny how certain phrases and events parallel or cycle back around between consecutive (by air date, not production code) episodes. Interesting. Fascinating, even. (I am fully aware of the caveat that my brain is seeking out patterns, I am lost in the Spirk sauce/soup/brainrot/whatever, etc.)
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Edith: “ In the future, we will go to space in spaceships!”
Kirk and Spock, who are from the future and live on a spaceship:
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1930's me just trying to eat my soup as edith keeler rambles on and on about how man will go to space in the future while the blonde dude next to me moons over her and ignores his sulking boyfriend:
girl, how is this helping.
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‘the city on the edge of forever’ original teleplay, harlan ellison
‘killing time’ (first edition), della van hise
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I love to watch this episode again and again and again
every time I’m surprised that they only used one bed to sleep so obviously
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Meanwhile, in a city on the edge of forever:
Spock, carefully positioning his DIY computer on the spare bed: As Vulcans do not require sleep, I will work on this all night
Kirk: Spock, you have to sleep!
Spock: But Captain, there is only one bed
Kirk, one foot out the door: It's okay, I will sleep in Edith's room–
Spock: wow would you look at that the computer's working now and it says it won't work out between you :/
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