Star Trek: Duty, Honor, Redemption - Plot & Excerpts
As he raised his glass in a final toast, he glanced at each of his compatriots in turn.Admiral James Kirk and Doctor Carol Marcus stood on either side of Carol’s grown son, David Marcus. David was Jim’s son, as well, unknown until now, but now acknowledged.Commander Uhura, Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott, Commander Pavel Chekov, and Hikaru Sulu, recently promoted to commander, had clustered together along one arc of the circle. Every member of the ship’s company showed the strain of the harrowing past few days, except Lieutenant Saavik. Her Vulcan training required her to be imperturbable, and so she appeared. If her Romulan upbringing gave her the capacity to feel grief or loss or anger at the death of Spock, her teacher, McCoy could see no shadow of the emotions.McCoy had known the rest of the ship’s company, the trainees, only a short time, not even long enough to learn their names. He knew for sure only that they were terribly young.“To Spock,” McCoy said. “He gave his life for ours.”“To Spock,”
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