garak reading smth with data staring at him i love my dolls \(-0-)/
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garak reading smth with data staring at him i love my dolls \(-0-)/

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[Podfic Link] | Length: 3 minutes, 6 seconds
Original Work: Favorite Part of the Day by Melime
Star Trek: Data & Spot | Rating: General Audiences
Summary:
What Spot likes best after a day of adventures is having her human's company.
Notes: Recorded this one for @flowerparrish because cats are just so drawn to zir & that brings me all the joy ~
Lore is the James Moriarty to Data's Sherlock Holmes.
updated data pfp :ppp
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Tng ending where Data opens a cat cafe would’ve been peak methinks
I just need data joyous

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Data when you pick up a rock
I'm getting into making things like this and I will update if I make more!!!
Love how Data immediately becomes the most authoritative person in the entire show the moment he's in command of a ship.
And of course he is. He's playing a role like he always is. Less masking and more performing the expectations of his own idealised archetypes.
This role of captain is defined by certainty, just how his usual role is defined by its lack. He becomes his own foil and in so doing explores both what it means to be a scientist and a leader. It's... It's probably not that deep, is it?