A second munch of Morimens sketches ✨️

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A second munch of Morimens sketches ✨️

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Sorel
With great care, in an operation taking three days, they scooped the original genetic material out of the ovum, replaced it with the material they had tailored from Amanda, introduced the equivalent material from Sarek, closed the little cell up ... and waited. It sat thinking for about half an hour, and then divided. And divided again. And again. They did not cheer: they were Vulcans. But there was an insufferable air of satisfaction about the Parturitic Genetics lab for days.
— “Vulcan: Seven,” Spock's World
Sorel and Daniel are from The Vulcan Academy Murders and The IDIC Epidemic, where it is established they help Spock be safely brought to term. In my heart, they are married to each other.
This isn't Wanda and Sorel blog??? Uhm mm

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I don't remember who asked about them before, but I can actually write for Wanda and Sorel from morimens. I did their events and got them by pure luck 😭
criminal how little Sorel content ive seen sjshdjejsushsjdyd
"Mademoiselle Sorel en Grand Habit" estampe colorée au pochoir de George Barbier et Henri Reidel (1921) à l'exposition “La Mode du 18e Siècle. Un Héritage Fantasmé” du Palais Galliera, mars 2026.