(Ohhh, interesting! I think one of my favorite characters from Roswell could do that! I thought it was an awesome power.)
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Spock doesn't dream, but then Jim, one night, sneaks into his room and in a perfect imitation of the mind-meld (although he doesn't actually have to imitate the mind-meld position to walk through people's dreams, just as long as he touches them when they're sleeping), meets Spock's dark, dreamless, peaceful mind in REM sleep, and that night Spock dreams of a golden sun brightening up his dark cavern of logic and indifference. It's a violation most definitely, and Jim should be ashamed of it, but he's curious. Spock wakes up the next morning, unsettled, as though he had lost something he never had in the first place.
do vulcans dream of electric sheep?
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Spock doesn't dream, but then Jim, one night, sneaks into his room and in a perfect imitation of the mind-meld (although he doesn't actually have to imitate the mind-meld position to walk through people's dreams, just as long as he touches them when they're sleeping), meets Spock's dark, dreamless, peaceful mind in REM sleep, and that night Spock dreams of a golden sun brightening up his dark cavern of logic and indifference. It's a violation most definitely, and Jim should be ashamed of it, but he's curious. Spock wakes up the next morning, unsettled, as though he had lost something he never had in the first place.