Shock and awe Quote by David Mack Download Open image ““How do you want to play it, Captain? Slow and steady, or shock and awe?”” — David Mack ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.2 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare Shock and awe Slow and steady
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“Spock split his attention between Burnham and the path ahead. “I doubt either of us would be welcomed among Vulcan crews. As quick as they are to profess the wisdom of IDIC, they remain in many ways quite provincial.” It pained Burnham to admit to herself that Spock was likely correct. IDIC—the Vulcan philosophy that extolled the virtue of Infinite… — David Mack Copy Share
“Don’t tell me,” Burnham cut in. “It’s fascinating .” Spock said nothing in response, but he could not help but appear mildly put out.” — David Mack Copy Share Image
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