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Grim at times, and very intense...but very well done and a neat exploration of a spiky but strong relationship:-)

very well done

Awwww. This is so cute. Loved your story.

Cute:)

Tense! Very good story, well done!

This is soooo good I am such a sucker for Mccoy and Spock caring for eachother

Good job on this. Thank you!

God this whole story is absolutely and utterly perfect. I love hurt!Spock fics - especially when Bones takes care of him. I love your portrayal of them and how their friendship grew during their captivity. I loved it when Bones cuddled a thin, shaking Spock to keep him warm. I loved their conversations and their discussions and god please write more. Beautiful story.

Loved it! It was amazing! Thanks for the fantastic read :D

The feelings that I have toward this fiction are really strong. I cannot properly express how much I enjoyed this, and I cannot find the words to give it the justice it deserves. I feel as though I cannot properly review your fictions, because they are just too good for words, so, I will try my best to convey my feelings toward this fiction, because it is perfect.

I loved watching the relationship of Spock and McCoy flourish within this fiction. It's obvious that they care about each other, but they are also very different people, which I think you portray very well. I laughed at some of their commentary, and I also felt sadness as Spock continued to sacrifice himself. Good old self-sacrificing Spock. He really is a fascinating character.

I died laughing when poor Spock threw up after eating the tomato. I do feel a bit guilty for laughing at Spock's pain, but he did warn McCoy, he really did try. And then McCoy's denial sent me overboard with giggles. I also really love that they decide not to inform Jim that they have had agreeable conversations. I was grinning widely when I read that. I never knew that could be so conspiratorial, but I love it.

This story just gives me chills. I can imagine it, and it is scary! The mysterious attackers, their prisoners gradually deteriorating, a desperate captain searching for them, and finally, a grand escape, tinged with grief.

Awesome. Really awesome. There isn't enough Spock/McCoy friendship. Two things I feel like you're missing, though-the moment when Spock wakes up, and the discussion about Spock making a deal to save McCoy-surely McCoy isn't going to take that lying down? Even if he appreciates it, shouldn't they talk, or at the very least show McCoy thinking about it and some wordless conversation going on.

Seriously, this was one of the best things I have read in a long time. Wonderful characterizations. Moving on to more now...