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FIC: Win and Jim (STXI, PG13)
This story is about how Jim came to be who he becomes, and how he's a lot like his mom (more than you'd think), except when he's not. (Apologies to folks who have seen this multiple times on their flists)
Title: Win and Jim
Author: Danahid (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
danahid)
Beta:emluv
Fandom/Spoilers: STXI/Reboot/AOS
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairing: Winona Kirk, Jim Kirk, brief Chris Pike cameo (Gen)
Wordcount: 8,718
Disclaimer: Star Trek is owned by many people who are not me. No profit being made. No infringement intended.
Archive/Distribution: Please ask.
Date: January 27, 2010
Summary: A boy's best friend is his mother. (What if Winona Kirk weren't a distant, absent mother, but rather a pretty good mom dealing with a painful history and a difficult set of circumstances? What if Frank weren't an abusive stepfather? What if Jim Kirk were just a bright, normal kid, who's mostly just trying to figure out his place in the world?)
Warnings: References to Tarsus IV.
Jim's mother's eyes go flat and empty whenever anyone mentions Jim's real father, who has been dead for 3,812 days. Jim has no idea why he's thinking about his dead father when his mother's frantic voice wakes him.
Title: Win and Jim
Author: Danahid (
danahid)Beta:
emluv Fandom/Spoilers: STXI/Reboot/AOS
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairing: Winona Kirk, Jim Kirk, brief Chris Pike cameo (Gen)
Wordcount: 8,718
Disclaimer: Star Trek is owned by many people who are not me. No profit being made. No infringement intended.
Archive/Distribution: Please ask.
Date: January 27, 2010
Summary: A boy's best friend is his mother. (What if Winona Kirk weren't a distant, absent mother, but rather a pretty good mom dealing with a painful history and a difficult set of circumstances? What if Frank weren't an abusive stepfather? What if Jim Kirk were just a bright, normal kid, who's mostly just trying to figure out his place in the world?)
Warnings: References to Tarsus IV.
Jim's mother's eyes go flat and empty whenever anyone mentions Jim's real father, who has been dead for 3,812 days. Jim has no idea why he's thinking about his dead father when his mother's frantic voice wakes him.