#justice for phlox

[thresholdbb]

Pretend for a moment the Star Trek doctors all existed today, with present-day knowledge and technology

[unknownfaceless-ds9]

I just realised that on Memory Alpha is a site about the undeveloped ideas for a season 5 for Star Trek: Enterprise and now I'm even more mad, that it never happened. I mean:

Shran. They wanted to put Shran as an advisor permanently on the show. Not only would it finally have been justice for Jeffrey Combs but we would have finally gotten more information about Andorians or Andor which is always nice.

More mirror universe. I mean, come on guys, you can't tell me you wouldn't have loved more of Empress Hoshi Sato!!

T'Pol's father was supposed to make an appearance. And rumor has it that he was supposed to be an undercover romulan spy?! I mean, think of that what you want but it would've been nice to find out new things about her.

Borg Queen Origin Story. Need I say more?

Apparently the producer Manny Coton wanted the Enterprise to visit Denobula! Maybe it's because I love Phlox and think Denobulans are very interesting but I am so mad that they never showed us the planet. Maybe they did it in one of the newer shows I don't know, but Enterprise had a Denobulan as a Character in the main crew. Come on! (Also, it would have maye answered my questions in this post)

The Romulan War. The Romulans were supposed to become the main antagonists in the comming fifth season and the romulan warwould have FINALLY be addressed and shown but NO. They had to cancel the show!!!!

I am so mad right now. I am aware that maybe Enterprise wasn't the best show of Star Trek but it was by far not the worst and deserves more love and attention. No, I will not take criticism on that.

[franstastic-ideas]

Language of Flowers

Some meanings behind the flowers that have grown around here in the wild and our gardens.

Marigold (French) - Comforts the heart / Overcomes jealousy

Iris (Purple) - Wisdom

Rose of Sharon - Consumed by Love / Delicate beauty

Zinnia - Thoughts of an absent friend

Daffodil - Rebirth / New beginnings / Hope

Quince - Sincerity / Temptation

Passion Flower - Faith / Religious passion

Forsythia - Anticipation / Prosperity

Daisy - Innocence / Loyal Love

Rose (White) - Purity / Reverence / Innocent love

Rudbeckia - Justice / Love conquers all

Amaryllis - Pride / Splendid beauty

Nasturtium - Victory / Conquest

Crepe Myrtle - Eloquence

Morning Glory - Affection / Bonds of love

Coreopsis - Always cheerful / Love at first sight

Rose (Pink) - Sweetness / Perfect love

Lantana - I am unyielding

Phlox - Unanimity / I am trying to please you / Sweet dreams

Crabapple Blossom - Overcoming irritability

Hydrangea - Devotion / Thank you for understanding

Clematis - Safety / Ingenuity

Daylily - Wealth / Pride / Success / Coquetry

Pear Blossom - Affection / Lasting friendship / More than just lovely

Sunflower - Adoration / Loyalty

Snapdragon - Strength

Peony - Prosperity / Compassion / Happy marriage

Wisteria - You are always welcome / I cling to thee

Gladioli - Generosity / Admiration

Begonia - Cordiality

Petunia - Your presence soothes me / Never despair

Yarrow - Health and healing / Cure for heartache and sorrow

Azalea - Passion / Take care / Romance

Violets (Purple) - Thoughts of you / Loyalty

Dandelion (Yellow) - Faithfulness / Happiness

Hollyhock - Ambition, Devotion to love

Sweetpea - Departure / Blissful pleasure

Cosmos - Innocent beauty / Harmony / Universal love

Dahlia - Dignity / Elegance

Aster - Patience / Delicacy / Contentment

Four o' Clock - Timidity / Evening beauty

Calla Lily - Beauty and loveliness / Modesty / With me you are safe

Venus's Looking Glass - Flattery

Jasmine - Grace / Elegance / Wealth

Honeysuckle - Sweet disposition / Devoted affection

Cornflower - Delicacy / Refinement / Devotion / Hope in love

Chrysanthemum - Joy

Goldenrod - Encouragement / Protection

Calendula - Grace / Overcoming jealousy

[whovianwatchingstartrek]

A Whovian Watches Star Trek for the First Time: Part 089 - Phlox, Kindapped!

Before I get into this one, today is the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who, my first and primary Sci-Fi love. On this day, in 1963, Two school teachers followed a strange Unearthly Child home, and got whisked off through time and Space in a police box by her alien Grandfather, in an adventure that is still going to this day. Happy Birthday, Doctor Who.

Now, back to Star Trek:

Star Trek: Enterprise - Season 4 Episode 15 - Affliction

We open on a Klingon ship, and it would appear someone is being unlawfully executed. I really like the last time we focussed on the corruption in the Klingon Justice System, so I'm excited to see that we're exploring this again!

After the intro, We're left with the aftermath of Trip's decision to be transferred from the Enterprise to it's sister ship, the Columbia. He's still pretending this isn't about his feelings for T'Pol. Meanwhile on Earth, we get a nice scene of Phlox and Hoshi enjoying eachothers company when they get attacked by some figures in the shadows. Phlox has been Kidnapped!

The Enterprise crew are trying to find Phlox. Malcolm is given a mysterious address to visit by someone unknown while trying to contact starfleet command, and T'Pol is trying to mindmeld with hoshi to figure out what happened while Hoshi was semi-conscious. The mind meld's results show that the attackers speak Rigellian, and by coincidence, a Rigellian ship left earth shortly after the incident occurred, and his heading in a completely different direction that it said it was going in. Reed however apparently has a mystery job to do, under the mystery orders of this mystery man, that will apparently help Phlox, although the details aren't shared with us.

We're then taken to Phlox who is now on board the Klingon ship from the cold open, and is being made to cure a virus that has been spreading through the empire.

Archer and crew are chasing after the freighter, but this new Engineer just isn't cutting it. This Commander Kelby just doesn't have the same response time or Talent as our boy Trip Tucker.

Meanwhile on the Columbia, Trip is settling in fine and has started whipping his new crew into shape. Apparently he's not too torn up by leaving Enterprise, and apparently Columbia's chef is just as good. Also T'Pol's having meditiation dreams connecting to Trip's mind.

When Enterprise reaches the Rigellian Freighter, is has been completely destroyed, and there's no sign of Phlox or any other leads.

Phlox is great in this episode. Seeing his medical ethics put to the test while being forced to work alongside the Brutally Efficient Klingons is great to see. Given the number of episodes left, this is probably the last major Phlox Focus episode, so I'm kinda sad that we're probably not going to see his reconciliation with his eldest son like I wanted to, but this is a great outing for Phlox nonetheless

Malcolm's interactions with Mystery man also keeps getting stranger. Apparently, Malcolm has history with him before even enterprise, and is acting as if he was sent to spy on Star Fleet. It's a really strange and feels like a last minute addition to him, I don't really recall any hints towards Malcolm having other loyalties before this. Either way, Mystery man orders him to lie about the true nature of the Freighter, that is that it was attacked by Klingons.

During this conversation, Enterprise comes under attack, and Malcolm is drawn away before we get any details. Enterprise is boarded by what appear to be Humans in Klingon clothing. The Boarding party disable Enterprise's systems, and get away. Leaving only one behind for Enterprise to question. Apparently, These are klingons.

Meanwhile with Phlox, apparently the Kilingon Virus contains Augment Human DNA, from Soong's Augments specifically, and the virus was created in an attempt to create Human Augments, which explains why the Boarding Party looked human.

Archer however figures out that Malcolm has been lying about the data from the Freighter's wreckage, and is taken to the brig. Keeping Mystery Man a secret is really tearing Malcolm up, I want answers over what this was about.

Columbia Launches for it's first time, meanwhile Enterprise tries to go to warp itself, and Archer finds that if Enterprise stops, the reactor will explode, and the only way to prevent that is keep going to reduce risk of the reactor going Critical. It's like that time the Flash's heart was hooked up to a bomb that would detonate if he stopped. Enterprise's systems have also been hacked by a Klingon computer virus.

I really enjoyed this episode, it's character work, especially around Phlox and Malcolm was great, although I do wish Malcolm's other loyalties were something that was foreshadowed before now. I'm excited to find out Exactly who Malcolm is working for, and where all of this is heading!

[moonspiritmars]

last night I read the suicide note of a trans girl I didn’t know named Eden.

this is for her (and maybe for us, too)

A Garden For Eden

on the other side, I imagine a garden.

it is nurtured by warm rains, gentle winds, and the sun.

here there are endless sunrises and endless sunsets, gifts from the heavens and from mother nature herself.

she longs to hold you and so she does, kissing your tears away with warm rays of sunlight, tucking you in under the softness and protection of the moon. 

here she nurtures you as she would nurture the garden, 

showers you in cherry blossom petals, perfumes you with the smell of flowers, and views you in reverence. 

you are, after all, one of her most divine creations. 

she honors you with aloe, amasses bouquets of anemone, crowns you with angrec. 

she dots the night sky with aster, wakes you with bellflowers, builds you a bed of calla lilies. she calls you her Cinquefoil, promises you coltsfoot, dons you in dahlias. 

she grows you gladiolus and heliotropes. 

breaks fast with jasmines. 

welcomes you with mayflower and marigold. 

she grows you meadowsweet and lays mignonette at your feet. olive and phlox guide you through endless fields of dewy grass, plumeria and primrose caress your knees,

poppy lulls you to sleep.

she wakes you with rosemary, sprouts you rows and rows of red spider lily, springs sweetbrier. 

she fastens you a cloak of vervain and whispers warm words onto winged seeds. she grows zinnia. lots and lots of zinnia.

in the middle of the garden stands an altar. 

it is home to acanthus, astragalus, azalea. to baby breaths and balm, pink carnation, and white clover. it is cradled by cypress and purple hyacinth, birth’s pastures of pansy and rue. 

the altar is a testimony to grief. 

mother nature promises you no more sorrow. here she will love you with all of her existence.

you, her daughter, born of the divine feminine and from her very own womb. 

she will honor you with everlasting fields of flowers. she will grow you a garden.

she will call you Eden.

in this garden for Eden, you will be free. 

someday we will be too. 

I used this list of plant and flower symbolism, the meanings of each flower are below

aloe - grief | anemone - undying love, eternal peace | angrec - royalty | aster - symbol of love, name comes from the greek word for star | bellflowers - unwavering love | calla lily - magnificence and beauty | cinquefoil - beloved daughter | coltsfoot - justice shall be done | dahlia - elegance and dignity | gladiolus - strength of character, honor, conviction | heliotropes - devotion | jasmine - unconditional and eternal love | mayflower - welcome | marigold - pain and grief | meadowsweet - peace, protection | mignonette - worth | olive - peace | phlox - harmony | plumeria - new beginnings | primrose - eternal love | poppy - eternal sleep | rosemary - remembrance | red spider lily - death and the cycle of rebirth | sweetbrier - simplicity, a wound to heal | vervain - protection against evil | winged seeds - messengers | zinnia - thinking of you | acanthus - art, immortality, rebirth | astragalus - your presence softens my pain | azalea - take care, Chinese symbols of womanhood | baby breaths - innocence, purity of heart | balm - sympathy | pink carnation - a mother’s love | white clover - ‘I promise’ | cypress - death, mourning, sorrow | purple hyacinth - sorrow, please forgive me | pansy - remembrance, you occupy my thoughts | rue - sorrow

[ivyprism]

Skeleton Boy Jobs: Revamp and New Part 3

Warnings: Death, etc.

Admiral and Sandstone are both working heroes. Incarnadine is a retired hero.

Baron and Finch are villains. Amos is a retired villain.

Veranda and Grenach are heroes.

Macchiato and Carignan are villains.

Griffin is a Judge for Angels and is also an Executioner, however, on Earth, he works at a supermarket. Sentinel is a Savior Angel, however, on Earth, he works at a flower shop. Cobalt trains Executioners and Guardians, however, on Earth, he is a professor.

Joldewin is the God of Sleep and Elio is the God of Wishes and Dreams.

Hellebore is the God of Poison and Grimoire is the God of Curses and Nightmares.

Ilarion is the God of Joy and Cyfrin is the God of Mischief and Daydreams.

Evander is an executioner angel, but in the mortal world, he is a professional lifeguard. Bronze is a Guardian Angel and he is a professor. Copper helps train new Guardians and Executioners, but in the mortal realm, he is a simple bookshop owner.

Weylin is a Corrupt Angel who is an executioner.

Odin and Theron are both Angel Hunters.

Orin is a Security Guard, but he also is a demon who handles order in Erebus. Magnar is a Crime Investigator and a demon who handles troubles in Erebus. Zinc is a Criminal Justice professor, but he's also someone who helps train others.

Regulus is a bookshop worker as well as a person who teaches kids in Erebus. Badger is a lifeguard and he takes care of kids when he is in Erebus. Shale is a professor and a teacher of kids.

Amon is a Rogue Demon who takes care of gardens.

Conlan and Runyon are both Demon Slayers.

Lock and Key are multiverse savers and they work for a wizard.

Cervil and Cane (Sugar Cane) both own an animal shelter and a diner.

Dragomir is a teacher and Cicil is an actor.

Chilion is a grocery store owner and Parfait is an actor and a part-time firefighter.

Davy is a Royal Guardsman and Diamont works at a bar.

Cilantro and Cardamom both work at Cervil and Cane's diner.

Carom works at the diner and Citrus works as a bartender.

Brine, Gale, and Lumus are all pirates (they are also partially royalty.)

Stowne, Cendis, and Diabolos are all royalty.

Cathan is a flower shop owner and a teacher for students. Clovis is a full-time teacher. Lorcan is a teacher and a bookshop owner.

Gwyddion is a personal trainer and a part-time teacher. Wischard is a full-time teacher. Aeron is a retired knight, but a teacher.

Sawyl and Valerian are both teachers.

Fjord, Titus, and Avalanche guide wayward travelers.

Strom, Pyrrhus, and Novis guide wayward travelers.

Sol, Beckett, and Infinis guide wayward travelers.

Zev is a painter. Wolfsbane is a private investigator. Ammonite is a retired ferryman.

Harrier is a bouncer. Vermillion is a renowned lawyer. Dendritic is a retired scientist.

Selenite is a royal guardsman and Blackwin is a bookseller.

Saffron is a royal guardsman and Steel is a bee-keeper.

Mahogany is a prince and Osprey is a prince.

Phlox is a duke's son and Leopard is a duke.

Falcon and Sangria are dating sim characters with no known jobs.

Aegean and Maple are dating sim characters with no known jobs.

Cynwrig and Cadell work together in science.

Lycidas and Phelan work together in science.

Arche and Almond are both survivors responsible for the care of a place.

Sriracha and Sugar are both survivors responsible for the care of a place.

Vesper and Larimar are both survivors responsible for the care of a place.

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[petitjury]

I love ur style sm!!! Literally it is so swag :) thank you for making enterprise art it’s so under appreciated and I LOVE your character designs (particularly how you draw phlox he is my fave)

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! That means the world you don’t even know. Enterprise is terribly under appreciated so I am going to pump out as much art related to it as i physically can for the ent warriors.

I’m also so happy I can do your fave justice like that’s huge. Phlox is the best

He’s balling

[blue-mint-winter]

Star Trek Enterprise s2e22 Cogenitor

Trip-focused episode about the difficulties and moral dilemmas of first contact.

Enterprise is studying a hypergiant star and they encounter an alien exploratory ship. They meet Vissians, who has been a space faring species for a 1000 years and have better technology. They're also peacefully inclined.

Vissian captain takes Archer out in their reinforced shuttle to dive into the star. They talk about books Hoshi sent Vissians and Archer is unable to recommend anything. This is so embarrassing and also the creepy realization that the Enterprise crew is really a bunch of people who at best would read a technical manual and T'Pol is the only true intellectual on board and she's not even human.

Reed has a bit of a fling with one of the Vissians and shows her his cannons.

The main story is about Trip investigating Vissians as a species with 3 genders. He notices the person of the third gender which is called cogenitor. He thinks "it" is treated like an object and doesn't have a name or education. "Its" only duty is to assist couples in having children. Why would nature create such an inefficient reproduction system in a species???

Phlox explains that cogenitor is needed because it provides an enzyme that is needed for reproduction to succeed. But if the species is so evolved, why didn't they synthesize the enzyme and got rid of the need for cogenitors? It would benefit their society more than this system of every couple waiting for an assignment. Cogenitors are only 3% of their population. Is this a way of population control? Is it used by ruling classes to establish power over everyone? Who knows.

Trip finds out cogenitor has the same intellectual abilities as the other sexes so he teaches "it" to read, then sneaks "it" to Enterprise, shows movies and music and in general wants "it" to become a person with dreams and ambitions.

Cogenitor wants asylum on Enteprise but Vissians want "it" back. Archer has to make the call. He decides not to completely mess up first contact with a peaceful species and give back their only means of reproduction. Even he sees that interfering with minorities oppressed by their government for political reasons and out of hate is different than standing against how others reproduce. I feel Archer's decision was right and the episode doesn't give us enough information about Vissians and how their culture and biology works. The main reasoning for being against them is that "cogenitor is sad".

Trip's sense of justice and wanting to advocate for "human rights" for cogenitor are understandable but it's clear that he went about it the wrong way after we learn that cogenitor committed suicide. Instead of helping, his actions gave "it" unreasonable hope which he couldn't deliver. It's clearly the case of "the road to hell is paved with good intentions".

I like that in this episode actions have consequences and the way Archer gave Trip a dressing down was very poignant. They need to learn to think before taking action.

[nokindarider]

Ira steven behr would’ve done phlox justice

[prettywrites]

... to sit in it, on the rickety metal seat, with the airships of the big bumblebees bursting into digitalis, lupins, summer phlox, and the smell fo the sea making his senses fizz, and the sweet composure put on everything by the light – what simple joy. for some reason, he thought, the human person was designed for this: the summer's justice, the planets mercy. there couldn't be anything greater.

-SEBASTIAN BARRY, old god's time

[deepspacedukat]

“You fainted…straight into my arms. You know, if you wanted my attention you didn’t have to go to such extremes.” with Malcolm Reed, pretty please? 🥺❤️

YES. More than happy to write for the pretty British mans!! ❤️ Based off a starter post which can be found here. This drabble is cross-posted to AO3 here.

16. “You fainted…straight into my arms. You know, if you wanted my attention you didn’t have to go to such extremes.” + Malcolm Reed

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Prince Charming

[A/N: I hope I did the sweet Armory Officer justice! Enjoy! I don’t really have any notes to add to this tbh lol.]

Warnings: None, this is literally just fluff.

~*~

“Ensign? Can you hear me?” That voice was familiar.

“I think she’s coming ‘round. Ensign?” The second voice was even more familiar...and very British. As I forced my eyes open and winced against the light, a blurry shape at my side began to come into focus. Malcolm. He was holding one of my hands in his and looking at me with concern. “There you are. You’re in sickbay.”

“What? Why?” My voice came out rougher than I’d anticipated, and I couldn’t help but cringe at the sound of it.

“It seems you didn’t eat anything all day prior to your hand-to-hand combat training with Lieutenant Reed,” Doctor Phlox called as he moved to the side of my bed to take some readings from the monitor. Ah, he must’ve been the other person talking when I was waking up.

“In other words, you fainted…straight into my arms,” Malcolm stated as he picked up a glass of water from a tray beside him. Helping me into a more upright position, he passed me the glass once he was sure my grip was solid enough. “You know, if you wanted my attention you didn’t have to go to such extremes.”

Glancing nervously at Phlox and back at Malcolm, I raised an eyebrow.

“Don’t worry. The Doctor caught on as soon as I carried you in here. He knows,” Malcolm said with a sheepish smile. Malcolm and I had been together for a few weeks, but we were keeping it quiet until we figured out where things were headed.

“And your secret is safe with me, Ensign. Doctor-patient confidentiality,” Phlox said with a grin before walking over to another station.

“You really did give me a fright, darling,” the armory officer murmured bringing my hand to his lips. “I’ve asked Phlox to put you on medical leave for the next couple of days. You’ve been pulling double shifts all week.”

“But I have so much wor–”

“No buts, Ensign,” Malcolm said in his best authoritative tone. “I still outrank you, you know. Whether you like it or not, you need a rest. It’s already been cleared with the Captain. I’ve taken some of my own leave time as well. You’re going to be well and truly pampered if it’s the last thing I do.”

“Well, thank you, Prince Charming,” I murmured as a blush colored my cheeks. If the wink he gave me was any indication, this relationship wouldn’t be secret for much longer.

[soutzouart]

/Flower meanings/:

1. Black-eyed susans - Justice / 2. Gladiolus - strength / 3.Phlox-phlox - harmony /

[whovianwatchingstartrek]

A Whovian Watches Star Trek for the First Time: Part 050 - Archer Captured and T'Pol Down Bad

Star Trek: Enterprise - Season 2 Episode 25 - Bounty

Getting close to the end of Season 2, meaning I'm more or less halfway through Enterprise.

The episode begins with a visitor desperate to talk to Archer. Specifically, someone who belongs to a new species called the Tellarites. He seems pleasant enough, but that's soon revealed to be a ruse, even still in the cold open, as a stuns Trip and then kidnaps Archer.

This episode is a follow up to Judgement! The Tellarite has been hired to return Archer after his prison break. Unfortunately it doesn't follow up on the Kolos stuff, but it does touch on a few of the issues of the Klingon justice system. Archer does a good job trying to play on the Tellarite's emotions to let him go, but it doesn't work. The action in Archer's half of the episode is good, especially his escape from the Klingon ship, and I like that Archer found a solution that works for both him and the Tellarite.

Trip is left in command of Enterprise as T'Pol is stuck in Decon with Phlox. We've had a few of these weird scenes in Decon, and they've all been really awkward, but this one is a new level. Weird leg shots aside, T'Pol is starting to show signs of paranoia, aggression and later horniness. At first I thought it might have been symptom of whatever pathogen is infecting her and phlox, but apparently it's part of the Vulcan mating cycle, and if she doesn't mate, she'll die. If you asked me to pick which members of the crew would be the first two to end up sleeping together, T'Pol and Phlox would not have been my first guess at any point in the series. The Vulcan 7 year mating cycle had been mentioned a few times before, I really wasn't expecting this. T'Pol is an attractive woman, and she does make my bisexual brain do things, but I really do have to question the motives behind the writer's choice to have an episode that is essentially dedicated Sweaty T'Pol running around Enterprise in her underwear while Horny out of her mind.

I feel like this one could have done with a couple redrafts particularly around it's B-Plot, but it was well put together. It just felt bizarre to watch.

Comparing my Enjoyment of this Episode with a Doctor Who Universe Story of the Same Title

Doctor Who - Tales From the TARDIS Volume 2 - Bounty

It's an audio story without it's own cover art, I don't have an image to put here, so I'm just throwing in a random image of the Eighth Doctor

So, Bounty exists in a weird place it's a short audio original story, that's the only original story on a release that mostly consists of adaptations of other Doctor Who works.

It's set early on in the Sam era of the Eighth Doctor Adventure novels, specifically immediately after the first book in that range. The thing with narrated audio books like this is, you've only got one actor to sell the whole story, and Paul McGann, who is normally a brilliant Actor, really doesn't sound enthusiastic about this one. Whether or not it was that or the absolute lack of plot in the short story, getting through this one felt like a chore. Basically, an Alien steals the TARDIS Key, and a not very interesting chase across a beach happens. Not much to chew on, really. No interesting character work, because a random side audio story can't really do anything with the EDA characters, those books were still being written at the time. Not much world building, not much insightful commentary. This one was definitely a dud, and I think Paul McGann Narrating it agrees.

As weird as Enterprise's Bounty was, it at least made me feel something, it at least was entertaining. I can't say the same about Tales from the TARDIS's Bounty.

Some day, I'll get a Star Trek episode that shares a title with a good Doctor Who story.

[dr-archeville]

Trailer for Steven L. Fawcette’s Unbelievable!!!!! (2020?) [source]

From IMDB:

Four astronauts travel to the Moon on a rescue mission to determine the fate of two NASA comrades who have not been heard from in several days. The individuals they find at the Lunar Base are not whom they appear to be and, through acts of trickery and deception, nearly succeed in killing our heroes. The four return to find that everyone on the planet has been transformed into a variant life-form. Aliens from Mars have conquered Earth and now seek to destroy the last remnants of humanity. The astronauts fight back and soon discover how to rid themselves of the alien threat. 

The cast includes a ton of Star Trek folks:

Garret Wang (Harry Kim on Voyager)

Dina Meyer (Romulan in Nemesis)

Marina Sirtis (Troi in The Next Generation)

Nana Visitor( Kira on Deep Space Nine)

Michael Dorn (Worf on The Next Generation)

Jeffrey Combs (Weyoun on Deep Space Nine, and Shran on Enterprise)

Tim Russ (Tuvok on Voyager)

Connor Trinneer (Trip on Enterprise)

Gary Lockwood (Gary Mitchell in the original series)

Nichelle Nichols (Uhura in the original series)

Walter Koenig (Chekov on the original series)

Anthony Montgomery (Travis Mayweather in Enterprise)

Armin Shimmerman (Quark on Deep Space Nine)

Casey Biggs (Damar on Deep Space Nine)

BarBara Luna (Marlena in the original series episode “Mirror, Mirror”)

John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox on Enterprise)

Linda Park (Lt. Hoshi on Enterprise)

Robert Picardo (The Doctor on Voyager)

Chase Masterson (Leeta on Deep Space Nine)

Max Grodénchik (Rom on Deep Space Nine)

Celeste Yarnall (Yeoman Landon in the original series episode “The Apple”)

Gary Graham (Soval on Enterprise)

Brenda Bakke (Rivan in the Next Generation episode “Justice.”)

Manu Intiraymi (Icheb on Voyager.)

Michael Forest (The god, Apollo in the original series episode “Who Mourns For Adonis?”)

Vaughn Armstrong (Admiral Forest on Enterprise)

Patti Yasutake (Nurse Ogawa on The Next Generation)

Beverly Washburn (Alene Galawy in the original series episode “The Deadly Years”)

Olivia d’Abo (Amanda Rogers in The Next Generation episode “True Q.”)

Julie Warner (Christy Henshaw in The Next Generation)

And, oh yeah, Snoop Dogg!

[iironwreath]

oc flowers

cihro

snapdragon: deviousness, grace, deceit 

magenta lilac: love, passion, commitment 

surina

edelweiss: “noble white”; strength, toughness; growing in harsh places; courage, bravery

purple iris: royalty, wisdom, respect

union

marigold: warmth, happiness, joy; “herb of the sun”; resurrection

verbena: pray for me; healing, protection against evil 

cadiana

red nasturtium: victory in conquest; strength, loyalty

black-eyed susan: motivation, justice, positive change 

iona

gladiolus: honour, faithfulness, persistence, calmness, integrity, strength of character

valerian: readiness; being strong, prepared

genevieve

red rose: love, passion, romance

wolfsbane: danger, caution, death

redback

delphinium: cheerfulness, goodwill, protection, achieving goals

sweet pea: pleasure; departure, goodbye

ada

amaryllis: pride, beauty, determination

bouvardia: enthusiasm, zest for life

koda

daffodil: new beginnings, creativity, inspiration, vitality

chamomile: energy in adversity

crow

honeysuckle: devotion; passionate, romantic love

sunflower: adoration, loyalty, longevity, ambition

nepenthe

moonflower: dreams, blooming in dark times, intuition

hyssop: humility, health, sacrifice

vesuria

phlox: greek word for “flame”, united hearts, harmony

fireweed: thought of as the “phoenix” flower for growing from ashes; release, potential

[dramioneasks]

Any where d is accused of a crime wrongfully of course

Bloody Wonders - Misdemeanor1331 - E, 8 chapters - Falsely convicted of a triple homicide, Draco Malfoy swears vengeance on all responsible for his imprisonment. After escaping Azkaban, his first target is his advocate, Hermione Granger. Alone and lonely, her budding career destroyed by a concocted scandal, Hermione has equal cause for retribution. Moreover, she has the means to achieve it. Together, the pair will reap the justice that has eluded them for thirty years. The “Sweeney Todd” remix no one asked for, but I am all-too-happy to deliver.

The Look on the Platform by GinnyFromTheBlock - T, 45 chapters - Was there more to the curt nod from Draco to the golden trio on Platform 9 ¾, 19 years after the battle of Hogwarts? Set 2 years after the Battle, Draco’s been brought in as a prime suspect in a conspiracy to return the Death Eaters to power. Hermione, new to the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, believes him when he swears his innocence. Can they work together to prove it?

Memorised - mhcalamas - M, 28 chapters, Words: 107,154 - Astoria Malfoy is found dead in Paris. Hanging from her ankle, all the blood drained from her body, and the galleons and galleons apparently with her are missing. Aurors have a suspect, but mounting evidence seems to point to her husband, Draco. In a twisted tale of intrigue, suspicion and love, Magizoologist Hermione Granger wishes she’d never set foot in Paris. EWE. DRAMIONE.

On Trial By: Leprechaun’s Fairy - T, 6 chapters - It’s been several years since Harry Potter defeated Voldemort but there is someone still attacking Muggleborns. When Draco Malfoy is charged with the crime it is up to Hermione to save him from a lifetime in Azkaban even though it means she has to reveal a long kept secret.

- Lisa

seoul-scape: Would also recommend “Though Poppies Grow” by Phlox (based loosely on the book/movie “Atonement”): https://archiveofourown.org/works/268466