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"baby pearl" | LL ep 5
Have a stressed out Mirror Beverly Crusher
i have to defend fictional women who aren't good people because if i don't who else will
the two flavours of this feeling are "i think she is flawed and going through it and figuring her shit out and that's a very human quality that i appreciate seeing in a female character" and "i think it's good she killed and ate those people and i think it's really hot that she didn't feel bad about it because confidence is attractive"
This fanfic shit is easy
Did I mention that I love them ?
I drew this without any real lighting so that's why they both look like rudolph the red nosed reindeer lmao
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Silly drawing I did :3 it’s of Kerry weaver
kerry in 2x15 how could anyone hate her….
kerry weaver in episode 09x05 "a hopeless wound"
kerry weaver + season eight appreciation
Picard: Beverly...l am concerned that since taking on the care for this... creature... that your ability to work has been affected.
Beverly: Isn't she just darling.
CRUSHER: Wesley's allergic to metorapan treatments. I think they'll have to use a bicaridine substitute. I should send his complete records to the Academy infirmary. Of course, they probably have them already, but you can't be too sure. PICARD: Beverly. He's fine. CRUSHER: I know he's fine. I know he's fine.
I was rewatching TNG and in "The First Duty," this scene is always so fascinating to me. Beverly's clinical detachment seems so obvious at first. She's a doctor, of course she's defaulting to her intellect to discuss her son's injuries, his needs.
But then I wondered...was she like this when Jean-Luc told her about Jack? Had she been a doctor long enough to switch so readily into this psychological skill? Or was it different because he was her husband? Because he was dead? Did she default to her intellect then, too, as an armor against grief?
Or had she learnt to do that as a child, after losing her parents, after treating sick and injured people with her Nana and seeing them die despite it? Did all those early losses make her detach?
Was the challenge for her in becoming a doctor not learning how to distance her feelings from the healing, but to reconnect to them?
Or was Jack's death what changed her? Did her reaction to that moment scare her? Was it so intense, so deeply felt, that loss, that she vowed she would never let herself be so overcome again?
In this moment, thinking not that she'd lost Wesley, but that she could have and that she knew that, was it the beginning of what was to come so much later? When she left rather than have to endure loss again? And in that process, losing so much more? Joy, peace, love, safety.
Doctor, heal thyself. But to heal you have to feel. And she knew that, on some level, because we saw her treat patients with empathy and compassion.
But what about this wound in herself that she could never stitch up? That she tried so hard to keep closed, but that was always getting ripped open again.
That she could hide so easily, because it never healed enough to leave a scar?
In this moment, thinking not that she'd lost Wesley, but that she could have and that she knew that, was it the beginning of what was to come so much later?
Oh, this right here. This is where it hurts doctor.