Jaylah is Excellent
Jaylah-focused fic, well-written and characterized.
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cast off for new shores by Rupzydaisy
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
30 Aug 2020
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Looking away from the screen, Jaylah allows a second, more acidic confession to escape her. “They think, I’m...I’m feral.”
Nyota presses her lips together and thinks carefully on her next words.
For a split second, she sees a woman who isn’t sure of her place in the universe; from finding her way off a planet she wasn’t even sure she could ever leave and then a woman who found that her future lay in a thousand splintered pathways from the moment she stepped off the ramp of the Franklin and onto Yorktown pavement.
That there’s a weight that comes from knowing that the choices she would go on make when forging her career in Starfleet would shape the way her life would be, in wide ways, more so than the ones she made while hiding and purely surviving.
To suddenly have so many options when there were none, and while joining a whole new civilisation, was a tricky thing to navigate. “But you know who you are, Jaylah. And you know who you want to be.”
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The Simplest Answer by reeby10 for Huntress79
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
19 Mar 2020
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Jim and Jaylah catch up while Jim's planetside, visiting Starfleet Academy.
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I'll See You Around by rosecake for shopfront
Fandoms: Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek
21 May 2017
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Emony Dax meets Jaylah back at the very beginning of Trill interest in Federation membership, and afterwards she doesn't expect to see her again. Emony doesn't, but Audrid and Jadzia do.
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Sometime after midnight, long after the music had been turned down, when the buffet was empty and Scotty had fallen asleep, Jaylah set down her last drink and asked, “What are we doing here?”
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The day that the Enterprise fell to the surface she was gathering food. The sky went dark overhead, something enormous moving between the star and the world.