"The After the Prince of Darkness Affair, Affair"~ for the Great Episode challenge.

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Challenge: The Great Episode Challenge

Prompt: The Prince of Darkness affair and the question: "What is the agreement UNCLE
has with its member nations regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction?"

Title: "The After the Prince of Darkness Affair, Affair"

Author: mrua7

Word count: Approx. 2200

A voice came from a speaker in the communications nook in Alexander Waverly’s conference room. It was Chief Lopaka the head of Security.

“Mr. Waverly sir we have a problem in Del Floria’s.”

He looked up from the file he was reading, stood and walked over to his console, still holding his morning cup of Darjeeling  in his hand.

“What sort of problem man? Put it on video feed,”he spoke into his microphone.

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The Reading Room - We All Fall Down by Mrua7

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Aha, from the wildly prolific Irish lass who helms PicFic and Writer's Choice, here is a story that unfolds around the aftermath of The Project Strigas Affair.  Double Trouble and accents galore, you'll want to sit down with a bowl of popcorn and something fizzy for this one.
We All Fall Down on ff.net

The GlamSlam for the Great Episode Challenge

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The question: Is Elaine Donaldson a true innocent, and if so why is she going along on this mission?

Elaine May Bender Donaldson

The Dossier on the Vulcan Affair

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Solo's Logic for the Lifecycle/Knowledge Challenge... I'm very late with this one...

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Some people have a great deal of knowledge by which they navigate through life; knowledge being the sum total of information and facts, both trivial and truly useful.  Of course it must be allowed that even the trivial can be of use at times.

There are those other folk who have the innate, instinctive knowing nature that propels them from one triumph to the next.  It is without explanation or logic, and tends to be a prickly thorn in the sides of those who rely on their intellect above all else.

Among the roster of agents whose lives belong to the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement there are two men, partners in fact, who both embody and defy the ideals and parameters of knowledge and knowing.  The Russian, Kuryakin, would be quick to point out that logic is imperative to the successful operation of any organization; knowledge and perception intwined in order to produce victory.  He likes to have the facts and a means of facilitating those facts.  He approves of a good report on any given subject.

The other half of this partnership, the American, will not argue against having knowledge of one’s enemy, or that knowing how one’S enemy operates is valuable.  He is, however, the first to jump into a problem without any preconceptions about what will make it turn out in his favor; Solo believes in his own abilities far more than the efficacy of anyone else’s estimation of a situation.  No one can give him facts that will facilitate success better than his instincts can, the inner knowing that has been dubbed Solo’s Luck.

Case in point:

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