I mainly knew Leonard Nimoy with his Spock role. I found it cool, as a character. He was a outsider with some link of a insider. The character had a duality that made him relatable. It was also cool to see how his character acted: really calm and logical. There is a hint of human in him too. I have learned, with time, how he came up with the Vulcan sign. I know that on the internet, he tell the tale about it. It is very entertaining to ear him talk about it. It was a blessing from his religion. Looking at something not meant to be seen may have come to a purpose for him.
Maybe Leonard Nimoy was meant to see the blessing and it assured him a place in history. He had used it respecffully, I think. He haven't desecrate it and he seems to have the need to explore it. It had shaped him, in a way. A few months ago, I learned he had work on this sign in art (photos I think). I found it intesting that he had a interest in photos.
What I found sad is that I learned more about his career with his death. I didn't knew he directed "3 men and a baby". With all this information, I come to think that Leonard Nimoy is a complete person, a artist. Many came out to pay their respects. It is a good indication of his being.
He is someone that deserve to be remembered. Live long and prosper in the afterlive, Mr. Nimoy.
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