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lemmy.world

How did she lose her way and end up in a life of crime and incarceration??

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After Tuvix, she grew fond of dark impulses.

Coincidentally that's also what she calls coffee.

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lemmy.world

OMG I did not realize that was her. I just recently watched this for the first time and didn't recognize her at all. But I'm not all surprised my favorite captain was also my favorite prisoner.

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justaderpreply
lemmy.world

Janeway's chaotic evil. Sisko's chaotic good. Picard's lawful good. Kirk's John Wayne with roofies and a starship.

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Einarreply
lemm.ee

Agreed.

Where do we place Archer?

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Sometimes lawful neutral, just throwing darts to see what sticks. Other times he's chaotic 'merica. Just depends on Porthos' mood/health.

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When under duress Archer and Janeway are the shallow, emotional humans we often reveal ourselves to be. We throw away our principles as soon as the adrenaline hits, often before. It's relatable.

Picard's how we think ourselves. He's privileged in mature procedure & technology, and has strong external support. He respects justice, law, and principle, then reasons a way to honor all of them in the specific situation. It's thematically Jesus, OT judge meets NT wisdom, and unsustainably inhuman.

It's not fair to compare Sisko. He's lesser Starfleet authority than Archer and Janeway, reasons as well as Picard, he suffered little hope of a life worth living before the series even begins, and Jake's youth prevents too much initial risk. Sisko by far has the best initial situation to be the best of the lot.

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