Interesting. The prime directive - but the other way round. I love that Star Trek officers choose to do the noble thing.
I would have loved to see a full mutiny initiated by the Marquis portion to the ship but it's just inconsequential talk no action. In the end everyone calms down and reports to Janeway. They will become good decent officers. (Probably they will press the reset button after this episode and Tuvok's and the others' action is inconsequential). It's funny though how Torres must play the stereotype hot head and is nearly thrown into the brig but Tuvok gets a much milder treatment (cause, well, cause his actions are an intellectual problem while Torres is just a rogue element it seems).
Shout by Alexander von LimbergBlockedParent2021-12-24T22:20:19Z
Interesting. The prime directive - but the other way round. I love that Star Trek officers choose to do the noble thing.
I would have loved to see a full mutiny initiated by the Marquis portion to the ship but it's just inconsequential talk no action. In the end everyone calms down and reports to Janeway. They will become good decent officers. (Probably they will press the reset button after this episode and Tuvok's and the others' action is inconsequential). It's funny though how Torres must play the stereotype hot head and is nearly thrown into the brig but Tuvok gets a much milder treatment (cause, well, cause his actions are an intellectual problem while Torres is just a rogue element it seems).