Why didn't Odo think of just sending Kira off in a shuttle back to the station by herself in that episode?
Why didn't Odo think of just sending Kira off in a shuttle back to the station by herself in that episode?
because he wanted the other Odo to get together with her. He didn't really think about Kira but about his other self in that episode. Odo is a creep.
This is the main reason I could never get behind the Odo/Kira ship. He did way too many things that showed Odo was in it for Odo (and the Founders) and that Kira was a very secondary concern when it came to what was best for her or her feelings. I chalk some of it up to the fact that Odo was very young for his species and genetically driven to long for his own kind plus blatant manipulation by the Female Founder. In the end, none of that made it any less creepy.
As for "Children of Time," it was one of those episodes that felt like it should have been weightier for the characters than it was. They lose 8,000 of their descendants, and it's never even mentioned again? Not even in passing in conversations? That always struck me as weird.
I dunno. If I suddenly found out that I had 8,000 descendants I never knew about, I would slowly back out of the room and try to never think about it again.This is the main reason I could never get behind the Odo/Kira ship. He did way too many things that showed Odo was in it for Odo (and the Founders) and that Kira was a very secondary concern when it came to what was best for her or her feelings. I chalk some of it up to the fact that Odo was very young for his species and genetically driven to long for his own kind plus blatant manipulation by the Female Founder. In the end, none of that made it any less creepy.
As for "Children of Time," it was one of those episodes that felt like it should have been weightier for the characters than it was. They lose 8,000 of their descendants, and it's never even mentioned again? Not even in passing in conversations? That always struck me as weird.
Just hold down the button until it powers off!I dunno. If I suddenly found out that I had 8,000 descendants I never knew about, I would slowly back out of the room and try to never think about it again.
Kor
Perhaps they don't actually remember the 8,000 descendants, because those people never existed.
Perhaps the memory was fleeting, and soon forgotten, as if it never happened.
That’s never how time travel has worked in Trek. All actions taken by the time traveler stay intact even if the time traveler was erased.
And Kira certainly didn’t forget what Odo told her.
Just because they never mention it again while we're watching, doesn't mean they don't discuss it in the off hours when we're not looking.![]()
Basically time travel is another conceit, like warp drive and transporters, albeit one in which our protagonists have less control.That’s never how time travel has worked in Trek. All actions taken by the time traveler stay intact even if the time traveler was erased.
And Kira certainly didn’t forget what Odo told her.
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