How do the SNW crew die?

[F. King Daniel]

Inspired by this thread, and the realisation it's ancient history to the Discovery crew in season 3 onwards (and likely the TNG, DS9, VOY, LDS, PRD and PIC crews, too) I have to ask... how do they all die?

Spock we know dies in the Kelvin Universe in 2263 after saving everyone except the Romulans in 2387. Pike ends up in the beepy wheelchair and living on Talos IV but for how long and what comes next? Uhura apparently ends up captain of some starship according to set dressing in Picard which is never seen, but how does her story end? Hemmer, we know. But what else? M'Benga, Una, Christine, La'an, Ortegas, Place your bets now!

 

[Nerys Myk]

Peacefully in their sleep.

 

[Sci]

I've taken to speculating that the wedding of Sarek's son that a young Jean-Luc Picard mentioned attending in TNG "Sarek" was actually the wedding of Spock to Christine Chapel some time in the 2320s.

 

[FederationHistorian]

Narrowing it down to La'aan, Ortegas and Una. SInce M'Benga, Chapel, etc. have to live to TOS and beyond.

La’an and Ortegas might die due to recklessness from Pike against the Gorn or Klingons. And Una makes a noble sacrifice that leaves an impression on Spock.

Or all three join Section 31 and die on a top secret mission.

Or they die peacefully in their sleep like M’Benga, Chapel, and the rest of the crew likely does.

 

[Mudd]

Some in ice, some in fire.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

Some of them die with their boots on.

 

[Nerys Myk]

La'Aan probably sleeps with her boots on. Be prepared.

 

[fireproof78]

Some of them die with their boots on.

And their socks off.

 

[Tuskin38]

SInce M'Benga, Chapel, etc. have to live to TOS and beyond.

Daniel means how is all their deaths recorded in history. Not by the end of this series.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Ortegas can't die. She's way too cool for that.

@Sci, I'm sticking with the idea that it's Saavik whom Spock marries. And not just because of Vulcan's Heart (although that IS a factor )...

As for La'an, I can totally see her going out in a blaze of glory, saving the Enterprise from some threat.

 

[Tosk]

I've taken to speculating that the wedding of Sarek's son that a young Jean-Luc Picard mentioned attending in TNG "Sarek" was actually the wedding of Spock to Christine Chapel some time in the 2320s.

@Sci, I'm sticking with the idea that it's Saavik whom Spock marries. And not just because of Vulcan's Heart (although that IS a factor )...

Personally, I remain unconvinced it was even Spock's wedding at all. I see no reason to believe Sarek didn't have a third son.

 

[FederationHistorian]

Daniel means how is all their deaths recorded in history. Not by the end of this series.

...which was answered in my post.

Of course, that’s not what’s focused on. Just another attempt to try and make me look like I don’t understand the question asked.

 

[Tuskin38]

Just another attempt to try and make me look like I don’t understand the question asked.

I'd rather you not imply I'm doing something that I'm not.

 

[Sci]

Personally, I remain unconvinced it was even Spock's wedding at all. I see no reason to believe Sarek didn't have a third son.

Fair point -- it's not like it would be out of character for Spock not to mention having another brother!

 

[Therin of Andor]

Or they die peacefully in their sleep like M’Benga, Chapel, and the rest of the crew likely does.

Well, first M'Benga as to become...

Spoiler: vintage Star Trek novel

... the Angel of Death in the novel, "Death's Angel"!

 

[Roga91]

I see Laan dying.
Erica leaving.

The rest are safe.

 

[Quinton]

(dramatic close-up to Kosh)

"In fire."

 

[Admiral Archer]

Easy. Aside from Uhura, the red shirts will die over the course of the show. The rest are safe.

(I know that joke is petrified stale by now, but dammit if I still won't pull it out and dust it off from time to time)

 

[Roga91]

Easy. Aside from Uhura, the red shirts will die over the course of the show. The rest are safe.

(I know that joke is petrified stale by now, but dammit if I still won't pull it out and dust it off from time to time)

I see Uhura dying only for them to reveal this Uhura is a parallel universe Uhura. They could use some shock value.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

We know Chapel makes it all the way to at least 2286, as she is a full Commander in ST IV.

And of course Sam Kirk dies in "Operation: Annihilate!".