Please spoil "the good that men do" for me

[hxclespaulplayer]

I've never been one for books, yet I can't find anywhere whatsoever that has a synopsis of the book. Obviously Trip is long-dead as of the 2300's, but damn, I want to know what happened in between!

 

[Turtletrekker]

See the Memory Beta entry for Trip, in the sub-section entitled "Death".

That will provide some spoilage on the potions of the book relating to Trip.

 

[Geoff]

Seriously... If you find the story idea to be intriguing, and have a serious interest in Trip's fate, why not read the book? It'll be a heck of a lot more enjoyable than reading a couple paragraphs of dry summation.

 

[cmdr_forst]

Long story short: The good that men do is done by the men that do good.

 

[TigerBait]

This is easy, it's a book about Nog and Jake, healing rifts of old, and looking back at a point in history that's recently become declassified.


See, easy.

 

[Christopher]

The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones. Or so Shakespeare would have it.

 

[JD]

^Is that were the title of the book comes from?

 

[Christopher]

Well, yeah, I assume so. It's from Julius Caesar, Act III Sc. ii, Marc Antony's eulogy for Caesar.

 

[Wowbagger]

^ Plus, it's on the dedication page, IIRC.