Not necessarily. That's certainly a way, but not the only way.Kestrel said:The only way to make 31 work would be to pull a Torchwood on it - burn the whole thing down, clean it out, and start over again.
It's the only way what would work in the modern Treklitverse. Besides which, people like a redemption story.
Well, let's see...the mission involved her doing what was necessary, and having the government spin it to keep the real events secret.Kestrel said:Also, there's no good reason for Dax and Aventine to be involved; let them have their own adventures. Especially given Ezri's latest encounter with what secrets do to a society, she's the last person who should be sanctioning 31.
Besides, who say's she'd be sanctioning it, per se? After all, because of T'Laan, her personal life now has a great big headache.
Furthermore...one would thing Bashir would be "the last person who should be sanctioning 31"--and yet...
I was actually referring to the events on Trill and the devastation that millenia of secret-keeping wrought on her home society. This is a woman who helped expose one of the deepest, darkest secrets of her own people; the idea that she'd support a cancer at the heart of the Federation flies in the face of that. The Breen mission, while covert and secret, was done under the auspices and regulation of Starfleet and the President and was limited to a specific action.
Eh, Bashir's corruption seems fairly natural. Maybe cause he kept his own secret so well, maybe because he hung around Garak so much. And of course throwing the opportunity for romance and adventure at him is just perfect.
On here, we agree.Kestrel said:I do like the idea that somebody had upthread of a "reunion" book - 2013 will be the 20th Anniversary of the show after all.
