If Legacy is ever made -- if -- then I hope we get to see Ensign (not a typo!) Kim.but better that than the pure idiocy of his 7-year ensignhood. Or is it 31, now?

If Legacy is ever made -- if -- then I hope we get to see Ensign (not a typo!) Kim.but better that than the pure idiocy of his 7-year ensignhood. Or is it 31, now?
The wink should've given away it wasn't a serious prediction. I'm pretty sure that shortly after Voyager got back, he was promoted to Lieutenant.I wonder what the Harry of "Non Sequitur" would have done if he'd known that his future held six years of frequent suffering, romantic catastrophe, and the potential unjustified ruination of his Starfleet career (@Lord Garth 's prediction, not mine)... would he have been so eager to go back?
And I think everyone else knows that too. That's why they have been so careful to ensure that the canon fate for "our" Harry is unknown. Once it is, the "forever ensign" game ends, because they can't intelligently justify Harry staying an ensign once they're home.I'm pretty sure that shortly after Voyager got back, he was promoted to Lieutenant.
But anyway, I don't know that being stationed on Earth would be something he'd be thrilled with either, considering it wasn't his first choice.
If he's not willing to stay even for Libby, then I don't know what else would prompt him to stay.
Oh, definitely. And it's very likely that survivor guilt compels him to do things most of us probably would not. But it just seems odd that he didn't even seem conflicted. Even when barista guy gave him a legit "out".Ome thing I will credit "NON SEQUITUR" for is Harry's sense of survivor guilt. It comes to its fullest in "TIMELESS", so this episode does help establish that character trait.
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