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Red Angel Theories- Post Here

Because time travel in Star Trek has never created a paradox before....
Of course it has. Most time travel stories end up with some sort of paradox. I'm just giving the writers the benefit of the doubt that they wouldn't allow such a huge flaw in their season-long mystery.
Does Jet Reno count as a civilization?
Then again, on second thought, maybe Jet wasn't the reason for the signal, but the whole purpose was to kill Connolly off. THAT saved not only one but a trillion of civilizations
Right. I should have added that it saves civilizations and large groups of people. Remember that it wasn't just Reno on the Hiawatha. So why does the Angel break its pattern to save just one person? My only explanation is that there is a personal connection between them.
 
Well, I'm not entirely sure. I just seem to remember it being used in that context. And, between the direct reference to boys and the misspelling, it seems like it's a way to double down on saying "they're not really men..."
 
Well, I'm not entirely sure. I just seem to remember it being used in that context. And, between the direct reference to boys and the misspelling, it seems like it's a way to double down on saying "they're not really men..."
I didn't know that, either.

I suppose that that friendly individual simply didn't spell correctly, but if it was deliberate, I would like to add to the unfortunate implications that I do not find being called "not a real man" (there is no such thing, anyway) insulting - not just because I'm a woman, either.
 
what is a SJW community?
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It's going to be Pike post The Menagerie in the far future.

The Talosians are long dead despite Pike's efforts, and he is rummaging through their tech trying to get off the planet/die. He inputs the data for Earth, but since he failed Astrophysics in the Academy, he messes up and goes to WW3 Earth in front of a Church. He panics and accidentally transports them all to Terralysium.

He realizes he was the Red Angel all along and proceeds to cause the rest of the 'Red Bursts'.

Spock and Burnham will eventually speak with Old Pike who agrees to keep it a secret from young current Pike. They convince Starfleet to issue a ban to the Star Group Talos under the penalty of death.

KIRK: What every ship Captain knows. General Order 7, no vessel under any condition, emergency or otherwise, is to visit Talos Four.
MENDEZ: And to do so is the only death penalty left on our books. Only Fleet Command knows why. Not even this file explains that. (unlocks the magnetic strip) But it does name the only Earth ship that ever visited the planet.
KIRK: The Enterprise, commanded by Captain Christopher Pike.

Old Pike is the one who gives the idea to Spock about helping Pike in The Menagerie.
Spock was bound by time paradox to do it which is why he acted so out of character helping Pike under penalty of death.


Before Old Pike loses access to the technology, he decides to revisit 2257 Terralysium to meet with Jacob for one last time and retire.

Pike: "I hope we meet again, Jacob."
Jacob: "I know we will."


This will put a cap on Pike's storyline.

I'm modifying this given the last episode that the Red Angel is first Pike and then Vina.

Pike seeing that the threat Control has wiped out all sentient life goes back to warn Spock. Something happens and he sacrifices himself in a heroic way, and Vina continues the mission. That's why there's the desperate and lonely line.

I'm not sure what to think about S31 murdering Burnham's parents, and the Red Angel saving her on Vulcan.
 
Well, Hello Mary Sue
Goodbye plot
Sweet Mary Sue the websites sure love you

I knew Mary Sue
You'd play the part
So hello Mary Sue
*Fanboi fart*
 
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