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 think your looking far too much into things and for things to be offended by.......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.
Yup. I think she'd have to get it on with Pike to even get close.If she's a Mary Sue she's pretty mediocre at it. I mean...come on.
The new Picard.But the RA's form is clearly feminine in shape. Also Spock calls it a 'she'.
It would be funny if they don't reveal who the Red Angel is.
I'd thought about Vina too... We know she (at least with the help of the Talosians) has the ability to manifest herself across great distances. We've also seen that the Talosians have the ability to fool sensors with their trickery (the shuttle sensors registering like it was actually getting ready to enter the singularity that turned out to be Talos IV). So, what if this is a giant ruse to get Captain Pike back to Talos IV? I've not yet figured out how New Eden or Kaminar would play into this scenario (unless, of course, the Ba'ul are also enemies of the Talosians).I was just thinking that Vina might be a more satisfying answer than Burnham based on this line, and came here to say as much. You'd already beaten me though.
Actually, I think I'm going to be disappointed if it isn't Vina now.
I'm still traumatised by that!Funnier still if the storyline ends with Nazi aliens.
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