I know transitioning can take some time especially with the Kazon's inferior technology but I remember watching the Seska Kazon episodes and always being baffled at how Seska didn't really look Cardassian even before her death.
Seska had the ridges and the "strong" forehead but she still looked "mixed" if that makes any sense. Even Ziyal who was half Bajoran looked more cardassian than Seska.
One of my cousins mentioned that Seska looked "Klingon" and I was confused until I rewatched those episodes and now I cant unsee it.
She does look like she can be a Cardassian/Klingon hybrid
She has the skin tone and brown hair of a typical klingon woman but with cardassian ridges and the spoon. Seska just didnt look like the typical cardassians we saw in TNG and DS9.
While Seska was an enjoyable villain...it was hard to believe she was cardassian. She was not as manipulative as the writers tried to convince us she was. I feel like a true cardassian would continue to stay on Voyager especially if it means negotiating with more Delta quadrant aliens on the low. A true cardassian woman would have tried to reason with Janeway if it means staying on board longer to plot more schemes and find ways to get home faster even if she is being supervised 24/7. I dont know what Seska was trying to accomplish by joining the Kazon Nistrim when they are an inferior species that even the Borg didnt bother to assimilate them. Seska was never going to build a base of power in the delta quadrant joining forces with the Kazon.
Kinda OT but I wonder how would Seska would have reacted encountering the Borg especially since she introduced new technology and Voyager secrets to the Kazon. I imagine she'd be overwhelmed with how merciless the Borg are. Its possible her and the Kazon would have eventually been assimilated if she had survived after Basics II.
Anyway the writers could have done a better job with Seska. She would have been a much more interesting villain had she stay aboard on Voyager. Attempting to redeem herself in the eyes of the crew while also plotting against them *sigh*
Seska had the ridges and the "strong" forehead but she still looked "mixed" if that makes any sense. Even Ziyal who was half Bajoran looked more cardassian than Seska.
One of my cousins mentioned that Seska looked "Klingon" and I was confused until I rewatched those episodes and now I cant unsee it.
She does look like she can be a Cardassian/Klingon hybrid
She has the skin tone and brown hair of a typical klingon woman but with cardassian ridges and the spoon. Seska just didnt look like the typical cardassians we saw in TNG and DS9.
While Seska was an enjoyable villain...it was hard to believe she was cardassian. She was not as manipulative as the writers tried to convince us she was. I feel like a true cardassian would continue to stay on Voyager especially if it means negotiating with more Delta quadrant aliens on the low. A true cardassian woman would have tried to reason with Janeway if it means staying on board longer to plot more schemes and find ways to get home faster even if she is being supervised 24/7. I dont know what Seska was trying to accomplish by joining the Kazon Nistrim when they are an inferior species that even the Borg didnt bother to assimilate them. Seska was never going to build a base of power in the delta quadrant joining forces with the Kazon.
Kinda OT but I wonder how would Seska would have reacted encountering the Borg especially since she introduced new technology and Voyager secrets to the Kazon. I imagine she'd be overwhelmed with how merciless the Borg are. Its possible her and the Kazon would have eventually been assimilated if she had survived after Basics II.
Anyway the writers could have done a better job with Seska. She would have been a much more interesting villain had she stay aboard on Voyager. Attempting to redeem herself in the eyes of the crew while also plotting against them *sigh*
