She's vulnerable to that kind of stuff, eh?
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yes.
Only a Tuesday. When it’s dark.
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First she was coerced by one outside alien influence, now she's becoming cohesive with another one.
That was a clone. Maddox isn't Maddox until Brian Brophy shows up.
So, is she covalent?
On closer examination, I think the person holding the knife is Elnor, not BQ. The pants he's wearing match the outfit in the preview where he's on the deck of La Sirena and Seven/Jurati don't seem to realize he's there. The knife also looks similar to his sword.
That, or codependent.
It's definitely the new Borg Queen outfit.
Hmm, maybe. If it is the BQ and she has a knife in her hand, I wonder if she's going to spar with Elnor, who appears to have a blade of his own... but here are the pics that initially suggested to me they could be the same person:
The gloves on the arm and the sword/knife looked similar, as do the pants (on second look, maybe not as intricate, but still cut-out and kind of industrial looking). The fingerless gloves may be slightly different though, Elnor's thumb appears to be covered up more. Very low resolution shot from this preview:
This is the best picture I can find of the Borg Queen with legs. You can clearly make out her thigh, forearm, and knee in that trailer shot. I just noticed/remembered that the knife is bloodied in that shot too... interesting.
The horror tropes have come full circle. The Borg are cybernetic zombies and their leader is now a slasher villain.
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I like horror tropes and slasher villains, I'm here for it 
Speculation: In addition to the season-long format, I'm assuming Season 2 is also spending so much time in 2024 because they want to save the full extended display of Starfleet and the Federation in the 25th Century for Season 3, for the full TNG Movie Done Right Effect. What we saw in the premiere of Season 2 (and presumably will see in the season finale at the end of this arc) is just a preview of things to come.
Very likely. Terry Matalas has said that season 3 is starship-based, so yeah. And it will shake up the Trek universe. You can't do that very well - at least not directly - if your story takes place on a planet and/or the past of said planet. Season 2 is "an intimate story", according to Goldsman. Season 3 takes things elsewhere.
What? There's a 2 and a 4 in it.Just got this email.
You uh. Tried.
Turns out that they only really travelled back one year, and the Confederation's dark future is basically identical to our present.
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