Seven reveals herself to a pre-"Caretaker" Janeway
EDIT: Or does it all get undone in the end so that none of the stuff pre-launch ever happens?
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Voyager, sorry.... what ? moments.
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EDIT: Or does it all get undone in the end so that none of the stuff pre-launch ever happens?
She speaks to her briefly but she doesn't have her implants visible, she is in a starfleet uniform, and gives a false name. She doesn't reveal herself to be Seven
No, she revealed herself to Janeway at a point in time during their second season, during one of the Kazon attacks.
So it means for about an year, Janeway both knew Kes would leave and a Borg drone would come board. It would explain why Janeway took a huge risk in Scorpion . Janeway must have recognized Seven the first time she saw her on that Borg cube....but temporal prime directive.
I concur. Listen to the dialog again. It was during a Kazon attack. It's not pre-Caretaker. On Deck One that was pre-Delta Quadrant.
Couldn't she just eat something?
That was addressed was it not, initially she had to follow a very strict diet due to her digestive system not being in use for years.
Well she changed a few times, silver , blue,brown,red. I guess she just really liked the ol' catsuit.
She was still using the regeneration alcove. There is something in the suits that allows her to interface with the alcoves or something like that
Oh yes, besides he loved this child and the mother so much that he didn't hesitate to disappear in the twinkling of an eye, leaving them behind on this planet without feeling any regret or a very little. No more mention afterward, not even an object belonging to the mother or his "son" to remind them in memory of them...you know, like Janeway/Paris with their offsprings abandoned on another planet, in Threshold.
-> It is said that parents always remember the birth of their children but not in this case...
Oh yes, besides he loved this child and the mother so much that he didn't hesitate to disappear in the twinkling of an eye, leaving them behind on this planet without feeling any regret or a very little. No more mention afterward, not even an object belonging to the mother or his "son" to remind them in memory of them...you know, like Janeway/Paris with their offsprings abandoned on another planet, in Threshold.
One of the joys of being a piece of sentient software which can edit itself?
Would our dear Doctor have a selective memory? I guess that a picture of a naked Seven must be more interesting than the picture of a woman who shared his existence for several months with "their" beloved son) ?
Was everything we saw up until "Latent Image" the censored version of events the EMH remembered, with all references to Ensign Jetal removed? That was a (admittedly really cool) WTF? moment for me.
In all fairness, he was randomly plucked up off the planet. He didn't prepare for it, he was just beamed out with no warning. Just because he didn't talk about it doesn't mean he wasn't in pain about it.Oh yes, besides he loved this child and the mother so much that he didn't hesitate to disappear in the twinkling of an eye, leaving them behind on this planet without feeling any regret or a very little. No more mention afterward, not even an object belonging to the mother or his "son" to remind them in memory of them...you know, like Janeway/Paris with their offsprings abandoned on another planet, in Threshold.
Where would he have gotten a picture? When he was packing his bags to leave? He was beamed out with no warning, no chance to grab a picture.
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