What happened to the rest of Vengeance's Section 31 crew?
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Any that were still alive would have died in the crash, Sulu said no one should have been able to survive.
I can bet though that Khan shut down life support to avoid any remaining crew to try and retake the Bridge, where as the ones on the Bridge he may have already killed (or at least planned to) before Spock's trick took the Vengence down.
I can bet though that Khan shut down life support to avoid any remaining crew to try and retake the Bridge, where as the ones on the Bridge he may have already killed (or at least planned to) before Spock's trick took the Vengence down.
I still don't get why he said that. How would he know? It's not like the ship exploded on impact. Given the nature of the crash it seems entirely possible that a few regular people could have survived.
The people in the secondary hull (if any) probably started to have a bad day when the torpedoes exploded.
Hmm. Khan did beam our main cast into the Enterprise' brig. Maybe the unconscious Section 31 mercenaries and Robocop's corpse ended up being beamed over too?
Since that would have meant about 5 other beams on the bridge, and we only see the 3 of the Enterprise crew, nope. He just left them.
Shilliam Watner
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I agree with the poster above. I think when the saucer stopped from it's destruction through the city and tilted downwards, the bridge crew all went out the viewscreen/window. As for the others, I think they were killed by the torpedoes going off as the hull breaches sucked the air out. And he probably suffocated the others by shutting the air off except for the bridge.
It would be a high probability guess for normal humans. Except Spock did seem annoyed at what Sulu said given Khan is anything but normal.
Yeah. That was not a good place to be. Except the bay did look empty. What's always bothered me is how 72 (six dozen!) torpedoes going off inside the secondary hull didn't just obliterate Vengeance right then and there where she stood in space, especially considering Scotty's concern with their effect on the Enterprise and its warp core. Helluva strong ship, I guess.
He could have beamed them up to another section of a ship, not locked up. That could have been a subplot.
I honestly don't think he cared, his plan seemed to consist of taking control of Vengeance and doing away with her minimal crew all along.
Khan jettisoned them through the aft nacelle.
TOS style warp cores didn't go pop every time someone sneezed at them No rolling under a dropping blast door for Scotty; just fix the damn engine and move on with your day.
TOS style warp cores didn't go pop every time someone sneezed at them No rolling under a dropping blast door for Scotty; just fix the damn engine and move on with your day.
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There was a definite lack of quality in the 24th century warp cores. Damn things were threatening to blow up all the time.
Oddly, all of them were from New York city.
TOS engines were more like muscle cars: Something breaks, you grab a toolkit, pop the hood, fix it while downing a beer.
TNG engines: Is like more modern cars. Something breaks, you might be able to fix it, more likely you just going to fuck something up that's more expensive to fix and the engine will blow on you going down the road.
They went to the same place the music comes from...
