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Which Character Had the Best Sendoff in Season 7?

Which character had the best sendoff in season 7?

  • Lore

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sito Jaxa

    Votes: 14 38.9%
  • Wesley Crusher

    Votes: 5 13.9%
  • Ro Laren

    Votes: 17 47.2%

  • Total voters
    36
Every time they go through the transporter.

And, come on, disassembling Lore isn't killing him any more than pushing his off switch. I both case he's deactivated, just in the latter state it's more work to turn him back on. The bigger question is dos Starfleet/the Federation have the right to "deactivate" anyone?

True when was the last time when a human being was deactivated?
 
Lore – Considering his goals in his final episodes, there’s nothing wrong with his ending.

Sito Jaxa – her death has always rubbed me the wrong way. There was no reason Starfleet could not have sent Ro, even though I like Ro, or a surgically altered spy. Just feels like payback for the events in "The First Duty", which is so un-Starfleet like.

Wesley – erm, nope

Ro Laren - a character arc that comes to completion, even if it a bittersweet ending for the rest of the main characters. Gets my vote.
 
Lore – Considering his goals in his final episodes, there’s nothing wrong with his ending.....

What's wrong with it is inconsistency. They keep harping on about how much Data is a lifeform, sentient, sapient, and all that but the one who's closest to him in the whole quadrant is treated like a defective piece of equipment.
 
Data was the person who shot Lore down as he was fleeing, pronounced his sentence of permanent disassembly against him, and very likely carried it out. So whether the way Lore was handled was right or wrong, it was plainly not the result af anti-android prejudice.
 
Data was the person who shot Lore down as he was fleeing, pronounced his sentence of permanent disassembly against him, and very likely carried it out. So whether the way Lore was handled was right or wrong, it was plainly not the result af anti-android prejudice.

No, it was the result of android confusion...

I want to be treated as a person but the only other one who's like me I'll treat as a piece of equipment and the second one (B4) I'll also treat like a piece of equipment...

B4 wasn't even guilty of much, he had a spy program included in him that made him do stuff for Picard's clone... And for that Data condemned him to be deactivated INDEFINITELY!!!
 
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