Will 7 of 9 age slowly
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(I still wished I hadn't come up with a Voyager food option being a smorgasborg
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Not quite...
(although I haven't read past The Eternal Tide yet, so god knows what's changed)
It turns out her Borg tech was replaced with hugely advanced Caeliar catoms (which Borg tech is a degenerate version of), which are currently emulating human flesh.
It took you this long??
Yeah...but her nanoprobes have been replaced by celiar catoms (or whatever they are called) which basically perform the same functions the nanoprobes did. They are basically a biological more powerfull version of the nanoprobes, which:
SPOILER:
...existed to mimic the catoms in the first place when the first borg was created out of a celiar...
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Yep sorry. The catoms did replace the Borg stuff.
Drama comes from imperfection.
We want to see our heroes win despite affectation.
We want to see our heroes win despite affectation.
I generally was not a fan of that plot line.
Me neither I preferred that the creation of the Borg had nothing to do with a bunch of
desperate humans fucking up plus desperate alien turning insane.
Honestly at the time, I mistakenly thought Jeri at the time was perhaps 25 to 27-ish actually, despite the relatively large age gap with her character, and it's hard to believe she's pushing the big 5 0 now. Some adults to me don't seem to significantly age between the age of 18 to 38.
It's VERY common for actors to play younger. Roxann Dawson was 37 in the first season of Voyager playing a character who was supposed to be in her early to mid 20s
That's because young people are emotionally/physically unstable and fertile.
You can't trust them to stay EXACTLY the same for seven years.
What about when Seven was integrated with a few other Seven of Nines from collapsed timelines. We saw from Braxton that she would have triple or quadruple memories of her life, and the physical changes would have been expressed as well if the Sevens hadn't been only minutes apart in age...
You can't trust them to stay EXACTLY the same for seven years.
What about when Seven was integrated with a few other Seven of Nines from collapsed timelines. We saw from Braxton that she would have triple or quadruple memories of her life, and the physical changes would have been expressed as well if the Sevens hadn't been only minutes apart in age...
That's usually the case with children. Typically an older child will be a better actor and the laws of working with them would be more relaxed.
And that explains the cast of Grease. 
Yep, only one of them was actually a teenager. Rizzo was in her 30s.And that explains the cast of Grease.
The rest of the crew went into stasis for a month.
That's a month she lost against Tom and Harry.
Although if the Borg has an ideal "age" that an immortal Drone must stay within an arms-reach of, it's possible that the Borg wound back Anika's clock when she was re-embraced by the collective in Dark Frontier, which means that she would have gone back to 24 (physical) years old after hanging out on Voyager for 3 years, or at least what ever state was when she met these humans.
That's a month she lost against Tom and Harry.
Although if the Borg has an ideal "age" that an immortal Drone must stay within an arms-reach of, it's possible that the Borg wound back Anika's clock when she was re-embraced by the collective in Dark Frontier, which means that she would have gone back to 24 (physical) years old after hanging out on Voyager for 3 years, or at least what ever state was when she met these humans.
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