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* MeaningfulName: The S'paaphonn (Many sci-fi fans will be familiar with the exclamation "Spa Fon!").
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* MeaningfulName: The S'paaphonn (Many sci-fi fans will be familiar with the exclamation "Spa Fon!")."[[Creator/ECComics Spa Fon!]]").
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** In ''The Tears of Eridianus'', the only hope for a war-torn, hellish Vulcan where Surak never existed is the ''katra'' of the ancient poet S'task, who teaches a philosophy called ''mnhei'sahe''. In Creator/DianeDuane's non-canonical but beloved Literature/{{Rihannsu}} novels, S'task was Surak's former pupil, who abandoned his teacher's pacifism and left Vulcan with his followers, the Rihannsu (aka the Romulans)... whose culture's guiding principle is a concept called ''mnhei'sahe''.
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** In ''The Tears of Eridianus'', the only hope for a war-torn, hellish Vulcan where Surak never existed is the ''katra'' of the ancient poet S'task, who teaches a philosophy called ''mnhei'sahe''. In Creator/DianeDuane's non-canonical but beloved Literature/{{Rihannsu}} novels, S'task was Surak's former pupil, who abandoned his teacher's pacifism and left Vulcan with his followers, the Rihannsu (aka the Romulans)... whose culture's guiding principle is a concept called ''mnhei'sahe''.
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* IdenticalStranger: In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard). T'Pol later asks how long it took Keras to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone that he's a dead ringer for Sarek. At the story's end, Kirk apologizes to Sarek for the misunderstanding, and Sarek tells him there's no need as he saw Keras himself and admits that his own son would've been fooled by the resemblance.
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* IdenticalStranger: In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer commander from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard). T'Pol later asks how long it took Keras him to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras He informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone that he's a dead ringer for Sarek. At the story's end, Kirk apologizes to Sarek for the misunderstanding, and Sarek tells him there's no need as he saw Keras the commander himself and admits that his own son would've been fooled by the resemblance.
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* SdrawkcabName: The Romulan Commander from "Balance of Terror", played by the same actor as Spock's father Sarek, is named...Keras.
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** ''Places of Exile'' also mentions that, from Species 8472's perspective, there've been ''trillions'' of alternate realities they've encountered, but Janeway simplifies it for her own sake into three major branches; The timeline of the regular show, where things work out well, the "Before & After" timeline, where Species 8472 use Omega Particles to render most of the Delta Quadrant uninhabitable, and the third, the one the ''Voyager'' crew are experiencing in that story.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Janeway and Chakotay start on in ''Places of Exile''.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Janeway and Chakotay start on one in ''Places of Exile''.
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* EnemyMine: A really, ''really'' reluctant one between the Voth and everyone else against Species 8472, once it becomes clear they can curb-stomp the Voth.
* ExactWords: A group of Voth summon Chakotay to ask if he or anyone on ''Voyager'' might've given any information that might've led to the Distant Origin Theory spreading. Chakotay says all he gave was a simple globe of the Earth. He completely leaves out the bit about what was ''inside'' the globe, such as a data drive containing all the information.
* {{Handwave}}: An explanation is given for why Seven of Nine's catsuit had those high heels when it's supposed to be practical; it's where the Doctor crammed as much of the bulky tech required as he could.
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* InstrumentOfMurder: The Andorian ''flabjellah'' is a combination sidearm/musical instrument. It exists in the mainstream Trek 'verse, but is more prominant in the ''Tears of Eridanus'' timeline.
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* InstrumentOfMurder: The Andorian ''flabjellah'' is a combination sidearm/musical instrument. It exists in the mainstream Trek 'verse, but is more prominant prominent in the ''Tears of Eridanus'' timeline.
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* MythologyGag: Going to happen with the premise.
** One of the casualties of ''Places of Exile'' is Mortimer Harren, the grouchy shut-in at the bottom of ''Voyager'' from "Good Shepard". Janeway laments that she never got to know him.
** The Doctor nearly makes the same quip to Annika about hair growth as the original did to Seven, but since circumstances mean he's not got a projected body, he doesn't.
** Even in an alternate universe, Harry Kim still doesn't get with Lindsey Ballard (though here, it's just because they can't make it work, not because of death and resurrection as a Kobali).
** One of the casualties of ''Places of Exile'' is Mortimer Harren, the grouchy shut-in at the bottom of ''Voyager'' from "Good Shepard". Janeway laments that she never got to know him.
** The Doctor nearly makes the same quip to Annika about hair growth as the original did to Seven, but since circumstances mean he's not got a projected body, he doesn't.
** Even in an alternate universe, Harry Kim still doesn't get with Lindsey Ballard (though here, it's just because they can't make it work, not because of death and resurrection as a Kobali).
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: Janeway makes one to Kilana, but inwardly thinks it's a pile of shash.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Janeway and Chakotay start on in ''Places of Exile''.
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* AlternateUniverseReedRichardsIsAwesome: Somewhat inevitable considering the main premise:
** In ''Places Of Exile'', Harry Kim becomes Janeway’s NumberTwo, after the rest of the senior staff either dies or takes a position away from ''Voyager'', and also ends up in a relationship with Annika Hansen. Harry privately muses that he’d give up the former in a heartbeat if it’d bring Tom Paris back to life, but he can’t say the same about the latter.
** In ''The Tears of Eridanus'', the planet Coridan is thriving, instead of being the Federation’s ButtMonkey as in the mainline novel-verse.
** In ''Places Of Exile'', Harry Kim becomes Janeway’s NumberTwo, after the rest of the senior staff either dies or takes a position away from ''Voyager'', and also ends up in a relationship with Annika Hansen. Harry privately muses that he’d give up the former in a heartbeat if it’d bring Tom Paris back to life, but he can’t say the same about the latter.
** In ''The Tears of Eridanus'', the planet Coridan is thriving, instead of being the Federation’s ButtMonkey as in the mainline novel-verse.
* CallBack: Towards the start of ''Places of Exile'', B’Elanna notes that the combination Species 8472’s bioships is giving off a similar reading to a [[Series/StarTrekEnterprise Xindi planet-killer weapon]].
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* EldritchLocation: Fluidic space, in addition to its bizarre properties from canon, is revealed to be unable to split into alternate timelines. As a result, any Species 8472 invaders who go into the main universe and go through a split in the timeline find themselves duplicated when they return home. They find this infuriating, and believe that universe that lacks a singular history must be even weaker than they previously thought.
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* EldritchLocation: Fluidic space, in addition to its bizarre properties from canon, is revealed to be unable to split into alternate timelines. As a result, any Species 8472 invaders who go into the main universe and go live through a split in the timeline find themselves duplicated when they return home. They find home.
** Interestingly, thisinfuriating, and causes Species 8472 to view the normal universe as one, as they believe that a universe that lacks a singular history must be even weaker and more infuriating than they previously thought.
** Interestingly, this
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** ''A Less Perfect Union'': Earth Prime succeeds in the attack to stop Earth from forging the Federation.
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** ''A Less Perfect Union'': Earth Terra Prime succeeds in the attack to stop Earth from forging the Federation.Federation, leading Vulcan, Andor, and Tellar to form TheAlliance without humanity.
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** ''The Chimes at Midnight'': Spock dies as a child, leaving Andorian officer Thelin to become First Officer and Kirk's friend.
** ''A Gutted World'': The Cardassians find the Bajoran wormhole and an earlier alliance with the Dominion.
** ''A Gutted World'': The Cardassians find the Bajoran wormhole and an earlier alliance with the Dominion.
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** ''The Chimes at Midnight'': Spock dies as a child, leaving Andorian officer Thelin to become First Officer first officer and Kirk's friend.
** ''A Gutted World'': The Cardassians find the Bajoran wormhole and an earlier alliance with theDominion.Dominion, and never retreat from Bajor.
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** In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', we're told that in this universe Dr [=McCoy=] tries to give Kirk the pragmatic options, in order to counterbalance Thelin's Andorian passion. Yes, [=McCoy=] is TheSpock.
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** In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', we're told that in this universe Dr Dr. [=McCoy=] tries to give Kirk the pragmatic options, in order to counterbalance Thelin's Andorian passion. Yes, [=McCoy=] is TheSpock.
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** In ''Places of Exile'', ''Voyager'' never has the alliance with the Borg. However, after the Borg are wiped out by Species 8472, Seven turns out to be one of several Borg left alive and no longer a member of the Collective and thus turns human after all.
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** In ''Places of Exile'', ''Voyager'' never has the alliance with the Borg. However, after the Borg are wiped out by Species 8472, Seven turns out to be one of several Borg left alive and no longer a member of the Collective and thus turns human after all.all, though this version (who goes by Annika Hansen) remembers her lifetime in Unimatrix Zero and is much more innocent.
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* MesACrowd: The Doctor gets uploaded into several thousand bodies in ''Places of Exile''. This different perspective makes him different, but the sarcasm and love of music are still there, if nothing else.
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* MesACrowd: The Doctor gets uploaded into several thousand holographic bodies in ''Places of Exile''. This different perspective makes him different, but the sarcasm and love of music are still there, if nothing else.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: An emissary of Species 8472 explains why his people tend to be this: Because fluidic space is one giant interconnected organic system, any contaminant is a danger to the entire realm. As the caretakers of the realm, the 8472s will not tolerate outside incursion. That said, they are willing to cooperate with some other species sometimes.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: An emissary of Species 8472 explains why his people tend to be this: Because fluidic space is one giant interconnected organic system, any contaminant is a danger to the entire realm. As the caretakers of the realm, the 8472s will not tolerate outside incursion. That said, they are willing to cooperate with some other species sometimes.if they have a ''really'' good reason.
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** If Spock died in childhood (as was the case in the popular “Yesteryear” timeline in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''), the 23rd century becomes a CrapsackWorld. As revealed in ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Earth is devastated by the Whalesong Probe from ''[[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome The Voyage Home]]'', and the Alpha and Beta quadrants are caught in an escalating arms race due to use of the genesis device. Also, if the Cardassians don’t withdraw from Bajor in 2369, the 24th century ends up in CrapsackWorld territory. ''A Gutted World'' presents the Dominion manipulating the Alpha and Beta quadrants into weakening themselves so significantly it looks as if Dominion takeover is inevitable. And [[spoiler: ''all the main characters'' - [=DS9=], Next Gen ''and'' Voyager - ''die'']].
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** If Spock died in childhood (as was the case in the popular “Yesteryear” timeline in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''), the 23rd century becomes a CrapsackWorld. As revealed in ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Earth is devastated by the Whalesong Probe from ''[[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome The Voyage Home]]'', and the Alpha and Beta quadrants are caught in an escalating arms race due to use of the genesis device.Genesis Device. Also, if the Cardassians don’t withdraw from Bajor in 2369, the 24th century ends up in CrapsackWorld territory. ''A Gutted World'' presents the Dominion manipulating the Alpha and Beta quadrants into weakening themselves so significantly it looks as if Dominion takeover is inevitable. And [[spoiler: ''all the main characters'' - [=DS9=], Next Gen ''and'' Voyager - ''die'']].
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** Both ''The Chimes at Midnight'' and ''A Less Perfect Union'' portray [=McCoy=] as the voice of logical reason on the ''Enterprise''.
** ''A Gutted World'' has Quark finally achieve his dream of owning his own moon...after the Dominion has taken over the Ferengi Alliance.
** During ''Places of Exile'', Chakotay briefly wonders on what might've gone differently with the Borg. Later on, he actually learns.
** ''A Gutted World'' has Quark finally achieve his dream of owning his own moon...after the Dominion has taken over the Ferengi Alliance.
** During ''Places of Exile'', Chakotay briefly wonders on what might've gone differently with the Borg. Later on, he actually learns.
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** Both ''The Chimes at Midnight'' and ''A Less Perfect Union'' portray [=McCoy=] ''[=McCoy=]'' as [[TheSpock the voice of logical reason reason]] on the Kirk's ''Enterprise''.
** ''A Gutted World'' has Quark finally achieve his dream of owning his own moon... after the Dominion has taken over the Ferengi Alliance.
** During ''Places of Exile'', Chakotay briefly wonders on what might've gone differently with theBorg. Borg if he hadn't persuaded Janeway to take things more cautiously. Later on, thanks to Boothby, he learns about the "Prime" timeline where that actually learns.happened.
* EldritchLocation: Fluidic space, in addition to its bizarre properties from canon, is revealed to be unable to split into alternate timelines. As a result, any Species 8472 invaders who go into the main universe and go through a split in the timeline find themselves duplicated when they return home. They find this infuriating, and believe that universe that lacks a singular history must be even weaker than they previously thought.
** ''A Gutted World'' has Quark finally achieve his dream of owning his own moon... after the Dominion has taken over the Ferengi Alliance.
** During ''Places of Exile'', Chakotay briefly wonders on what might've gone differently with the
* EldritchLocation: Fluidic space, in addition to its bizarre properties from canon, is revealed to be unable to split into alternate timelines. As a result, any Species 8472 invaders who go into the main universe and go through a split in the timeline find themselves duplicated when they return home. They find this infuriating, and believe that universe that lacks a singular history must be even weaker than they previously thought.
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Thelin helps use a Genesis Device to repair a damaged Earth. Carol Marcus is going over the readings and is confused by several ion trails. They match those of what would have to be about a dozen large ships. Thelin tells her that all ships have been grounded for the test and if there were, they would have visual confirmation unless they were....cloaked. As in, [[spoiler: a full-scale cloaked Klingon ''armada''.]]
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Thelin helps use a Genesis Device to repair a damaged Earth. Carol Marcus is going over the readings and is confused by several ion trails. They match those of what would have to be about a dozen large ships. Thelin tells her that all ships have been grounded for the test and if there were, they would have visual confirmation unless they were.... cloaked. As in, [[spoiler: a full-scale cloaked Klingon ''armada''.]]
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** ''Places of Exile'': Chakotay gives Janeway different advice on teaming up with the Borg in "Scorpion", leading Voyager to a new course that causes it to be almost destroyed. Lampshaded with the line "how often does history come down to a choice of words?"
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** ''Places of Exile'': Chakotay gives Janeway different advice on teaming up with the Borg in "Scorpion", leading Voyager to a new course that causes it to be almost destroyed. destroyed while Species 8472 goes on demolishing the Borg. Lampshaded with as Chakotay first mentally considers the line angry advice he gave to Janeway in canon, and muses "how often does history come down to a choice of words?"
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** ''A Gutted World'': The Cardassians find the Bajor wormhole and an earlier alliance with the Dominion.
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** ''The Tears of Eridanus'': Surak is killed before he can begin his teachings and Vulcan remains a savage and primitive world.
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** ''The Tears of Eridanus'': Surak is killed before he can begin spread his teachings and Vulcan remains a savage and primitive world.
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* IdenticalStranger: In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard). T'Pol asks how long it took Keras to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone he's a dead ringer for Sarek. At the story's end, Kirk apologizes to Sarek for the misunderstanding. Sarek tells him there's no need as he saw Keras himself and admits that his own son would have been fooled by the resemblance.
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* IdenticalStranger: In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard). T'Pol later asks how long it took Keras to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone that he's a dead ringer for Sarek. At the story's end, Kirk apologizes to Sarek for the misunderstanding. misunderstanding, and Sarek tells him there's no need as he saw Keras himself and admits that his own son would have would've been fooled by the resemblance.
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** Kirk's last words in ''The Chimes at Midnight'': "So here it is...the no-win scenario. How did I do?"
** In ''The Gutted World'', just as [[spoiler: he ignites a super-nova to wipe out the Dominion fleet, Worf intones "today is a good day to die...and revenge is a dish best served hot."]]
** In ''The Gutted World'', just as [[spoiler: he ignites a super-nova to wipe out the Dominion fleet, Worf intones "today is a good day to die...and revenge is a dish best served hot."]]
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** Kirk's last words in ''The Chimes at Midnight'': "So here it is... the no-win scenario. How did I do?"
** In ''The Gutted World'', just as [[spoiler: he ignites a super-nova to wipe out the Dominion fleet, Worf intones "today is a good day to die... and revenge is a dish best served hot."]]
** In ''The Gutted World'', just as [[spoiler: he ignites a super-nova to wipe out the Dominion fleet, Worf intones "today is a good day to die... and revenge is a dish best served hot."]]
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* MyGodYouAreSerious: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', David is jarred that Starfleet wants to use the Genesis Device as a weapon against the Klingons if they don't agree to leave Earth. David snaps on how the Klingons will never surrender and will "call your bluff." The silence to his words lets a horrified David realize Starfleet fully intends to actually do this.
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* MyGodYouAreSerious: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', David Marcus is jarred that Starfleet wants to use the Genesis Device as a weapon against the Klingons if they don't agree to leave Earth. David snaps on how the Klingons will never surrender and will "call your bluff." The silence to his words lets a horrified David realize Starfleet fully intends to actually do this.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Abounds in ''Places of Exile''. Harry Kim isn't impressed to learn his show counterpart remains a StaticCharacter. Annika Hansen is horrified by Seven of Nine (especially her belief clothing is irrelevant. Annika ''hates'' the Doctor's catsuit ). And Species 8472 take this to its extreme, due to the bizarre nature of Fluidic Space meaning every infiltrator sent out into regular space comes back getting into a scrap with themselves.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Abounds in ''Places of Exile''. Harry Kim isn't impressed to learn his show counterpart remains a StaticCharacter. Annika Hansen is horrified by Seven of Nine (especially her belief that clothing is irrelevant. Annika ''hates'' the Doctor's catsuit ). catsuit, and usually wears a dress over it). And Species 8472 take this to its extreme, due to the bizarre nature of Fluidic Space meaning every infiltrator sent out into regular space comes back getting into a scrap with themselves.creates at least one copy of themselves, and due to their MightMakesRight attitude they usually end up fighting.
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* SecretSecretKeeper: In ''A Gutted World'', before leaving on seperate missions, Kira tries to confess to Odo how she killed Vaatrick in "A Necessary Evil". To her surprise, Odo reveals he learned a while ago about it but forgives her, knowing she had no reason to trust him back then.
* SexyDiscretionShot: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', this gets played rather straight between [[spoiler: Saavik and David Marcus]]:
* SexyDiscretionShot: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', this gets played rather straight between [[spoiler: Saavik and David Marcus]]:
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* SecretSecretKeeper: In ''A Gutted World'', before leaving on seperate separate missions, Kira tries to confess to Odo how she killed Vaatrick in "A Necessary Evil". To her surprise, Odo reveals he learned a while ago about it but forgives her, knowing she had no reason to trust him back then.
* SexyDiscretionShot: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', this gets played rather straight between[[spoiler: Saavik [[spoiler:Saavik and David Marcus]]:
* SexyDiscretionShot: In ''The Chimes at Midnight'', this gets played rather straight between
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** ''The Embrace of Cold Architects'': Data's construction of Lal takes place a few months later which leads to Picard killed on the Borg cube before Wolf 359.
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** ''The Embrace of Cold Architects'': Data's construction of Lal takes place a few months later which leads to Picard killed on the Borg cube before Wolf 359.359 while Lal is saved with Doctor Soong's help.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: An emissary of Species 8472 explains why his people tend to be this: Because fluidic space is one giant interconnected organic system, any contaminant is a danger to the entire realm. As the caretakers of the realm, the 8472s will not tolerate outside incursion.
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* AbsoluteXenophobe: An emissary of Species 8472 explains why his people tend to be this: Because fluidic space is one giant interconnected organic system, any contaminant is a danger to the entire realm. As the caretakers of the realm, the 8472s will not tolerate outside incursion. That said, they are willing to cooperate with some other species sometimes.
* AndIMustScream: Annika Hansen versus the Borg implants. Annika momentarily gets shut out of her own body while Seven of Nine tries to assimilate the Doctor. However, since the Borg are much weaker thanks to Species 8472, she's quickly able to reassert her humanity.
* AscendedExtra: Lieutenant Alaya, a literal RecurringExtra in ''Voyager'', gets a few lines in ''Places of Exile''. He's not important to the plot, but he still lives.
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Annika Hansen, due to her violent severance from the Borg while in Unimatrix Zero. She alternates between childishness and genius. [[spoiler:Until her Borg memories are reawakened.]]
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** In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard).
** T'Pol asks how long it took Keras to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone he's a dead ringer for Sarek.
** At the story's end, Kirk apologizes to Sarek for the misunderstanding. Sarek tells him there's no need as he saw Keras himself and admits that his own son would have been fooled by the resemblance.
** In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard).
** T'Pol asks how long it took Keras to be surgically altered to look like Sarek. Keras informs her that, amazing as it sounds, this is his natural face and is as surprised as anyone he's a dead ringer for Sarek.
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* OtherMeAnnoysMe: Abounds in ''Places of Exile''. Harry Kim isn't impressed to learn his show counterpart remains a StaticCharacter. Annika Hansen is horrified by Seven of Nine (especially her belief clothing is irrelevant. Annika ''hates'' the Doctor's catsuit ). And Species 8472 take this to its extreme, due to the bizarre nature of Fluidic Space meaning every infiltrator sent out into regular space comes back getting into a scrap with themselves.
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* PragmaticEvil: Kilana betrays the Voth and has her Jem'hadar duff them up, but ''not'' kill them, if only to absolutely avoid burning all bridges with them.
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** In ''Seeds of Dissent'', the Botany Bay passengers whose cryo chambers fail are all named after ''Series/DoctorWho'' companions.
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* TheAlliance: The Delta Coalition, founded by the crew of ''Voyager'' and the Vostigye Union which takes them in, along with other refugee cultures in the region.
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* TheAlliance: TheAlliance:
** The Delta Coalition, founded by the crew of ''Voyager'' and the Vostigye Union which takes them in, along with other refugee cultures in the region.
** The Delta Coalition, founded by the crew of ''Voyager'' and the Vostigye Union which takes them in, along with other refugee cultures in the region.
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* CrapsackWorld: If Spock died in childhood (as was the case in the popular “Yesteryear” timeline in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''), the 23rd century becomes a CrapsackWorld. As revealed in ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Earth is devastated by the Whalesong Probe from ''[[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome The Voyage Home]]'', and the Alpha and Beta quadrants are caught in an escalating arms race due to use of the genesis device. Also, if the Cardassians don’t withdraw from Bajor in 2369, the 24th century ends up in CrapsackWorld territory. ''A Gutted World'' presents the Dominion manipulating the Alpha and Beta quadrants into weakening themselves so significantly it looks as if Dominion takeover is inevitable. And [[spoiler: ''all the main characters'' - [=DS9=], Next Gen ''and'' Voyager - ''die'']].
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* CrapsackWorld: CrapsackWorld:
** If Spock died in childhood (as was the case in the popular “Yesteryear” timeline in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''), the 23rd century becomes a CrapsackWorld. As revealed in ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Earth is devastated by the Whalesong Probe from ''[[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome The Voyage Home]]'', and the Alpha and Beta quadrants are caught in an escalating arms race due to use of the genesis device. Also, if the Cardassians don’t withdraw from Bajor in 2369, the 24th century ends up in CrapsackWorld territory. ''A Gutted World'' presents the Dominion manipulating the Alpha and Beta quadrants into weakening themselves so significantly it looks as if Dominion takeover is inevitable. And [[spoiler: ''all the main characters'' - [=DS9=], Next Gen ''and'' Voyager - ''die'']].
** If Spock died in childhood (as was the case in the popular “Yesteryear” timeline in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries''), the 23rd century becomes a CrapsackWorld. As revealed in ''The Chimes at Midnight'', Earth is devastated by the Whalesong Probe from ''[[Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome The Voyage Home]]'', and the Alpha and Beta quadrants are caught in an escalating arms race due to use of the genesis device. Also, if the Cardassians don’t withdraw from Bajor in 2369, the 24th century ends up in CrapsackWorld territory. ''A Gutted World'' presents the Dominion manipulating the Alpha and Beta quadrants into weakening themselves so significantly it looks as if Dominion takeover is inevitable. And [[spoiler: ''all the main characters'' - [=DS9=], Next Gen ''and'' Voyager - ''die'']].
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* FantasticRacism: Andorian Commander Thelin is on the receiving end of some, due to his part-Aenar heritage.
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* FantasticRacism: FantasticRacism:
** Andorian Commander Thelin is on the receiving end of some, due to his part-Aenar heritage.
** Andorian Commander Thelin is on the receiving end of some, due to his part-Aenar heritage.
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* FreudianTrio: In ''The Chimes At Midnight'', we're told that in this universe Dr [=McCoy=] tries to give Kirk the pragmatic options, in order to counterbalance Thelin's Andorian passion. Yes, [=McCoy=] is TheSpock.
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* FreudianTrio: FreudianTrio:
** In ''The ChimesAt at Midnight'', we're told that in this universe Dr [=McCoy=] tries to give Kirk the pragmatic options, in order to counterbalance Thelin's Andorian passion. Yes, [=McCoy=] is TheSpock.
** In ''The Chimes
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* IdenticalStranger: In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard).
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* IdenticalStranger: IdenticalStranger:
** In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard).
** In ''A Less Perfect Union'', Kirk is approached by Sarek to hand T'Pol over for a secret meeting. When Kirk tells this in a meeting with the Vulcans, Sarek claims to have no idea what he's talking about. Kirk assumes that Sarek has double-crossed him only to discover it was really Keras, the Romulan officer from ''Balance of Terror'' (who had also been played by Mark Lenard).
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* InSpiteOfANail: Happens a few times; for instance Thelin replacing Spock apparently didn't change much of anything until Spock didn't die in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''. And Khan Noonien Singh winning the Eugenics Wars, leading to 400 years of eugenics and genetic alteration, results in the human [=DS9=] regulars being supermen rather than not existing. They even all end up in Bajoran space. In ''The Last Generation'', Worf, Klingon governer of Earth, has a [[HalfHumanHybrid quarter-human son]]. We never learn his real name, but his subordinates mock him by giving him a human nickname - Alexander.
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* InSpiteOfANail: InSpiteOfANail:
** Happens a few times; for instance Thelin replacing Spock apparently didn't change much of anything until Spock didn't die in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''. And Khan Noonien Singh winning the Eugenics Wars, leading to 400 years of eugenics and genetic alteration, results in the human [=DS9=] regulars being supermen rather than not existing. They even all end up in Bajoran space. In ''The Last Generation'', Worf, Klingon governer of Earth, has a [[HalfHumanHybrid quarter-human son]]. We never learn his real name, but his subordinates mock him by giving him a human nickname - Alexander.
** Happens a few times; for instance Thelin replacing Spock apparently didn't change much of anything until Spock didn't die in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan''. And Khan Noonien Singh winning the Eugenics Wars, leading to 400 years of eugenics and genetic alteration, results in the human [=DS9=] regulars being supermen rather than not existing. They even all end up in Bajoran space. In ''The Last Generation'', Worf, Klingon governer of Earth, has a [[HalfHumanHybrid quarter-human son]]. We never learn his real name, but his subordinates mock him by giving him a human nickname - Alexander.
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* LastWords: In ''Honor In The Night'', former Federation President Nilz Baris' last words, "Arne Darvin" kick off the story's plot.
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* LastWords: LastWords:
** In ''Honor In The Night'', former Federation President Nilz Baris' last words, "Arne Darvin" kick off the story's plot.
** In ''Honor In The Night'', former Federation President Nilz Baris' last words, "Arne Darvin" kick off the story's plot.
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* {{Microts}}: Among other interesting little facts, we learn that 6 human months equals about 4 Vostigye ronds, and nearly 40 Talaxian niziks. Neelix likes using varying time measurements because it gives him more excuses for anniversary parties.
** As well as ronds, Vostigye use lants, apparently their equivalent of minutes.
** As well as ronds, Vostigye use lants, apparently their equivalent of minutes.
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* {{Microts}}: Among other interesting little facts, we learn that 6 human months equals about 4 Vostigye ronds, and nearly 40 Talaxian niziks. Neelix likes using varying time measurements because it gives him more excuses for anniversary parties.
**parties. As well as ronds, Vostigye use lants, apparently their equivalent of minutes.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Said verbatim by Thelin in ''The Chimes at Midnight'' after he detonates a Genesis Device weapon on the Klingon moon of Praxis.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: MyGodWhatHaveIDone:
** Said verbatim by Thelin in ''The Chimes at Midnight'' after he detonates a Genesis Device weapon on the Klingon moon of Praxis.
** Said verbatim by Thelin in ''The Chimes at Midnight'' after he detonates a Genesis Device weapon on the Klingon moon of Praxis.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: While many worlds have much darker fates for major characters, ''The Chimes at Midnight'' has a much happier fate for Sybok. It seems that the loss of Spock pushed Sarek to reach out to Sybok to repair their relationship and be a good father. This has led Sybok to be accepted on Vulcan and do good work as an ambassador in his own right.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: SparedByTheAdaptation:
** While many worlds have much darker fates for major characters, ''The Chimes at Midnight'' has a much happier fate for Sybok. It seems that the loss of Spock pushed Sarek to reach out to Sybok to repair their relationship and be a good father. This has led Sybok to be accepted on Vulcan and do good work as an ambassador in his own right.
** While many worlds have much darker fates for major characters, ''The Chimes at Midnight'' has a much happier fate for Sybok. It seems that the loss of Spock pushed Sarek to reach out to Sybok to repair their relationship and be a good father. This has led Sybok to be accepted on Vulcan and do good work as an ambassador in his own right.
