History TearJerker / StarTrekProdigy

--> '''Janeway''': There was no way for me to leave. Over the course of my time with you, I've grown. ''Literally''. My program has become too large, too rich, and too complex for some tiny little chip. It just wasn't possibly to remove me from the computers in time.
--> '''Dal''': (''tearing up'') She, stayed on the ship, Rok.

--> '''Janeway''': And knowing how stubborn you all are, especially ''you'' [[TheTapeKnewYouWouldSayThat Jankom]]. I did what I had to, so you could fulfill your potential. I'm truly proud to see how far you've all come. My only reget is not being their when you arrive at the steps of Starfleet Academy.

--> ''Rok''': (''openly crying'') But we don't ''have'' navigation!

--> '''Janeway''': There was no way for me to leave. Over the course of my time with you, I've gorwn. ''Literally''. My program has become too large, too rich, and too complex for some tiny little chip. It just wasn't possibly to remove me from the computers in time.

--> ''Jankom''': No!
--> ''Rok''': Janeway...

[[folder:”First Con-tact”]]

[[folder:”Time Amok”]]
* Being stuck in the slowest time, poor Rok was ''alone'' for who knows how long, with only holodeck footage of her friends to keep her company. It took her 276 tries to repair Holo-Janeway, plus however long she spent teaching herself the skills to do that. When Gwyn asks Janeway how long Rok was alone, all Janeway says is, [[TakeOurWordForIt ”Too long”]].

[[folder:”A Moral Star, Part One”]]

[[folder:”A Moral Star, Part Two”]]
* Zero is ''horrified'' when Gwyn catches a glimpse of their true form and is rendered catatonic. They never leave her side in Sickbay until she recovers. They’re also the loudest and most excited when Dal walks her on to the Bridge--clearly they’re still not over what happened, even though it was a complete accident.

[[folder: "Mindwalk"]]
* Gwyn and company, absent Dal, get to finally meet Vice Admiral Janeway, due to the [[BodySwap problem of the week]]. While they're talking, Gwyn brings up that maybe Janeway could put in a good word for them with the Federation, not just in general, but specifically for Starfleet membership or the Academy when the time comes, and mentions that Dal would be particularly thrilled. The Admiral has the unfortunate task to then break the news... Dal, due to Federation law regulating genetic augmentation, will, barring a major change in the law, be barred from ever serving in Starfleet. The fact that he's over on the Dauntless, blissfully clueless, just makes the kids' reveal more depressing.
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[[folder: "Supernova, Pt. 1"]]
* There's no need for Dal to find out about the rejection as Gwyn is forced to reveal the truth as the ''Protostar'' is under attack and may be boarded. This is after Dal unwittingly kisses Gwyn, believing she was going to say something about them. He's devastated by the news and is greatly depressed, the only thing he can do is make sure that his friends can get in if he can't.
* Dozens of ships are infected when the Living Construct activates, including fan favorites like the ''Defiant'', the ''Thunderchild'' and even (maybe) the ''Enterprise-E''.[[note]]There is one ''Sovereign'' class ship at the start of the battle with conflicting information. The saucer says it is the ''Sovereign''but the registry on the nacelle reads ''1701-E'', and the ''Sovereign'' is later seen warping into the situation at the end.[[/note]]
* Crew succefully calls non-Federation aligned ships for help, only for Starfleet ships to keep coming and getting infected thanks to automatic distres signal. Kids can only watch as the Federation ships keep destroying each other.

[[folder: "Supernova, Pt. 2"]]

* Everyone gets something of a makeover in this episode, but of particular note is Zero, who gets a shiny new body made with Federation engineering rather than something makeshift based on whatever spare parts were available. The tearjerker here is Zero’s gentle cry of wonder upon looking at the result, like someone finding themselves in a body that they can be comfortable with for the first time.

* Everyone gets something of a makeover in this episode, but of particular note is Zero, who gets a whole new body made with a Federation engineering rather than something makeshift based on what was available. The tearjerker here is Zero’s gentle cry of wonder upon looking at the result, like someone finding themselves in a body that they can be comfortable with for the first time.

[[folder: "Supernova, Pt. 1"]]

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