History WMG / EnsignSueMustDie

Alternatively, it's [[Creator/WilliamShatner the man himself]], using an alias from one of his previous roles.

Ensign has started to go through a painful but necessary CharacterDevelopment and has been gradually losing her [[BuffySpeak Sue-ish-ness]], but she's still the prototype God Sue created so she's the only one who can face the Sues' reality warping/mind alterning powers. Thanks to CharacterDevelopment and discovering real empathy, she'll because an actual ChosenOne.

[[WMG: Ensign Sue would be the only able to defead God Sue.]]

That's why he tried to get them to tell him their full plans. And if he were truly converted, wouldn't he be more enthusiastic about marrying Wolverine!Sue?

That's why the ''Enterprise'' crew didn't fall for her charms: they already had [[spoiler:Kirk as]] a "resident" Sue. The future crew was able to boot Anna Mae because Wesley occupied their universe's Sue slot. It's been speculated that the longer a Sue remains in a universe, the more they warp the characters' minds, but when the original landed in ''Harry Potter'', her power was in full effect the moment she arrived, so that can't be it. Picard's...mannerisms...have some other explanation (maybe because Anna Mae, unlike Mary, seems to be malevolent instead of ObliviouslyEvil).

That's why the ''Enterprise'' crew didn't fall for her charms: they already had [[spoiler:Kirk as]] a "resident" Sue. The future crew was able to boot Anna Mae because Wesley occupied their universe's Sue slot. It's been speculated that the longer a Sue remains in a universe, the more they warp the characters' minds, but when the original landed in ''Harry Potter'', her power was in full effect the moment she arrived, so that can't be it. Picard's...mannerisms...have some other explanation (maybe Anna Mae is more powerful than Mary and so was able to have some residual effect despite Wesley's presence).

* God Sue “blessed” a mortal woman with her child, who happens to be Ensign Sue, much like how the Virgin Mary was blessed with a child of God (Jesus) in the Bible. Ensign Sue inherits her looks and psychic powers from her mother, who secretly takes away the latter when she’s brought back to the <i>Enterprise</i> from the Harry Potter universe. Plus, this would make a great LukeIAmYourFather moment in <i>Ensign 3</i>.

* God Sue “blessed” a mortal woman with her child, who happens to be Ensign Sue, much like how the Virgin Mary was blessed with a child of God (Jesus) in the Bible. Ensign Sue inherits her looks and psychic powers from her mother, who secretly takes away the latter when she’s brought back to the <i>Enterprise</i> from the Harry Potter universe.

Plus, this would make a great LukeIAmYourFather moment in <i>Ensign 3</i>.

* The third volume will depict their slow realization that it isn't certain idealized traits and unlikely events that make one a Sue, but poorly handled characterization and writing. Kirk, Spock, Wolverine and the Doctor will acknowledge that they carry many warning signs for potential sues with their traits and backstories, and accepting this will give them the strength to challenge the Sue menace who lack their strong characterization. Perhaps even Ensign Sue will properly redeem herself after gaining some legitimate character development.

* The third volume will depict their slow realisation that it isn't certain idealised traits and unlikely events that make one a Sue, but poorly handled characterisation and writing. Kirk, Spock, Wolverine and the Doctor will acknowledge that they carry many warning signs for potential sues with their traits and backstories, and accepting this will give them the strength to challenge the Sue menace who lack their strong characterisation. Perhaps even Ensign Sue will properly redeem herself after gaining some legitimate character development.

* Well, think about it! She talks about ''returning'' to "their" world--presumably the Trekverse and specifically, the Enterprise, which although her origins lie in fanfiction is still ''technically'' her home canon. She is also the first character to refer to "''Mary'' Sue" as opposed to simply "Sue". Admittedly, Ensign Sue herself is named Mary, but maybe she's just the reboot version of the original Lt. Mary Sue? She ''did'' seem pretty eager to think Kirk was ill and try to take command of the Enterprise... Perhaps God!Sue/Lt. Sue is bitter about her death in [[ATrekkiesTale A Trekkie's Tale]] or that Ensign Sue isn't being accepted like she was. It would also fit the God motif--Lt. Sue was, after all, the [[TropeNamer original Mary Sue]], initially a pastiche of annoying female self-inserts everywhere but ultimately the progenitor of an entire literary race: the Sues. Which basically makes Lt. Sue the Creator and God (Goddess?) of all Mary Sues.

* And the person pointing all this out will be the original Sue.

* And the person pointing all this out will be the original Sue.
* [[AndThenJohnWasAZombie Jossed]]

* And the person pointing all this out will be the original Sue.

* Or she could go full on Sue and die in HeroicSacrifice to [[MessianicArchetype save us all]] and we all will mourn the loss of this TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth ''[[PuritySue angel]]''.

* Or she could go full on Sue and die in HeroicSacrifice to [[MessianicArchetype save us all]] and we all will mourn the loss of this TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth ''angel''.

She's already lost her RealityWarper powers, but is still an annoying, Sue-like person. Without her powers, the universe won't warp to conform to her view of the world, meaning she will have to change to suit it.

That's why God is Sue.

* Trelaine? The REST OF THE Q CONTINUUM? Q isn't the only member of his race, you know...

[[WMG:Ensign Sue is really [[StarTrekTNG Q]]]]
Think about it. Which character in ''StarTrek'' is both a {{reality warper}} and a ''huge'' pain in the ass?