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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Lwaxana's advances are not welcomed by any of her targets. Her "condition" seems to make her believe that every man around her is secretly lusting after her, even her valet.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Lwaxana's advances are not welcomed by any of her targets. Her "condition" seems to make her believe that every man around her is secretly lusting after her, her (which, as a telepath, she more than anyone should know is untrue), even her valet.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Lwaxana handily demonstrates how easily a full-blooded, experienced Betazoid crew member could solve most storylines centered around someone trying to pull a fast one on the Enterprise crew or hiding their intentions in any way: while the best Troi can manage is vague premonitions that usually border on CaptainObvious statements, she's instantly able to figure out that the two Antedeans are actually assassins and their robes are lined with a hard-to-detect explosive compound just before they were going to be beamed down and the only reason she didn't point it out earlier is because they were in hibernation all the previous times she met them.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Lwaxana handily demonstrates how easily a full-blooded, experienced Betazoid crew member could solve most storylines centered around someone trying to pull a fast one on the Enterprise crew or hiding their intentions in any way: while the best Troi can manage is vague premonitions that usually border on CaptainObvious statements, she's Lwaxana's instantly able to figure out that the two Antedeans are actually assassins and their robes are lined with a hard-to-detect explosive compound just before they were going to be beamed down and the only reason she didn't point it out earlier is because they were in hibernation all the previous times she met them.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Lwaxana handily demonstrates how easily a full-blooded, experienced Betazed crew member could solve most storylines centered around someone trying to pull a fast one on the Enterprise crew or hiding their intentions in any way: while the best Troi can manage is vague premonitions that usually border on CaptainObvious statements, she's instantly able to figure out that the two Antedeans are actually assassins and their robes are lined with a hard-to-detect explosive compound just before they were going to be beamed down and the only reason she didn't point it out earlier is because they were in hibernation all the previous times she met them.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Lwaxana handily demonstrates how easily a full-blooded, experienced Betazed Betazoid crew member could solve most storylines centered around someone trying to pull a fast one on the Enterprise crew or hiding their intentions in any way: while the best Troi can manage is vague premonitions that usually border on CaptainObvious statements, she's instantly able to figure out that the two Antedeans are actually assassins and their robes are lined with a hard-to-detect explosive compound just before they were going to be beamed down and the only reason she didn't point it out earlier is because they were in hibernation all the previous times she met them.
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** Finally, the other alien, Lwaxana, makes quite racist remarks.
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** Finally, the other alien, Lwaxana, makes quite racist remarks.remarks towards them, only seeing them as two pieces of unprepared sushi.
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* MomentKiller: Picard deliberately (and desperately) enforces this trope by contacting Data and inviting him to his and Lwaxana's dinner.
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* MomentKiller: Picard deliberately (and desperately) enforces this trope by contacting Data and inviting him to his and Lwaxana's dinner.dinner, where he proceeds to bore her to death with his rambling.
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* RuleOfThree: When Picard hides out in the holodeck playing Dixon Hill, he encounters a man who pulls a gun on "Dix" for not finding his sister. Picard asks the computer to reconfigure for "more ambiance, less substance". The next guy he encounters snarls a veiled threat and grabs "Dix" by the lapels. Picard again freezes the program and tells the computer to reconfigure. The third guy just brandishes a tommy gun and starts screaming bloody murder.
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* RuleOfThree: When Picard hides out in the holodeck playing Dixon Hill, he encounters a man who pulls a gun on "Dix" for not finding his sister. Picard asks the computer to reconfigure for "more ambiance, less substance". The next guy he encounters snarls a veiled threat and grabs "Dix" by the lapels. Picard again freezes the program and tells the computer to reconfigure. The third guy just instantly busts down the door, brandishes a tommy gun and starts screaming bloody murder.
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* StoryBreakerPower: Lwaxana handily demonstrates how easily a full-blooded, experienced Betazed crew member could solve most storylines centered around someone trying to pull a fast one on the Enterprise crew or hiding their intentions in any way: while the best Troi can manage is vague premonitions that usually border on CaptainObvious statements, she's instantly able to figure out that the two Antedeans are actually assassins and their robes are lined with a hard-to-detect explosive compound just before they were going to be beamed down and the only reason she didn't point it out earlier is because they were in hibernation all the previous times she met them.
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** Riker gets a priceless look on his face when Lwaxana announces that they’re getting married.
