History Recap / StarTrekVoyagerS3E6Remember

* BrokenAesop: Much like "Memorial," the moral of this story is that it is important to learn about and share the mistakes of the past to ensure they never happen again. This comes after [[MindRape forcibly implanting those memories into someone's mind without their consent]]. Played with, as the woman was afraid it would die with her and felt an outsider won't deny things out of hand.

* YouHaveToBelieveMe: How B'Elanna initially tries to get the holocaust made public. It doesn't work. Fortunately the Enarans are a telepathic species, so Jessen is at least willing to read her memories.

* BaitAndSwitch: B'Elanna's dream shows Korenna as a young woman, hiding the fact that the much older Jora Mirell is the same woman passing on her memories.

* BittersweetEnding: Despite what Torres learned about the Enarans history and Janeway believing her, the crew of ''Voyager'' has no grounds for conducting any kind of investigation and Janeway decides it would be best to cancel plans for shore leave and trade negotiations. However Torres is able to pass the memories onto Jessen, who will look into what really happened herself and hopefully force Enaran society to confront this ugly part of their history.

* TransferableMemory: The Enarans are capable of transferring their memories unto other people and even unto themselves.

* WrittenByTheWinners: The official history about the Regressive indicates that they "killed themselves off through poor hygiene and in-fighting."
* YouHaveToBelieveMe: How B'Elanna initially tries to get the holocaust made public. It doesn't work. Fortunately the Enaran are a telepathic species, so Jessen is at least willing to read her memories.

* AlienLunch: Hope you guys like those algae puffs.

* BrokenAesop: Much like "Memorial," the moral of this story is that it is important to learn about and share the mistakes of the past to ensure they never happen again. This comes after [[MindRape forcibly implanting those memories into someone's mind without their consent]]. Played with, as the woman was afraid it would die with her and felt an outsider won't deny things out of hands.

** Kim and Paris dodge the SpaceClothes bullet and get some [[slick suits https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNDFlOGJhN2MtMDQ5NS00ODEyLThlNWItYzlhYTlkMDNkYzViXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMzQ2MDUxMTg@._V1_.jpg]] for the Enaran party in the mess hall.

* ReleasedToElsewhere: The Regressives were said to have been "resettled", but this turns out to be a lie.

* BrokenAesop: Much like "Memorial," the moral of this story is that it is important to learn about and share the mistakes of the past to ensure they never happen again. This comes after [[MindRape forcibly implanting those memories into someone's mind without their consent]].

* GoodOldWays: The alien sub-group who was exterminated wanted to live life free of most technologies.

* BittersweetEnding: The Enarans cover up their past crimes and possibly kill Korenna. However B'Elanna persuades Jessen to take on Korenna's memories and inquire into the truth.

* BookEnds: The episode starts and ends with Korenna's boyfriend sneaking into her room.
* BreakThemByTalking: In the flashbacks, Korenna's father convinces her that her boyfriend has been cheating on her, which forces her to turn him in for execution.

* WrittenByTheWinners: The official history about the Regressive indicates that they "killed themselves off through poor hygiene."
* YouHaveToBelieveMe: How B'Elanna initially tries to get the holocaust made public. It doesn't work. Fortunately being a telepathic species, at least one woman is willing to read her memories.

While transporting a group of telepaths to Enara Prime, B'Elanna begins experiencing vivid dreams about them, including a particularly dark period of their history.

* YouHaveToBelieveMe: How B'Elanna initially tries to get the holocaust made public. It doesn't work.

* WrittenByTheWinners: The official history about the Regressive indicates that they "killed themselves off through poor hygiene."

!!This episode provides examples of

* FinalSolution

* WrittenByTheWinners

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: This was originally a TNG script centered on Troi.

While transporting a group of telepaths, B'Elanna begins experiencing vivid dreams about them, including a particularly dark period of their history.

* BrokenAesop: Much like "Memorial," the moral of this story is that it is important to learn about and share the mistakes of the past to ensure they never happen again. This comes after forcibly implanting those memories into someone's mind without their consent.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: This was originally a TNG script centered on Troi.