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Three con artists cause trouble for ''Voyager'' by posing as Captain Janeway, Commander Chakotay, and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok.
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Three con artists cause trouble for ''Voyager'' by [[LegendaryImposter posing as as]] Captain Janeway, Commander Chakotay, and Lt. Cmdr. Tuvok.
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* {{Foil}}: Janeway notes that she and Dala are "[[NotSoDifferentRemark very much alike]] -- intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]].... I'm not a liar and a thief."
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* {{Foil}}: {{Foil}}:
** Janeway notes that she and Dala are "[[NotSoDifferentRemark very much alike]] -- intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]].... I'm not a liar and a thief."
** Janeway notes that she and Dala are "[[NotSoDifferentRemark very much alike]] -- intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]].... I'm not a liar and a thief."
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* IdiotBall: Tom Paris and Neelix managed to grab hold of a big one here, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Orek:''' This is all very difficult for me to believe. Two of your crewmen deceived by ''clerics''? ''(scoffs)'' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
-->'''Orek:''' This is all very difficult for me to believe. Two of your crewmen deceived by ''clerics''? ''(scoffs)'' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
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* IdiotBall: IdiotBall:
** Tom Paris and Neelix managed to grab hold of a big one here, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Orek:''' --->'''Orek:''' This is all very difficult for me to believe. Two of your crewmen deceived by ''clerics''? ''(scoffs)'' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:'''naïve?\\
'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom Paris and Neelix managed to grab hold of a big one here, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Tuvok:'''
'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Mobar definitely comes off as this. While the other scammers are only out for the profit and use impersonations as a means to that end, Mobar seems to genuinely be interested in the characters he is impersonating and desires to portray the characters he pretends to be as accurately as possible. The other two tend to be hostile to his more straight method acting approach.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Mobar definitely comes off as this. While the other scammers are only out for the profit and use impersonations as a means to that end, Mobar seems to genuinely be interested in the characters he is impersonating and desires to portray the characters he pretends to be as accurately as possible. The other two tend to be hostile to his more straight method acting approach.
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* WorthyOpponent: Janeway is genuinely impressed at the con artists' success in posing as her crew. Dala doesn't reciprocate.
-->'''Janeway:''' Posing as a Starfleet captain, selling memberships to the Federation. Too bad we didn't think of it, Tuvok. Imagine the resources we could have acquired over the past six years.\\
'''Tuvok:''' Indeed.\\
'''Janeway:''' I have to admit, I'm impressed.\\
'''Dala:''' I wish I could say the same.
-->'''Janeway:''' Posing as a Starfleet captain, selling memberships to the Federation. Too bad we didn't think of it, Tuvok. Imagine the resources we could have acquired over the past six years.\\
'''Tuvok:''' Indeed.\\
'''Janeway:''' I have to admit, I'm impressed.\\
'''Dala:''' I wish I could say the same.
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* {{Foil}}: Janeway notes that she and Dala are "very much alike--intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' difference.... I'm not a liar and a thief."
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* {{Foil}}: Janeway notes that she and Dala are "very "[[NotSoDifferentRemark very much alike--intelligent, alike]] -- intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' difference....[[NotSoSimilar difference]].... I'm not a liar and a thief."
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* DoingItForTheArt: A possible InUniverse example. Mobar, unlike his companions Dala and Zar, is more interested in learning about his character and culture. It seems like he is working for Dala more for the ability to impersonate people than the direct monetary reward.
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* RealNameAsAnAlias: Apparently the case with "Sister" Dala, and, presumably, "Brother" Mobar. Neither of them is ever referred to by any other name, besides their "Captain Janeway" and "Lieutenant Tuvok" personas, and, in fact, Zar actually demands "Where's Dala?" when he discovers that the Doctor has been posing as her, so presumably it's her actual name.
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* DoingItForTheArt: A possible InUniverse example. Mobar, unlike his companions Dala and Zar, is more interesting in learning about his character and culture. It seems like he is working for Dala more for the ability to impersonate people than the direct monetary reward.
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* DoingItForTheArt: A possible InUniverse example. Mobar, unlike his companions Dala and Zar, is more interesting interested in learning about his character and culture. It seems like he is working for Dala more for the ability to impersonate people than the direct monetary reward.
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-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
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-->'''Orek:''' This is all very difficult for me to believe. Two of your crewmen deceived by ''clerics''? ''(scoffs)'' Could they really have been so naïve?
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--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
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'''Neelix:''' I know exactly what you mean. I've been over it a thousand times.\\
'''Tom:''' Why didn't we see this coming?\\
'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the
'''Tom:''' I mean, if it'd been Harry, I could understand it. He trusts everybody. But you and me?\\
'''Neelix:''' We've dealt with our share of shady characters.\\
'''Tom:''' I think maybe...maybe we've lost our edge.
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* IdiotBall: Tom Paris and Neelix managed to grab hold of a big one here, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig also seems have caught it at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowing her to easily escape after overpowering the latter and taking his phaser. But it turns out to have been all part of the plan to let Dala escape.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig also seems have caught it at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowing her to easily escape after overpowering the latter and taking his phaser. But it turns out to have been all part of the plan to let Dala escape.
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* TooDumbToLive: Tom Paris and Neelix dropped the ball pretty hard on this one, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig seems to be this at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowing her to easily escape after overpowering the latter and taking his phaser. But it turns out to have been all part of the plan to let Dala escape.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig seems to be this at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowing her to easily escape after overpowering the latter and taking his phaser. But it turns out to have been all part of the plan to let Dala escape.
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* TooDumbToLive: Tom Paris TrickedIntoEscaping: Janeway and Neelix dropped the ball pretty hard on pull this one, and they know it. Orek says he finds it difficult to believe that they'd be stupid enough to be deceived by a classic ScamReligion.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig seems to be this at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowingone on Dala. He allows her to easily escape after overpowering seemingly get the latter better of him so she could break out of her holding cell, steal the ''Delta Flyer'' and taking his phaser. But it turns out rendezvous with her crew -- not realizing that this was exactly what Janeway wanted her to have been all part of do. Paris and the plan Doctor are hidden on board, and she's just led them straight to let Dala escape.her cohorts and their stashed loot.
-->'''Orek:''' Could they really have been so naïve?
-->'''Tuvok:''' [[DeadpanSnarker A legitimate question.]]
** Tom even lampshades it, saying he would have expected ''[[ButtMonkey Harry]]'' to fall for the scam.
--->'''Neelix''': ''Orphans!'' It's the oldest gambit in the book!
** The security guard for the brig seems to be this at first by not re-raising the forcefield to Dala's cell after Neelix enters, allowing
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* BaldWomen: Dala wears a wig when impersonating Janeway, but otherwise doesn't have any hair.
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Dewicking per TRS.
* {{Foil}}: Janeway notes that she and Dala are "very much alike--intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' difference.... I'm not a liar and a thief."
** Tuvok and Mobar as well. Both are more serious and formal than some of their other teammates. They also both have to deal with teasing from their more un-serious colleagues. Kim and Paris keep messing with Tuvok's holodeck programs which is reminiscent to how Mobar is treated by Dala and Zar for him being more into his impersonation. This is possibly why Mobar takes such a liking to impersonating Tuvok.
** Tuvok and Mobar as well. Both are more serious and formal than some of their other teammates. They also both have to deal with teasing from their more un-serious colleagues. Kim and Paris keep messing with Tuvok's holodeck programs which is reminiscent to how Mobar is treated by Dala and Zar for him being more into his impersonation. This is possibly why Mobar takes such a liking to impersonating Tuvok.
* MirrorCharacter: Tuvok and Mobar are more serious and formal than some of their other teammates. They also both have to deal with teasing from their more un-serious colleagues. Kim and Paris keep messing with Tuvok's holodeck programs which is reminiscent to how Mobar is treated by Dala and Zar for him being more into his impersonation. This is possibly why Mobar takes such a liking to impersonating Tuvok.
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* NotSoDifferent: Janeway notes that she and Dala are "very much alike--intelligent, resourceful, ambitious...but with one ''tiny'' difference.... I'm not a liar and a thief."
** Tuvok and Mobar as well. Both are more serious and formal than some of their other teammates. They also both have to deal with teasing from their more un-serious colleagues. Kim and Paris keep messing with Tuvok's holodeck programs which is reminiscent to how Mobar is treated by Dala and Zar for him being more into his impersonation. This is possibly why Mobar takes such a liking to impersonating Tuvok.
** Tuvok and Mobar as well. Both are more serious and formal than some of their other teammates. They also both have to deal with teasing from their more un-serious colleagues. Kim and Paris keep messing with Tuvok's holodeck programs which is reminiscent to how Mobar is treated by Dala and Zar for him being more into his impersonation. This is possibly why Mobar takes such a liking to impersonating Tuvok.
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* InMediaRes: Tom and Neelix had already met the scammers, and we see the trio having started their ''Voyager'' scam.
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* InMediaRes: InMediasRes: Tom and Neelix had already met the scammers, and we see the trio having started their ''Voyager'' scam.
