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* FirstTimeFeeling: After receiving a treatment with Seven's nanoprobes, a previously undiagnosed brain condition that made Iko a sociopath is healed, making him feel guilt for his crimes for the first time. It makes him feel so sick to his stomach that he begs for the nanoprobes to be removed, even though that may kill him.
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* FirstTimeFeeling: After receiving a treatment with Seven's nanoprobes, a previously undiagnosed brain condition that made Iko a sociopath is healed, making him [[ForcedToFeelEmpathy feel guilt for his crimes crimes]] for the first time. It makes him feel so sick to his stomach that he begs for the nanoprobes to be removed, even though that may kill him.
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* BuyThemOff: According to Joleg, wealthy criminals can make financial restitution to their victims to avoid being executed.
--> '''Neelix:''' That doesn't seem fair.\\
'''Joleg:''' It's perfectly fair...unless you're destitute.
--> '''Neelix:''' That doesn't seem fair.\\
'''Joleg:''' It's perfectly fair...unless you're destitute.
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveMoney: According to Joleg, wealthy criminals can make financial restitution to their victims to avoid being executed.
--> '''Neelix:''' That doesn't seem fair.\\
'''Joleg:''' It's perfectly fair...unless you're destitute.
--> '''Neelix:''' That doesn't seem fair.\\
'''Joleg:''' It's perfectly fair...unless you're destitute.
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* DownerEnding: Despite the Doctor's findings, the efforts of Seven of Nine, and even Yediq's change of heart, the family of Iko's victim ultimately rejects his appeal
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* DownerEnding: Despite the Doctor's findings, the efforts of Seven of Nine, and even Yediq's change of heart, the family of Iko's victim ultimately rejects his appealappeal.
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All A Part Of The Job is about loving a job despite its hardships. Neelix is a chef. His job is serving food. He's serving food here.
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'''Neelix:''' [[AllAPartOfTheJob Just doing my job.]]\\
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'''Neelix:''' [[AllAPartOfTheJob Just doing my job.]]\\\\
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Tom says not to take the prisoners seriously because everyone in the New Zealand penal colony had all sorts of sob stories too, Neelix asks him how many people there were sentenced to ''death.''
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: When Tom says not to take the prisoners seriously because everyone in the New Zealand penal colony had all sorts of sob stories too, Neelix asks him how many people there were sentenced to ''death.'''' Tom is noticeably unable to respond.
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* FirstTimeFeeling: After receiving a treatment with Seven's nanoprobes, a previously undiagnosed brain condition that made him a sociopath is healed, making him feel guilt for his crimes for the first time. It makes him feel so sick to his stomach that he begs for the nanoprobes to be removed, even though that may kill him.
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* {{Foil}}: The two central prisoners, Iko and Joleg, contrast each other quite nicely. Iko is churlish and hostile prior to his operation, after which he genuinely feels guilt and remorse for what he's done. Joleg, on the other hand, initially seems to be polite and friendly up until he reveals his true colors during the riot.
* FirstTimeFeeling: After receiving a treatment with Seven's nanoprobes, a previously undiagnosed brain condition that madehim Iko a sociopath is healed, making him feel guilt for his crimes for the first time. It makes him feel so sick to his stomach that he begs for the nanoprobes to be removed, even though that may kill him.
* FirstTimeFeeling: After receiving a treatment with Seven's nanoprobes, a previously undiagnosed brain condition that made
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* WardensAreEvil: At first, Yediq seems like a straightforward example, only giving his prisoners one meal a day and beating Iko for stepping out of line. As detailed under CharacterDevelopment above, though, he comes to change his ways when Iko saves him from the rioting prisoners and even regrets that the reformed criminal will still be executed.
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Said by Joleg when he tries to convince Neelix that [[BlatantLies he had nothing to do with his brother's attack]] on ''Voyager''. Neelix doesn't buy it for a second.
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Said by Joleg when he tries to convince Neelix that [[BlatantLies he had nothing to do with his brother's attack]] on ''Voyager''. Neelix doesn't buy it for a second.second.
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* [[BitchInSheepsClothing Bastard In Sheep's Clothing]]: Joleg plays the part of the innocent man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and convicted on circumstantial evidence. He then arranges for his brother to attack ''Voyager'' and tries to kill warden Yediq.
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* [[BitchInSheepsClothing Bastard In Sheep's Clothing]]: BitchInSheepsClothing: Joleg plays the part of the innocent man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and convicted on circumstantial evidence. He then arranges for his brother to attack ''Voyager'' and tries to kill warden Yediq.
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No spoilers on recap pages.
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* HopeSpot: After Iko's request for an appeal is initially rejected without even being considered, Yediq uses his influence once he's convinced that the Doctor's findings about Iko's physiological defect are genuine to get them to agree. [[spoiler:It's ultimately AllForNothing, as the victim's family rejects the appeal anyway.]]
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* HopeSpot: After Iko's request for an appeal is initially rejected without even being considered, Yediq uses his influence once he's convinced that the Doctor's findings about Iko's physiological defect are genuine to get them to agree. [[spoiler:It's It's ultimately AllForNothing, as the victim's family rejects the appeal anyway.]]
