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** It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his whole life.
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** It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his whole life. [[FridgeBrilliance Which might be the point]]: since Geordi was born disabled, he never had to experience ''becoming'' disabled, thus Troi likely didn't think he would empathize with her situation more than the rest of the crew.
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** Troi also isn't actually the only empath or telepath on board. There's at least one Vulcan: Dr. Selar.
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** Troi also isn't actually the only empath or telepath on board. There's at least one Vulcan: Vulcan (Dr. Selar) and probably more. This situation absolutely calls for a mind meld, but that would have revealed too early that her senses were overwhelmed.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his whole life.
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** It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his wholelife.life.
** Troi also isn't actually the only empath or telepath on board. There's at least one Vulcan: Dr. Selar.
** It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his whole
** Troi also isn't actually the only empath or telepath on board. There's at least one Vulcan: Dr. Selar.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: It's strange that Troi never really interacts with Geordi in this episode, since he's lived with a disability his whole life.
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* MemeticMutation: The scene where Troi gets all her empathic powers back at once has seen some [=NSFW=] manipulation. If you really, really like ToiletHumor, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnvDAmbx-G8 here's one.]]
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* SheReallyCanAct: Not that Marina Sirtis ''couldn't,'' of course; she just rarely came off as strongly as other members of the main cast. That said, "The Loss" is one of her most powerful performances in the franchise.
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* SheReallyCanAct: SugarWiki/SheReallyCanAct: Not that Marina Sirtis ''couldn't,'' of course; she just rarely came off as strongly as other members of the main cast. That said, "The Loss" is one of her most powerful performances in the franchise.
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* ValuesResonance: Marina Sirtis once said she got a lot of positive feedback from Trekkies with disabilities.
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* SheReallyCanAct: Not that Marina Sirtis ''couldn't,'' of course; she just rarely came off as strongly as other members of the main cast. That said, "The Loss" is one of her most powerful performances in the franchise.
* ValuesResonance: Marina Sirtis once said she got a lot of positive feedback on this episode from Trekkies with disabilities.
* ValuesResonance: Marina Sirtis once said she got a lot of positive feedback on this episode from Trekkies with disabilities.
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* ValuesResonance: Marina Sirtis once said she got a lot of positive feedback from Trekkies with disabilities.
