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Destination Posters - Star Trek Prodigy 🥰
A tribute to the incredible and gorgeous world-building of Star Trek Prodigy! Some of them come into a couple of variations, just because I can't make up my mind 😆
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I've been wanting to try my hand at these for a while, I hope you like the results! 🖖❤️
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In Star Trek: Picard: Firewall, Janeway was already in command of the USS Dauntless in 2381 when she helped Seven. Tysess was there, but so was Asencia.
From what I’m reading, the book takes place in 2381, yet the Protostar goes missing in 2382, meaning Asencia was already there before it disappeared.
Was she waiting for it to go missing so the time loop would happen, allowing her to find it with the weapon on board? I was wondering why she didn’t just sabotage the launch in the first place, but afaik, the Protostar wasn’t the first ship to make contact. So Solum would have already gone through the civil war anyway, meaning she wouldn’t have had much reason to stop the launch.
Could she have actually been the one to sabotage Chakotay’s mission in the Delta Quadrant, deliberately making the Protostar be pulled into the wormhole and coordinate the attack? That would explain how the Vau N’Akat and the Drednoks were so efficient in their assault.
That would mean she had her own time loop, which makes sense as to why the Protostar got pulled in the first place - because she knew it was going to happen and could sabotage the mission to achieve her goals.
Holy shit!
Since people are posting theories, I have one of my own.
Gwyn was under the assumption Starfleet couldn't accept Dal. If that was the case, I suspect she was planning on asking Dal if he would go with her to Solum.
Because "everyone deserves a place they belong", and they belong together. Who better to introduce her people to the Federation, than someone who is a good combo of several Federation worlds and has the heart of Starfleet?
(And the idea of a little time with him away from the others was maybe an attractive bonus?)
She knew she needed to go, but didn't want anything stopping him from trying for his dream, which is why she kept her mission to Solum a secret.
But look how sad she was to realize she'd have to go alone. Still breaks my heart for her.
With everything going on for Season 2, I can't wait to see how they all find each other again.
I can't wait to see Solum
I have so many questions about it. What's the climate like? How do they dress? Do they have pop culture? What do they do for fun?
Just. Can't. Wait.
I picked Prodigy back up after a few months midway into season 2 and I completely forgot how the logic behind Solum residents being the young versions of themselves works…help
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Trying to wrap my head around the prodigy time travel with what we have so far. Please tell me if there's anything wrong or missing. Can't wait for season 2!
[ID: Six pixel hearts of various flags in order being two dandelion aspecs, amid, quoialterous, aspec questioning, and solum aro. End ID]
“Ekliyorum, vardır bir kaderi, kendi çizdiğimiz ya da Biz hiç farkında olmadan bizi karşılaştıran”
