Nah, even if killing Tuvix somehow wouldn’t have been the need of the many (which it was), murdering it was still the right thing to do - even if it wouldn’t net out Tuvok, Neelix, and a flower.
Idk why it took her all episode to do it.
Not separating them means killing both Tuvok and Neelix. Separating them means killing Tuvix. Killing one person to save the lives of two people means prioritizing the needs of two over the needs of one.
(I don’t actually have much of a personal opinion either way, it’s just that I usually see a lot of posts supporting Tuvix & I try to provide a vector for discussion & interaction. It’s just fiction, it’s fun debating, the available data is very limited, and the choice in the show a deliberately a though one.)
Bcs I wanted the orchid back, it didn’t deserve to suffer other of personalities.
Nah, even if killing Tuvix somehow wouldn’t have been the need of the many (which it was), murdering it was still the right thing to do - even if it wouldn’t net out Tuvok, Neelix, and a flower.
Idk why it took her all episode to do it.
I think you’re going to have to explain your reasoning on that one.
Not separating them means killing both Tuvok and Neelix. Separating them means killing Tuvix. Killing one person to save the lives of two people means prioritizing the needs of two over the needs of one.
(I don’t actually have much of a personal opinion either way, it’s just that I usually see a lot of posts supporting Tuvix & I try to provide a vector for discussion & interaction. It’s just fiction, it’s fun debating, the available data is very limited, and the choice in the show a deliberately a though one.)
Bcs I wanted the orchid back, it didn’t deserve to suffer other of personalities.