At the moment, while I found both stories pretty heartbreaking, I am still not sure if Nyssa's arc should have ended there. The audio does end on that note of "we have to get to that planet to cure Neeka". While she did lose her husband and children, something still felt...off.
I do remember when Star Trek: The Next Generation was on; though I barely watched it its initial run (I remember actually watching it in school once). But it's an interesting comparison.
The "sunset at the end of the universe" scene as well as the "I'm needed" were enough to almost make me burst into tears. And that sound clip doesn't help. She always cared about everyone else and saved so many people...
Oh. I keep forgetting about the "rejuvenated" Nyssa (where she looks about 20). I just sort of thought she aged differently because of Trakenite biology or something. And the image of this little old lady tending her garden is sweet.
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Date: 2016-02-22 11:29 pm (UTC)At the moment, while I found both stories pretty heartbreaking, I am still not sure if Nyssa's arc should have ended there. The audio does end on that note of "we have to get to that planet to cure Neeka". While she did lose her husband and children, something still felt...off.
I do remember when Star Trek: The Next Generation was on; though I barely watched it its initial run (I remember actually watching it in school once). But it's an interesting comparison.
The "sunset at the end of the universe" scene as well as the "I'm needed" were enough to almost make me burst into tears. And that sound clip doesn't help. She always cared about everyone else and saved so many people...
Oh. I keep forgetting about the "rejuvenated" Nyssa (where she looks about 20). I just sort of thought she aged differently because of Trakenite biology or something. And the image of this little old lady tending her garden is sweet.