In less than a week later star trek The project arrived in Format of Section 31Streaming movies starring Michelle Yeoh, who dives into the titular Black Ops organization. Which is at least in all the videos we've seen so far. Emphasis is placed on the glamor and glamor of spy work. There are action scenes. There are spectacular costumes.in its context There may even be direct oversight of the federation, such as a colleague who is there for you and stops you from having fun within its context.
It is not surprising that some people star trek What are fans worried about? Section 31 I think it's actually the same name. And maybe even some stars are worried about that. “I was afraid of how it would be received. Because it's not. pull people want that pull that people want. pull All we want is 1000 more episodes. TNG” Rob Kazinsky, who plays the cybernetically enhanced Zeph in the film. recently said SFX Magazine– “Everyone is always angry that they don't get more. TNGAt the same time when TNG Come out, everyone hates it. This will happen and nothing will be felt. pull that they have ever seen.”
But when it comes. star trek that people want—especially star trek Maybe fighting the idea of Article 31 is the main focus. next generation It should not be the example we turn to. To get a true perspective The role of Section 31 in star trekand the existence of conflict as That “necessary evil” destroy its utopiaWe only have to go back and look at the show that was given to us in the first place: deep space nine– It is extremely important to prepare before the introduction. DS9 He took us and Dr. Julian Bashir, the character who takes over his arc in Section 31, takes on another journey in Its “Our Human Bashir” g James Bond pasta That makes Bashir the center of this glittery, charming, kitschy love letter to the classic spy trope.
In “Our Man Bashir,” the spy is sexy, elegant, and action-packed. Bashir becomes an unabashed hero in his Holosuite show, complete with gorgeous period costumes, casinos and glitz. A clear villain with a dastardly plan to take over the world. Even with Garak, who is actually a former spy. The one Bashir has always been obsessed with unraveling. Join us on Bashir's adventures to playfully remind him how different he really is from spies. All in all, it's an episode that celebrates cinematic spycraft as we know and love it. Despite its many dramatic problems, Anyway (It's a classic story. pull trope, which is a completely screwed-up scenario with a “die in the game, die in real life” element to boot) is an episode that almost completely vindicates Bashir's romantic dreams about being a spy. Even if he was forced to help. Real day with his imaginary defeat
Two seasons later DS9 Section 31 debuts in season six in “Inquisition,” when Bashir is targeted by the organization as a potential recruit at the story's highest level. which plunged the galaxy into chaos with the outbreak of Domination War– At this point The show has gone a long way in delving into the harsh reality of Captain Sisko. It was once described early on. in DS9tenure of “Becoming a saint in heaven” is easy. Considering how Starfleet and the Federation as a whole responded in the face of interstellar conflict on an unprecedented scale, if “our man Bashir” treated Garak's sidekick about the reality of spies. It is ironic that even for Bashir to ignore the “investigation” they are attracted to the message: from the start, Article 31 is presented as the antithesis of “investigation”. Everything Bashir and the rest DS9The crew of the beloved
The work done by Agent Sloan Despite the extent of what he had to go through in trying to recruit Bashir. It is also invasive and unattractive. Sloan himself, as we've learned, is an agent of Section 31. There's a sense of paranoia that goes against everything we've come to expect from a Starfleet officer. black operatives or something else Bashir was not thrilled to discover that Article 31 existed, but was absolutely terrified—and his immediate response was the same as everyone else's. The team is trying to destroy it all. Either by bringing it into the light or as Cisco ultimately suggests. him at the end of the episode. to proceed to undermine it from within throughout the remaining period of appearance of Section 31 DS9– Direct sequel to “Inquisition”, “Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges”, which further irritated Bashir and the overall performance of Section 31. And what's even more stumbling “Extreme measures” is Sloan's organization's argument that they are necessary. Evil is never seen as a possible conclusion by either the show or our protagonists. If anything, Section 31 is as antagonistic in its appearance as governance is. which is a threat to good morals of star trek–
This isn't told anymore, probably not in episode 31, the sequel, but in the episode that aired directly after the introduction: Symbol “In the Pale Moonlight”Create a One-Two Killer Fist If “Inquisition” introduced the idea of an official tool for spies within the Federation, “In the Pale Moonlight” is also about the actions of spies – wet factories, conspiracies. A trick that exists in grim reality. Again, this is nothing like romance. DS9 Much like the line in “Our Man Bashir,” the road to hell Captain Sisko goes down with Garak in “In the Pale Moonlight” is something we're constantly shown to be repulsive. It's not just the actions that take place. But for morals The corruption that befell Sisko and beyond. star trek By itself, the ultimate horror of “In the Pale Moonlight” isn't that Sisko was an accessory to the assassinations that led the Romulans into war with the Dominion, guaranteeing that millions more would die while on their mission. Continuing in the name of saving billions from Potential Defeat of the Federation As he solemnly spoke to the camera, a personal note he knew he was about to delete. He was able to live with the cost that was in his soul. The episode ends with the Romulans' official declaration of war on the Dominion, which is something Sisko wanted, but never thought of as a narrative victory: there's no good ending to the true reality of espionage. Beyond the imagination of the holographic program.
deep space nine They might have dropped the bomb from the beginning by giving us Article 31, but they also understood the dangers of carrying such weapons from the beginning. Because it has been shown to the audience and the characters that their imagination One of the most elite spy organizations in star trekIts universe is nothing more than that. And the reality of it is far and uglier to understand. If Section 31 The film wants to avoid the fear of being seen as something it isn't. pull That the person who wants it must also understand this, otherwise, unlike Sisko, it cannot learn to live by presenting an idle imagination. and nothing more
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