It’s kinda odd in retrospect. There are many words to describe Romulans… but violent isn’t really amongst the top ten.
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I wonder why they bothered to include two bridge shots.
I imagine that too, but I still find it a curious omission.
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Article does not mention if it is suspected homicide or suicide.
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But the mystery ship is already built… implying they’ve had him for quite a while now. Why search for something they already have?
Hmm… according to Freeman’s intel… the Mystery ship was seeking out Lorcano… but as far as I can tell… he’s the mastermind.
Why would he want to find himself?
And the consequences if he refuses to pay?
My problem with ship designs in general, canon and not, is that they all tend to be so flat. Like… vertically speaking. Flat.
IMO, it wouldn’t work well.
The DS9 set was complicated. You had obstructions and levels. Those would need to be replicated with green screen props and they tend to not bother with those. At best you’ll get uncanny valley like the Romulan Bridge in S1 Picard. Works for a specific scene, but isn’t something to dwell in.
Huh… never knew that tidbit.
It’s easy to imagine if that reality had come to play, we’d get the Tom Paris treatment… but I can’t help but wonder if we might’ve gotten a Captain Brahms.
I’m familiar with that part of the lore.
It’s more like how the Borg are described as an unstoppable unrelenting all powerful force… and are stopped, relent, and are devoid of power. On paper they are one thing, on screen they are another.
With the Romulans, they tend to outsource the violence. Pit party A against B, then clean up after. Practically scavengers. Klingons, Jem’Hadar, and Hirogen I’d more readily describe as violent.