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Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Discovery | 5x07 "Erigah"
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Okay, I was certain for a quite a while that L'ak's death was a fakeout...up to a certain point. L'ak said Moll wasn't going to like his plan, which made me think that dying, or appearing to die, was part of it.
But...that was before a Breen medic showed up to help - they should be a lot harder to fool than Culber, who has only a rudimentary understanding of Breen physiology. And the episode certainly framed it as real. And they've dangled a possible motivation for Moll, in a desire to use the Progenitor technology to revive him.
And yet something still screams "bluff" to me. Thoughts?
Edit: also...SEVEN OF LIMES
Seven Of Limes? Star Trek Legacy confirmed!
It's definitely a a nice nod to the character. If bar patrons 600 years later still get the reference, that speaks well of her lasting influence on the Federation.