So my question is, should Young have allowed Wray to tell Kiva about the Pulsar?
The lights flickering was the distraction that ultimately got the redshirt killed, and earlier than that got the LA member burned to a crisp. While the problem was unexplained and unpredictable it made sense for Kiva and Young to work together, but once Young knew down to a fraction of a second when it would next happen, shouldn't he have planned his next move accordingly?
Shouldn't he have planned a strike to take advantage of the situation instead of telling Kiva exactly when it would happen and allowing her fanatacism to take control of the situation? After all, she has proven she will risk and kill her own people to gain control, he has proven he is unwilling to risk 1 person. He can't risk a game of chicken with her and they both know it.
They had 2 more pulsar cycles left, should he have tried to regain control and THEN fix the ship?
Anyone else have any back seat Colonel ideas?
The lights flickering was the distraction that ultimately got the redshirt killed, and earlier than that got the LA member burned to a crisp. While the problem was unexplained and unpredictable it made sense for Kiva and Young to work together, but once Young knew down to a fraction of a second when it would next happen, shouldn't he have planned his next move accordingly?
Shouldn't he have planned a strike to take advantage of the situation instead of telling Kiva exactly when it would happen and allowing her fanatacism to take control of the situation? After all, she has proven she will risk and kill her own people to gain control, he has proven he is unwilling to risk 1 person. He can't risk a game of chicken with her and they both know it.
They had 2 more pulsar cycles left, should he have tried to regain control and THEN fix the ship?
Anyone else have any back seat Colonel ideas?
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