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Jules' Introductory POTC Stories
and Character Descriptions
Mrs. Mac's Map
of Caretaker Island
LATEST DISCOVERED TREASURES
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Jason's Stranger Saga archived. |
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Diane declares "Oh What a Beautiful Morning! Or: Coffee, Anyone?"; Jason gives Talia Celestial a "Makeover!" |
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D's Equinox. |
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Ronit's Borg Barbie, A Map and the Drunken Sailor. |
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Jules' Water, Water, Everywhere... Including In The Rum. |
THE CASTAWAYS
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An officer in the Royal Navy, Captain of the HMS Voyager |
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Pirate captain of the SS Maquis |
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Janeway's First Lieutenant, infiltrated SS Maquis and became Chief Gunner |
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First Mate of the SS Maquis |
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Navigator with disgraceful past |
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Junior mid-shipman aboard the HMS Voyager hailing from Nottinghamshire, son of a textile merchant |
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Musically inclined physician aboard the HMS Voyager |
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Waifish pearl fisher living on Caretaker Island |
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Ship's cook, itinerant beachcomber and Kes flunkie |
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French woman who had been raised by Borg Pirates; when she returned to French society, founded the band Borg Barbie |
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First officer of the pirate ship Chiana |
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Former crewmember aboard the HMS Equinox, stripped of rank by Janeway |
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Hostess at the Smoky Herring |
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Mute pirate aboard the SS Maquis |
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Member of the French band Borg Barbie |
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Crewmember of the SS Maquis good to have in a bar brawl, killed in the Terikof Shoals |
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Former crewmember aboard the HMS Equinox, stripped of rank by Janeway |
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Liliocampan who captured Harry Kim and intended to make him the central attraction in his show; favors spectacle rather than substance |
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Former Scottish Jacobite pirate, currently a fisherman living in Port Suffolk; married to Madame Maxine |
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First Mate aboard the HMS Voyager upon leaving port; killed in the Terikof Shoals |
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Crewmember aboard the SS Maquis |
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Pixie-like girl who spent some time on Palau Tiga |
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Con-woman who, under the pretenses of raising money for an orphanage in San Francisco, sold Neelix a barrell of watered down rum |
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Political manipulator and General of his own private army |
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Limber second cousin to Kurzon, lived aboard the Trill |
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Captain of the pirate ship Chiana |
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Captain of a Spanish galleon that pursued the SS Maquis |
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Jadzia's second cousin; part of Kurzon's crew aboard the Trill |
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Officer on the pirate ship Chiana |
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Bartender at the Blue Parrot |
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Lieutenant aboard one of the ships pirated by the Equinox |
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French intellectual and socialite; an expert in cultural history |
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Member of the band Borg Barbie |
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Gruff former pirate who took a shining to Kathryn Janeway, currently Calico Mack's fishing and drinking buddy who makes a home with his wife in Hackett's Cove, not far from Port Suffolk |
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Quartermaster aboard the Trill; cousin of Kurzon |
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Former crewmember aboard the HMS Equinox, stripped of rank and made to serve aboard the HMS Voyager |
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Pirate aboard the SS Maquis injured in the Terikof Shoals, possibly peg legged |
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French Chief Minister; part of a long line of Weyoun family public servants |
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Infamous pirate serving aboard the Chiana |
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Budget conscious associate of Branobrag; skeptical about the practicality of keeping Harry Kim on as an attraction in their show |
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Dutch composer known for his fierce temper |
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Klingon Indian astrologer; a drifter far from her tribe |
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Corrupt governor of Caretaker Island |
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Devout follower of the Prophets |
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Eastern European philosopher shrouded in mystery |
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An old sea-salt and devoted fan of the band Borg Barbie |
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Proprietor of a fine cat house in Port Suffolk, married to Calico Mack |
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Former crew member aboard the HMS Equinox |
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First Officer of the HMS Equinox |
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Infamous pirate serving aboard the Chiana |
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Member of the band Borg Barbie |
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Russian anarchist and revolutionary |
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Brilliant, beautiful and blind scientist |
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Scottish theoretician and wet blanket |
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French physician with a penchant for opera |
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Crewmember aboard the HMS Equinox |
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Tom's father, commanded the HMS Al-Batani aboard which Kathryn Janeway served |
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Liliocampan in the showbiz industry, a former associate of Jerilor and Branobrag |
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Disreputable barkeep of Quark's Bar |
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Member of the French band Borg Barbie |
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Captain of the Equinox, a science vessel that began pirating fellow English ships |
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Officer on the pirate ship Chiana |
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Proprietor of Chez Sandrine |
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HMS Voyager navigator, a Welsh woman and would-be conquest of Tom Paris; thrown overboard in the Terikof Shoals |
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Female pirate; became a crewmember aboard the SS Maquis who discovered and named the stowaway Roxy |
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Waifish gypsy girl from Bajor Bay, also known as Celeste |
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Brutal English housekeeping expert; a regular at Madame Sandrine's salons |
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Deposed leader of a small Germanic principality |
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Kurzon's nephew; served, with the rest of his family, aboard the Trill |
THE VESSELS
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Vessel where Kathryn Janeway served with Admiral Paris |
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Neelix's trusty little ship |
| HMS Bradbury | Vessel that captured Tom Paris |
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Señor Evek's ship, chased the SS Maquis into the Terikof Shoals |
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Erik the Bad's pirate ship |
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Small English vessel dispatched to catalog plants and insects; lost at sea |
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Mysterious vessel known to be spotted in the Necric Triangle |
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Chakotay's 47 year old pirate ship, thrown off course in the Terikof Shoals (See: SS Ogla) |
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Small Kazon ship seized by Chakotay's band of pirates, rechristened the SS Maquis (See: SS Maquis) |
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English ship that was pirated by the HMS Equinox |
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English ship pirated by the HMS Equinox |
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Ship whose crew included Kurzon and Jadzia |
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English ship pirated by the HMS Equinox |
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Former posting of both Cavit and Paris; involved in an incident off the Caldek Islands |
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A ship in the Royal Navy, 179 ft. long with a maximum beam of 41 ft., drawing 21 ft. of water, under the command of Kathryn Janeway. Dispatched to recover Tuvok and apprehend Chakotay's crew. |
ANIMALS AND OBJECTS
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Borg Barbie's critically lambasted follow-up album to Collective Agony |
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Scottish sixpence; used by Scottish pirates in the 18th century. |
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Beverage popular aboard pirate vessels |
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Tom's calico cat |
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Type of pirate ship |
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Seven de Neuf's provocative, trend-setting rock group |
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Borg Barbie's multi-platinum debut album |
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Type of pirate |
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Type of pirate ship |
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Flavor of the month in Liliocampa's pop culture, beat Branobrag's production at Season's Festival in competition last year |
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Type of biscuit |
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Pungent vegetable, a favorite of B'Elanna Torres |
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Greyish gruel served aboard the HMS Voyager |
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Borg Barbie's first hit single |
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Type of fishing ship |
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Short for "Rock Sea", Madame Maxine's cat, adopted by Torres |
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Term referring to the demographic sub-group of young males in Liliocampan society; are believed to be a desirable demographic by greedy showbusiness producers |
CREWS AND NATIONS
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The naval arm of the British military, masters of the sea |
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Management of Mademoiselle Seven de Neuf's band Borg Barbie |
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People belonging to a distant tribe of Indians; B'Elanna Torres' mother was a Klingon Indian Princess |
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Formal name of the Liliocampan public body |
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Pixie people who saved Harry Kim's life; only about nine inches in height |
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People from the western European nation of Portugal; B'Elanna Torres' father was of Portuguese descent |
| Sisters of San Francisco | Orphanage where B'Elanna Torres spent most of her adolescent life after the capture of her parents at the hands of the Cardassians; once used as part of a cover story for a conwoman known as Sister Darla |
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Those part of a tribe of Indians known for scalping their victims |
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People from the sea-faring western European nation; Señor Evek was the captain of the Cardassia, a Spanish ship which pursued the SS Maquis into the Terikof Shoals |
SCURVY SEA TALK
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Pirate-speak for "hanging" |
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Reference to being put to death by hanging |
MAP POINTS
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Large body of water to the east of Caretaker Island |
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Isolated inlet on Caretaker Island, original settlement of a displaced group of spiritual people |
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Island where Neelix did business; was a common trading partner of Numiri |
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Clothing store in Port Ocampa |
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Bar in Port Ocampa; operated by Madame Guinan |
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Site of Tom Paris' disgrace |
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Coastal site, not far away from San Francisco |
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Run-down area of Caretaker Island near Port Ocampa |
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Isolated island, known to be frequented by pirates |
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Establishment outside of Marseilles known by Tom Paris |
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Large body of water to the west of Caretaker Island |
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Small settlement close to Port Suffolk |
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Merchant trader town where B'Elanna grew up under the guardianship of her mother |
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Area of England where Tom went sledding as a boy |
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An inlet on Caretaker Island; presumed to be mythological |
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Site where Tom Paris was interned; penal facility located in London |
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Capital city of the Liliocampan Mutation |
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Oceanic region where many ships have been lost |
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Island that frequently traded with Banea in importing and exporting essential supplies |
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Cave formation on Caretaker Island |
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Population: 16 |
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Site located on the eastern side of Caretaker Island |
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Small settlement on Caretaker Island; home to Kes |
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Small but lively harborside town, home to Madame Maxine's cat house |
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A popular portside drinking establishment frequented by sailors |
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Site close to Port Array |
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Site located on the coast, used as a reference point by Neelix in locating San Francisco |
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Tavern where Borg Barbie cut their teeth doing live performances |
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Treacherous area; site where the SS Maquis became lost |
| Vidiian Pocket Coves | Geological feature abundant on Caretaker Island toward the Delta Sea, often serving as home to a tribe of cannibals |
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Body of water known for its calmness |
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Cosmetics store located in Port Ocampa |
THE FISH
STORIES
(in recommended reading order)
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| After being lured on to the SS Ogla after it puts in at Port Suffolk, a mysterious stowaway is witness to Chakotay and his band of pirates commandeering and re-christening the vessel. |
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| The SS Maquis, a pirate vessel under the command of Chakotay, becomes thrown off course after being pursued by Señor Evek. |
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| Neelix faces the scorn of Madame Guinan, proprietor of the Blue Parrot, when she realizes that he's delivered to her watered down rum that he acquired from a manipulative con-woman. |
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| After their debut performance in a seedy tavern, the members of the French band Borg Barbie are bestowed with a mysterious map fragment from a pleasant, if inebriated sailor. |
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| Kathryn Janeway attempts to enlist the help of Tom Paris, an imprisoned ex-pirate, in helping her locate the SS Maquis. |
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| As Janeway prepares to put to sea, Tom Paris is escorted to Voyager by Stadi and upon stepping aboard the vessel, finds a chilly reception from all except a young midshipman. |
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| While Tom continues to come to terms with serving on Voyager, the ship becomes heavily damaged and many of its crew are lost in the wake of the Cardassia's fiery destruction in the Terikof Shoals. |
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| Trapped in the Terikof Shoals, Chakotay tries to keep the SS Maquis together as his ship and crew begin to fall apart. |
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| After being separated from the SS Maquis during the storm in the Terikof Shoals, B'Elanna is rescued by two unusual but oddly appealing lobster fishers. |
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| Hoping to escape her life on Caretaker Island, Kes seeks out the guidance of a mystic but instead finds kinship in the waifish young woman she encounters. |
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| Talia Celestial sheds her gypsy robes in favor of a Kes-esque swimsuit, but nonetheless Kes finds that the task of transforming Celeste's image involves more complications than she expected. |
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| When a mysterious stranger washes up on the shores of Caretaker Island, Kes and Talia Celeste have a fight on their hands to see who can win the affections of the island's newest resident. |
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| Still hoping to find the SS Maquis and her missing crewmates, B'Elanna Torres continues her association with Calico Mack and Ironbeard Mike and comes to encounter Tom Paris, who has likewise been separated from the HMS Voyager. As they search for their missing ships, both are forced to recall the defining events in their lives that have lead them to their current circumstances. |
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| Harry Kim comes to consciousness finding himself separated from the HMS Voyager and at the mercy of a ruthlessly greedy showman who intends to make him the main attraction in his carnival exhibit. |
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| Europe's most prized intellectuals gather at Chez Sandrine's in Marseilles where they discuss Mademoiselle Seven de Neuf's remarkable fifteen minutes of fame, her subsequent flame-out and mysterious disappearance. |
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| For the first time as a pirate, Janeway leads the HMS Voyager into a rousingly triumphant battle against the Spaniards. |
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| The Voyager crew's early morning enjoyment of coffee is interrupted by a looming threat on the horizon: a tidal wave that washes up a striking and mysterious young woman. |
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| After noticing an unusual notation on Neelix's map of the Necric Triangle, Janeway inquires about the Krenim, a mysterious ship known to be spotted in the region. |
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| Janeway and her crew encounter a lost English vessel, whose crew they soon discover have been committing immoral acts of piracy. |
