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Date: 18 Feb 2017 09:58 Title: Prologue Part 4: April 7th, 2063

I share Z's and Lily's initial frustration. After everything they've been through trying to convince Solkar and what have they achieved. All they can hope for now is that he will be true to his word and ensure that actions will be taken to prepare for the Borg.

Of course we already know that he has set such plans in motion, plans which will take generations to unfold but which will nonetheless have a significant impact on future events.

It's interesting to note though that Solkar, for all his alleged logic, never considered to leave the future to unfold as it has and not to get involved in attempting to alter it. Flawed logic or inspired foresight? Only time will tell.

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Date: 18 Feb 2017 09:53 Title: Prologue Part 3: April 6th, 2063

An intense experience for both Solkar and Lily right here. Mind melds are nothing to joke about and clearly Solkar has become desperate for answers to even consider such a seemingly drastic option.

Well, answers he now has. Questions is, what's next?

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Date: 14 Feb 2017 21:18 Title: Prologue Part 2: April 6th, 2063

It's difficult to warm to arrogant Vulcans, especially the pre-TOS kind. Surnak is an excellent example of the stubborn type, unwilling to believe anything that doesn't support his view of the universe. It's confirmation bias in action.

Then again, perhaps it would have been better for everyone involved if Solkar didn't believe either. Time will tell.

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Date: 14 Feb 2017 21:15 Title: Prologue Part 1: April 6th, 2063

A good ol' drunk Zefram Cochrane, the great hope of humanity in his element once again. I can totally see him and Lily talk to the Vulcans about the Borg and the Enterprise, in fact it is almost surprising that it appears they didn't mention it in the prime timeline. The only reason I can think of that he didn't is that he got so wasted, he actually wasn't able to tell reality and booze-infused hallucinations apart.

Of to a fascinating start here, as the Vulcan would say.

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