Wow...what a dreary ending. The one problem I had with her was that she reminded me so much of her Klingon Character...

And even as I read this, I kept seeing Worf's mate reading this...not your fault, mine really.

Q and Suzie-Q are so different. And yet the had a child. I didn't see the episodes that she refers to, but reading your story I don't need to.

And yet, as she keeps deeper and deeper in the her story, I really got into what she was saying. In fact, IMO, the best conclusion she comes to is this one; "It's not free will if you go into battle because God told you to, and it doesn't necessarily mean you're sentient either. In fact it generally means you're not."

Makes you wonder how she and Kira would get along had they ever met

But here we have a GOD, supposedly not happy with how the Q, and her own son I might add, have become. Since I am not sure of the linear nature of her life, has she ALWAYS been this negative about 'everything'. Or did being with Q mess her up and corrupt her?

Anyway, this is a very deep read, and with a depressing ending, and her final line "I hate them all", I'd still like to read more about her. A hour long debate between her and Spock would be..fascinating.

One of the best stories I have read on this site..BRAVO!!!

Rob