Star Trek: Deep Space Nine makes Ocean’s 11 in a story about the restoration of imagination

by Dru diet
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I have finished watching Star Trek: Deep Space Nine So I can cancel the Paramount+. In the last season of the show, the “Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang” episode benefits from a three-dimensional figure in you Fontaine and his world in the 1960s to tell the story of the casino stolen story Eleven ocean From 1960.

It is an enjoyable episode that gives the main band a chance to shine, however Spees the ninth area He always had something deeper in his mind, even with its most amazing episodes such as “Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang” or another in the seventh season, “Take me to Holosuite”. While he does everything in his power to enjoy with Eleven ocean Reef, also uses the episode and the character of Captain Benjamin Cisco to address the issue of the real world that concerns: the power of imagination to restore history from hatred.

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In a world Spees the ninth areaThe Vic Fontaine Hall is the Holosuite program that everyone loves to visit. VIC and his program are distinguished for a number of the reasons for the story, but what matters to this discussion is the fact that it represents a place that everyone loves at the station coming and enjoying it.

Everyone except Captain Benjamin Cisco. If we want to make a comparison with Star Trek: The next generationSISKO’s relationship with Holosuite Fantasy is similar to Picard’s point of view on the joint poker games hosted by the leader William Reker. These two crew activities are everyone, but the captain participates with. For Picard, it is a personal distance gap that needs to be closed. But for Cisco, his feelings are more justified and powerful.

The Romantic SISKO partner and his wife eventually face him, Kasidy Yates, about why he did not want to go to Vic’s. Cisco’s response is that it is depicted for an era and a place in history, as blacks were not treated as equal citizens. As Sisko says, unless artists or service employees, Al -Black was not a welcoming position as customers in the 1960s in Las Vegas. It is a flagrant and effective reminder of the strong ethical SISKO center regarding its heritage, but in Kasidy Yates makes the offer a great argument.

History recovered with imagination

Kasidy is not a drug for Sisko’s feelings about Las Vegas in the 1960s, but it directly indicates that the VIC world is not real. Its strongest point comes to say that in you is a representation of what this world could have been if it was not ethnic equality formed.

Is this type in the point of view perfect with naivety? I hope to think about nature Star Trek As a creative concept. More importantly, Kasidy tries to show SISKO that imagination can be the final weapon against the hypothesis of history. By the ability to play in a copy of the imagination of history, SISKO and Kasidy recover the era of prejudice and hatred for them.

It reminds me of the moments of Queenin Tarantino peak BASTERDS InglouousWhere Adolf Hitler is delicious on the screen to vent the audience. Crossing of the spoiler: This is not what actually happened in reality. But depicting this specific imagination allows history to reclaim through fictional narration. We get the winning and revenge that deprived us of this reality.

The same applies to “Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang” in its efforts to show that the black fans (and any marginalized group) must be allowed to play any fantasies they want regardless of historical accuracy. Denial of the validity of these types of stories is another form of societal repression and human control. Historical accuracy is important when discussing and examining actual history. But if all you do is to use a historical period of time to tell a fictional story, do not let the idiots say that you cannot do anything you want with your imagination.

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