Deep Space Nine is the most famous has one big problem

In “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” “Duet” (June 14, 1993), Kardian called Marritza (Harris Yulin) stopped at the station for a treatment for a rare disease. However, the disease has not been contracted ever by the Carrasia death camp centers, very specific during their military occupation of Bagour. This is evidence that Maritza may be a criminal of war. When Major Keira (visitor Nana), who was a Bajuran resistance fighter, finds that a criminal in the Carry War is on the station, and immediately demands his arrest. The largest part of “Duet” consists of scenes in Brig’s DS9, where Kira Maritza faces its crimes.

Marritza initially claims that he was a file writer in the mining camp, and that he had not seen any atrocities of war. Keira is incredible, after she saw terror directly. Maritza is also arrogant about his time there, which reduced the intensity of the military occupation. But there is an evolution. After some investigations, Keira found that the man in the dean is not the Maritza file writer, but the leader of the death camp, a evil general named Gul Darheel.

Once the truth is revealed, the position of Jules Darhi changes. He does not reduce his crimes, but he begins to say that – from his dark fascist point of view – the genocide was a completely logical path to work. As for Darhail, there was no mistake in the occupation, and he was not ashamed of saying Keira’s right. Keira, the public, must face the dark logic of Darmel. His crimes were very large to achieve justice. Even if he is tortured and killed, the damage occurs.

But there is a second development in “Duet” that moves the audience away from this darkness, and returns it in the world of cultural justice. It is a satisfactory end from a writer perspective, but it allows the public to stop the hook in terms of morals.

For a few moments, though, the audience is forced to listen to the logic of Gul Darheel. At that time, viewers had seen his philosophy parallel to the Nazi weapon, although he could be considered the point of view of any fascism in the modern world, and how they thought. Darheel puts this dark: Cardianz needed Bajor resources to protect their empire, and he saw nothing wrong in looting the planet, especially after the Bajoraan government surrendered to them. If Cardians can eliminate “scum without borders” on this planet, Darhail said, “much better.”

The most mysterious, Gul Darhi argues that bringing the war will not guarantee anything to the recovered Paguran people. He claims that the dead are still dead. Bagje was permanently damaged, and there is no cultural recovery way. Dareheel status on the trial? Finding a guilty, and punishing him publicly? These things may fulfill the holy thirst for revenge, but it will not back down from the damage it caused. It will certainly not force him to feel anything like remorse. He was doing a job, feeling that he did well, stopped.

For a few dark moments, “Duet” in a world Jonathan Glazer 2023 movie “Interest area”, “ A terrifying dead drama for the Nazi family that lived next to the Auschwitz detention camp. This film depicts the ease of ignoring the Nazi General and his family screaming terrorism and clouds of black smoke, which was constantly emitting from the camp. It was not a division. They simply did not care. It was a profession for them. The function I brought a nice house. They used the ashes of the murdered Jews as fertilizers in their garden.

Gul Darl is the Nazi. He has no ideas for the humanity of his victims. He only sees a job that he can be proud of. that it A dark ring (and almost showed differently).

“Duet” could have ended there, of course, with Keira’s awareness that the damage to her planet could not be retracted, and that the perpetrators will never face justice. The victims of the mass extermination efforts, the military occupation, and the concerted government port of violence, will not see that their perpetrators face any kind of revenge that can be commensurate with the atrocities they committed. It was possible to be a dark place to end the episode, of course, but it would have been forced both Kira and the audience to face the real horrors of the fascism.

But “Duet” is a kind of decline at the last minute. It was found that Jul Harril was in fact Maritza, as he originally said. It turned out that Marritza was present in the atrocities of war, Kartian, but she felt full terror than them. He felt that the Bagour deserves justice, so he had plastic surgery to look like Ghoul Darhil, and he organized a scenario where he could be “arrested” by the Bagor people. He was ready to allow himself to execute if that was the closure of Bajorans, and forced the Kardian government to recognize their crimes. Keira, who learned the truth, found that the monster she was talking to was a noble man in camouflage. You no longer want him to die, knowing that it will not be any kind of justice.

The second development continues to the viewers of “Deep Space Nine” that there is already nobility in the world, even in light of the genocide. There are many people, on both sides, who want justice, and this gives us a glimmer of hope. Whatever happens to Marita (and meets with a sad fate), hope will remain in the galaxy. Keira finds that the world is a little more complicated.

But giving us, the viewers allow us a drop of hope (at least partially) to ignore the permanent darkness of the fascists. It could have been a more frustrating end to let us feel this feeling of despair, but it could have been more effective. Unfortunately, prominent. It is still, “Duet” is one of the best “Deep Space Nine” episodes, and you can view the other higher classes here.