Innocence story
Tuvok crash-lands on a moon and finds children who have been abandoned. Directed by: James L. Conway. Story by: Anthony Williams.
20 total · 2 choice · 7 major · 11 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| alien point of view | choice | Humans believed that the children on the moon were being mistreated, but it transpires that they were in fact just normal backwards-aging aliens in the final stages of their lives preparing for a rebirth or something. |
| dealing with children | choice | Tuvok with children |
| anti-technology way of life | major | Drayans said they were in spite of having spaceships |
| biologically distinguished being | major | The Drayans were born as adults and died as children. |
| coming to terms with one's own death | major | the children come to understand they must die |
| exercising self-control | major | Tuvok educated the children in Vulcan self-control of emotions. |
| facing one's darkest fear | major | children over the beast |
| human vs. beast | major | Tuvok and children vs. morrok |
| reverse aging effect | major | The Drayans were born old and died young. |
| childhood terrors | minor | the children about the boogeyman, i.e., the morrok |