Medical ethics and cultural protection: Pulaski's decision to excise Sarjenka's memories to prevent cultural contamination and preserve developmental integrity, set against Data's attachment and moral grief.
Medical ethics and cultural protection: Pulaski's decision to excise Sarjenka's memories to prevent cultural contamination and preserve developmental integrity, set against Data's attachment and moral grief.
Events in This Arc
From the bridge Picard coldly authorizes an irreversible medical intervention: Pulaski must surgically excise a child's memories of the Enterprise and of Data. In measured, clinical language Pulaski explains the …
In Sickbay Data and Dr. Pulaski bring the exhausted Sarjenka to a biobed. Pulaski sedates the child and rigs a delicate neural disruptor that casts a cold blue beam across …
Data materializes in Sarjenka’s darkened room carrying the sleeping child, tucking her in with delicate, mechanical tenderness. He presses the previously silent Elanin Singer Stone into her palm; it begins …