Star Trek Captains in order of how fast they kill Tuvix:
1. Archer (does not feel bad)
2. Burnham (feels a Little Bad)
3. Janeway (we personally witnessed the devastation in them big ol I Had to Kill Somebody eyes, but she recovers quickly due to personal love of Tuvok and Neelix)
4. Sisko (spends awhile confirming every single possible alternative, does Not Feel Bad except when Tuvix directly calls him murderer)
5. Kirk (tries to Kobayashi Maru it. Dealer’s choice on if this results in a Tuvix AND Neelix and Tuvok live, or if it becomes one of those things that he carries foreverrr)
6. Picard (this could be a two parter episode with how much he would need to soliloquize on identity and the rights of the individual and the authority limits of a captain. But yeah, he’s killing Tuvix).
This doesn’t even touch on how the non-Janeway captains would react if their Tuvix was ALSO made up of one half Their Best Friend and Moral Compass.
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“Why am I here?” Elizabeth asked. “The moon is uninhabited.”
She and AR-1 had just arrived on M6X-623.
“Because I asked,” John replied.
“I forgot my gun,” Ronon stated.
“You ‘forgot’ your gun?” John repeated, disgusted.
Ronon just shrugged, a small smile on his face.
“Come on,” John said, landing the Jumper and getting up.
She looked at Teyla and Ronon, but they remained still.
“Don't you need to look for it?” she asked.
“I will,” Ronon replied, looking amused.
“What's going on?” she demanded.
“Come on. Please?” John asked.
She sighed and followed John out. There really was no time for this. She had-
“Elizabeth?” John said. “Look up.”
“What-" she began, more than a little irritated.
The words died before she could say them. All thought died.
A good portion of the sky was taken up by a giant blue planet. Sapphire blue, sky blue, and white clouds swirled in great bands. It was heavily ringed like Saturn, the rings at an angle. Several other moons dotted the sky, most rocky although one had pale yellow clouds. All of this was set against an inky black sky.
“John…” she breathed, speechless.
“It occurred to me that you have never been offworld like this. Yeah, Lantea's sky is pretty at night, but you've never seen…this,” John said quietly, his breath on her ear.
“It's spectacular,” she said, knowing that the words weren't enough. She grinned and glanced at him before looking back up at the sky.
“If you turn-” he said, gently guiding her. “-you'll see that moon. It has an ocean.”
“That's the one Doctor Bordeaux wants to test for life?” She asked, remembering the report.
“Yeah. The report doesn't quite do it justice, does it?”
“No. What direction is Atlantis?”
He took her hand gently in his and raised it, pointing to their left. “It would take, oh, ninety-five years by Jumper to get home.”
“Is it sad that we've been here two years and that still amazes me? We traveled that far in an instant.”
He lowered their arms but didn't let go of her hand. “No.”
“John? Thank you,” she said, leaning lightly against him.
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