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Cause Picard'd be all like "No way, boyee, Ima Cap'n, and I'll stay a Cap'n very much."
An' Jane-away's a like "Ima get me home, so Comman's gonna done give me a PR promoshun' y'all."
I think there are a few threads that explain this, and have good reasons.
Oh, and I know that Janeway's going to be an Admiral, but some people might not, so your spoiler warning does no good when a spoiler is in the title. Change it please.
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quote:Oh, and I know that Janeway's going to be an Admiral, but some people might not, so your spoiler warning does no good when a spoiler is in the title.
Alshrim ... ? C'mon, you're pulling an MIB. Click edit, change the thread title.
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True. We discussed this recently in another thread - Janeway's promotion is likely a PR thing, an attempt at Federation hero-making. Sorta like how they didn't let the first American astronauts like John Glenn fly in space ever again, to preserve them as such. Many people think that Kirk's promotion to the admiralty was the same thing - he only had his five-year mission, too.
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I'm surprised no one has pointed out that Picard was offered admiral and turned it down, long before Janeway was even a captain.
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C'mon Kirk told Picard never to go away from the bridge of the Enterprise.
Anyway it fairly common to have people wnating to stay a captain then become a admiral because being an admiral is a desk job and being a captain is where all the action is.
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That didnt make any sense whatsoever, Matrix.
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