Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: Kathryn M. Janeway, Captain of the USS Voyager. The Hirogen. Dilemma. The Doctor, meanwhile, is having doubts. He is considering returning to Voyager with Torres. Iden shows The Doctor the planet they intend to settle on, called Ha'Dara. It's class Y, with a toxic atmosphere, extreme conditions, and has no life. That's the point, says Iden; they are holograms, and they will have what they need most: protection from hostile organics. Since there will be no

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: Kathryn M. Janeway, Captain of the USS Voyager. The Federation's laws. Prime Directive's dilemma. Iko, however, does not want that. He wants to die. He cannot stop thinking about what he did, and he wants to get what he deserves. Seven of Nine asks if she is terrible; she was compelled to do horrible things by the Borg, unable to control her actions. He also has control now that the nanoprobes have given it to him. He demands she take him back to his cell,

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Personnel: Kathryn M. Janeway, Captain of the USS Voyager. The Hirogen. Dilemma. Finally, Torres expresses a reluctant willingness to at least take a look at the photonic generator. She is unimpressed by Iden, and is surprised when she is told she will be working with Kejal, the Cardassian. Back on Voyager, Paris, Donik, and the captain are in astrometrics. They cannot track the holograms' ship, and are keeping an eye on the ever-closing Hirogen ships. Donik offers t