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   From: user@nospam.net   
      
     First-2-Die wrote:   
   >   
   > Agree? If English is your first language it was pretty clear once the   
   > dialogue rolled.  Initially though, I thought we were about to be served up   
   > with a Trip-save by way of a holodeck issue. After all in the real world   
   > they're adding to the body of historical knowledge every day. Take the King   
   > Tut press this week. I was holding out hope Riker was about to correct the   
   > historical records.   
   >   
   > As it was shot, it was fairly dramatic to see the recently deceased Trip   
   > walk into the galley for his final shots on Enterprise.   
      
   I think they were borrowing a page from "Pulp Fiction". In the end   
   of that movie, you see Jules and Vincent stroll out of the cafe (into   
   the sunset, as it were), happy and content -- even though you know that   
   Vincent is going to be ventilated by Butch in just a few hours.   
      
      
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