Voyager suffers a series of violent attacks masterminded and conducted by Seska and the Kazon-Nistrim. The starship ultimately falls to its brutal attackers, and the Starfleet crew are left stranded on the hostile world of Hanon IV as their vessel departs without them.

Contents 1 Summary 2 Characters 2.1 USS Voyager personnel 2.2 Others 2.3 Referenced 3 References 3.1 Starships and vehicles 3.2 Locations 3.3 Races and cultures 3.4 States and organizations 3.5 Others 4 Information 4.1 Related Stories 5 External links

SummaryEdit

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CharactersEdit

USS Voyager personnelEdit

Ayala • Chakotay • The Doctor • Hogan • Kathryn Janeway • Kes • Harry Kim • Neelix • Kashumuro Nozawa • Tom Paris • Lon Suder • B'Elanna Torres • Tuvok • Samantha Wildman

OthersEdit

Culluh • Kolopak • Paxim • Seska • Tierna

ReferencedEdit

Che Guevara • Nathan Hale

ReferencesEdit

Starships and vehiclesEdit

Kazon carrier vessel • Kazon raider • Kazon shuttle • Talaxian fighter • USS Voyager (Intrepid-class)

LocationsEdit

Gema IV • Gema system • Hanon IV • Prema II • Prema system • Tenarus Cluster

Races and culturesEdit

Betazoid • Cardassian • Human (Native American, etc.) • Kazon • Klingon • Ocampa • Talaxian • Vulcan

States and organizationsEdit

Kazon Collective • Kazon-Halik • Kazon-Nistrim • Maquis • Starfleet

OthersEdit

autonomic response analysis • bronchial tissue • Cardassian echelon • cave • command code • concussion • defense net • deflector grid • disruptor • duck • echo displacement • egg • escape pod • Hanonian land eel • holoemitter • improvoline • interspecific reproduction • leola root soup • magic • morgue • nitrogen tetroxide • nitrogen • parabolic mirror • polycythemia • pulmozine • secondary command processor • self-destruct • sickbay • spinal cord • thoron • thoron generator • tricorder • volcano

InformationEdit

Related StoriesEdit

"Distant Origin"

The remains of Hogan were later discovered by the Voth which lead to the events of Distant Origin.

published order
Previous episode: Resolutions	Voyager episode produced	Next episode: After Part 1 - Sacred Ground After Part 2 - The Chute
Previous episode: Resolutions	Voyager episode aired	Next episode: Flashback
chronological order
Previous Adventure: Letting Go Sections 3-5	Pocket	Next Adventure: Where I Fell Before My Enemy
Previous Adventure: Resolutions	The Voyages of the USS Voyager	Next Adventure: Day of Honor

External linksEdit

• Basics, Part I article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• Basics, Part II article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.