defends his innocence, and Tuvok becomes strangely perturbed. In Sickbay, Tabor has revived spontaneously, with no memory of the assault. Tuvok's enigmatic attitude to the investigation seems to disturb Tabor. Chakotay examines the body of another unconscious crewmember, and is suddenly attacked by Tuvok. Tuvok seems to have no memory of having attacked Chakotay and continues his investigation. The other victims awaken with no memory of what happened to them. Not having slept for three days, Janeway urges Tuvok to rest. As he meditates, he has flashbacks of attacking his victims. In the bathroom he sees the bruise from his fight with Chakotay, then a hallucination of the Bajoran behind his own reflection in the mirror. Tuvok rushes to the holodeck and realizes that the negative image recorded matches his own description. Tuvok tries to tell Janeway that he is the assailant, but is urged on by visions of the Bajoran. He overcomes the urges and confesses. Janeway visits Tuvok in the brig; he cannot explain why he attacked the Maquis crewmembers, but recalls that the attacks started after he received a letter from his son. They discover the message contained an embedded message of the Bajoran chanting from Teero Anaydis, a fanatic who worked with the Maquis in counter-intelligence, but was thrown out for experimenting with mind control. Tuvok explains that Teero discovered he was spying on the Maquis and subjected him to mind-control experiments. Janeway urges Tuvok to tell her more, but Teero appears to Tuvok and tells him to complete his mission. Tuvok cannot stay in control of his mind. Tuvok sends Chakotay a command in the Bajoran language. Chakotay then gathers the other victims of Tuvok's attacks and takes control of the ship. Chakotay tests Tuvok, commanding him to fire a phaser at Janeway, but his loyalty to Janeway snaps him out of his compulsion. As Chakotay's back is turned, Tuvok performs a mind meld that returns Chakotay to normal. The other crewmembers recover, and Tuvok joins Janeway and the others at the movies, where Tuvok explains to Janeway that he had a "hunch" that Chakotay would never have given him an operational weapon if he had doubts about his loyalty. Reception In 2020, Gizmodo listed this episode as one of the "must watch" episodes from season seven of the show. Home media releases On December 21, 2003, this episode was released on DVD as part