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Title: "At what point did he become an individual?" --Janeway
Review: It's one of the most common ethical dilemmas of Star Trek: how much control should a person have over his own fate? The most dramatic illustration of the debate is Seven of Nine, dis-assimilated against her will; but before we had Seven, for only an hour, we had Tuvix. Does Janeway have the right to coerce him into death by separation? But does Tuvix have the right to demand life at the expense of the two men trapped inside him? As captain, Janeway must choose between two friends who are now gone and voiceless, and a new individual who is simultaneously both of them and neither of them. The scene between Kes and her in the Captain's quarters is both touching and sobering, and the actor who plays Tuvix does an excellent job incorporating mannerisms of both Ethan Phillips and Tim Russ. Though we know at the outset that the regulars must return, we can't help feeling sorry at the guest's demise--and for the captain, who must live with her decision.
