Finns det förutse att Bashir var genetiskt modifierad?

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Jag skötte nyligen DS9 och jag insåg det, med tanke på Bashirs genetiskt modifierade status.

Till exempel hans uttalande

[Doctors] seemed to know everything. It was as if they held the power of life and death in their hands. I used to think that if I didn't behave, they'd make sure I got sick. Then as I got older, I decided that I wanted to know what they knew, be as smart as they were DS9 : Equilibrium

verkar vara förskuggande av det faktum att han var tungt behandlad av läkare som genetiskt modifierade honom tidigt i livet.

Ett annat problem var hur alla tycktes behandla Bashir med irritation, vilket verkar ganska lik det sätt som andra genetiskt modifierade personer beter sig i Star Trek .

Jag har två frågor

  • Är detta förskuggning (av universum) av Bashirs status?
  • Om så är fallet finns det andra fall?
  • uppsättning k_g 03.03.2015 22:35

    2 svar

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    nej.

    Som anges på Memory Alpha-sidan för Bashir i Bakgrundsinformation :

    Making Bashir genetically engineered in "Doctor Bashir, I Presume" was a last-minute decision. As Ira Steven Behr explains, "at the time we were working on "In Purgatory's Shadow" and "By Inferno's Light", we had no idea that Bashir would turn out to be genetically engineered... even though it was the very next episode..."

    Alexander Siddig was not happy about this sudden development in his character: "I didn't know about it on Tuesday, and on Thursday the script arrived – we started shooting on Friday. I was so shocked. You know you get the impression that maybe the producers sit down and talk about strategies and character arcs with actors but this thing came out of the blue and pissed me off so royally." Siddig interpreted the change as an attempt to turn his character into Data, a tendency which he fought against by deliberately playing any "Data-esque" lines badly. ref

    Den sista biten är intressant. Eftersom jag alltid tänkte när Bashir agerade den genetiskt modifierade läkaren, blev hans linjer levererad platt och övertygande.

        
    svaret ges 03.03.2015 22:45
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    nej.

    Enligt en intervju med DS9-författaren Jimmy Diggs i Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion , konceptet Julian Bashir som en genetiskt modifierad människa var något som uppfanns under säsong 5, särskilt för avsnittet < a href="http://sv.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Doctor_Bashir,_I_Presume_%28episode%29"> Dr. Bashir, antar jag .

    Eftersom episoden du hänvisar till hände under säsong 4 kan vi med säkerhet säga att svaret på din fråga (var där förskuggning före detta) är ett bestämt nej. Det gäller också Det sätt på vilket Bashir behandlades av de andra besättningsmännen han möter.

    "Up to this point in the show [Dr. Bashir, I presume], Bashir's background was a big question mark," says [Jimmy] Diggs... "Bashir's background was layered in a fog, which made him incredibly intriguing. So here we had a chance to delve into that background. There was a feeling that he was a very private individual, which meant that it would be interesting to put him into an embarrassing situation."

    "I kept saying, 'What's the secret of Bashir's past? What's the thing that this guy, Zimmerman, is going to find that's so interesting?'" says [Ron] Moore. "I remember that Rene and I started talking about genetics, and Rene pointed out that genetic engineering is one of the things that is oddly missing in the Star Trek universe... in Star Trek it's virtually never discussed, aside from the fact that there was this thing called the Eugenics Wars at some point, and Khan came out of it."

    "And then Ron just had this bolt of inspiration," says Echevarria. "What if Bashir had been genetically engineered?"

        
    svaret ges 03.03.2015 22:48