Am I the only one who finds it disturbing and a violation of one's privacy by creating a hologram of someone such as chakotay and use him for intimate purposes?

I think there's a big difference between Mike Sullivan and Chakotay. Chakotay is real and to me it's just WRONG. Heck, I remember in the next generation series; Barclay created holographic characters of the Enterprise crew and the senior staff was NOT happy when they saw themselves doing stuff.

So therefore, I say it's a direct violation! And I think Chakotay would be really angry if he heard about it. What was rick B. thinking? *bapbap*

Take that, Seven of Nine. Ugh. I want to like her, I want to think she's interesting, and I just can't get over it. I haven't seen the episode this is written about (I threw in the towel where Voyager's concerned about the time Seven showed up) so I don't know how accurate it is chacter-wise, but Seven bugs me, so I'll cut you some slack there. Although, I have to add, it may be a bit of the pot calling the kettle black considering Janeway also tinkered with a hologram, that *gag* guy from Fair Hell- oh, did I get that wrong? Ignore my spitefulness, please, it's not directed at your story at all.

You're a talented writer but aren't you a little too tough on Seven? I mean it wasn't the real Chakotay she was experimenting with.

nice.

Awesome. It really fit the episode well. Glad to see I wasn't the only one who thought the idea of Chakotay with anyone but Janeway was repulsive... ;)

"I don't want to know what personality parameters she gave him to make him want to love her. I wonder how well she thinks she knows him. I really don't think that a holographic Chakotay made by Seven would be anyone close to the real man." BRAVO! My thoughts exactly! Who was that couch-wearing, corny-come-on-line-spouting, meat-eating, borg-loving Indian anyway? You know, I got the distinct impression that Janeway knew too. Well done!

I love it, it's very cool.