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| − | Nagilum is a very powerful creature which created a void in space, utterly devoid of all matter and energy according to the sensors of the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)]]. In the course of conversations the creature called humans limited, apparently because they were mortal. It decided to study this aspect of human life by killing off a large portion of the crew, up to one third or one half. Finally it let the ship go after [[Jean-Luc Picard|Captain Picard]] threatened to set off the |
+ | Nagilum is a very powerful creature which created a void in space, utterly devoid of all matter and energy according to the sensors of the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|Enterprise D]]. In the course of conversations the creature called humans limited, apparently because they were mortal. It decided to study this aspect of human life by killing off a large portion of the crew, up to one third or one half. Finally it let the ship go after [[Jean-Luc Picard|Captain Picard]] threatened to set off the ship's [[auto-destruct]] device. In a final conversation with [[Jean-Luc Picard|Captain Picard]], Nagilum revealed that he had learned everything that he needed and admitted that while quite different, he perhaps shared the trait of curiosity with humanity. |
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Nagilum is a very powerful creature which created a void in space, utterly devoid of all matter and energy according to the sensors of the Enterprise D. In the course of conversations the creature called humans limited, apparently because they were mortal. It decided to study this aspect of human life by killing off a large portion of the crew, up to one third or one half. Finally it let the ship go after Captain Picard threatened to set off the ship's auto-destruct device. In a final conversation with Captain Picard, Nagilum revealed that he had learned everything that he needed and admitted that while quite different, he perhaps shared the trait of curiosity with humanity.