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The '''Orion colony''' was a well-known [[Orion]] settlement used as a trading outpost, notably for the buying and selling of [[Orion slave girl]]s. |
The '''Orion colony''' was a well-known [[Orion]] settlement used as a trading outpost, notably for the buying and selling of [[Orion slave girl]]s. |
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+ | In [[2254]], [[Captain]] [[Christopher Pike|Pike]] briefly considered going into business on the Orion colony, after becoming disenchanted with commanding a [[starship]]. Later, the [[Talosian]]s would use Pike's idea to create an elaborate fantasy for him, inserting the [[human]] female [[Vina]] into the illusion as a slave girl, in their attempt to manipulate him into developing feelings for her and establish a colony of captive humans. ({{TOS|The Cage}}) |
{{bginfo|Pike's [[Starfleet personnel (illusory)#Unnamed|illusory guest]]'s remark--"It's funny the way they are here. They actually like being taken advantage of"--is one of several pieces of "The Cage" not fitted into "The Menagerie". The visuals of the fantasized colony scene, howver, are used in their entirety.}} |
{{bginfo|Pike's [[Starfleet personnel (illusory)#Unnamed|illusory guest]]'s remark--"It's funny the way they are here. They actually like being taken advantage of"--is one of several pieces of "The Cage" not fitted into "The Menagerie". The visuals of the fantasized colony scene, howver, are used in their entirety.}} |
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Revision as of 03:34, 27 September 2010
The Orion colony circa 2254.
The Orion colony was a well-known Orion settlement used as a trading outpost, notably for the buying and selling of Orion slave girls.
In 2254, Captain Pike briefly considered going into business on the Orion colony, after becoming disenchanted with commanding a starship. Later, the Talosians would use Pike's idea to create an elaborate fantasy for him, inserting the human female Vina into the illusion as a slave girl, in their attempt to manipulate him into developing feelings for her and establish a colony of captive humans. (TOS: "The Cage")
Pike's illusory guest's remark--"It's funny the way they are here. They actually like being taken advantage of"--is one of several pieces of "The Cage" not fitted into "The Menagerie". The visuals of the fantasized colony scene, howver, are used in their entirety.