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Following the discovery of the Human presence, Lucien and the ''Enterprise'' crew were placed on a [[Salem]]-type trial to answer for the crimes of their forefathers. Lucien was also placed on trial for welcoming the Humans to their planet, with the threat of spending eternity in limbo. |
Following the discovery of the Human presence, Lucien and the ''Enterprise'' crew were placed on a [[Salem]]-type trial to answer for the crimes of their forefathers. Lucien was also placed on trial for welcoming the Humans to their planet, with the threat of spending eternity in limbo. |
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Revision as of 21:13, 7 February 2007
Lucien
Lucien was a Megan traveller who visited Earth during its early history, where he was known as Lucifer.
Following the Salem witch trials of 1691, the Megans -- including Lucien -- were forced to leave Earth and return to their homeworld Megas-Tu.
In 2269, the USS Enterprise discovered their homeworld, Lucien was the first to greet them. He did so, however, under the condition (and the ruse) that the other Megans did not learn of the Humans presence at Megas-Tu.
Following the discovery of the Human presence, Lucien and the Enterprise crew were placed on a Salem-type trial to answer for the crimes of their forefathers. Lucien was also placed on trial for welcoming the Humans to their planet, with the threat of spending eternity in limbo.
Kirk was willing to sacrifice himself to save Lucien, despite his previous aliases and reputation, while he lived on Earth. In doing so, Kirk proved to the Megans that Humans had changed over the past six centuries and the Megans informed them they they had passed the Megans' test and welcomed them to their planet with open arms. (TAS: "The Magicks of Megas-Tu")