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In [[2375]], it was revealed that the [[Son'a]] were the descendants of the peaceful [[Ba'ku]] who were subsequently [[exile|ostracized]] by the Ba'ku for their embrace of [[technology]]. The Son'a later secretly sought revenge with their plans to conquer the [[Ba'ku (planet)|Ba'ku planet]] within the [[Briar Patch]] whose unique [[radiation]] caused rejuvenating effects on a post-pubescent individual's physiology. ({{film|9}}) |
In [[2375]], it was revealed that the [[Son'a]] were the descendants of the peaceful [[Ba'ku]] who were subsequently [[exile|ostracized]] by the Ba'ku for their embrace of [[technology]]. The Son'a later secretly sought revenge with their plans to conquer the [[Ba'ku (planet)|Ba'ku planet]] within the [[Briar Patch]] whose unique [[radiation]] caused rejuvenating effects on a post-pubescent individual's physiology. ({{film|9}}) |
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Revision as of 00:09, 15 January 2013
Parricide was the act of killing one's own parents or close relatives.
In 2375, it was revealed that the Son'a were the descendants of the peaceful Ba'ku who were subsequently ostracized by the Ba'ku for their embrace of technology. The Son'a later secretly sought revenge with their plans to conquer the Ba'ku planet within the Briar Patch whose unique radiation caused rejuvenating effects on a post-pubescent individual's physiology. (Star Trek: Insurrection)