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Your hate has made you powerful. Now, fulfill your destiny and take your father's place at my side.

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Sigh... Also Walter Koenig a few days ago. The series, the games, the fans, my friends. Just another real life bit of your childhood that goes away. A destiny everyone who grows up and old will see, Rich or poor. Losing people. So many related memories.

R.I.P.

>>847231
My perspective is different as of a few years ago. Those no longer here also no longer suffer. Some personal experiences led me to believe that they are genuinely in a much better place. I'm not one of you guys but with him having suffered so much in the twilight years it is sort of a release. He will always be there in the memories and in the film for those remaining.

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>>847232
>suffer
It is that too. Alzheimers disease and LBD is a sad way to ultimately go. Even though we have the memories of the people and it is nice looking back on them fondly even with the thousands of hours of media, there is a ultimate finality to death which is always a bit depressing. Sure, it's nice they are finally at peace but that's truly it. When Picard came out it was a nice brief stroll into the past and still new. There will truly be no more. You will never be able to meet them again or read news about their goings on in life. Applies to everyone really... friends, family, celebrities, musicians, scientists. I'd have loved to meet or listen to Carl Sagan or Stephen Hawking among many others who have now passed.

So yeah, I totally see it from your point of view and I feel the same thing. It's one of those things where it can be both.