As entertainment, this was serious and thrilling. You see the problems that war veterans have with confronting a former enemy.
And as an incidental, you see what looks like a preparation for winding up the Spock / Nurse Chappel romance, meaning that events will stay fairly consistent. You could even see this as the task for which Ensign Boimler was sent: he had wondered if there was one.
But what offended me was a regular character getting away with murder, and with people helping cover up. Even of the Klingon had lied about aspects of his past, he was still doing good work.
It seems to me that it is another case of the scriptwriters endorsing dishonesty as the best methods. And not showing the same commitment to peace.
And as an incidental, you see what looks like a preparation for winding up the Spock / Nurse Chappel romance, meaning that events will stay fairly consistent. You could even see this as the task for which Ensign Boimler was sent: he had wondered if there was one.
But what offended me was a regular character getting away with murder, and with people helping cover up. Even of the Klingon had lied about aspects of his past, he was still doing good work.
It seems to me that it is another case of the scriptwriters endorsing dishonesty as the best methods. And not showing the same commitment to peace.