Liked this look at what it must have been like after he was relieved of duty...

Keep up the good work! :)

Hard to wait to be put on duty again

Wow, a really interesting and thought-provoking take on the situation. I do love the exploration of an ethical dilemma and this one was really well done. I followed the link over from VAMB and I'm really glad I did. Great job!

Very good! A wonderful insight piece to a moment worth thinking about. Loved the line about how they would all forget about it but she would be the one up late thinking about it for a long time. Well done.

I was loving this, Marauder - still do, in fact - thinking you had somehow found an explanation for Chakotay's behavior, or lack thereof, of NOT mutinying. (Is that a word?) And as well as you did, you seemed to ignore at the end the fact that she and the crew might NOT live w/ it. But you got those of us who occasionally obsess about stuff like this a step closer.

Well-written and well-portrayed!

Oh, chilling, Marauder, and heartwarming all at the same time. And oh so true-most people, esp KJ, punish themselves far more completely than any outside individual ever could. I love the way you fleshed out the nuances and progression of C's thoughts and feelings, and the call from B'Elanna was a fabulous impetus for his final decision. Quite nice! Well done as always :)

Wow, this was amazing! I'd like to consider this canon :-)

I was almost in tears in the end, at the line "he was still her loyal right hand man" it describes him so perfectly :-)

I like this, it explains why the Voyager crew didn't mutiny, although they had every right to do so.

And Chakotay's thoughts both before and after B'Elanna contacted him, very true to character and he is right about Janeway, yes she would end up punishing herself more than them staging a mutiny.

Very good.