It’s an ethical morass with no “correct” answer, unless there was some way to preserve three distinct sentient entities. Janeway had to make a choice and all the choices were bad.
Not really. There is a correct choice. This is the equivalent of if you have two people dying who need transplants, so let’s murder someone to harvest their organs so the other two can live. What Janeway did was morally bankrupt, and the only person on that crew with any semblance of morality was The Doctor.
It’s an ethical morass with no “correct” answer, unless there was some way to preserve three distinct sentient entities. Janeway had to make a choice and all the choices were bad.
Not really. There is a correct choice. This is the equivalent of if you have two people dying who need transplants, so let’s murder someone to harvest their organs so the other two can live. What Janeway did was morally bankrupt, and the only person on that crew with any semblance of morality was The Doctor.