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Additional characters in the epic included Freya, Unferth, and King Hrothgar. In 2371, Harry Kim participated in a Beowulf holodeck program where he assumed the title role. While he was playing the program, the USS Voyager was invaded by photonic lifeforms from a nearby protostar; these beings became lodged in the holodeck and caused three crew members, including Kim, to disappear. Voyager's Doctor was sent into the program (for his first away mission) to recover the missing people. (VOY: "Heroes and Demons")

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  • Beowulf (poem)
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  • Additional characters in the epic included Freya, Unferth, and King Hrothgar. In 2371, Harry Kim participated in a Beowulf holodeck program where he assumed the title role. While he was playing the program, the USS Voyager was invaded by photonic lifeforms from a nearby protostar; these beings became lodged in the holodeck and caused three crew members, including Kim, to disappear. Voyager's Doctor was sent into the program (for his first away mission) to recover the missing people. (VOY: "Heroes and Demons")
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  • Additional characters in the epic included Freya, Unferth, and King Hrothgar. In 2371, Harry Kim participated in a Beowulf holodeck program where he assumed the title role. While he was playing the program, the USS Voyager was invaded by photonic lifeforms from a nearby protostar; these beings became lodged in the holodeck and caused three crew members, including Kim, to disappear. Voyager's Doctor was sent into the program (for his first away mission) to recover the missing people. (VOY: "Heroes and Demons") Winrich Kolbe has commented that he sees DS9: "Blood Oath" as being like Beowulf. (The Deep Space Log Book: A Second Season Companion) According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 78) , Beowulf was an ancient English epic poem probably written in the 8th century. This poem drew from Scandinavian history and folklore.
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