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Lon Suder was a Betazoid male who served aboard the USS Voyager in the early 2370s. Suder joined the Maquis in 2370 and joined a cell led by Chakotay. Over the next year, Suder proved an effective member of Chakotay's team. When Tharia ch'Ren, a fellow crewmate aboard Chakotay's ship, the Geronimo, came into possession of a Malkus Artifact, it was Suder who detected a difference in his mind, an effect of the Artifact. (VOY - The Brave and the Bold, Book Two novella: The Third Artifact) thumb|Lon Suder (2372) Lon Suder ist ein betazoides Besatzungsmitglied der USS Voyager und ein ehemaliges Mitglied des Maquis, das Schwierigkeiten damit hat seine Emotionen unter Kontrolle zu halten. Suder suffered from unusually strong violent tendencies for most of his life. He had tried a number of treatment options for his condition including violent holographic programs and targeted synaptic therapy. Neither of these were successful, so he did his best to control himself on his own. He was with Chakotay's team on the Val Jean in 2371 when the Voyager was lost in the Delta Quadrant, and joined the crew along with the rest despite his dislike of Starfleet. He would spend the next ten months without an outlet for his violence, serving under Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres. Lon Suder était une recrue bétazoïde issu du Maquis, à bord de l'USS Voyager NCC-74656 de 2371 à 2373. Contrairement à la majorité des membres de son espèce, Suder ne semblait pas doué d'empathie ou de télépathie, ce qui pouvait peut-être expliquer les troubles comportementaux qu'il subit.

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Suder suffered from unusually strong violent tendencies for most of his life. He had tried a number of treatment options for his condition including violent holographic programs and targeted synaptic therapy. Neither of these were successful, so he did his best to control himself on his own. In 2370, he saw an opportunity to provide an outlet for his urges in the Maquis, and joined them even though his homeworld was not under threat. He worked under Chakotay and was an effective member of the Maquis, although he did not engender much affection from his colleagues. They regarded him as too efficient when killing Cardassians and this made them uncomfortable around him. In fact, Chakotay had to hold him back in excessive situations, an action that almost caused himself harm. He was with Chakotay's team on the Val Jean in 2371 when the Voyager was lost in the Delta Quadrant, and joined the crew along with the rest despite his dislike of Starfleet. He would spend the next ten months without an outlet for his violence, serving under Lieutenant B'Elanna Torres. He had an increasingly difficult time controlling his violence, and, in 2372, killed Crewman Frank Darwin with a coil spanner and hid the body. He had no motivation for killing him, and did not know him. A brief investigation by Tuvok uncovered his crime, but Tuvok wanted to have a more convincing motive. Suder agreed to a Vulcan mind meld with him, with the aim of helping him to control his impulses. While this proved to be somewhat effective for Suder, the resulting trauma to the Vulcan's emotional systems resulted in him losing some of his own control, becoming dangerous and violent. Tuvok tried to execute Suder for his crime, an action which Suder genuinely agreed with, but he was not able to let himself do it due to the treatment he was receiving. Instead, Tuvok collapsed and Suder instead alerted the crew. Because of the lack of punishment or rehabilitative options, he was put under house arrest in his quarters. (VOY: "Meld") Over the next few months, Suder worked with Tuvok to learn how to maintain his self-control. Additionally, he began to find enjoyment in other activities. Under Tuvok's guidance, he began to learn about Orchid breeding and eventually became proficient at genetic manipulation of plants. He wanted to use these talents to contribute to the ship in a positive way by increasing the output of the ship's airponics bay. Captain Janeway, however, was unsure about allowing him more privileges. (VOY: "Basics, Part I") This progress came to a halt when Kazon-Nistrim agent Jal Tierna detonated a biological explosive on Voyager. The explosion took place adjacent to Suder's quarters and the Betazoid was believed killed. While the ship was taken over by the Kazon, Suder hid in an access conduit and managed to make it to sickbay where he found The Doctor, who was already planning to retake the ship when Suder arrived. During their sabotage efforts, Suder was forced to kill a Kazon soldier. Despite The Doctor's assurances that he had done the right thing, he succumbed to a panic attack as he had been working so hard to avoid his violent impulses. Suder was instrumental in helping the crew retake Voyager from Seska and the Kazon. After The Doctor was deactivated by Seska, Suder was left alone to disable the backup phaser couplings, but was slightly comforted by a message The Doctor had left him, in which he assured Suder that he had The Doctor's complete confidence; Suder had already shown great loyalty and dedication to his crew. With this in mind, Suder was able to sneak into engineering and launch a surprise attack, killing eleven Kazon soldiers single-handedly. After killing the Kazon that were holding engineering, he was able to sabotage the backup phaser coil, causing it to explode when it was activated (Tom Paris having disabled the primary couplings). He was killed by a Kazon soldier in the process. Thanks to Suder's bravery, Voyager was able to be retaken, making it possible for the entire crew to continue on their journey back home to the Alpha Quadrant. After the crew were back on Voyager, Tuvok spoke briefly over Suder's body after The Doctor and Paris had told him of Suder's heroism, offering him a Vulcan prayer wishing that, in death, Suder would find the peace that he could never achieve in life. (VOY: "Basics, Part II") He would later be named on a list of telepathic casualties Devore Commander Kashyk confronted Captain Janeway about in 2375. He was the only member of the list actually dead, the rest hiding in transporter suspension. Janeway explained to Kashyk that Suder died in a "conflict with a species called the Kazon." (VOY: "Counterpoint") Lon Suder was played by Brad Dourif. Although he was most often referred to as a crewman, Captain Janeway referred to him twice as an ensign – in a log entry at the end of "Meld", and again in the fifth season episode "Counterpoint". Suder was originally imagined, by Mike Sussman, as a reptilian character. [1] His mirror universe counterpart was depicted as a member of the Terran Rebellion stationed aboard Terok Nor in the novel Rise Like Lions. Lon Suder was a Betazoid male who served aboard the USS Voyager in the early 2370s. Suder joined the Maquis in 2370 and joined a cell led by Chakotay. Over the next year, Suder proved an effective member of Chakotay's team. When Tharia ch'Ren, a fellow crewmate aboard Chakotay's ship, the Geronimo, came into possession of a Malkus Artifact, it was Suder who detected a difference in his mind, an effect of the Artifact. (VOY - The Brave and the Bold, Book Two novella: The Third Artifact) Suder didn't connect socially with the other members of the team, as he had only joined the Maquis as a release valve for his violent emotions and tendencies. This made him ruthlessly efficient at killing Cardassians, but after being flung into the Delta Quadrant and forced to conform to Starfleet norms, this release mechanism was lost. The valve finally blew in 2372, when he murdered Crewman Frank Darwin in cold blood. After he was found guilty and imprisoned indefinitely in his quarters, Lieutenant Tuvok began to work with Suder to control his violent impulses, and initially performed a mind meld to transfer some of his control to Suder. (VOY episode: "Meld") By the end of the year, Suder had learned to control his violent emotions and was looking for ways to contribute to the Voyager crew, after taking an interest in botany, he wanted to help Kes in the hydroponics bay. Before anything was decided, Voyager was taken by the Kazon-Nistrim and the crew marooned on Hanon IV. Suder, however was believed killed in a Kazon suicide attack, so he remained aboard undetected, however this involved killing a Kazon guard which visibly shook him. With The Doctor's assistance, Suder was able to disable the phaser couplings and allow Tom Paris to lead a Talaxian fleet to free Voyager. While his attempts were successful, Suder was killed by a Kazon soldier in main engineering, shortly before the ship was retaken. (VOY episodes: "Basics, Part I", "Basics, Part II") thumb|Lon Suder (2372) Lon Suder ist ein betazoides Besatzungsmitglied der USS Voyager und ein ehemaliges Mitglied des Maquis, das Schwierigkeiten damit hat seine Emotionen unter Kontrolle zu halten. Lon Suder était une recrue bétazoïde issu du Maquis, à bord de l'USS Voyager NCC-74656 de 2371 à 2373. Contrairement à la majorité des membres de son espèce, Suder ne semblait pas doué d'empathie ou de télépathie, ce qui pouvait peut-être expliquer les troubles comportementaux qu'il subit.