Victimhood, Personhood, and Rehabilitation

Beyond culpability and politics, the sequence asks how conditioned combatants should be seen and treated: as criminals, victims, or persons deserving rehabilitation. Troi humanizes Roga Danar and frames the veterans as engineered casualties; medical and sensor evidence complicate straightforward retribution. The narrative presses for humane options (treatment, reintegration) even while political actors and security forces treat them as dangerous property—exposing moral friction between justice, mercy, and public safety.