Lost Souls
Three captains race to stop a civilization-ending Borg assault while a buried origin story rewrites the enemy's past.
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Plot structure labels used: trilogy finale, multiple viewpoints, nonlinear timeline, time travel, slow-burn reveal, chaotic plot, interlocking threads, closure-heavy ending, epilogue
Focused on “crosscut perspectives” where exact label matches exist.
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