The most illogical storyline in the last episode was to lower the forcefield around the female caretaker before having a talk with her and hopefully persuade her to help them. Then to leave her dwelling place in hope to meet with her again - how if you travel back home and away from her array? We continue with illogical storylines in this episode as well, let's just skip a few minor ones like not changing command codes immediately after a senior officer is captured which is standard Starfleet protocol, but to exchange three prisoners for Chakotay and the shuttle? Why not for Chakotay, the shuttle and Seska? Not like any of the Kezon that weren't captured cared about her. This way Voyager left her free to sell their secrets and endanger them further. And the last drop of illogical nonsense: Seska impregnating herself. She's an alien species on a ship full of aggressive, dimwit men. She's barely holding onto her dear life there. So in that situation she decides to become physically debilitated for a quite a few months? And her Kazon lover who is the only thing keeping her from being killed by his kinmen or sold into slavery will be delighted with her carrying another men's baby and whatsoever an enemy's baby?
