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	As the episode opens with B'Elanna running the holographic program, it was necessary not to have a B'Elanna character prominent in the program, in order for the TV audience to believe that the program was real. However, considering how key of a Maquis officer she was, it is unlikely Tuvok would not have written her into the program, other than a mention in passing once the Maquis had already succeeded in taking Voyager.
	After the holo-Chakotay takes over the holo-Voyager, he checks to see if two transporter rooms are secure by contacting the operators. However he never checks Transporter Room 3, which was seen in Emanations ironically with Seska at the controls. As it was her who modified the holoprogram, its odd she would make such a mistake given that she worked there.
	Seska was so offended by Tuvok's suspicion of the Maquis, she alters his holo-program to kill him the next time he works on it. But when she's exposed as a Cardassian spy infiltrating the Maquis and shows no loyalty towards the Maquis whatsoever.