TOS s03e07 "Day of the Dove" & Star Trek Discovery promo still.
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While I agree, that what she did was anti-Trek, I don't necessarily hate the story.
What she did was anti-Trek, and against many Starfleet regulations. She was sentenced to prison if I'm not mistaken. But through the efforts of a Terran Empire infiltrator, gained a second chance. I think everything she did after that was in Starfleet's best interest.
While many series have focused on what happens if everyone does there job appropriately, rarely have we seen someone break the rules. I think it is important to show what happens when someone does to fully understand the fictional world. More than that it is a reminder that sometimes you make big, big mistakes. But you can still get a second chance. And you can use that chance to push yourself farther than you ever imagined.