And he is a Federation citizen. That wont go over well with the Feds. The Romulans are in no shape for a conflict with Starfleet.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x06 - "The Impossible Box"
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Hugh just aided and abetted two fugitives to escape Romulan custody, and was caught alongside a murderer. He's due for a statutory death penalty from the Romulan Free State, regardless of his citizenship. What info they glean from him prior, through various ways, is their business.
Hugh is Borg. He may well be seen as being disposable.
It made me genuinely happy to see Picard greeted so warmly by Hugh.
He's taken some lumps (perhaps rightly so) in this series and it was nice to see him so received.
He's taken some lumps (perhaps rightly so) in this series and it was nice to see him so received.
In the Una McCormack book, it does talk about the order members using staffs/swords like Elnor uses. They are called tan galankhs.
This. I have a feeling the Federation and the Romulans alike would treat XBs like second-class citizens. If they even treated them like citizens at all. They'd be perceived as "too close" to Synths, whether it's true or not. The less their position makes sense, the more they'll cling to it. As they'll be very resistant to facts.
They did make a point about him stressing his Federation citizenship, unlike the other xBs. So I think it'll come into play.
Fugitives? What crimes are picard and soji charged with then?
Yeah, this. Unfortunately.
I was wondering that too. I'm still kind of irritated that the door to Soji's quarters closed before the PA could say where people who were in the affected sections should report to.
They weren't "fugitives", Picard was visiting under a diplomatic flag and Soji was also an authorized resident scientist who escaped a murder attempt.
As for Enlnor, his tendency to murder at the drop of a hat makes me very uncomfortable with the character and Picard really should be, too.
Disposable? By who?
So it would line up with Picard's face.
Sometimes a show just needs to get exposition across even if the methodology isn't 100% "realistic."
Exactly. Sometimes things on tv & movies are done in an unrealistic/nonsensical way for dramatic license.
It seems as long as the writers stick in Easter eggs and name drops to past Trek, fans forgive all the illogical writing. Like why would the borg queen need to escape. If surrounded the borg would transfer her program to another construct. That’s why they are a hive collective. If the borg had a device where they can transport 40000 light years they could just transport borg to earth and take over the planet wouldn’t even need to battle
People still have no clue how the Borg queen works. That includes many people who have actually written for Star Trek.
