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Spoilers Santiago Cabrera as Captain Cristóbal "Chris" Rios

Some more Rios character information I noted from 1.08: Soji asks if he has a family and he says no, then five seconds later starts singing a lullaby he learned from his mother, so I guess we can infer that his mother is dead. He also tells Raffi that he thought of Captain Vandermeer as a father, which strongly implies that he never had a father of his own, for whatever reason.
 
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It reminds me of this:

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LOL! Thanks for the reminder of that outrageous scene. :hugegrin:
Clearly technology no mater how sophisticated it becomes, we'll never have advanced enough that we still think just clunking it may help.
 
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Song about men with beards.

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I guess Rios is playing Musketeer adventures on the Holodeck. With the Rios as D'Artagnan. Aramis and Athos played by the holograms. Only Porthos being played by a Beagle.
 
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...And his own Aramis
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I guess Rios is playing Musketeer adventures on the Holodeck. .....
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What's great is Picard shared the Musketeers novel with young Elnor.
Wish we had confirmed it among Elnor's possessions when he came on board.
How wonderful would it be if during an inevitable down-time moment (maybe next season if they all survive):
- Elnor is perusing the novel, and playfully looks up at Rios, who asks; What is it kid!?
Elnor: - You know, you'd make a great Aramis!
- Cut to Holodeck: Dressed as the Three Musketeers:
Picard (outagous french accent as Athos),
Rios (as Aramis),
Raffi (reluctantly as Porthos)
and Elnor now gets to live out his boyhood fantasy as D'Artagnan.:)
 
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I definitely think the beard helps sell the character of Rios.
Incidentally the beardless look in the Starfleet photo (presumably taken from Santiago's early work like Merlin or something) sells how young and idealistic he was back then, and how much things changed.
 
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Jörg Hillebrand@gaghyogi49
Complied these interesting parallel themes...
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Dealing with ghosts from the past.
Picard in "The battle" and Rios in "Broken pieces".

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Also another one of the books on Rios' shelf, which has a parallel in the episode "Two days and two nights".
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Next to all the real-life books on philosophy seen in "Broken pieces", there's also a book that only exists in the Star Trek universe. It's called "Surak and Existentialism", written by Nicolaus Notabene, a synonym used by Søren Kierkegaard for his book "Prefaces"......

This is the second book on Surak seen on Star Trek, as in the Enterprise episode "Two days and two nights", the book "The teachings of Surak", translated by a "Skon of Shi'Kahr", appears.

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