She was probably going to neurolize her.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x03 - "The End is the Beginning"
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I think Picard was in a state of shock that Star Fleet actually let him take retirement.
Admiral Clancy was quite correct about his hubris.
Kirk probably went through the same feelings/emotions when he was put behind a desk.
It took Kirk about two years to figure it out.
Picard took a tad bit longer.
Aha! Didn't we see precisely that in one of the ad clips? That could be Oh!
Well the last episode said that one drone had been in stasis for 14 years. So apparently they have had this cube for a long time. We see that Hugh is senior in all this, but we dont know what that means. Did Hughs group help the Romulans capture a cube? It has what appears to be battle damage. I do not think it was a Borg resistance cube. More to be revealed. It is a Romulan site, not Borg, so I assume Hugh has problems with how the Romulans are running this. It seemed that way.
I am glad that Raffi explicitly referred to there being billions of lives at risk in the supernova blast radius during the flashback scene, given the inexplicable debate some people were engaging in after the first episode that 900 million seemed too low a figure when obviously Starfleet would not have been the only ones participating in the evacuation.
Interesting references to wealth and money in this episode, whether it was Raffi implying Picard is rich whilst she is poor or Rios saying how expensive it is to hire him. I know many Trek fans are convinced money is alien to the Federation but I would love some more exploration of economics in the Federation within the canon... Earth may have abandoned currency but has every Federation world? The Bank of Bolias existed in TNG, so clearly some Fed members still appeared to be using a local currency.
Interesting references to wealth and money in this episode, whether it was Raffi implying Picard is rich whilst she is poor or Rios saying how expensive it is to hire him. I know many Trek fans are convinced money is alien to the Federation but I would love some more exploration of economics in the Federation within the canon... Earth may have abandoned currency but has every Federation world? The Bank of Bolias existed in TNG, so clearly some Fed members still appeared to be using a local currency.
As I've said before...
The Earth of TNG may have developed to the point where a 'Currency' is no longer necessary for Daily Living.
But it doesn't mean that "Money" no longer exists.
People don't need it, but may still want to use it.
Raffi & Rios are probably the outliers.
They have chosen to live in such a manner that doesn't include being dependent on what ever norms TNG Society provides.
Due to circumstances beyond their control, their lives have become twisted and neither sees a way to get out.
The Earth of TNG may have developed to the point where a 'Currency' is no longer necessary for Daily Living.
But it doesn't mean that "Money" no longer exists.
People don't need it, but may still want to use it.
Raffi & Rios are probably the outliers.
They have chosen to live in such a manner that doesn't include being dependent on what ever norms TNG Society provides.
Due to circumstances beyond their control, their lives have become twisted and neither sees a way to get out.
I don't know how poor she is, but Raffi's glittering bohemian hermitage made me faint with desire.
Hmmm. Well, a bit slower than the last two eps. I thought they'd kill off at least one of the two Romulans at the Chateau, if not both. They could still do that and it would really piss me off. I've grown really fond of them.
So Soji is slowly waking up. Why? What is her purpose. What is the purpose of her mother, who very obviously lied to her and then did something to make her sleep.
Narek. He and his sister are...unnaturally close. Fucked up relationship there. He's hot, but I could do without him.
I guess I'm dumb. I didn't pick up on a compromised Jurati, although it seemed odd that she showed up at the time they were being attacked. In retrospect after reading here, it makes sense.
I'm still not a fan of dark Trek and this is dark Trek but I like the show which is a big surprise to myself.
They just need to name a character T'Bonz now...
So Soji is slowly waking up. Why? What is her purpose. What is the purpose of her mother, who very obviously lied to her and then did something to make her sleep.
Narek. He and his sister are...unnaturally close. Fucked up relationship there. He's hot, but I could do without him.
I guess I'm dumb. I didn't pick up on a compromised Jurati, although it seemed odd that she showed up at the time they were being attacked. In retrospect after reading here, it makes sense.
I'm still not a fan of dark Trek and this is dark Trek but I like the show which is a big surprise to myself.
They just need to name a character T'Bonz now...
Incest? That’s all Star Trek needs.
I literally yelled at the screen "No you don't!" when I thought they would die. They're the best thing about the show to me. At least right now.
And about Narek and Soji....it's been like 2 days, and he's already telling her he's falling for her. Did Maddox not give her positronic brain any sense? That's sketchy, girl. Can't you see he's playing you?
Is he? Or is he indeed falling for her?
He was a bit sketchy about it when his sister said she suspected it.
He didn't answer and walked away.
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