Dunpicard? Whodunit?Dunkirk?
Dunpicard? Whodunit?Dunkirk?
... Maybe it is a bit more sinister and we learn that elements in Starfleet actually played a role in the destruction of Romulus. ...
What if it was his idea to work with Spock to use Red Matter to try to save Romulus. Of course, the plan failed, Spock “died”, Romulus got destroyed. Oh, as for his historic armada? Half of it got destroyed by the massive shockwave, including ships carrying/commanded by our TNG cast, Riker, Geordi, Crusher, Troi, Worf, B-4, all gone...How’s that for a reason for him to leave Starfleet and space?
If all the projections said the red matter would save Romulus, maybe they thought a rescue armada wouldn't even be necessary on a mass scale. Then when things didn't go according to plan, the risks involved high costs to Picard as he led a last-minute armada in the final days before the nova. The way it's depicted it in ST '09, it didn't seem like the Romulans were stressing about it very much, and seemed to expect the red matter method to do the trick.What if it was his idea to work with Spock to use Red Matter to try to save Romulus. Of course, the plan failed, Spock “died”, Romulus got destroyed. Oh, as for his historic armada? Half of it got destroyed by the massive shockwave, including ships carrying/commanded by our TNG cast, Riker, Geordi, Crusher, Troi, Worf, B-4, all gone...How’s that for a reason for him to leave Starfleet and space?
I hope they show a flashback to 2387 with the destruction of Romulus, and how it effected Picard. Just to show the full ramifications of what happened.
It would start the series off with a bang. Literally.
My own theory is that Picard led a rescue mission to Romulus but at the last minute, Starfleet told him and the armada to stand down
The "unimaginable" cant simply be that Romulus was destroyed
I'm on board for that if only because it should give us at least one glimpse of the ENT-E which, I fear, the rest of the series is going to ditch.
The E-E is a Ferengi amusement park ride now. Grand Nagus Rom and his kindler, gentler BS....![]()
Many have claimed that Picard would be deeply impacted by the destruction of Romulas. But why? Planets almost routinely get destroyed in the Trek-verse.
Why would Romulas' particular destruction effect (affect?) Picard so profoundly?
Many have claimed that Picard would be deeply impacted by the destruction of Romulas. But why? Planets almost routinely get destroyed in the Trek-verse.
Why would Romulas' particular destruction effect (affect?) Picard so profoundly?
In my scenario, most of the armada did and those few ships that still followed Picard were nowhere near enough to do the job.No way he would obey that order
Spock's exact words in ST09 where "the unthinkable happened - the supernova destroyed Romulus", so "unimaginable" fits
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