She also manages to connect with Soji, helping draw out what she’s been through and the devastation she’s currently feeling - and chides Jean-Luc when he makes light of Soji’s mistrust. Deanna does this in a beautiful way when she speaks about needing to protect Kestra, while also emphasizing how welcome Picard is to stay. But also, someone who will remind him of the price of his missions, the cost as measured in lives. It’s also a chance for Jean-Luc to take stock of this mission: These are people who know him in and out, and who he can be candid with about his failures. It’s what Jean-Luc needs at this point, as he has a tendency to be a little bit self-important. One incredible thing about the deep and real relationship that both Will and Deanna have with Jean-Luc is that they will tell him what they think, without any filters (“So, you want to be ass deep in Romulans for the rest of your life?”).
As she starts to embrace who she truly is, there’s a scene between Soji, Picard, Will, and Kestra in which Soji looks so much like Data, it made my heart hurt a little.īetween Soji’s android-like mannerisms and the fact that she learned an entire language in a few minutes, Will figures out what the deal is and calls Jean-Luc on his arrogance. The dynamic between Kestra and Soji is absolutely delightful Kestra tells Soji about who Data was, and in return Soji has the chance to process what she’s been through in a way that seems less traumatic than going through it alone.
The synth ban ensured that Thad would die, despite their relocation to Nepenthe to take advantage of the restorative properties of the soil, and Will and Deanna chose to remain there to raise Kestra. The answer to that is a sad one: Their son, Thad (named after one of Will’s ancestors, as seen in the Voyager episode “Death Wish”) contracted a rare but curable virus - curable with the help of a positronic matrix, that is. The reunion with both Deanna and Will is absolutely wonderful, though it leads to natural questions about how the two of them ended up in such rustic conditions (though not too rustic, as their defensive measures make clear). (As an aside, Kestra is absolutely delightful and I’m sorry we likely won’t see her in future episodes). At this point, Soji’s convinced that everything around her is just another mind game to convince her to give up information. From her answers, it’s clear that Soji is still in shock - and it doesn’t help when Kestra reveals that, if Data is her father, Soji must be an android.
As she takes the duo to her parents, Kestra interrogates Soji as to her relationship with Jean-Luc. On the planet, they first come into contact with a young girl named Kestra, a name The Next Generation fans might immediately recognize (see the episode “Dark Page”). La Sirena heads out towards Nepenthe, where Jean-Luc and Soji have taken refuge, without him.
Many people were afraid for Elnor’s fate after the last episode, but fear not: Elnor comes to Hugh’s rescue and vows to help him fight the Romulans. Jurati? Is it a theoretical future, the worst-case scenario of what could possibly happen if synthetic life were allowed to flourish? Is it some sort of information gleaned through someone from the future or time travel (a Star Trek: Enterprise sort of situation?) Or is it some other possibility - a secret that connects to what the Zhat Vash fight against - some sort of prophecy connected to Ramdha?īy subscribing to the Star Trek newsletter, which may include personalized offers from our advertising partners, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data collection and usage practices outlined in our Privacy Policy. First, what is it that Commodore Oh shows Dr. Jurati for her help and initiated a mind meld with her, showing Agnes what would happen “if synthetic life is allowed to exist.” We aren’t privy to more than flashes and images, but it’s enough to convince Agnes to turn against everything she’s worked toward her entire life. Jurati and Commodore Oh at the Daystrom Institute on Earth the one that led Agnes to discontinue Bruce Maddox’s treatment and effectively murder him in “Stardust City Rag.” Oh asked Dr. 0,0 1,1 +',''.join(bin(ord(c)).The seventh episode of Star Trek: Picard opens with a flashback, finally revealing what happened during that fateful meeting between Dr.
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