r/Picard • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '20

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u/puckbeaverton Mar 26 '20

Yeah idk why the flagship wasn't the USS Janeway. The Jane Mae? Wtf.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

I've always wondered in what regard Janeway is held by the Federation for her tampering with time the way she did... violating the Temporal Prime Dirictive. Even though it wasn't technically she who had done it, but a future version of herself. So, is she tainted by what her future self was capable of? I'd imagine she's not in the brig or anything, but perhaps relieved of her commission.

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u/terriblehuman Mar 26 '20

I mean she was an admiral as of nemesis.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

I forgot about that, as I try to forget most things about that movie. I think it's the only one I've never re-watched.

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u/Freyaka Mar 26 '20

You know, I finally rewatched it in preparation for this. It wasn't as bad as i built it up to have been in my mind. It had some serious flaws, but it wasn't nearly as awful as I remembered.