Written by Chris Senelgov Published
You don’t have to be a fan of Star Trek to know that William Shakeespere is one of the Captain Picard’s favorite characters. After all, Patrick Stewart is a representative of Shakespeare, and his organization’s leader often quotes the poet in unknown comments. However, it turned out that Shakespeare’s love made Picard a better captain because he took some signs of data Henry against Performance to deal with some Rascally in the TNG “The Defector” episode.
Shakespeare is actually part of this cold open episode, as we see Picard directs data performance Henry against. At first glance, it seems that this is nothing more than just a fun way to start the episode by displaying what the huge air is two. However, it was also recorded in Captain records: Full flight trips are unauthorizedThe bidder Michael Belller later revealed that this Shakespeare’s play affected Picard’s subsequent decisions when dealing with Romulaance.
“There is a scene in which Picard and data talk about how to formulate the crew, then Picard says a line or two lines who make the play.” Although the bidder did not mention the fine lines, one of which is when Picard quotes directly Henry against For himself in his ready -made room.
I asked the data if Picard could not see that his crew was confident of fighting Romulalan, and the captain told him naive that “unlike King Henry, it is not easy to hide myself and walk between my forces” to measure their spirits. After Android papers, Picard quotes the theatrical, saying to himself, “If these men do not die well, it will be a black issue for the king to which they led them.”
While the Shakespeare quote represents Picard’s concern about the mission, Biller confirmed that the play also affected the captain’s heroic actions during its peak. This, of course, is the moment the crowd satisfies when the deceptive Romollan tries to destroy the foundation after entering it in the neutral area, and Picard reveals that he brought some of the tied Clingon ships in case his aforementioned opponents tried to fight. According to Michael Belller, “In confrontation with Romollan, there are suggestions on Henry against In Picard’s position, courage, decisions, and the argument around it.
Interestingly, this Shakespeare’s play will not appear in “The Defector” at all, if not Picard Patrick Stewart. It was originally supposed to open with the data that Sherlock Holmes play again, but legal issues prevent this. When Biller Stewart asked open alternative suggestions, Shakespeare’s representative suggested openness to the performance of Henry against.
What makes this more impressive is that Stewart Biller showed this idea just two days before filming. Despite this little time, producers managed to create a murderous Shakespeare scene, but also use the play as a kind of tire device for the entire episode. Biller was understandablely proud of what everyone accomplished, and compared the music that turned to his colleagues, Picard Echo Henry against For musical arrangements that “echo other songs and play on a melody that reminds you of something else.”
For us, we can only think about all these stations about Picard, and this is the Shakespeare play that raises what was already one of the most ambitious episodes. Star Trek: The next generation. This was an episode with a dance, movement and development of the main character that helped us have a better idea than captain is a sign. Patrick Stewart and The Immortal Bard collaborated to provide an amazing lesson for fans who watch at home: all the galaxy, men and Androids are just players.