[ SECRET POST #2700 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2700 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[quantumreality]

He also probably grew up a bit socially isolated, and coupled with his native intelligence he certainly lacked a few social graces when he was a teenager. But being permitted to become an acting bridge officer in his teens? That shows that Picard at least thought he had promise. :)

That said, even Wil Wheaton has written that if you re-watch the first season it's all too obvious what an annoying little shit Wesley was back then.

[solticisekf]

I didn't find him particularly annoying. The first season plots are so far fetched and Wesley's so Mary Sueish (or Marty Sueish), that I couldn't take it seriously, so I wasn't annoyed with him.
Well, after all the feats he'd done, Picard had no other choice but apreciate Wesley.

His personality seems a bit lacking. No hobbies, no personal quirks. And his relationship with Beverly wasn't focused on. I liked the bits where Picard was supportive, so I somewhat get OP's meaning.

[solticisekf]

And I think the isolated part was not because there were no children his age onboard, but because he focused too much on study/work.