[ SECRET POST #4769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4769 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought Picard would be miserable. As we learned more about Starfleet in Picard's time, and how Picard always tried to uphold an ethical standard, it seemed more and more like Picard was always out-of-step with Starfleet. Most of the admirals were pretty ruthless.

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But there is something I'm confused about... Is the Romulan supernova the same one from the 2009 movie?

[philstar22]

My understanding is yes. The 2009 movie is an alternate universe created as a result of the Romulan supernova and Nero going to the past. Picard is set in the main Trek universe. The Romulan supernova was before the split/the cause of the split, so it is the same one.

[(Anonymous)]

That makes sense. I thought the 2009 movie was in a different timeline. (Kelvin timeline?) Then I was like...did I miss something here? There's a lot happening with Trek right now and I haven't really been keeping up.

[lilacsigil]

The Romulan supernova happened in the regular Star Trek timeline. Then Nero (Eric Bana's character) and his ship which survived the supernova travelled back in time and collided with the Kelvin, causing the timeline split.

[(Anonymous)]

The original timeline ("Prime Universe") kept on happening after the supernova, just without Spock and the Romulan ship in it. So, while the reboot movies are off doing their thing in their own, separate timeline, ST: Picard is showing us what's been happening in the regular timeline post-supernova.

[sparklywalls]

I suppose it does make sense that someone so principled would end up at the very least jaded.

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(I thought that was the implication and even asked my husband if he agreed, he wasn't sure. I'm 98% certain it isn't a coincidence. Spock was still around during TNG era after all!)