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5/5 Amazing episode. In it two main points emerge: risks and regrets. The first is that in order have a fulfilling life you need to have ambition, and in order to realize it you need to stand out from the crowd and be willing to take risks. Some amount of arrogance and cockiness is required. The second is that regrets of past mistakes will be part of your life and you have to accept them as battle scars; they're just another step to success.
"You're dead, this is the afterlife, and I'm God." "You are not God!" "Blasphemy! You're lucky I don't cast you out or smite you or something." - Q and Picard
PICARD: I was a different person in those days. Arrogant, undisciplined, with far too much ego and too little wisdom. I was more like you. Q: Then you must have been far more interesting. Pity you had to change. PICARD: The pity is that I had to be impaled through the back before I learned that lesson. I started that fight with those Nausicaans. I started it because, because I was young and cocky. If I'd been more responsible in those days, I wouldn't have needed this heart, and I wouldn't have died from a random energy surge thirty years later. Q: So, if you had it to do all over again? PICARD: Things would be different.
PICARD: Please. This is important to me. I believe that I can do more. TROI: Hasn't that been the problem all along? Throughout your career you've had lofty goals, but you've never been willing to do what's necessary to attain them. PICARD: Would that be your evaluation as well, Commander? RIKER: I think I have to agree with the Counsellor. If you want to get ahead, you have to take chances, stand out in a crowd, get noticed. PICARD: I see. RIKER: Now, we don't want to lose you. You're a very good officer. PICARD: Just not one who stands out.
PICARD: You having a good laugh now, Q? Does it amuse you to think of me living out the rest of my life as a dreary man in a tedious job? Q: I gave you something most mortals never experience – a second chance at life – and now all you can do is complain? PICARD: I can't live out my days as that person! That man is bereft of passion… and IMAGINATION! That is not who I am! Q: Au contraire, he's the person you wanted to be. One who was less arrogant, and undisciplined as a youth. One who was less like me. The Jean-Luc Picard you wanted to be, the one who did not fight the Nausicaan, had quite a different career from the one you remember. That Picard never had a brush with death, never came face to face with his own mortality, never realised how fragile life is or how important each moment must be. So his life never came into focus. He drifted for much of his career, with no plan or agenda, going from one assignment to the next, never seizing the opportunities that presented themselves. He never lead the away team on Milika Three to save the ambassador, or take charge of the Stargazer's Bridge when its Captain was killed. And no one ever offered him a command. He learned to play it safe. And he never, ever got noticed by anyone. PICARD: You're right, Q. You gave me the chance to change and I took the opportunity. But I admit now, it was a mistake. Q: Are you asking me for something, Jean-Luc? PICARD: Give me a chance to put things back the way they were before. Q: Before you died in Sickbay. Is that what you want? PICARD: I would rather die as the man I was than live the life I just saw.
"There are many parts of my youth that I'm not proud of… there were loose threads… untidy parts of me that I would like to remove. But when I pulled on one of those threads… it unraveled the tapestry of my life." - Picard, to Riker