We'll Always Have Paris story
Picard meets an old flame, whose husband has been affected by an accident involving a dimensional experiment.
17 total · 2 choice · 8 major · 7 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| second guessing one's self | choice | Picard felt torn about his leaving of Janice a long time ago in Paris. |
| the dangers of unfettered scientific advancement | choice | Manheim's experiment nearly destroys the universe. |
| coping with memories of a lost love | major | Picard pined over Janice, whom he had ditched a long time ago in Paris. |
| human life choice | major | Captain Picard deliberated about leaving his love interest Janice to join Starfleet. |
| human vs. sentient machine | major | out of control scientific experiment |
| love vs. career | major | Picard choose his Star Fleet career over his flame Janice. |
| multiverse | major | Paul Manheim's experiments somehow caused alternate realities to overlap and briefly bring multiple versions of the same people and events into existence simultaneously. In this manner, something akin to the multiverse was explored. |
| old flames | major | Picard and Janice. |
| remorse | major | Picard felt remorse about ditching Janice a long time ago in Paris. |
| time loop | major | The crew experienced loops in time. |