Character

Maurice Picard

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Maurice Picard is the father of Starfleet Captain Jean-Luc Picard and vintner Robert Picard. He maintains the family vineyard in rural France, upholding centuries-old winemaking traditions. A stern traditionalist, Maurice disapproves of Jean-Luc's Starfleet career, viewing it as a rejection of family duty and heritage. This paternal conflict shapes Jean-Luc's regrets and underscores the tension between personal ambition and generational expectations.

6 appearances

Family Winemaking Traditions

Also known as: Picard's father, Picard’s father, my father, Maurice

Maurice Picard's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

6 moments

Season 4 (3) Season 6 (3)

S4E2 · Family

Picard’s hidden expertise reveals leadership potential

Not directly observable, but inferred as proud yet conflicted (based on broader narrative context). His absence highlights the tension between honoring the past and embracing the future, with Picard caught in the middle.

Picard's father is referenced indirectly as a co-founder of the family's winemaking traditions, alongside Robert. His presence is felt through the vineyard itself and the weight of familial expectation. While …

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S4E2 · Family

Picard’s hollow loyalty to Starfleet

Not directly observable, but inferred as a source of nostalgia and conflict for Picard, embodying the ideals he has chosen to pursue outside the family's expectations.

Picard's father is referenced indirectly as a figure tied to the vineyard's traditions, alongside Robert. His legacy is evoked through Picard's comments about family pride and the preservation of traditions, …

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S4E2 · Family

Marie restores order after brotherly fight

Not directly depicted, but inferred as stern and unyielding, with a deep sense of duty to the family’s legacy.

Picard’s father is referenced indirectly by Marie as a disciplinary figure whose hypothetical reaction would shame Jean-Luc and Robert for their behavior. His presence is invoked as a moral compass, …

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