fuck. i started thinking about how my real dad was a nightmare and a horror, but at least i had patrick stewart on TNG as a surrogate tv dad, and then i started thinking about how he's the same age as my mother who also has dementia & probable alzheimers and then i couldn't stop sobbing

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I was going to do Voyager once I finish DS9 But I think I gotta do TNG now

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Yep. That's the moral standard I hold myself to. Not Jesus. What would Captain Picard, a man defined by his duty, reason, and secure in his ethics do? To lose the man who portrayed him is an incalculable loss, but he will live on in the minds of all who can still summon his voice in their mind.

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May we all in some way strive to achieve some level of his talent in something we hold dear. As Edwin Stanton said, "He Belongs to the Ages Now," and something tells me he'll be remembered for far longer than most of us.

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life when presented with a moral quandary the question I asked myself was What Would Captain Picard Do? This is all to say nothing of Sir Patrick Stewarts real world activism for marginalized communities. A wonderful example of using your fame for the betterment of mankind.

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