Henry V and Picard

Henry V and Picard's "The Defector" is the third season of "The New Generation" in the 38th episode of "Star Trek". Many ST TNG fans like this episode. This episode contains several interesting conflicting issues, such as traitors / traitors, natural human beings, Shakespeare style leaders. The most interesting personality in this episode is the great captain Jean Luc Picard. Picard has many similarities with Henry V. Both of them discuss all the conflicts and always prove that they are strong and competent leaders.

This episode begins with the data of Shakespeare's plays (Henry V) supervised by Picard. Patrick Stewart is also one of the characters in the play thanks to British football player Christie who points out that he is doing his "Yorkshire accent". They are people like them. The theme of democratization of King / Captain and Soldier / Crew is the center of the Star Trek series. Like Kirk, we really recognized Picard's responsibility to his crew and cited more of Henry V as the possibility of war was imminent. Black substance that caused their king "

Written by William Shakespeare, Henry V's historical accuracy is one of the most accurate plays in his history. Theater was the life of Henry IV who robbed the throne after his death, the life of the young King Henry V. For England, these times are very different. Henry V is a nobleman that everyone prefers, and angry factions are struggling to rule his father. Shakespeare depicts the history of Henry V in a fairly accurate manner, but it is in William Shakespeare's "Henry IV" and "5 people". Henry IV and his son Hull (Prince of Wales, later Henry V). The fact is very obvious in his son's development, Hal: The success of his son in life is not dependent on his political relationship with his father, but when both realize success, They prove success.