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I just removed a completely WP:OR statement in the last sentence of the plot. It claimed that "the expression on Picard's face reveals how much of a struggle it has been and how much he feels he has lost"
What a load of piffle. His face does not change, he simply tells the ambassador that the hopes he has a safe journey home.
One could equally believe that the facial expression shows that Picard might well have sampled her delights, finding her irresistable.
That, too, would be OR Chaosdruid (talk) 11:10, 5 March 2022 (UTC)Reply
You're right, the plot section should not include any such subjective interpretations. Plot sections should be just the plot, not commentary, and editors should avoid attempting to be mind readers. I thought this might have been a recent change but no, that wording goes back to at least the version that passed Good article review in 2016. -- 109.78.206.86 (talk) 02:03, 8 May 2022 (UTC)Reply