Character

Francine

impatient independent restless abrupt dismissive

Francine appears as a young French woman within the holodeck's Paris café setting. She interacts briefly with Gabrielle and Edouard, exhibiting impatience and dismissiveness by abruptly leaving the scene after throwing money on the table. Her swift disengagement contrasts with Gabrielle's lingering hopefulness, underscoring Francine's role as a sharp, impatient presence that reflects a more jaded or restless outlook amid the otherwise wistful, romantic atmosphere. Though her direct narrative involvement is limited, her actions punctuate the scene’s emotional tension and highlight differing responses to love and memory in this recreated Parisian moment.

3 appearances

Holodeck Social Interaction

Francine's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

3 moments

S1E24 · We'll Always Have Paris

Picard’s Lingering Hope at the Paris Table

Frustrated and disengaged, unwilling to tolerate sentimental dialogue.

Francine sits with Gabrielle briefly but abruptly leaves the table after throwing money down dismissively, signaling frustration and impatience with the ongoing conversation about Picard and emotional preoccupations.

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S1E24 · We'll Always Have Paris

Echoes of Love and Hope in the Paris Holodeck

Frustrated and disengaged, seeking escape from perceived emotional verbosity.

Francine exhibits impatience and dismissiveness, abruptly ending her involvement by leaving the café scene with a defiant gesture, signaling her disinterest in the ongoing emotional dialogue and contrasting sharply with …

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S1E24 · We'll Always Have Paris

Picard’s Reverie in Paris: Naming Laura and the Weight of Lost Love

Frustrated and dismissive, seeking to disengage quickly from what she perceives as sentimental or irrelevant talk.

Francine occupies a short moment of presence as a blunt, impatient young woman who expresses her dismissal by abruptly leaving the table, throwing money down in a gesture of rejection …

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