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| − | In [[2370]] [[Daimon]] [[Bok]] wanted to take revenge on Picard for the loss of his son, who was killed in at the [[Battle of Maxia]]. He resequenced Vigo's DNA in order to convince Picard that Vigo was his son. Once Picard and Vigo bonded, Bok kidnapped Vigo and threatened to kill him. Picard discovered that he was not his father. Vigo had [[Trent Syndrome]], a condition which is only inherited if both parents are carriers, which Picard was not. Picard transported to Bok's ship and informed him that Vigo was not his son. He also tells Bok's associates that there is no porfit in Bok's actions. Bok's comrades turn on him and relaese Vigo, who returns to Camor V. ([[TNG]]: "[[Bloodlines]]") |
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| + | In [[2370]], [[DaiMon]] [[Bok]] wanted to take revenge on Picard for the loss of his [[son]], who was killed at the [[Battle of Maxia]]. He resequenced Vigo's [[DNA]] in order to convince Picard that Vigo was his son. Indeed, after receiving Bok's threat, Picard located Vigo and transported him onboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. A genetic test convinced both that they are father and son. |
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| + | Despite the initial difficulties, Picard and Jason bonded. That was when Bok kidnapped Vigo and threatened to kill him. [[Doctor]] [[Beverly Crusher]] however discovered that he was not Vigo's father because Vigo had [[Forrester-Trent Syndrome]], a condition which is inherited from one's parents, but neither Picard nor Miranda Vigo had the disease. When Crusher further investigated Jason's DNA, she discovered that he was not Picard's son. Picard then [[transporter|transported]] to [[Bok's Marauder|Bok's ship]] and informed him that Vigo was not his son. Once informed of the truth, Bok's associates, who had been told that they would ransom Vigo back to Picard, realized that there was no profit in Bok's actions, and quickly turned on him and released Vigo, who returned to Camor V with the will to get his life in order. As a farewell present, he received a [[Gorlan prayer stick]] from Picard and suggested that Picard look him up any time he was in the area. ({{TNG|Bloodlines}}) |
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Revision as of 16:09, 10 February 2014
Jason Vigo
Vigo sometime between 2347 and 2370
Jason Vigo was born to Miranda Vigo in 2347 not long after she and Captain Jean-Luc Picard concluded an intense love affair, but his father was another member of Starfleet.
Vigo never knew who his father was, and in 2356 he and his mother relocated to Camor V where he grew up in her private school. After her murder, Jason pursued a generally directionless life and was arrested several times for minor offenses. Among the problems he had with the authorities was also his fondness to climbing.
In 2370, DaiMon Bok wanted to take revenge on Picard for the loss of his son, who was killed at the Battle of Maxia. He resequenced Vigo's DNA in order to convince Picard that Vigo was his son. Indeed, after receiving Bok's threat, Picard located Vigo and transported him onboard the USS Enterprise-D. A genetic test convinced both that they are father and son.
Despite the initial difficulties, Picard and Jason bonded. That was when Bok kidnapped Vigo and threatened to kill him. Doctor Beverly Crusher however discovered that he was not Vigo's father because Vigo had Forrester-Trent Syndrome, a condition which is inherited from one's parents, but neither Picard nor Miranda Vigo had the disease. When Crusher further investigated Jason's DNA, she discovered that he was not Picard's son. Picard then transported to Bok's ship and informed him that Vigo was not his son. Once informed of the truth, Bok's associates, who had been told that they would ransom Vigo back to Picard, realized that there was no profit in Bok's actions, and quickly turned on him and released Vigo, who returned to Camor V with the will to get his life in order. As a farewell present, he received a Gorlan prayer stick from Picard and suggested that Picard look him up any time he was in the area. (TNG: "Bloodlines")