Worf's Adopted son
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Worf took him hunting. A wild targ ate him. It was terribly tragic, and everybody knows not to mention it.
If you look closely during one of the saucer separations you can see him flying away into space.
Seriously though, you'd think he'd have some sort of important relationship with that kid after those events. But according to memory alpha Moore wasn't a fan of the actor who played him.
Seriously though, you'd think he'd have some sort of important relationship with that kid after those events. But according to memory alpha Moore wasn't a fan of the actor who played him.
Did Worf literally adopted him -legally and all of that- or just take on a fatherly role in spirit?
Klingon blood adoption they even used the family Daqtagh
Worf organized a Klingon birthday party for him.
He was hit with the pain sticks once and then ran away crying, and he was then adopted by some ensign who was friends with his mother.
He was hit with the pain sticks once and then ran away crying, and he was then adopted by some ensign who was friends with his mother.
Yes they became somewhat like brothers. They preformed a ritual together to honour their deceased mothers (Worf's Klingon one I presume since Helena was still alive and kicking)
It seemed all very informal and unofficial. Klingons seem to have this thing where they like to throw around relationship terms for things humans would not like Deanna becoming Worf's "step-sister" when in human terms she'd be Alexanders godmother or, in German, "godaunt".
On what happened to him: according to the episode he was sent to live with relatives on Earth.
A lot of things in TNG would have needed a follow-up, that's the problem with the episodic format.
If he shows up in the Expanded Universe, good for that, do those novels say anything more about his relationship to Worf?
She was probably an honorary member of the House of Mogh (at least until the credits rolled).
he treats Worf as a father and Alexander as a brother. I think he's in starfleet but he was serving on a Klingon ship
he is in the officer exchange program like Riker was i have just finished the genesis wave book with them in it
That's cool. For stuff like that the Novel Verse is quite useful. It helps that they are freed of things like budgets and actor availability.
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