Voq/Ash surgery and Klingon code of honor

[Tuskin38]

But from my understanding, they took a human, and implanted Voq's memories / psyche into Ash Tyler's body.

It wasn't so much of a physical surgery so much as a mind transfer to co-exist inside a human body on a sub-concious level, ergo the perfect sleeper agent.

We saw scenes of the surgery in flashbacks, they ripped Tyler apart to turn Voq into him.

Plus all the scaring that Culber noticed when doing his deep scans.

They turned Voq's body into Tyler

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

We saw scenes of the surgery in flashbacks, they ripped Tyler apart to turn Voq into him.

Plus all the scaring that Culber noticed when doing his deep scans.

They turned Voq's body into Tyler

So they did a Dr. Frankenstien-esque fusing of two bodies & minds?

I thought the scars was from the torture & rape

 

[Jedman67]

But from my understanding, they took a human, and implanted Voq's memories / psyche into Ash Tyler's body.

It wasn't so much of a physical surgery so much as a mind transfer to co-exist inside a human body on a sub-concious level, ergo the perfect sleeper agent.

The Klingons knew that StarFleet could figure out any surgeries for a Klingon disguised as a human, but figuring out what happened to a person mentally is far harder and not as clear.

I understood it as they surgically altered Voq to appear human; using Tyler as a template. Not sure if Tyler was also a starfleet officer who was killed by the klingons or a made-up personality.

 

[Tuskin38]

So they did a Dr. Frankenstien-esque fusing of two bodies & minds?

I thought the scars was from the torture & rape

I think Culber mentions something in the dialogue about evidence of his limbs being shortned.