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+ | '''Miral Paris''' was a female part-[[Human]], part-[[Klingon]] who lived during the [[24th century|24th]] and [[25th century|25th]] centuries. She served in [[Starfleet]]{{ref|id=debut|st=fed|ch=1-8|a=2|Miral makes her debut.}} as {{MA|security chief}}{{ref|cite}} of the {{USS|Kirk}}{{ref|id=Past Imperfect, Act I|st=fed|ch=1-19|a=1}} and held the rank of [[lieutenant]] as of [[2409]].{{ref|id=debut}} |
| + | She was the daughter of [[Tom Paris]] and [[B'Elanna Torres]], officers aboard the [[Federation]] starship {{USS|Voyager}}.{{ref|st=fvoy|ch=1-4|a=t}} |
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| − | Miral Paris was born in the year [[2378]] on [[stardate]] 54973.4, the second of two children born aboard ''Voyager'', the first being [[Naomi Wildman]], daughter of ''Voyager'' officer {{C|Ensign|Samantha Wildman}} [[2372|six years earlier]]. Miral was born just before ''Voyager'' reached [[Earth]] after a long journey home from the [[Delta Quadrant]], delivered as ''Voyager'' flew through a [[Borg]] {{MA|transwarp conduit}}. She was named after B'Elanna Torres' mother {{MA|Miral}}.<ref name="Endgame">{{VOY|Endgame}}</ref> |
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| + | Miral was seen by some within the [[Klingon Empire]] as the ''[[Kuvah'magh]]'' – translated as "''the savior of our people''" – and perhaps even "the next [[Kahless]] or [[T'Kuvma]]."{{ref|id=Past Imperfect, Act I}} |
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| − | Miral was considered by a sect of [[Klingon]]s to be the {{MA|kuvah'magh}}, the chosen one to lead the [[Klingon Empire]] back to glory, even though she was only ¼ Klingon. This may have been the case, for her ¾ [[Human]] genome was able to cure a rare Klingon disease known as {{MA|Nehret}}.<ref name="Prophecy">{{VOY|Prophecy}}</ref> |
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| + | === Background and trivia === |
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| + | *Miral was portrayed by {{MA|Lisa LoCicero}} in {{show|VOY}} and voiced by her in ''{{MA|Star Trek Online}}''. |
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| − | ''In an {{MA|alternate timeline}} where it took ''Voyager'' 23 years to get home, Miral had joined [[Starfleet]], and had become an ensign by [[2404]]. She had been sent on a mission by {{VADM|Kathryn Janeway}} to negotiate an exchange with {{MA|Korath}}—his prototype {{MA|chrono deflector}}, in exchange for a place with the {{MA|Klingon High Council}}. She succeeded as far as Korath agreed to the exchange, but only to Admiral Janeway in person. Janeway traveled to meet them, then dismissed Miral, saying that she should spend some time with her parents. Miral was fiercely protective of Janeway, threatening to break the arm of two Klingons who accused Janeway of being disrespectful. (However, those who understand Klingons know that acting polite is considered weak in Klingon eyes.) This made Janeway chuckle and comment that Miral was "her mother's daughter". ''<ref name="Endgame">{{VOY|Endgame}}</ref> |
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| + | *{{FED|The Doomsday Device}} {{mo|not by name}} |
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Miral Paris was a female part-Human, part-Klingon who lived during the 24th and 25th centuries. She served in Starfleet[1] as security chief[citation needed] of the USS Kirk[2] and held the rank of lieutenant as of 2409.[1]
She was the daughter of Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres, officers aboard the Federation starship USS Voyager.[3]
Miral was seen by some within the Klingon Empire as the Kuvah'magh – translated as "the savior of our people" – and perhaps even "the next Kahless or T'Kuvma."[2]
Appendices
Background and trivia
- Miral was portrayed by Lisa LoCicero in Star Trek: Voyager and voiced by her in Star Trek Online.
Appearances
- Star Trek: Final Voyages – "Homecoming" (Mentioned only) (Upcoming content)
- Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Kuvah'Magh" (First appearance)
- Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Doomsday Device" (Mentioned only; not by name)
- Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect"
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "The Kuvah'Magh" (Act II), Miral makes her debut.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Star Trek: Federation Legacy – "Past Imperfect" (Act I)
- ↑ Star Trek: Final Voyages – "Homecoming" (Teaser)
External links
- Miral Paris at Memory Alpha, the Star Trek wiki
- Miral Paris at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki
- Miral Paris at the Star Trek Online Wiki
| v - e - ? | USS Voyager | ||
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| Command crew | Tuvok^ • Chakotay • Harry Kim • Tom Paris • Seven of Nine^ • Kathryn Janeway^ • The Doctor • B'Elanna Torres • Neelix^ | ||
| Civilians | Miral Paris^ | ||