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In [[2378]], [[Tuvok]] required ''fal-tor-voh'' as he began showing symptoms of the disease. However, none of the Vulcans on {{USS|Voyager}} were compatible, and he required a relative in the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. |
In [[2378]], [[Tuvok]] required ''fal-tor-voh'' as he began showing symptoms of the disease. However, none of the Vulcans on {{USS|Voyager}} were compatible, and he required a relative in the [[Alpha Quadrant]]. |
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| − | In the original timeline, where ''Voyager'' spent twenty-three years in the [[Delta Quadrant]], he returned home far too late for the treatment, and by [[2404]], Tuvok's mind had suffered irreparable damage, leading him to be permanently quartered in a mental hospital. ({{VOY|Endgame}}) |
+ | ''In the original timeline, where ''Voyager'' spent twenty-three years in the [[Delta Quadrant]], he returned home far too late for the treatment, and by [[2404]], Tuvok's mind had suffered irreparable damage, leading him to be permanently quartered in a mental hospital. ({{VOY|Endgame}})'' |
{{bginfo|In the new timeline created by Admiral [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] going back in time to arrange for ''Voyager'' to return home after seven years, not twenty-three, Tuvok probably received ''fal-tor-voh'' upon his return to the Alpha Quadrant, and survived with all his mental faculties intact.|According to the non-[[canon]] novel "[[Homecoming]]", Tuvok did in fact receive the treatment from his son [[Sek]], who came aboard ''Voyager'' shortly after its return.}} |
{{bginfo|In the new timeline created by Admiral [[Kathryn Janeway|Janeway]] going back in time to arrange for ''Voyager'' to return home after seven years, not twenty-three, Tuvok probably received ''fal-tor-voh'' upon his return to the Alpha Quadrant, and survived with all his mental faculties intact.|According to the non-[[canon]] novel "[[Homecoming]]", Tuvok did in fact receive the treatment from his son [[Sek]], who came aboard ''Voyager'' shortly after its return.}} |
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Revision as of 11:09, 3 March 2013
Fal-tor-voh was a treatment for a Vulcan neurodegenerative disease, involving a mind meld.
The disease caused the neuropeptide levels in the brain to decrease, and affected the logic capabilities. The treatment could only be performed by a Vulcan who was compatible with the patient, which usually meant a blood relative.
In 2378, Tuvok required fal-tor-voh as he began showing symptoms of the disease. However, none of the Vulcans on USS Voyager were compatible, and he required a relative in the Alpha Quadrant.
In the original timeline, where Voyager spent twenty-three years in the Delta Quadrant, he returned home far too late for the treatment, and by 2404, Tuvok's mind had suffered irreparable damage, leading him to be permanently quartered in a mental hospital. (VOY: "Endgame")