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In [[2366]], during a [[Tanugan]] trial of [[William T. Riker]], a reconstruction of [[Manua Apgar]]'s memories included Riker remarking that she must be lonely like a princess in a very high tower. ({{TNG|A Matter of Perspective}}) |
In [[2366]], during a [[Tanugan]] trial of [[William T. Riker]], a reconstruction of [[Manua Apgar]]'s memories included Riker remarking that she must be lonely like a princess in a very high tower. ({{TNG|A Matter of Perspective}}) |
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| − | [[Patrick]], whilst analysing a speech by [[Damar]], theorised that a role akin to a princess existed in the intrigue of Damar's life, a role which [[Julian Bashir]] identified as [[Ziyal]]. ({{DS9|Statistical Probabilities}}) |
+ | [[Patrick]], whilst analysing a speech by [[Damar]], theorised that a role akin to a princess existed in the intrigue of Damar's life, a role which [[Julian Bashir]] identified as [[Tora Ziyal|Ziyal]]. ({{DS9|Statistical Probabilities}}) |
{{bginfo|Furthermore, in a deleted scene from {{e|Cost of Living}}, [[Deanna Troi]] recalled how her mother once dressed up as a [[Koropian princess]].}} |
{{bginfo|Furthermore, in a deleted scene from {{e|Cost of Living}}, [[Deanna Troi]] recalled how her mother once dressed up as a [[Koropian princess]].}} |
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Revision as of 19:05, 25 March 2014
Princess was a noble title held by a female individual of royal blood, the daughter of a King and Queen.
In 2366, during a Tanugan trial of William T. Riker, a reconstruction of Manua Apgar's memories included Riker remarking that she must be lonely like a princess in a very high tower. (TNG: "A Matter of Perspective")
Patrick, whilst analysing a speech by Damar, theorised that a role akin to a princess existed in the intrigue of Damar's life, a role which Julian Bashir identified as Ziyal. (DS9: "Statistical Probabilities")
Furthermore, in a deleted scene from "Cost of Living", Deanna Troi recalled how her mother once dressed up as a Koropian princess.