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If I can add a bit of english grammer to this discussion: |
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| − | If Koloth were implying that all three of them were Dahar masters, he technically should have said "A death a Klingon Dahar Master'''s''' deserve!", since his other references were to plural people. In a strictly gramatical sense, he references only one dahar master, which would be of course, Kor. |
+ | If Koloth were implying that all three of them were Dahar masters, he technically should have said "A death a Klingon Dahar Master'''s''' deserve!", since his other references were to plural people. In a strictly gramatical sense, he references only one dahar master, which would be of course, Kor. [[User:Rogue Vulcan|Rogue Vulcan]] 19:57, 12 February 2007 (UTC) |
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once this is not longer inuse, i'd suggest fixing the table to use this code, in wiki markup:
| Gender: | Male |
| Species: | Klingon |
| Children: | At least one son, who was killed by the Albino |
| Died: | 2370 |
| Actor: | William Campbell |
Thanks! -- Captain Mike K. Bartel 21:24, 6 Dec 2004 (CET)
- Done and done! -- Gvsualan 22:11, 6 Dec 2004 (CET)
Dahar master
When was Koloth ever mentioned as a Dahar master? -- Captain Mike K. Bartel
- In "Blood Oath", Kang said - "This is our last chance. If we cannot reach the Albino, we can at least die an honorable death trying to reach him. A death a Klingon Dahar Master deserves!". Therefore, Kang is one. Kor was obviously specifically defined as one. But then again, he said "we", referring to the whole mission, the 3 heros together...which very heavily implicated all three. -- Gvsualan 12:11, 10 Dec 2004 (CET)
- I think only Kor was ever specified as being one. I don't see enough cause to assume the rest are -- Captain Mike K. Bartel 15:49, 10 Dec 2004 (CET)
- Again, Kang said - "This is our last chance. If we cannot reach the Albino, we can at least die an honorable death trying to reach him. A death a Klingon Dahar Master deserves!". Why would he be speaking solely for Kor? -- Gvsualan 17:27, 10 Dec 2004 (CET)
If I can add a bit of english grammer to this discussion:
If Koloth were implying that all three of them were Dahar masters, he technically should have said "A death a Klingon Dahar Masters deserve!", since his other references were to plural people. In a strictly gramatical sense, he references only one dahar master, which would be of course, Kor. Rogue Vulcan 19:57, 12 February 2007 (UTC)