Changes: T'lana

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For the species of a similar name, please see T'Lani.

T'lana was a main character in the erotic holonovel, Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III. Her male counterpart was Shmun.

In 2375, Quark, in a moment of confusion, offered to call the mirror universe Ezri Tigan "T'lana" when he thought she was role-playing in an attempt to seduce him. (DS9: "The Emperor's New Cloak")

This character should not be confused with T'Lana (β), Picard's non-canon replacement for Deanna Troi aboard the USS Enterprise-E in the Pocket Books post-Star Trek Nemesis relaunch.

External link

T'lana at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works

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+{{disambiguation|the species of a similar name|T'Lani}}
-'''T'lana''' was the main character in the erotic [[holonovel]], ''[[Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III]]''.  The appeal of T'lana's character was that it offered fulfillment of the seemingly common fantasy of a [[Vulcan]] run amok under the influence of her desires and emotions.
+'''T'lana''' was a main character in the erotic [[holonovel]], ''[[Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III]]''. Her male counterpart was [[Shmun]].
-[[Quark]], in a moment of confusion, offered to call the [[Mirror universe]] [[Ezri Tigan (mirror)|Ezri Tigan]] "T'lana" when he thought she was role-playing in an attempt to seduce him. ({{DS9|The Emperor's New Cloak}})
+In [[2375]], [[Quark]], in a moment of confusion, offered to call the [[mirror universe]] [[Ezri Tigan (mirror)|Ezri Tigan]] "T'lana" when he thought she was role-playing in an attempt to seduce him. ({{DS9|The Emperor's New Cloak}})
+{{bginfo|This character should not be confused with {{mb|T'Lana}}, [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]]'s non-canon replacement for [[Deanna Troi]] aboard the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-E|-E}} in the [[Pocket Books]] post-{{film|10}} relaunch.}}
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