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+ | In [[2370]], while Ambassadors [[Loquel]] and [[Byleth]] were assigned to the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}, with the intent of experiencing the concepts of [[pleasure]] and [[antagonism]], respectively, Voval, claiming to be merely a [[shuttle]] [[pilot]] was to transport [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] to [[Iyar]]. He was able to assume various identities. He intentionally [[crash landing|crash]]ed his shuttle and assumed the identity of a [[Human]] woman named [[Anna]] in order to learn the Human concept of [[love]]. |
+ | Unlike Ambassadors Loquel and Byleth, who regarded their experiments as successful, Voval considered his to be a failure after Picard discovered the ruse. ({{TNG|Liaisons}}) |
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Revision as of 14:07, 14 September 2013
Voval was an Iyaaran ambassador.
In 2370, while Ambassadors Loquel and Byleth were assigned to the USS Enterprise-D, with the intent of experiencing the concepts of pleasure and antagonism, respectively, Voval, claiming to be merely a shuttle pilot was to transport Captain Jean-Luc Picard to Iyar. He was able to assume various identities. He intentionally crashed his shuttle and assumed the identity of a Human woman named Anna in order to learn the Human concept of love.
Unlike Ambassadors Loquel and Byleth, who regarded their experiments as successful, Voval considered his to be a failure after Picard discovered the ruse. (TNG: "Liaisons")
Voval was played recurring Star Trek guest star Eric Pierpoint.