Talk:Tolian Soran

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Needs expansion on his dealings with the Duras sisters, and the attack on the observatory. -- Michael Warren | Talk 12:08, 12 May 2005 (UTC)

I removed the following info:

In another ending, Soran is killed onboard a Vor'cha-class cruiser loaned to him by the House of Duras. Interestingly, in this ending the USS Enterprise-D survives and continues on.

This was placed within the alternate timeline paragraph, but such a timeline was never seen. If this was the ending in an earlier draft of the script, it should be noted as such and excluded from the timeline paragraph. --From Andoria with Love 04:55, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Bio screen

FILE NUMBER 6-233-28312

MANIFEST NCC 1701-B-YYB

CROSS REFERENCE ELAUR 276-38

STARDATE 43289

Starfleet Tactical reports

combat force appears to have

been an advance expedition for the

Borg as evidenced by similar

patterns of electromagnetic

emissions experienced

at System J-25 and later at the Battle

of Wolf 359.

Later interviews by

Doctor George XXX with other

survivors at planet CaXXXX II

appear to confirm this theory.

BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Dr. Tolian Soran Stellar Scientist

Planetary Clan: El-Aurian

XXX year: 300 Earth years

Dr. Soran was rescued from one

of the ships transporting El-Aurian

refugees to Earth. Both ships were

destroyed by a gravimetric energy

distortion ring.

BIOMEDICAL DATA

That's what I managed to find out tonight, now my eyes hurt! ;-) --Jörg 23:08, 6 September 2006 (UTC)

Question: Does he have tattoos? oO (141.5.11.5 15:44, 30 May 2008 (UTC))

Not so far I know or see. Don't know what he's wearing under his clothes. The colored parts you can see here on his picture are wounds. – Tom 15:48, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

Ahh...wounds. Ok, I should really rewatch ST VII :D. Thank you :) (141.5.11.5 10:39, 3 June 2008 (UTC)).

[edit] It's kind of nitpicky, but...

The comment "...coming to believe that he was being stalked by time." feels a bit too literal, suggesting he was more imbalanced than he really was. He uses the concept as a metaphor and at least to me sounds quite sane while doing so. I would certainly say his obsession with returning to the Nexus makes him at least a partial sociopath, but I would argue against any delusions or paranoia.