K'Ehleyr

K'Ehleyr rises from the probe, waves off medical aid, removes her oxygen helmet with a single motion, introduces herself in composed, sardonic tones and reveals her mixed Klingon–human heritage, simultaneously …

K'Ehleyr emerges from the probe with self-possession: she removes her oxygen helmet, introduces herself, parries Riker's Klingon greeting with surprise and wit, and casually reveals that she is half‑Klingon, half‑human …

K'Ehleyr enters smiling, immediately targets Worf with intimate, provocative remarks that deliberately break decorum and force a personal encounter into the public briefing space.

K'Ehleyr enters with a wide grin, immediately targets Worf with a familiar, provocative greeting intended to elicit an emotional response and signal both personal history and diplomatic presence.

K'Ehleyr delivers grim intelligence about the T'Ong, argues that diplomacy will fail, urges immediate destruction, and accepts being escorted — her blunt, urgent counsel heightens the moral pressure on command.

K'Ehleyr delivers the core intelligence briefing, frames the T'Ong as an imminent, ideologically-dangerous threat, dismisses diplomacy as futile, and provokes the room with a grim prescription of destruction if talks …

K'Ehleyr alternates teasing with honest admission: she grins and jests about DNA compatibility, then brightens and confesses that she grew up 'trapped between cultures,' exposing an ache beneath the surface …

Enters confidently, flirts and needles Worf about Samrin, presses for immediate, forceful action against the T'Ong, alternates teasing with anger, slaps the tabletop to punctuate her decision, and storms out …

Enters freshly dressed, flirts and needles Worf to unsettle him, then shifts to impatient fatalism about the Klingon threat. She dismisses further inquiry, asserts that destruction is the only reasonable …

K'Ehleyr storms into her guest quarters, physically tenses, then releases rage by punching through a glass‑topped table; she then meets Troi's calm with sarcastic defiance while accepting the practical Holodeck …

K'Ehleyr touches the holodeck panel, requests the exercise menu, selects Lieutenant Worf's calisthenics program with a small, humorless smile, and then steps through the holodeck door into the simulated ruined …

K'Ehleyr is not physically present in the scene but is invoked by Worf as the Special Emissary whose declared recess is the proximate cause of his heightened caution and demands …

K'Ehleyr is not physically present in this scene but is explicitly referenced as having declared a short recess; her absence is the proximate trigger for Worf's heightened vigilance.

K'Ehleyr prowls the simulated wasteland, is ambushed, and answers with escalating, brutal blows; she topples the first alien, then seizes a sword and fights in close tandem with Worf before …

K'Ehleyr moves silently through the simulated ruins, fights a massive alien, succumbs to a berserk Klingon fury that multiplies her speed and brutality, takes up a sword to fight alongside …

K'Ehleyr lies atop the rock smiling, banters with Worf, then reacts sharply to his ritual. She rejects the obligation of Klingon marriage, argues fiercely for personal autonomy, feels Worf's pain …

K'Ehleyr shifts from playful and relaxed to alarmed, then defensive: she recoils from Worf's ritual, verbally rejects the oath as absurd, refuses to be his wife, and abruptly flees the …

K'Ehleyr is seated at the library computer, working on simulations; she initiates emotional probing, asks Worf a direct question about a lifelong oath, registers hurt, then pivots back to businesslike …

Leads the tactical analysis, moves from sardonic intimacy to crisp duty; lays out two stark, mutually exclusive scenarios about the T'Ong and repeatedly reframes technical options as strategically hollow given …

K'Ehleyr drives the tactical analysis at the library terminal, frames worst-case scenarios, taunts Worf's honor and insists there are no peaceful options if the crew has awakened.

Enters, takes station, argues for an immediate phaser lock and firing, frames the situation in pragmatic, hardline terms and then delivers the final cutting line when the T'Ong cloaks after …

K'Ehleyr enters, takes a station, bluntly urges locking on phasers as a pragmatic preemptive measure, and after the T'Ong fires delivers an accusatory rebuke to Picard: 'you had your chance.'

K'Ehleyr stands at Worf's side on the viewscreen in Klingon uniform, an outwardly supportive and pragmatic presence who is named to board and take command of the T'Ong once K'Temoc …

K'Ehleyr stands beside Worf on the viewer in Klingon uniform, is named by Worf to board and take command of the T'Ong, and maintains a steady, pragmatic presence throughout the …

K'Ehleyr stands beside Worf on the viewscreen in Klingon uniform, presented as the chosen boarding commander; she is named to take control of the T'Ong and will perform the hands‑on …

K'Ehleyr steps to the transporter pad, abandons sardonic deflection to confess that the previous night had real meaning, admits fear of binding herself, exchanges a hopeful but guarded intimacy with …

K'Ehleyr initiates emotional honesty: she confesses fear about commitment, reveals last night had meaning and that she was tempted by the oath, steps onto the transporter pad with resolve, shares …