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'''Miramanee''' was the [[tribal priestess]] of the [[Native American]] tribe on the [[planet]] [[Amerind]], and daughter of [[Goro]]. |
'''Miramanee''' was the [[tribal priestess]] of the [[Native American]] tribe on the [[planet]] [[Amerind]], and daughter of [[Goro]]. |
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| − | In [[2368]], she was under the influence of the belief that [[Kirok]], the name taken by [[James T. Kirk]], was actually a [[god]]. She later falls in love with him and marries him. Miramanee becomes pregnant with Kirk's child, however, she and Kirok |
+ | In [[2368]], she was under the influence of the belief that [[Kirok]], the name taken by [[James T. Kirk]], was actually a [[god]]. She later falls in love with him and marries him. Miramanee becomes pregnant with Kirk's child, however, she and Kirok were stoned for not being able to prevent an [[asteroid]] from hitting the planet. Kirk survives the stoning, with the help of [[Leonard H. McCoy|Dr. McCoy]], but Miramanee does not because of internal bleeding. After stopping the asteroid, Kirk stayed with her till her death. ''([[TOS]]: "[[The Paradise Syndrome]]")'' |
:''Miramanee was played by actress [[Sabrina Scharf]].'' |
:''Miramanee was played by actress [[Sabrina Scharf]].'' |
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Revision as of 14:01, 24 April 2005
Miramanee (2268)
Miramanee was the tribal priestess of the Native American tribe on the planet Amerind, and daughter of Goro.
In 2368, she was under the influence of the belief that Kirok, the name taken by James T. Kirk, was actually a god. She later falls in love with him and marries him. Miramanee becomes pregnant with Kirk's child, however, she and Kirok were stoned for not being able to prevent an asteroid from hitting the planet. Kirk survives the stoning, with the help of Dr. McCoy, but Miramanee does not because of internal bleeding. After stopping the asteroid, Kirk stayed with her till her death. (TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome")
- Miramanee was played by actress Sabrina Scharf.