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'''Nikolai Rozhenko''' was a [[Human]] scientist in the [[24th century]]. Nikolai was the son of [[Sergey Rozhenko|Sergey]] and [[Helena Rozhenko]], and, in [[2347]], became the adoptive younger brother of a [[Klingon]] child, named [[Worf]]. |
'''Nikolai Rozhenko''' was a [[Human]] scientist in the [[24th century]]. Nikolai was the son of [[Sergey Rozhenko|Sergey]] and [[Helena Rozhenko]], and, in [[2347]], became the adoptive younger brother of a [[Klingon]] child, named [[Worf]]. |
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| − | Together the Rozhenko famliy was raised on the farmworld of [[Gault colony|Gault]]. Known for being somewhat of a loose cannon, he and his brother had many disagreements as they were growing up. Nikolai attended [[Starfleet Academy]] but dropped out because the rules were too stringent. |
+ | Together the Rozhenko famliy was raised on the farmworld of [[Gault colony|Gault]]. Known for being somewhat of a loose cannon, he and his brother had many disagreements as they were growing up. Nikolai attended [[Starfleet Academy]] but dropped out because the rules were too stringent. ([[TNG]]: "[[Heart of Glory]]", "[[Homeward]]") |
| − | Years later, [[Doctor]] Rozhenko was assigned to the [[cultural observation post]] on the planet [[Boraal II]] and was the only observer present by [[2370]]. He broke the [[Prime Directive]] by becoming much more involved with the [[Boraalan|Boraalans]] than necessary. He conceived a child with a |
+ | Years later, [[Doctor]] Rozhenko was assigned to the [[cultural observation post]] on the planet [[Boraal II]] and was the only observer present by [[2370]]. He broke the [[Prime Directive]] by becoming much more involved with the [[Boraalan|Boraalans]] than necessary. He conceived a child with a Boraalan female, [[Dobara]], and became very protective of the Boraalans in her village. |
| − | It was at that time, |
+ | It was at that time, Boraal II fell victim to a rapid [[atmospheric dissipation]]. Major storms hit the planet for several days before the atmosphere was finally destroyed, and Rozhenko led Dobara and the villagers into a cave to seek refuge after transmitting a [[distress call]]. The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise''-D]] responded to the distress call and Rozhenko pleaded with [[Jean-Luc Picard|Captain Picard]] to save the small group of Boraalans. He felt it would be irrational to let the culture die and that the Prime Directive did not apply in this situation; not known at the time was the fact that Dobara] was pregnant with his child, which served as a further motivation. Picard disagreed and did not permit the Boraalans to be brought aboard. |
| − | Shortly thereafter, the '' |
+ | Shortly thereafter, the ''Enterprise'' witnessed the complete destruction of all life on Boraal II. However, Rozhenko used the systems interference from the atmospheric dissipation to transport a group of the Boraalans to the [[holodeck]], recreating the caves in which they had sought refuge. Picard was infuriated at Rozhenko's gross violation of the Prime Directive, but decided to find a new home for the Boraalans. He assigned [[Beverly Crusher|Dr. Beverly Crusher]] and [[Data|Commander Data]] to the task of finding a new planet for the group. |
| − | They chose the isolated world of [[Vacca VI]]. While Rozhenko and |
+ | They chose the isolated world of [[Vacca VI]]. While Rozhenko and Lieutenant Worf guided the Boraalans out of the simulated caves and to a simulated surface, [[Geordi La Forge|Commander Geordi La Forge]] was able to gradually adjust the scenery to more resemble Vacca VI. Once the transformation was complete and the ''Enterprise'' reached Vacca VI, the Boraalans were transported to the surface, where they began to establish a new village. Rozhenko stayed behind with the Boraalans. All but one of the Boraalans were unaware of the move. ([[TNG]]: "[[Homeward]]") |
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+ | :''Nikolai Rozhenko was played by actor [[Paul Sorvino]].'' |
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Revision as of 03:08, 27 October 2005
Nikolai Rozhenko in 2370, surgically altered to resemble a Boraalan
Nikolai Rozhenko was a Human scientist in the 24th century. Nikolai was the son of Sergey and Helena Rozhenko, and, in 2347, became the adoptive younger brother of a Klingon child, named Worf.
Together the Rozhenko famliy was raised on the farmworld of Gault. Known for being somewhat of a loose cannon, he and his brother had many disagreements as they were growing up. Nikolai attended Starfleet Academy but dropped out because the rules were too stringent. (TNG: "Heart of Glory", "Homeward")
Years later, Doctor Rozhenko was assigned to the cultural observation post on the planet Boraal II and was the only observer present by 2370. He broke the Prime Directive by becoming much more involved with the Boraalans than necessary. He conceived a child with a Boraalan female, Dobara, and became very protective of the Boraalans in her village.
It was at that time, Boraal II fell victim to a rapid atmospheric dissipation. Major storms hit the planet for several days before the atmosphere was finally destroyed, and Rozhenko led Dobara and the villagers into a cave to seek refuge after transmitting a distress call. The USS Enterprise-D responded to the distress call and Rozhenko pleaded with Captain Picard to save the small group of Boraalans. He felt it would be irrational to let the culture die and that the Prime Directive did not apply in this situation; not known at the time was the fact that Dobara] was pregnant with his child, which served as a further motivation. Picard disagreed and did not permit the Boraalans to be brought aboard.
Shortly thereafter, the Enterprise witnessed the complete destruction of all life on Boraal II. However, Rozhenko used the systems interference from the atmospheric dissipation to transport a group of the Boraalans to the holodeck, recreating the caves in which they had sought refuge. Picard was infuriated at Rozhenko's gross violation of the Prime Directive, but decided to find a new home for the Boraalans. He assigned Dr. Beverly Crusher and Commander Data to the task of finding a new planet for the group.
They chose the isolated world of Vacca VI. While Rozhenko and Lieutenant Worf guided the Boraalans out of the simulated caves and to a simulated surface, Commander Geordi La Forge was able to gradually adjust the scenery to more resemble Vacca VI. Once the transformation was complete and the Enterprise reached Vacca VI, the Boraalans were transported to the surface, where they began to establish a new village. Rozhenko stayed behind with the Boraalans. All but one of the Boraalans were unaware of the move. (TNG: "Homeward")
- Nikolai Rozhenko was played by actor Paul Sorvino.