Miral is arrested by the Israelis and being interrogated. She says she has to go to the bathroom, but her interrogator refuses to let her go unless she divulges information on terror suspects. She continues to plead and says she needs to go now. The interrogator then says that if she needs to "go", then "go," so she pees in her pants. This is seen and heard.
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| - Miral is arrested by the Israelis and being interrogated. She says she has to go to the bathroom, but her interrogator refuses to let her go unless she divulges information on terror suspects. She continues to plead and says she needs to go now. The interrogator then says that if she needs to "go", then "go," so she pees in her pants. This is seen and heard.
- Miral (conocido también como Miral Prime) era un mundo letal situado en el Segmentum Ultima. Estaba cubierto de frondosas junglas.
- Quando B'Elanna cadde in coma dopo che la sua navetta venne colpita da una tempesta ionica nel 2376, si ritrovò sulla Barca dei Morti verso Gre'thor (la versione Klingon dell'Inferno). Durante il viaggiò le si appalesò un'altra anima disonorata: sua madre, Miral, la quale, secondo le credenze religiose Klingon, doveva pagare per i peccati commessi dalla figlia. Quando B'Elanna si riebbe, decise di salvare sua madre. Convinse Kathryn Janeway a lasciare che Il Dottore la facesse tornare in coma. Informazioni di retroscenaMiral è stata interpretata da Karen Austin.
- The Klingon Miral was the daughter of L'Naan and mother of B'Elanna Torres and former wife of John Torres. Miral and John separated when B'Elanna was about five. The break-up was due to Miral's strict Klingon beliefs, which also caused a rift between her and B'Elanna. B'Elanna blamed her mother for the broken marriage and never forgave her for it. The last time she contacted her mother, she was living on Qo'noS. (VOY: "Lineage", "Eye of the Needle") In 2378, Miral had her first granddaughter, Miral Paris, named in her honor. (VOY: "Endgame")
- thumb|Miral in B'Elannas Vision Miral ist eine Klingonin. Sie heiratet John Torres, einen Menschen, und lebt mit ihm und ihrer gemeinsamen Tochter B'Elanna auf Kessik IV. Die Eltern streiten sich im Laufe der Zeit immer mehr. Besonders stark wird dies, als B'Elanna größer wird, da John Torres nun mit zwei temperamentvollen Klingoninnen leben muss. Als B'Elanna noch ein Kind ist, verlässt John Torres Miral und seine Tochter. Nach dem Scheitern der Ehe nimmt Miral ihre Tochter von der Föderationsschule und gibt sie in ein klingonisches Kloster, um dort zu lernen, was Ehre und Disziplin sind. (VOY: , )
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| - thumb|Miral in B'Elannas Vision Miral ist eine Klingonin. Sie heiratet John Torres, einen Menschen, und lebt mit ihm und ihrer gemeinsamen Tochter B'Elanna auf Kessik IV. Die Eltern streiten sich im Laufe der Zeit immer mehr. Besonders stark wird dies, als B'Elanna größer wird, da John Torres nun mit zwei temperamentvollen Klingoninnen leben muss. Als B'Elanna noch ein Kind ist, verlässt John Torres Miral und seine Tochter. Nach dem Scheitern der Ehe nimmt Miral ihre Tochter von der Föderationsschule und gibt sie in ein klingonisches Kloster, um dort zu lernen, was Ehre und Disziplin sind. (VOY: , ) Später wird Miral für die Taten ihrer Tochter entehrt und ihre Seele auf die Barke der Toten verbracht. B'Elanna kann ihre Ehre jedoch wiederherstellen. (VOY: ) Als B'Elanna 2378 von ihrem Ehemann Tom Paris eine Tochter bekommt wird diese nach ihr Miral Paris benannt. (VOY: , , ) Miral wurde von Karen Austin gespielt und von Astrid Bless synchronisiert.
- Quando B'Elanna cadde in coma dopo che la sua navetta venne colpita da una tempesta ionica nel 2376, si ritrovò sulla Barca dei Morti verso Gre'thor (la versione Klingon dell'Inferno). Durante il viaggiò le si appalesò un'altra anima disonorata: sua madre, Miral, la quale, secondo le credenze religiose Klingon, doveva pagare per i peccati commessi dalla figlia. Quando B'Elanna si riebbe, decise di salvare sua madre. Convinse Kathryn Janeway a lasciare che Il Dottore la facesse tornare in coma. B'Elanna giunse nuovamente sulla Barca e cercò di eseguire un rituale che avrebbe mandato Miral a Sto-Vo-Kor. Fallì e B'Elanna capì che l'unico modo per salvare Miral era di morire per lei e prendere il suo posto a Gre'thor. Ella lo fece e Miral ascese verso Sto-Vo-Kor, mentre B'Elanna veniva portata a Gre'thor. Miral apparse nuovamente in seguito a B'Elanna, dicendole che poteva esser salvata se B'Elanna avesse vissuto con onore. Proprio allora, il Dottore la rianimò dal coma. Prima di venir fatta tornare, Miral disse a B'Elanna che si sarebbero forse riviste quando la figlia si sarebbe recata a Sto-Vo-Kor, o quando fosse tornata a casa nel Quadrante Alfa. (VOY: "La barca dei morti") Nel 2378, Miral sarebbe diventata per la prima volta nonna grazie a Miral Paris, così chiamata in suo onore. (VOY: "Fine del gioco") Informazioni di retroscenaMiral è stata interpretata da Karen Austin.
- Miral is arrested by the Israelis and being interrogated. She says she has to go to the bathroom, but her interrogator refuses to let her go unless she divulges information on terror suspects. She continues to plead and says she needs to go now. The interrogator then says that if she needs to "go", then "go," so she pees in her pants. This is seen and heard.
- Miral (conocido también como Miral Prime) era un mundo letal situado en el Segmentum Ultima. Estaba cubierto de frondosas junglas.
- The Klingon Miral was the daughter of L'Naan and mother of B'Elanna Torres and former wife of John Torres. Miral and John separated when B'Elanna was about five. The break-up was due to Miral's strict Klingon beliefs, which also caused a rift between her and B'Elanna. B'Elanna blamed her mother for the broken marriage and never forgave her for it. The last time she contacted her mother, she was living on Qo'noS. (VOY: "Lineage", "Eye of the Needle") When B'Elanna lapsed into a coma after her shuttle was hit by an ion storm in 2376, she found herself on the Barge of the Dead on her way to Gre'thor (the Klingon version of Hell). During the trip another dishonored soul appeared to her: her mother, Miral, who, according to Klingon religious beliefs, had to pay for the sins of her daughter. When B'Elanna awoke, she was determined to save her mother. She convinced Kathryn Janeway to let the The Doctor put her back into a near death coma. B'Elanna arrived again on the Barge and tried to perform a ritual that would send Miral to Sto-vo-kor. It failed and B'Elanna realized that the only way to save Miral was to die for her and take her place in Gre'thor. She did this and Miral ascended to Sto-Vo-Kor, as B'Elanna was led into Gre'thor. Miral then appeared to B'Elanna again, telling her that she could be saved if B'Elanna lived with honor. Just then, The Doctor woke B'Elanna from her coma. Before being revived, Miral told B'Elanna that she may see her when she joined Sto-Vo-Kor herself, or when she returned home to the Alpha Quadrant. (VOY: "Barge of the Dead") In 2378, Miral had her first granddaughter, Miral Paris, named in her honor. (VOY: "Endgame") Miral was played by Karen Austin, an actress four years older than Roxann Dawson (B'Elanna), and who was described in the script as being "in her fifties". Miral hinted that she could possibly still be alive at the end of the episode "Barge of the Dead" . This is followed up in the Voyager relaunch novels, in which B'Elanna returns to the Klingon colony of Boreth and finds her mother alive. Her mirror universe counterpart was depicted as the Intendant of Earth in the novels The Mirror-Scaled Serpent and Rise Like Lions. She was given that assignment in 2368 as punishment for spurning the "crude advances" of Worf, the then-regent of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance.
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