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| rdfs:comment | - The Four Deities were religious icons of which Lwaxana Troi had a basic familiarity. After the arrival of Deanna Troi to Lwaxana's quarters in 2365, which managed to interrupt Data's particularly boring set of anecdotes during a dinner party, the elder Troi, at the delight of seeing her daughter, exclaimed: "Deanna, darling, thank the Four Deities you're here!" (TNG: "Manhunt" )
- The Four Deities are Betazoid religious icons. In late 2365, Lwaxana Troi was delighted to see her daughter, Deanna Troi, enter her quarters and interrupt one of Data's long and boring anecdotes, and showed her delight by exclaiming: "Deanna, darling, thank the Four Deities you're here!". (TNG episode: "Manhunt") In 2372, Lwaxana's doctor, Eusho Byxthar, demanded to know "what in the name of the Four Deities is wrong with Lwaxana this time?", when she was called out when Lwaxana went into labor. (TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: The Insolence of Office)
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| abstract | - The Four Deities were religious icons of which Lwaxana Troi had a basic familiarity. After the arrival of Deanna Troi to Lwaxana's quarters in 2365, which managed to interrupt Data's particularly boring set of anecdotes during a dinner party, the elder Troi, at the delight of seeing her daughter, exclaimed: "Deanna, darling, thank the Four Deities you're here!" (TNG: "Manhunt" )
- The Four Deities are Betazoid religious icons. In late 2365, Lwaxana Troi was delighted to see her daughter, Deanna Troi, enter her quarters and interrupt one of Data's long and boring anecdotes, and showed her delight by exclaiming: "Deanna, darling, thank the Four Deities you're here!". (TNG episode: "Manhunt") In 2372, Lwaxana's doctor, Eusho Byxthar, demanded to know "what in the name of the Four Deities is wrong with Lwaxana this time?", when she was called out when Lwaxana went into labor. (TNG - Slings and Arrows eBook: The Insolence of Office)
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