Korris

Korris asserts his authority by introducing himself, refusing to delegate the responsibility of carrying the critically wounded Klingon, physically embodying Klingon honor and leadership amid crisis.

Korris asserts himself as the Klingon captain, interrupting formalities to prioritize survival. He forcefully takes charge of the rescue by personally carrying the critically injured third Klingon, embodying a determined …

Korris, the Klingon renegade captain, defends their narrative with a mixture of weariness and guarded defensiveness. He attempts to justify their actions under duress while revealing limited tactical details, projecting …

Captain Korris provides guarded, somewhat impatient responses during interrogation, asserting command authority while offering a strategic narrative of the battle and their travel aboard a Talarian freighter, guarding details sparingly.

Korris, as the Klingon renegade captain, offers a guarded but defiant account of the skirmish, challenging Worf subtly and defending their actions while displaying cultural pride and suspicion toward Starfleet …

Korris invites Worf to sit and share a meal, mockingly questions his loyalty and warrior spirit, and scrutinizes him with a confrontational, almost theatrical challenge that mixes disdain with a …

Commander Korris receives Picard’s communication with attentive seriousness. Though his reply is brief, his concern and tension are palpable, hinting at the pressures weighing on him both as a leader …

Commander Korris listens intently and responds to Captain Picard’s com voice with tension and concern, absorbing the devastating news about their injured comrade, which heightens the precariousness of their renegade …

Korris leads the death ritual, physically holding Kunivas' head and keeping his eyes open until death, then vocalizes a primal Klingon roar of victory. He coldly dismisses the body as …

Korris performs the intimate death ritual by physically keeping Kunivas’ eyes open, leading the group in a deep, guttural roar that transforms death into a moment of victory. He then …

Korris leads the confrontation, challenging Worf’s identity and expressing disdain for the pacifying peace. He articulates the renegade cause with fierce conviction and offers a tentative invitation to explore the …

Korris confronts Worf with a steady, piercing gaze, expressing disdain for Worf’s human upbringing yet offering respect for his warrior spirit. He articulates the renegades’ radical rebellion against a corrupted …

Korris leads the conversation with fierce intensity, challenging Worf’s loyalties and exposing the corruption of the Klingon leadership that drove their rebellion. He speaks with disdain for the peace and …

Korris leads the dialogue, revealing the grim truth of Kunivas's death caused by a corrupted Klingon cruiser. He challenges Worf's allegiance with both disdain and respect, articulating the renegades' fierce …

Korris, as the Klingon renegade leader, expresses a passionate belief in following their instincts and seeking glory beyond the confines of the Enterprise. He carries a determined, warrior-like posture, embodying …

Korris confronts Worf with urgent, determined pleas to reject Starfleet and join their rebellion. He challenges Worf’s allegiance, invoking the ship’s tactical power and their shared Klingon blood. His body …

Korris, facing heightened tension, calculates his actions and chooses to uphold a complex sense of Klingon honor by gently lifting the frightened child and handing her over to Worf, then …

Korris initiates the critical moment by gently lifting the frightened child and, after a measured pause, hands her off to Worf, momentarily averting a hostage crisis. His controlled and strategic …

Korris, the Klingon renegade leader, seizes the little girl in a calculated move to escalate tension and test Starfleet resolve. His actions reflect a complex interplay of honor and threat, …

Korris leads the weapon assembly and breakout, wielding the completed lethal device with cold aggression; he initiates the violent phaser fight by firing at security guards and escapes amid the …

Korris leads the weapon assembly, disables the forcefield via Konmel’s device, and opens fire on security personnel during the breakout, successfully escaping armed and dangerous.

Korris leads the assembly of the weapon using personal uniform parts, calmly initiates the breakout by firing at security guards, and successfully escapes the Security Area after the firefight.

Korris storms into Main Engineering brandishing a phaser, decisively positions himself atop a ladder near the Dilithium Crystal Chamber, barring access and threatening destruction. He asserts dominance, refusing to communicate …

Korris bursts assertively into Main Engineering, brandishing a phaser and positioning himself with calculated menace by the dilithium crystal chamber. He barricades himself atop a ladder, refusing all communication except …

Korris holds a phaser and threatens to destroy the Dilithium Crystal Chamber, attempting to coerce the Enterprise crew by leveraging fear. He tries to recruit Worf into his violent Klingon …

Korris holds a phaser hostage on the second level of Main Engineering, attempting to recruit Worf to his cause of violent rebellion and galactic conquest. He expresses fervent passion and …

Korris holds a phaser threatening critical ship systems, attempting to persuade Worf to join his rebellion. He expresses defiance, desperation, and a fierce belief in Klingon glory through violent uprising. …

Korris introduces himself briefly, then steps in to insist on carrying the barely alive survivor — taking physical responsibility and demonstrating Klingon loyalty as the group hurries through debris toward …

Korris formally announces himself, then steps forward to shoulder the wounded man personally, insisting on carrying him through debris to the pickup point, acting with grim physicality and ritual duty …