The Turning: Worf's Discommendation and Solitary Sacrifice
Plot Beats
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Kurn and Worf share a private moment of brotherhood and promise before Kurn reluctantly turns his back, leaving Worf only with Picard’s unwavering support.
Who Was There
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Narrative Connections
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"Worf's final insult to Duras and declaration of readiness for his fate leads directly to the council and crowd turning their backs on him in the Great Hall."
"Worf's final insult to Duras and declaration of readiness for his fate leads directly to the council and crowd turning their backs on him in the Great Hall."
"Worf's final insult to Duras and declaration of readiness for his fate leads directly to the council and crowd turning their backs on him in the Great Hall."
"Worf's cultural alienation during the dinner scene is echoed in his ultimate discommendation, where he is socially ostracized by his own people."
"Worf's cultural alienation during the dinner scene is echoed in his ultimate discommendation, where he is socially ostracized by his own people."
Key Dialogue
"PICARD: Worf wants you to live... the name of your father must someday be cleared. He needs you alive... with your honor intact."
"KURN: May you stand here again someday and roar over the fallen bodies of your enemies."
"WORF: We will stand together... ...brother."